the education association is negotiating a contract with the unified school district but they are yeterms. miles says without the actions, teachers face a poor settlement or a stressful strike and something had to be done. they say a sick out is an illegal labor action. teachers could be disciplined and will not get paid. the spokesperson called the protest concerning and says quote, the district is in litigation with the education association. we are in the fact-finding stage which means we see a solution amendable to besides. the teachers will start the walkout at 7:30 this morning and make their way to downtown oakland. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> disneyland reportedly tracking down people who buy and resell souvenirs. some started businesses online, re-sailing limited additional items >> the register says disneyland is revoking passes of people who get caught doing at. disney responded to the report by saying park rules and past terms and conditions are in place to protect the experience for all of our guests. >>> it is already expensive. is probably good they are cracking down on that.>

the education association is negotiating a contract with the unified school district but have not a greenand high school english teacher says they thought something had to be done. teachers have a for settlement or a stressful strike district said a sick out is an illegal labor action. teachers could be disciplined and will not get paid. a spokesperson called the protest concerning and says quote, district is in negotiations with the education association and we are in effect fighting stage which means we seek a contract resolution that is amenable to both side. they are expected to meet at oakland high school at 7:30 this morning as they march from here to downtown oakland. ktvu fox 2 news. >>> also, a strike involving licensed mental health workers at kaiser, 4000 until help therapists and psychiatric nurses and licensed social markers say there are not enough mental health workers for those kaiser members. in some cases, people wait weeks without medication to see a therapist. >> for every 3000 members in the kaiser system, there is one mental health therapist. having timely access is

the oakland high walkout was not sanctioned by the oakland education association, but tuesday afternoon, the union is sponsoring a much larger demonstration after school. at five locations around the city. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> and while we're talking about then administrationdemont health workers walked off the job at kaiser permanente. they call mental health the civil rights issue of our time. kaiser health say they've hired 30% more workers in the past number of years. the hospital says the offices will remain open. in a statement, kaiser says this, "we value our therapists and are calling on them to talk to their union leadership and urge them to bargain constructively and stop putting our patients in the middle of their contract demands." >>> a sonoma county man accused of running a student loan debt relief scam appeared in court. melanie woodrow is live in the newsroom with the latest. >> reporter: he will be on h is a misunderstanding, but government prosecutors say that his former employees implicated him. his twitter posts are filled about success and ent

great big fight with the education association. but we did it. and 10,000 teachers went up the career ladder. bought into it. when you order it from washington, they don't buy into it. understoodnt bush that. so with his national education goals, his volunteer national voluntary his national tests, they were all voluntary. imposed from washington, d.c. he created an environment where states and cities and adopt them.could and they were lasting. of the steps, including my state of tennessee, have taken to make schools better in the last 30 years were either or encouraged by thege h.w. bush since national governors summit in 1989. that includes charter schools. '92, president bush encouraged every community to create start-from-scratch he called them. and many did. schoolsed new american development corporation with the help of deputy education secretary david kearns. $70 million and gave grants to that. my last act as education wasetary for president bush to write every school superintendent and say, why don't you try one of these new charter schoo

. >> the president of the prince george educator association said she's not entirely sold on the new plan and they are having a hard time keeping teachers because of low pay. >> the virginia governor wants to giver tea a 5% pay raise next year. and they also wants to grow the state's rainy day fund. he said it is harder to recruit retain quality teachers. it has to pass t through republican general sassembly nex week. >> we take a look at the very first wegmans grocery store. >> at the center of it all, d.c.'s first wegmans grocery store. this historic building will stay right where it is. the wegmans isoing to go right underneath. eight new buildings will go up around the original building. it will boast 7 residence units, 162,000 square feeof of ce space, 153,000 square feet of retail space and more than 1,300 underground parking crneirsead how ill all the delivery trucks get to wegmans? well, they're going to build ann underground tl right off the wisconn avenue. >> and on top of that tunnel will be a sloping hill, which has a cafe which soverlo public park. wegmans is expected to

san francisco education association. >> i don't want to talk for three minutes. it's late. thanks for making sure it was only two. yeah, so i have a feeling you're getting all the questions -- all the same questions or used my questions to prep. so super helpful. you know, again, you're preaching to the choir and want to offer the support of families to really advocate to make sure that sfusd receives resources from the eraf funds. i think it's important to remember that we're in this mess because san francisco's taking a really bold assistance and challenging the control that the driver's taxpayers association has had over the state for decades. and that san francisco voters have spoken and said that we want to invest in our k-12 schools but also in early childhood education and in housing, and we can't let orange county voters or orange county billionaires tell us that we can't. so the think the eraf money offers us an opportunity to sta standup and say we are going to respect the promises made by san francisco voters. i think as we reflect on all the great work that's go

the teachers union school distr the education association which represents teachers needs to vote on the deal. and school board approval is also required. the school district and the union have been negotiated since october 2017. >>> coming up, concerns about terrorist threats at airports around the world. what officials are saying about this. >> terrorists will continue to target us so we have to keep targeting them. during the holiday season and all year long. >>> president trump is at a u.s. base engermany meeting with troops as in germany meeting with troops. he praised the progress made against isis but now another terrorist group al-qaeda is promising a new threat. >> reporter: officials ringing alarm bills in an uptick of terrorists -- >> we have to keep targeting them. during the holiday season and all year round. >> reporter: much of the federal government's attention has been on isis. >> we are destroying the blood thirsty killers known as isis. >> we have done a very, very major job on isis. we have defeated isis. >> intelligence shows al-qaeda has been alive and well and

spokesperson says the is concerning and the district is currently in negotiations with the o2 -- education association . we are and the fact finding stage which main we're looking for a contract resolution. >>> workers walked off the job and calling for increased staffing for mental health care. martinez is in san francisco where workers are on strike.>> reporter: this is day 1 of a strike. these are social workers. mental health care workers say patients wait more than a month for an appointment and there is one full-time mental health physician for every 3000 workers. >> in some cases, it can take five weeks to get a face-to- face appointment and at times, it can take eight weeks to get a follow-up for a return appointment. sometimes we have to offer group treatment even when individual therapy would be more appropriate. my experience has been on a regular basis, i run into shortages when i try to do my job. >> reporter: representative says this is not about helping patients but money. kaiser said quote, it is disheartening that union leaders call this strike during the holiday season when many with

in a statement they sent to us they said the district is currently in negotiations with the education association means we continue to seek a contract resolution that is amenable to both sides. so, again, teachers at the high school are starting to show up. supporters are out here as well. the plan is to march from here to downtown oakland hoping to get their voices heard and get a contract that they can approve and be okay with. and of course you heard from a teacher here at oakland high school who says the teachers here are not actually calling sick, they are using personal days. in oakland, sara zendehnam, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> license mental health workers at kaiser permanente facilities around the state are on strike. some 4000 therapist, psychiatric nurses, licensed social workers walked out saying in some cases patients have to wait weeks without medication to get badly needed help. the workers say they need to hire more staff so patients can be seen in a reasonable amount of time. and that any tragedies. >> you will hear from families of kaiser patients who committed suicide because they c

the oakland educational association wants a 12% raise. >> i looked at berkeley salary. docking myself the equal of 15 to 30 days of pay every single year i have been teaching. >> dozens of teachers today taking part in the protest might face disciplinary action. it's unclear what the potential action might be. >> the pressure is mounting for president trump. he's going on the offensive like he does quite often. he went on a twitter attack. against former fbi director james comey and former personal attorney. the president denies directing former michael cohen to pay off two women who claimed they had affairs with trump. on twitter the president called the payments a simple private transaction. not a campaign finance violation. which is what cohen is going to jail for. >> people who say this is about giving women money to women to be quiet. don't understand the gravity of directing money through money laundering, through bank fraud wire fraud. >> the president also attacked comey. claiming he lied to house members during a six hour closed door meeting on friday. the form

protest concerning and said that the district is currently in negotiations with the oakland education association we are in the fact-finding stage, meaning that they continue to seek contract that is amenable to both sides. >>> they are hoping that this sparks the change. they're hoping to get a new contract. >> reporter: oakland . ktvu. 's permit for more on the headlines that we've been working on, let's get over to dave clark. >>> some of the top stories. sailboat started early this morning but it was later freed by the coast guard. the sailboat that had people onboard somehow broke away from the municipal marina. it became stuck against the causeway. the people in the boat were able to paddleboard to shore. the traffic was not affected. matthew mueller will be in court today facing extra charges. it is for a kidnapping case the police called a hoax. he has already been convicted in federal court. sentenced to 40 years in prison for the kidnapping of denise hoskins in 2015. he is facing state charges in solano county, accused of rape, false imprisonment and kidnapping for ransom. the 35-year-o

. >> theth president prince gorges county educator's association says she's not entirely sold on the governor's plan she says the state is having a hard time keeping teachers because of low pay. >>> big changes are coming to the fourth hour of the "today" show. >> kathie lee gifford announced year.ill be leaving next >> it's all so hard because the reason i stayed longer than a year is because love everybody here so much. >> gifford made t announcement yesterday morning. her co-host hoda kotb said her life changed when gifford joined in 2008. she will focus on film, music, woks. her last dayl be april 7th of next year. >> i can't believe it's been 11 years. time really does fly by. >> we need that tissue box on a string that comes that would be awesome to have. >> i didn't know you were a cryer. ometimes you're crying, sometimes you're nflleing. there's more than one use for a tissue. >> i would like the chocolate chip cookiery deli. >> that is a bridge too far. >> it's a chilly start on your n wednesday mo nose may be running a little bit. not much of a wind to contend th this morni

the walkout was not sanctioned by the oakland education association, but tuesday afternoon, the union is spons sponsoring a much larger demonstration after school at five locations around the city. in oakland, laura anthony, "abc7 news." >>> mental health workers at kaiser permanente facilities in san francisco and san jose walked off the job, protesting staffing levels and benefits. it involves 4,000 psychologists, and psychiatric nurses statewide. patients are forced to wait four to six weeks to see a therapist. they want kaiser to hire hundreds more health workers. kaiser also released a statement saying in part, we value our therapists and are calling on them to talk to their yunion leadership and stop putting our patients in the middle of their contract demands. >>> let's turn to the weather now. only a little bit of rain overnight and hazy today, drew. >> a little rain earlier this morning. the haze lingering around right now this afternoon. but live doppler 7 was tracking all of that light shower activity this morning. drier skies are prevailing. that cold front, all the way so

please note, the district is currently in negotiations with the oakland education association and we are now in the fact-finding stage, which means we continue to seek a contract resolution that is amenable to both sides. i spoke to one teacher this morning who said he would go out on strike if the district does not budge in the contract negotiations. the last time oakland unified teachers did go on a strike, back in 1996 and lasted about two months. reporting live outside oakland city hall, bob redell, nbc bay area news. >> thanks, bob. >>> kaiser permanente clinicians are demanding change now. pete suratos is standing in san francisco with both sides. issue there. what's the bottom line here for those protesters? what do they want? >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you, laura. the issue at hand for these mental health clinicians is they feel they are understaffed. they need more help. they say their case loads are a bit overwhelming, so that's why they want to see kaiser add more staffing to their different hospitals around california. that's why you see hundreds of mental health

and there are 200 museums and educational associations across that we partner with and some of the partnership is along traditional lines. we loan collections and exhibits but also transfer skillsets. so some of those partners will come to us to learn things and -- or spend time with us and i think that is a great way to do it at a low cost plus you make new colleagues and network and have some kind of long-term partner in place that way. >> so if i may jump in, the institute of the museum and library services has been awarding funds, grants to organizations like museums and libraries and educational institutions to work together on projects and i think that is a very rich avenue to pursue, where there are smaller organizations, colorado or wherever they are, but a joints project so that is very -- >> so it sounds like an important thing, the larger institution helping the smaller. i came across a site, history.gov and i believe andrew is connected to this initiative. >> we are. >> can you give us an overview of what you are trying to do there a

relevant to the nights event received a distinguished dissertation award from the american educational research association. i first heard her name when she was doing a poetry reading in new york city, and i was truly blown away by the performance she gave that night. for me her imagination put her in conversation with saul williams, toni morrison. also her scholarship is extraordinary and you know, i received my phd as well from the university of chicago in anthropology, and the university of chicago is not in academia is being incredibly rigorous, putting priority on social theory. i'm not going to say that chicago is the most rigorous place to study social sciences. i will just say people who think themselves of the most rigorous, think of university of chicago as the most rigorous social scientists. so tonight will be hearing about her second contribution, "ghosts in the schoolyard" and in a minute you're thinking how could it be that in such a short time she wrote such an insightful and illuminating book on issues such critical importance? i just want to foreground the my experience that takes a lot o

she received a distinguished dissertation award from the american educational research association. i first heard eve's name when she was could go a post trireading in new york city and i was blown away by the performance she gave that night. for more, her imagination put her in conversation with saul williams and tone tony morrison. but also her scholarship is extraordinary and i received my ph.d as well from the university of chicago in anthropology, and university of chicago is known as being incredibly rigorous, putting priority on social theory and i'm not going say that chicago is the most rigorous place to study social sciences'. i religion just say people who think of themselves as the most rigorous, think of the university of chicago as the most -- so, tonight we'll be hearing about eve's second contribution, goes in the school areas and i know many of you are think can how it could be that in such a short time she wrote sufficient an incitele book on an issue of such critical importance. i just want to for ground that in my experience takes a lot of bravery to write about

. >>> hundreds of educators in fremont are protesting. >> the teachers association says the district has refused to give them sufficient raises to keep up with living cost. >> i am in debt from the student loans and now i'm in loan from this profession. at the end of the month i'm using my credit card to buy supplemental materials. >> the district says it is facing a budget shortfall which can only be covered by additional funding or cutting cost. much of the additional funding it receives including supplement tear pensions. >>> your next meal on walnut creek's main strat restaurant row may come with an extra surprise. mandatory tip for your server. she's lost over 10 servers even after raising hourly raises to bad tipping. back in november so added a 15% to every bill. that way there's enough tip at the end of the night to split between sushi chefs, dish washers, and servers. customers we spoke to said it's a good idea. >> to go orders through apps like grub hub and uber eats so says people have gotten out of the habit of going to restaurants. oyama is not alone at least one other r

there are other states that have done some good work with civics education, but our effort as an association with judges around the country has been to create and post and make available speakers and materials to every state with help from our staff to put on programs that involve civics education all the way down to kindergarten all that the retirement age because that is the basic source of education of the public. whenever they weigh in, either as voting in elections are voting for the people who ultimately choose the judges, they have a solid base of knowledge about how the judiciary works. it is absolutely bedrock fundamental to where we go from here. we do see pressures in the state. electionse lead up to where you know there may be attack ads. there is research that has been done about, there is some indication that judges are less kind enrolling in criminal cases, in the year or so leading up to the reelection effort. most of us know that there is politics involved in the process. what comes with the territory is that you just have to know that and set it aside and deal with the case

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president trump and his associates, including the education secretary betsy devos, reach out to the hsbc you president obama was black but he did not really do much, he did not pay specific attention and give you the help with financial issues that historical black colleges and universities were, in distress. they came thinking, we are going to get more assistance from this president, even though they understood that he was pointing out barack obama's inadequacies in his mind. op in the ovalto office, he is sitting there, they are all around the great desk. the promise was there would be additional aid. just as we sit here this morning, that aid never materialized. there have been some increases in pell grant's, disproportionate number of are recipients but in terms of the kind of financial aid they were anticipating, it never materialized and a lot of them feel they got used. in fact, that is the language they use to talk, we were there as a prop for a photo opportunity that allow the president to claim lack support. -- black support. let's go to george in austin, illinois. on the democ

. >> be formed an association with butte college and butte education to get people into the trades and rebuild paradise. >> another concern is the broken and stressed roads. the heavy machinery is the same machinery that's causing the damage to the roads. >>> a retired carpenter are helping people to heal. he's built 26,000 crosses. he's known for responding to tragedies bit he will build a cross for anyone who contacts him. these have personal touches on the honor all of those killed as a result of the campfire. he felt compelled to build crosses for each of the victims. >> i get sick and tired of hearing anybody's. now we have names, ages on every one of these, it's not numbers these are people. >> the memorial is in the ten of paradise at sky way and sky way crossroad where everyone is see it. >>> it's officially resilience day, breweries released a special beer to benefit survivors of the campfire. it started as a idea. they created the ipa and shared that with breweries across the country. tonight there's resilience parties with proceeds going to the campfire relief fund. >>> the

this very consistently, instead of being set up as a chinese claim by the industry of education, the honbon association, in fact, it was set up by the united front work department, which we've been reading as being at the heart of chinese influence operations. i think the united front work department is all we need to know about what their true intent is. but it's sort of a broader array of pressure that they're putting on universities, whether it's set up a satellite campus in china. what i'm looking at is are there university transfers that are occurring between the universities in the united states and the satellites in china that are excavating our reviews? and if you talk to the deans in these schools, these schools are financially addicted to full freight chinese tuition. so that leverage is a huge part of the pressure. as a return to the chinese side, i would say that all the companies that operate similar organizations in the united states, like the german guta institute which studies german language, the french have similar ones, none of them are affiliated with universities. they're all stand

religious beliefs of any kind, however as a public institution of higher education, we respect the rights and privileges associatedution including the first amendment, right and freedom of speech and religion. " we find this message ridiculous, outrageous and offensive, he has every legal right to voice his opinion." remember the self-proclaimed grinch principal in nebraska banning candy canes because they were shaped like a letter "jay" for, he has been put on leave. and mike huckabee, and cathy areu is back with us. kathy, it is very interesting that you get reactions depending on somebody's individual faith. there are some times that if anybody says anything negative about some religion that is politically incorrect. but it seems that one group who is acceptable to bash the deeply held religious beliefs, and seems to be on a more regular basis christian and christians. why? why is that? >> perhaps they are the most popular religion, maybe it is because more people know more about christmas than they do about kwanzaa than they do about hanukkah. so it is easier to pick on the religion that most people know about

course, and yet it really is a drop in the ocean in terms of the overall education budget and already the local government association being given out over a couple of years and doesn't even come close to meeting the shortfall for this year alone. how we look after children with special educational needs marks us as how we are as a society and i know your programme has quite rightly spent a lot of time looking at this issue. what we are announcing today is important, revenue funding, a quarter of £1 billion over two years but it's about other things, capital funding to help to improve facilities for putting new facilities for putting new facilities in for it needed or perhaps expand special educational needs units within mainstream schools. also looking to the future, doing new studies, but also putting in place new training, training more educational psychologists and creating new ways of making sure we are commissioning the right support in the first place, so children with those additional needs can get the help they specifically required. those additional needs can get the help they specifically requiredm works o

jobs workers prepare for in k-12, maybe pursue some post secondary education, obtain a certificate, obtained associates degree. maybe a bachelors degree. be theyexpectation will will undergo a series of retraining programs as well and move from one job to multiple jobs throughout their career. we are already in the middle of this transition. it's going to take a number of years. it's a can of the movement etween an ad economy -- ag conomy into an industrial economy. >> in that transition there were also probably of that's probably be a lot more people that are not working for one company. you focused on that by introducing a bill was senator warner. the portable benefits for independent worker's private -- pilot program. about whatle bit that is? why just a pilot program? than we start with the easy part. the pilot program. generations -- frankly for generations we've introduced to many expensive and large programs and then we find out we wasted a lot of money. we should take a page out of business's books and rigorously those thingsscale that benefit american citizens in meaningful ways. that's the pi

saturday the doctor of that athletic association added a personal touch to the statement writing, in part, i quote. as an african-american and parent, as well as a former educatorach, official, an athlete, i clearly understand the issues of play and probably better than most. the association takes this matter very seriously and i ask everyone respect the process related to all parties involved. we should note that cnn has actually reached out to not only the parents of this varsity wrestler but also to the referee in question. we have yet to hear back. polo sandoval, cnn, new york. >>> we are following breaking news in indonesia. the death toll climbing after a tsunami slams into beaches without warning. astonishing and terrifying new pictures coming in to us this hour. >>> we know president trump likes to watch himself on the news but a gnaw claim in an article says he is watching even more and trusting his staff even less. more on that is coming up. for you, it's always leap over look. now over later. and pause. not even in your vocabulary. so when a cold sore tingle strikes. you act on it. only abreva can get rid of a cold sore in as little as 2 1/2 days whe

a new normal, where workers prepare k-12, maybe pursue some post secondary education, obtain a certificate, obtain an associates degree, 80 go on and get a bachelors degree -- bachelors degree thereafter. there will be retraining programs as well. moving from one job to multiple jobs throughout their career. already in the middle of this transition. it is going to take a number of -- like an agricultural economy to an industrial economy. it is not something that was adapted to. it took a couple of generations to get everything set. heather: in that transition, there is also probably going to be a lot more people who are working directly for one company. maybe they are independent contractors, consultants, or something along those lines. by have focused on that introducing a bill with senator can you say a little bit about what that bill is and why is it just a pilot program? why are we ready to introduce a full bill? let me start with the easy part. the pilot program. we in government, for generations, have introduced to many ambitious, large, expensive programs. evaluation,ter an when that happens, it usually

doug guillon: we formed an association with butte college and butte county office of education to gooung people and get them into the trades, to make it their goal and hopefully their desire to rebuild paradise. clark gardner: areas like this will need to be rebuilt and repaired. max: clark gardner, with franklin construction, a local grating and paving contractor, urges people to learn the trades now. clark gardner: i really want to see them take advantage of the opportunity to better themselves right now. max: contractors have identified some of the problems and more to come. clark gardner: especially with all the truck traffic to haul off this material and get to everything, it's going to end up tearing the roads up for sure. max: now, they just need trained workers to help solve them. shawn shingler: i see so much opportunity here. so much growth potential for growth and for things to come back. (ken) in national news... federal officials are accusing a new york district attorney of hindering an investigation into october's deadly limo crash. the crash left 20 people dead. the n-

prime minister take this opportunity to educate members about gdp rules and ask them to remove carol for many debate they are associated with. >> can i say to my honorable friend that i think everybody needs to take care of what they have on databases but the core point of what she was saying was to reveal a number of people have on the labor benches and they should be trying to stop brexit, we should be delivering brexit to the british people and as my honorable friend and i concur with her, outside the european union there's a bright future ahead for this country. >> lambert, lambert. >> my constituent has been missing for two years. yesterday i met with her and peter lawrence to express frustration of what is yet to be implemented despite receiving broad consent in april 2017 and this takes effect july 2019. can the prime minister is sure me there will be no further delays in measures of the act being fully implemented? >> i say to the honorable gentlemen i assure the minister responsible will be in touch with him in relation to the application of the enactment of those provisions. >> the european union committee st

workers prepare for jobs in k through 12, maybe pursue some post-secondary education, obtain a certificate, obtain an associate's degree, maybe go on and get a bachelor's degree thereafter, and then the expectation will be they're going to undergo a series of retraining programs as well and move from one to multiple jobs throughout their career, we're already in kind of the middle of this transition. it's going to take a number of years. it's akin to the movement from an ag economy into a manufacturing economy. it's not something that was adapted to in ten years. it really took a couple generations to get everything sort of set. >> yeah. in that transition, there's also probably going to be more people who aren't working directly for one company. >> that's right. >> maybe they're independent contractors or consultants or something along these lines. you've really zoned and focused on that by introducing a bill with senator warner, the portable benefits for independent workers pilot program. can you say a little bit about what that is and why is it just the pilot program? why aren't we ready to actually introduce

lou: everyone associate with him has been soiled or disgrace. whether fired or resigned. >> educatedwit. i think he felt he was still the imperial wizard. the guy is just out of his mind, quite frankly. what he has done criminally, the federal violations that he has put himself into. and the bureau, you know, he is, he has zero support. for nearly a year before there was special counsel, it is unclear to anyone right now, why, how he got away with it. and why there was not some check because as far as we know, no other fbi director in history, has done that. >> he got away with it because he was a lieutenant in obama' intel army. he was a lieutenant in the army with others, brennan, klapper you know, this whole conspiracy. first off to stop trump and if by some miracle he was elected to make his administration worthless. >> i think back every time we talked about the intelligence apparatus of the obama administration unleashed on this president. i can recall vividly when the president said that he was being wiretapped. and the national left-wing media mocked him and said no, ridiculo

where workers prepare for jobs in k-12, maybe pursue some post secondary education, obtain a certificate, obtained -- obtain an associates degree. maybe get a bachelors degree. expectation will be they will undergo a series of retraining programs as well and move from one job to multiple jobs throughout their career. we -- throughout their career. this -- we are already in the middle of this transition. it's going to take a number of years. it is i can to the movement from an ad and economy to in a manufacturing economy. it is not something that was in 10 years, it took a couple generations to get everything sort of set. heather: in that transition there is also going to be probably more people that are for-- not working directly one company. maybe they are independent contractors or consultants. you really focused on that by introducing a bill with senator warner. the portable benefits for independent worker's pilot program. can you say about what that is unwise or just a pilot program? why aren't we ready to introduce a full bill? let me start with the easy part. the pilot program. government, for frankly generations,

president of the united states student association founded in one thousand nine hundred forty seven whose million and a half student members are fighting for education justice welcome both sonia if you could talk to the younger you what advice would you give her about debt. you know i was thinking on their question and it's a really go one i would really have to tell my younger self to choose a profitable major a lot of times we see students including myself there go into college with no game plan out not even think about what the marketplace really needs in in how i guess and talents can support that so i would tell myself for sure college is a wonderful tool but make sure that it has a good return on investment just this week a sobering number from the apartment list study by the federal reserve bank in new york less than one eighth of college grads with student loan debt will be able to scrape together the twenty percent downpayment they're going to need to buy a house within the next five years and two thirds will need more than two decades to get there just so in young people today are being told the same thing my baby boomer cohorts and i hear

president trump and his associates, including the education secretary betsy devos, reach out to the hsbcou president obama was black but he did not really do much, he did not pay specific attention and give you the help with financial issues that historical black colleges and universities were, in distress. they came thinking, we are going to get more assistance from this president, even though they understood that he was pointing out barack obama's inadequacies in his mind. op in the ovalto office, he is sitting there, they are all around the great desk. the promise was there would be additional aid. just as we sit here this morning, that aid never materialized. there have been some increases in pell grant's, disproportionate number of are recipients but in terms of the kind of financial aid they were anticipating, it never materialized and a lot of them feel they got used. in fact, that is the language they use to talk, we were there as a prop for a photo opportunity that allow the president to claim lack support. -- black support. let's go to george in austin, illinois. on the democra

association's new technical director is les reed. the 66—year—old will be in charge of england's elite men's and women's teams, as well as the development sides — and fa education time in the role. and six—time olympic sprint champion allyson felix has revealed her new baby was born eight weeks prematurely. the american sprinter says her daughter camryn has been in a neo—natal intensive care unit since her birth at the end of november but she's "doing well". there was an angry confrontation between dillian whyte and dereck chisora as they weighed in ahead of their heavyweight fight on saturday. both fighters came in atjust over 17 and a half stone, but after the face—off, there were verbal disagreements between them, which continued backstage. whyte narrowly won on points when the two first met in 2016. the winner of this rematch at the 02 in london could set up a potential title bout next year. that's all from sportsday. we'll have more sport throughout the weekend. hello, and welcome to our look ahead to what the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are michael booker, who's the deputy editor at the daily express, and the daily mirror columnist susie

educators staged a protest today for salary increases. >> [ chanting ] >> teachers rallied outside the fremont unified school district then packed a school board meeting. the teachers association says the district has refused to give them sufficient raises to keep up with increasing living costs. >> i am in debt from student loans and now i'm in debt from this. at the end of the month i am using my credit card to buy supplemental materials because the district does not accommodate students with special needs. >> the district is facing a budget shortfall which can only be covered by additional funding or cutting costs. it also says much of the additional funding it receives supplements employee pensions. which significantly affects the cost of living adjustment. >>> if you get good service at a restaurant, you leave a good tip, right? of course not everybody does that. but as kpix 5's andria borba reports, with a shortage of workers these days, some restaurants are making that tip mandatory. >> reporter: even with bustling holiday crowds on main street in walnut creek, restaurants are struggling to hold onto workers. and tonight, some are making sure their employees are taking

board of education, but there were other persons who were not of african ancestry associated with this litigation who helped to fund it. it was a costly piece of litigation, and i'm proud to say that a.j.c. was supportive of naacp and brown vs. board of education of topeka. the a.j.c. has been at the forefront of strengthening ties between jews and latinos. the a.j.c. concerns itself with the human rights and human dignity of all people, regardless of ethnicity. -jewish .'s muslim advisory council is a group of some 50 persons, muslims and jews who have, as their aim, protecting and expanding the rights of religious minorities in the united states of america. those who would divide us along religious lines are confronted by the a.j.c., the american jewish committee. it has launched a global campaign, encouraging people of conscious around the world to attend jewish services and especially this was made known after the attack at the tree of ife congregation in pittsburgh where 11 persons, worshipers were killed. i was fortunate enough to shabat service in houston, texas, where the honor