and frederic chopin polish sailboats where head of us our sister ship from poland will be our main rival both ships have similar designs and sails according to the time correction will last about thirty minutes during the first phase i. think again a thirty to ninety minutes will be enough for us to win here to give a long blast. but. long one by. by noon more than thirty sail boats have left the port of lisbon the second part of the race is short little more than two hundred nautical miles may will need to make up for the time she lost in the first place before she reaches the spanish port of kids is the crew unfurls mia sails all three thousand square metres all. over all of the boats in this prestigious class of ships mia has the greatest claim to victory her rivals pale in comparison to the number of wins she has racked up over the years she also boasts a skilful crew. strictly speaking these races are a side project from the russian ship is primarily for training purposes cadets of them a car of academy a would be captains of the russian merchant fleet if they learn how to set sail

wgn's nancy loo is live at frederic chopin elementary school... with details on the new contract. with chicago school kids back in the classroom the mayor is sounding pretty satisfied with the tentative teacher's contract. but he has yet to make clear how the city will pay for that. the kids are glad to be back at this school and the mayor was thrilled to welcome them as the students headed to a class the mayor was pressed on how the city plans to fund this multimillion-dollar plan ... >>we inherited a fiscal problem we have cut a half billion dollars already we will make cuts across the board ... a hike in property taxes more cussed accordinschool closures about 100 and cost cutting across the board union teachers are clearly happy to be off the picket line raises instructional changes guarantee classroom basics were all ensured ... >>there is no such thing as a contract that will make all of us happy we cannot get a perfect contract we are realistic about this at the other issue is do we stay on strike forever until every little thing we want is available to us? >>the city is go

. >> suarez: chicago mayor rahm emanuel greeted students and faculty at frederic chopin elementary schools morning, as the nation's third largest school district went back to work. >> good morning, mr. mayor, how are you. >> suarez: the welcome back for some 350,000 students and more than 26,000 teachers and support staff, followed a seven-day strike, the first by the chicago teachers union in 25 years. but tuesday evening, some 800 union delegates cheered after a nearly unanimous vote to end the strike. >> we got what we wanted. that's what it seems like. i'm just glad we're going back to work that's all. >> suarez: two days earlier, the delegates had balked at returning to work, as they demanded more time to study the tentative deal. but union president karen lewis welcomed the ultimate outcome last night. >> we feel very positive about moving forward. we feel grateful that we have a united union and that when a union moves together, amazing things happen. >> suarez: leaders of the city's public school district also struck a celebratory note at their own news conference. public school c