we can publish the overall gpa instead of the written gpa. but it is the written average that is important for admission to universities, and of course, the movement to improve the quality in the education of the country has started and this is our most important issue today. around a thousand friday imams made a new vow with the ideals of the founder of the islamic revolution by attending imam khomeini's shrine. imam khomeini's shrine , which city did you come from? razavi khorasan, kakht city , kerman province, bham city, bahmei city , qeshti city, west azarbaijan province. simultaneously with the beginning of the twenty-sixth gathering of friday imams and representatives of the wali. a thousand spiritual jurists from all over the country have renewed their agreement with the ideals of imam rahal . how many times have you personally read the will of imam raher, may allah bless him and grant him peace? i was in azad university. i have been teaching the will of the great imam personally since i entered the seminary for almost 25 years, at lea

gpas of our students.but i don't think it devalues the berkeley education. we're still known as one of the most competitive university in the united states. and our graduates are highly, highly regarded. and i see that when i write letters of recommendation for them, when they're applying to graduate programs, when they apply to internships, they're nationally competitive. they're actually i think they're extraordinary. >> we indeed. in fact, i think berkeley has risen in recent years in u.s. news and world report. not that that's the end. all but i'm pretty sure that i would not get in these days. vice provost, i feel the same way right? vice provost oliver o'reilly, thank you very much for coming on the show today. appreciate it. >> thank you so much for having me here today. >> a reminder you can get our live newscasts, breaking news, weather and more with our abc7 bay area streaming tv app available on apple tv, google tv, fire tv and roku. just search abc sev are living in the moment and taking ibranc

we can use gpa instead of written gpa. let's publish the whole thing, but it is the written gpa that is important for admission to universities, and of course , the quality improvement movement has started in the education of the country, and this is the issue that is our most important concern today. according to today's resolution of the consolidation commission the budget bill 1403 of the ministry of roads and urban development required families with four or more children from next year. under the age of 20 , give a plot of land for free. families with four or more children under the age of 20, the ministry of roads and urbanization was obliged to give these families a plot of land free of charge, in line with the fact that we are among the families that are weaker, families that want to have children and support the foundations . family. with the motive of preserving the islamic iranian lifestyle, the presence of these families with four children under 20 years of age or more since 1403 the government was obliged to gi

. >> the team's gpa is also 3.9. >> i'm proud of our young women here. from day one to now. we take pride in our education through athletics. >> her team is just as proud of head coach sue phillips. she has won four gold medals as the national team coach. this year, she will be inducted into the women's basketball hall of fame. >> stop and smell the roses, enjoy the acknowledgments, but realize that success is not a destination, but a process. try to be better every day. >> tonight is about focus. focus on the next team they will face. they are looking to keep their distinction is the best team in the nation. >> i love what the coach said. success is a process. expected they just say that they have a team gpa of three point line? incredible. confederations. go get them, monarchs. it has been a great program for a long time. >> is that something that the wnba would be looking at that aim to prove -- they see these girls going to stanford and all these elite programs. >> men. that is phenomenal. >> what are we doing? that is a three-pointer. all that stuff. i only have limited

but it is the written gpa that is important for admission to universities, and of course, the quality improvement movement has started in the country's education, and this is the issue that is our most important concern today. the third day of the popular ammar film festival was accompanied by a football match between iran and palestine, an event that revived the memory of the holy tears for victory. on the third day of the ammar festival, a football excitement of the resistance type was the spice of the film screening. from amjadiye stadium about 60 years ago and the goal that was scored against israel tomorrow. the same photo of me was published in the cover of keihan sports newspaper, and i wrote holy tears for victory until the iran-palestine match in doha stadium. in the middle of this, people directly hit the bank and watched the documentary "ink bank ". this can only happen in such a festival. no other festival and no occasion there is no one else who is so popular. the words of the people can be transmitted to the people, if the country's officials can support the documentary

well, because his gpa was not high, he failed to get into a good university and a good field of study. he was accepted in urmia university. the field of animal husbandry, he doubted whether to go or not. in a family where all the children were studying, the animal husbandry field of urmia university was not very visible. however, at a time when others were forced to get their diplomas, ghulam hossein's acceptance into the university was not a small success. however, gholam hossein was still hesitating. his only option was to go to the army. the choice was to go to university and he decided to go to university because 1954 was the height of the conflicts between iran and iraq. when we discussed with him what is the problem with being a soldier now, he said that if there is a war with iraq, then what is the duty of a person like me, should i go with a muslim for example. in those days , there was a severe border dispute between iran and iraq and even a short war broke out. as always, there was a fight over arvand. the same fight that escalated again in september 1959 caused a big war. m

stadium operations as quoted by the associated press as writing, quote, we are happy to work with a gpa, rather, on other ways to celebrate and promote professional baseball in oakland. the jpa is the group that runs the coliseum. >> is this just a snob altogether? i love that name, ballers. >> i do, too. you keep saying that for the first game. >> and it is cute, too because it is the b's, so it is hard to say but they are not deterred . they say don't even know where they're going to be playing the regular season but they say that it is on. >> we are ready to go, the oakland ballers are playing baseball in 2024 in the pioneer league. we've got a 96 game season, 48 home games in oakland. it is all happening, we just aren't apparently playing a game at the oakland coliseum because we have been told not to in a contract that we have signed has been voided. >> the a's are full steam ahead on vegas, major league baseball proved their relocation in november. the stadium set to open in 2028 but their lease at the coliseum ends at the end of next season. so a few year gap there, we don't know

the expo aims to create opportunities for businesses active in the fields of gpa, assistive labs, my friend, and others, are to use of july lebrans, a small frontera a certain amount. it's does not run given all among the public, but it's actually been driving force behind many of the daily public activities, including online wide sharing services to get a feel for your smartphones. gps is just one aspect of dramatic. now, many of the big names of the fields are here attending, but there are do you want us to showcase the latest achievements and the cutting edge technology. dramatics incorporates fields such as burial a satellite survey, inc. remote sensing and cartography to measure manage and analyze spatial information, describing the earth and its physical features. so basically it has a wide range of applications in internet vacation services, archaeological excavation, disaster risk reduction, and estimation of crop yields that your method equipment we produce is may need to consider, can construct the project with a higher accuracy with us empty meter. for example, the station

i was master chief, i never asked someone about their high school, what is your gpa, i look at the merite need to get back to and sometimes services need to get out of their own way. somebody wants to serve, sign them up and put them to work. >> kayleigh: thank you for your service. >> thank you. >> kayleigh: coming up, climate actsivists throw soup at the mona lisa. piers morgan on the climate crazies next. first check in with dana perino and bill hemmer for what is going on. >> bill: busy monday, we shall respond, what decision will the president make? >> dana: and condemning the feds decision on the border. and i've been waiting for this for 12 months, super bowl match up is set and romance is involved. new week begins in minutes, see you then. all in one and done with new mucinex kickstart. headache? better now. new mucinex kickstart gives all-in-one and done relief with a morning jolt of instant cooling sensation. it's comeback season. >> woman: what's my safelite story? i'm a photographer. and when i'm driving, i see inspiration right through my glass. so when my windshield cracked

people don't think so, listen to mike rowe.t >> i thinkth employers right now are looking at an average gpa.8. it is like, everyone is getting a trophy, everyoneen is getting an a, if i'm an employer, hiring a harvard grad. i have no idea who i amng hiring a. donations are drying up. grat yegraduates are taking their degree off their wall, they no longerua resonate witteh pride, they'reey shameful. >> everyon nate ise above average. after the new hampshire primary fox voter analysis showed former president trump do dominatedsh noncollegeir educated voters, picking up 64% of vote, 30points higher than nikkii ha haley, i think it has to with his ability to communicate with people up and downo the economic spectrum. no matteasr where theirca education iste.d >>do one, also the fact that about 35% of americans have a 4 year degree.fa theyct see joe biden and this administration democrats going out of their way to, forgivyee the student loan debt, what if you are a cop, or a waitress or working construction where is yourss o forgiveness from december coming from, they see -- for debt coming from

a black student with slightly below average and gpa has nine times greater chance of admission to medicall than aen white student or asian b students. again this should be scores so be disqualifying otherwise. the medical school licensing exam has gone past fail rather than being graded. because again the licensing exam hasn't desperate impact on tomedical students it is used to screen students for some of the most residencies during medical school. they would rather get rid of grades the actual medical licensing body would get rid of grades and destroy our ability to actually rank students then give a completely colorblind neutral test that has no racial bias tenant is a desperate impact on blacks. the preferences never end the pressure is enormous on schools to promote to hire doctors based on race. to promote doctors based on race to put them in the charge of the medical research. the pressure is also comingro fm national funding agencies the national institutes of health. national science foundation are now making rates a more important qualification for receiving medical grants than

. >> epic employers across the country are looking at an average of gpa at harvard is 3.8 that used toconversations] what i went to school. everybody's getting trophy and in a in a five-minute employer hiring a harvard grad i have no idea who i'm hiring, donations are drying up graduates are taking the degree off their wall because they no longer resonate with pride, their shameful. jason: everybody is above average. after the new hampshire primary "fox weather" analysis showed former president donald trump dominated noncollege educated voters. trump picked up 64% of the vote of full 30 points higher than nikki haley. why is the president doing so well. i think it has to do with his ability to communicate with people up and down the economic spectrum no matter where their education is. >> that's one factor, the fact that only 35% of americans have a four year degree, yet they see joe biden in this administration democrats going out of their way to forgive the student loan de debt. what if you are a cop or waitress or your working construction where is your forgiveness for debt coming f

oh gpa.s really about the aspirations of wanting to go to college, right? because if a student is in 9th 10th, 11010th grade and they really want to go to college, we can work around making sure they are a through g okay. we've had a number of kids who come into the program with lower gpa was in high school who ended up graduating with 3.5 to 4 and they just needed some inspiration, motivation and guidance is a welcome again through the success maybe some success stories as well. >> so 100% of our students graduate high school and upwards of 90% or accept into at least one for university every single so we're seeing a lot of kids getting accepted and a lot of them following going on pursue their education. in fact, out of our 3 are former students of my colleagues and and all staff members have graduate from richmond high school. so they're coming back into the community to support other students to do the same. it's a beautiful full circle moment when you see us when you hear about stories l

average gpa at harvard 3.8. that was summa cum laude in school. back in 1955 the number was 2.55.ur economy. there is a credential inflation. a grade inflation. a legacy problem over there. there is $51 billion in an endowment front and a front row seat to the harvard corporation working hard to protect their president in the face of 50 plagiarism charges. you can't blame a parent for looking at that and going yeah, maybe not that. >> 51 billion can pay for tuition to the end of time, right? forever. >> it's a lot of cabbage. a lot. meanwhile shameless plug, my foundation on average awards work ethic scholarships to the tune of 8,000 or 9,000. we are training heating and air conditioning and plumbers and i talk to people who come through that path making six figures, no debt. i know i'm a broken record on this but as higher education continues to get a little wobbly up there, these other paths are going to look shiny. >> dana: you have an opportunity for people to apply for the scholar shichs. >> end of the month we open another scholarship program again. we'll do a million at the

a black student with slightly below average mcats and gpa has a nine times greater chance of admission to medical school and a white student or asian student. again, these would be scores that would be disqualifying otherwise. the medical school licensing exam has gone past fail rather than being graded pippi goes againct for licensing exam has a disparate impact on black medical students. it is used to screen students for some of the most competitive residencies during medical school. have decided we would rather get rid of grades and the actual medical licensing body r would rather get rid of grades and destroyed our ability to actually rank students then give a completely colorblind, neutral tasks that are still racial bias in it, its objective, its computer graded, but that's a disparate impact on blacks. the preference is never in. the pressure is enormous on schools to promote, to hire doctors based on race, based on, to put them in charge of medical research. and the pressure is also coming from national funding agencies, the national institutes of health, national science found

jackson had a 4.0 gpa last september.n athlete and school. >> a very nice head of hair. >> exactly. >> a full ride. >> full head of hair. >>> coming up next here, dana griffin is in l.a. with the preview of the emmy awards. dana, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, peter. remember your favorite shows that aired two years ago? those are the shows that will be celebrated on monday after a rocky year for the entertainment year for the industry. year for the industry. we will have a preview of who i when you have chronic kidney disease... ...there are places you'd like to be. like here. and here. not so much here. farxiga reduces the risk of kidney failure which can lead to dialysis. ♪far-xi-ga♪ farxiga can cause serious side effects, including ketoacidosis that may be fatal, dehydration, urinary tract or genital yeast infections, and low blood sugar. a rare, life-threatening bacterial infection in the skin of the perineum could occur. stop taking farxiga and call your doctor right away if you have symptoms of this infec

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