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view of home economics.and its usage who saw but it was a nice thing for girls to learn and especially those people who were prevalent in k-12 education. women could margaret murray washington could be in charge of home economics at trustee, women could be in charge of home economics at cornell that was also the the department of their own but k-12, there's no department in k-12. and after the war, proceeds a lot of leaders were paying attention because they were off in india and okinawa, establishing schools of home economics there. and you had all of these social factors that were pushing women out of jobs that were pushing wwomen into back into the home and also had this wave of interest in child development and psychology and this is when you have doctor spock parenting guides. and economists embraced that because it seemed to them like they had solved a lot of the physical drudgery of housework. which had been such a focus of the early field. and now they were focusing on relationships within the home a

100 colleges and universities that offer majors in home x or home economics education. say nothing of places around the rest of the world in finland and japan still required curriculum in many places. but what happened, yes, in this late 60s colleges, these were women's departments and as such they were really susceptible to men trying to kneecap the department. they started to change the name of the department in the hope of getting greater respect. this debate continued to rage for a couple of decades and in the early 90s the k-12 and ÃÃ k-12 side they change the name to family and consumer sciences. it's never really caught on. i've been covering education for four years, and never heard her family consumer sciences. i've heard of like edible schoolyard programs and culinary training programs. but i have not heard of, i had not heard anything of home i can ask. even the people i talked to work in the field today they say people say, what you do? i teach family consumer sciences. what's that? it used to be home i can ask. i understand why they wanted to increase the v

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adding $36,000 to the price of a new home. it's tough. birmingham builder said that higher prices threaten her business and price homeowners out of the market. so if this is going up for you, i would imagine then that cost gets pushed on to the homeowner? >> it does. right now, i cannot tell anybody how much a house will cost. >> reporter: what does it do to the american dream? >> kills it. >> reporter: the affect reaching families that need help the most. the nonprofit, habitat for humanity is no longer taking applications and they believe the big mills are taking advantage of the situation. >> i think it's great for the lumber mills. >> reporter: home builders have told us that they believe the big mills are the problem, they are jacking up the prices. is that happening? >> i don't believe any mill can control the industry. it's based on a standard pricing guide that prints every thursday. >> reporter: this industry expert said at the start of the pandemic, mill operators and home builders scaled back to prepare for a recession that nev

what would it make if there were funds to do repairs on the homes, existing homes that could sell for 60, 80, 90,000 a year? >> six years ago i kind of started this with a question to the community and to me i think it's a customer service question and i asked them tell me what you want. they said we want to be able to stay in our neighborhoods, we want a decent job. how are you able to fix up homes, even if we took plans now and could probably fix up depending whether it's a $20,000, not an addition, but improvement through homes, but we're also an age friendly city. a young family wants to move in and give them a house that's livable. now, we have an inge a-- we have an aging housing stock, built before 1970. we did more construction in the 20's and '30s than the last 20 years and we have an oversupply of bad housing, if we can repair the houses and help the young families, they can stay in akron. what do they want? >> stay and improve their homes, and that's the market we're trying to be in. while we're seeing a fairly rebust real estate market. the price of a home has almost doubl

i had got quite used to being at home. when _ had got quite used to being at home.quite used to being at home. when you got back to school you must have been tired doing all these exercises. figs have been tired doing all these exercises-_ have been tired doing all these exercises. ~ , ., , ., exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty — exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much _ exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much asleep. _ exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much asleep. some - exercises. as soon as i went home i was pretty much asleep. some of. exercises. as soon as i went home i l was pretty much asleep. some of the children are — was pretty much asleep. some of the children are struggling _ was pretty much asleep. some of the children are struggling with _ children are struggling with concentration and confidence. they now work in smaller groups so that teachers can identify any issues. some of them have stopped believing in themselves. they have not had the basic skills they needed, for example my class in year three, t

and you can see all these numerous homes, but in and around those homes. you've got just fields of all this dry brush and grass. that's plenty of fuel. 4 fire once it gets started to spread. that's why the throwing everything they can at it right now in and then to go along with that. of course, you've got those strong gusty winds. we've been watching these winds this past hour boeing over 30 miles an hour. gusting there. and you get in and around some of these canyon areas and winds can actually tend to be funneled in some of these canyon area. so why we may see a wind gusting at 30 miles an hour in downtown flail. if you get some of these canyon areas. well, you may see winds even stronger than that, those winds will curve. and that's why we're hearing about some of the smoke meats meltdown the toll plaza and some of those areas as some of that smoke continues to circle around in those directions, but certainly these kind of conditions are going to continue the next few days. we'll see some gusty winds in the afternoon with those sea breezes and things a

are we going to have a smart home market, you had to accept a home pod in.ere are concerns about that, but in the macro, i would just say it's all part and parcel of the same thing. silo'd eco systems is not the best way for the smart home market. >> professor, previously, is apple's walled garden approach to the home preferable to amazon's and google's more open approach or do they raise different types of concerns? >> it raises concerns and i am sympathetic to apple were they here today. it just works, it's seamless and consumer experience because of the care they exercise and integrating their stuff. in preparation for this hearing, i was trying to see if i could make the google assistant on my iphone. with enough clicks and six hours of time, i could probably have it so that i could go, hey siri, hey google what's the weather. and literally siri would ask to ask what the weather is and pass it back to me. no, we can do better than that and the law i think needs to provide it. i think just asking the companies to kind of be more-- have elbows that are les

he will only return home peace. the instant africa you come in a virus infections are increasing rapidly as our concerns about the 3rd way. in some regions, hospitals are at capacity. the vaccination campaign is fluid and people aren't hearing to corona regulations. the methods shouldn't be new to anyone, one into have used into a deal pandemic wash your hands maintain social distance mosque, but the disaster management officers in cape town. they have observed that more and more people and not sticking to the rule, i'll lead to them really to consider the loved ones, even though they made the resistance to, to comply with total. but they must think of the family members in the loved ones. because how they feel like a divided the dame vertical, but they're still in the people i don't and potentially losing one not wearing math in public as a criminal offense in south africa. yet many people don't. but mostly this mosque and everything is for the rich people. you know what i mean because they have so a lot of money,

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so i decided to return to my home town. i'm selling a boy, then it was a bomb lighter than when he comes in. he finds precious few buyers. some of them say he should have stayed in delhi to go doug and lorna. it has been wreaking havoc, in my opinion, who migrants should have stayed put, look for alternative work. god will know what it is, the responsibility of their employees to take care of their daily needs. after having profited from going through the problems experienced by migrant workers in germany are minimal compared to their indian counterparts. cove at 19 cases and death rates are far lower here. holes and romanians work the many asparagus fields outside berlin. they get paid 9 year old, 50 an hour, certainly more than they'd get back home and enough to make them willing to cross borders even during the pandemic. iverson getting here was a bit tricky. yeah. i came on the bus. i waited here for a while at the border during one check and it lasted for hours. so yes, pretty tough and i think so, but it's worth it. i

we actually his home funds in the tempe to purchase homes outright. our housing department is very active. we are completely landlocked 42 square-mile community. all of the development's infill. it is redeveloping things are already developed. we kill out there and actively purchase land ourselves. and purchase units with those home funds. what would really this allows us to do is create permit affordability. a situation we have to duel with a one off with the developer. they have the workforce for a couple of years. then at some point the apartment complex is flex and the rate is luxury rates. we really do use those funds to ensure the city can be in the driver seat with their hands on the steering will attend and to purchasing units outright. expanding the affordable workforce in our community. most important in making those units personally affordable. >> thank you mayor. mayor of oregon in addition to the home program that can expand production of affordable housing, i think most folks who have looked at this agree that we also need to expand the

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along with care homes, the government _ care homes.omes. along with care homes, the government will consult - care homes. along with care homes, the government will consult on - the government will consult on whether jabs should the government will consult on whetherjabs should be mandatory in the nhs, prompting questions about which other workplaces could adopt the new rules. sophie hutchinson, bbc news. the latest official figures on the pandemic show that in the past 2a hours, nine deaths were reported and there have been just over 9,000 new infections, which means an average of 7,888 new cases per day in the last week. over 190,000 people received a first dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period, meaning over 42 million people have now had theirfirstjab — that's nearly 80% of uk adults. the number of people who've had their second dose of the vaccine in the latest 24—hour period was 230,666. over 30 million people have had both doses, meaning nearly 60% of uk adults are fully vaccinated. now, as the vaccination programme ha

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stanley's home? is at night. >> reporter: she says police explanation leaves a lot of questions. >> no body cameras are used when you're doing undercover surveillance. that policy needs to change. there is a possibility that things can go south and there could be a shooting. >> reporter: ian cull "today in the bay." >>> a mountain lion prowling around one milbrae enabled. it was caught on surveillance video in early march. he says he spotted it about once a month ever since. he post add warning on the next door app and says he is doing all he can to alert his neighbors. >> i see people going for their walks at, like 4:00 in the morning, 3:00 in the morning. that's the time they're hunting. i don't want to have someone end up being an early morning meal. just watching out for people. >> wildlife officials say the reason there are more sightings more people have surveillance cameras and that forces them to move around looking for food. most of this year's nhl teams are still playing in the postseason.

so the trouble of having to demolish your home. and so that is what this, what you read, that the faith that's befall. and there is a law involved here which is made it even more difficult for thomas citizens to try to appeal is through the court that come in its law and amendment to the building regulations which restricts the opportunity for court to intervene and increases the penalties on people who build without permits, of course, trying to obtain a permit from these rarely military or are these really municipalities which governs is to some israel sees it is an ex sovereign land. hundreds nation lords occupied territory. it's difficult not to get such a permit. but once this law is also involved, it makes it even more difficult to challenge it. so there are 20 in total, including the one which is just been demolished in this neighborhood. buildings which is subject to an order at any time because they have exhausted all auctions. under that law, there are $48.00 other such properties according to leading israeli, and geo, wh

of the second home. this grass fire, racing up a hillside and damaging at least those two homes. and that is the concern here, with the wind, the dry weather and the heat coming up this week. this is all happening along skyline drive. you can see the map, just east of interstate 80, by the hans park open space. this is on the opposite side of the freeway from six flags. let's bring in cheryl herd. she is on the ground level for us there. what can you tell us? >> reporter: they have given this fire a name. it started around 5:00. and the wind is picking up. that's what firefighters don't want. the firefighters are inside this home. they are making sure that fire doesn't hang out in the roof there. and inside, not sure if anybody's in there. but the fire started in the back of this home. 15 homes threatened, 3 on fire, maybe more. one person was taken to the hospital. with me live, is the mayor of vallejo. and mr. mayor, this is your worst nightmare, is that correct? >> it could be. but thanks to the actio

it'sjust nicer to be home. anybody is happy to be home, aren't they? absolutely.ur mum able to stay? i am delighted. it has been lovely having her home for garden visits but to have her home overnight, it will be even better. it's a bit of normality coming back to our lives. definitely. are you planning any trips away? are you able to go on holiday somewhere with your mum in this country? oh, yeah, definitely. we've got a holiday home in thirsk in north yorkshire. mother has never seen it. we're planning on taking her there for a night or two as well. that sounds lovely, absolutely lovely. let's hope the weather holds out for you, janet, in north yorkshire. even if it doesn't, you'll be with your family, so that will be lovely, won't it? yes, it will. stacey, how much difference do think it will make to your residents? massive difference. their well—being is our priority. we need to encourage all families to do so. i just to see them smiling is amazing. why have you been able to do this? the residents are double jabbed, what about the staff? the majority of staff

do i want one at home as well? it doesn't get the creative juices flowing for me. i'm more productive, sprawled out on a bean bag with a laptop. and the world of work is in flux right now. code 19 has sparked a total rethink of how we do business. those of us able to work at home are lucky, shutting down an economy can be devastating to people, to their livelihoods, and health, just as devastating as a buyers can be. especially doing it as suddenly as india did, the government gave people just a few hours last march. before putting the country in total locked down, leaving migrant workers, unemployed and unable to feed themselves. thousands were forced to make the long journey home to their villages on foot. for many, it took days, some didn't make it. the pandemic restrictions have hit the most vulnerable, hottest, especially foreign workers in low wage sectors. whether in india or here in germany . me for weeks india has been facing a devastating 2nd wave of covert. 19, countless thousands are languishing and hospitals or outside them waiting for what treatment t

so that we can all go home. and go home with some sense of pride in our country not with. despair we're aware of president nixon's trip to teaching and now currently in moscow. of course if you go to the moon, oh, i suppose that's too much to hope for he's not going to find. peace. except in talking to the vietnamese people. in paris with elevations of tariffs and we believe as many of our leading program in the united states have stated that the 7.3 proposal of the provisional revolutionary government is a very good basis for them to get together and solve the make it political settlement. president nixon has justified the recent desolation of examine in the north. and on the mining of the harvard high plan because of his concern for the numbers of american prisoners of war. do you feel that? this is actually going to bring you and your other the other men home sooner quite to the contrary. let me make several points, and i think this goes back to the statement that we have already issued as a group but in the first place the bombing puts us in very real very imminent per

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that we called home our childhood home and my best wishes to you, mrs. pollock. and what i think very interesting about that letter is it was written just a few months before as assassination. and so i like to think that he was kind of coming full circle this idea that thinking back to his birthplace thinking back to his roots. um, i don't know about bobby visiting the house. i do know that ted was actually there on opening day in 1969 and for many years ted would actually bring busloads of kennedys every now and then and he would bring them to the house because he was really trying to keep the family history alive and really trying to show the younger generations the importance of their family history, and i was not around the last time he visited which i believed was in the early 2000s. it was like 2002 or 2003 but we have one of our seasonal park rangers who still works with us and he was there and saying how interesting it was giving a talk and tour to a ted kennedy and a variety of family members maria shriver was there and eunice and just a bunch o

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they may be smart with how they build homes in the future. if they drop a price of an actively selling community and they still have people in backlogs, that creates a vicious cycle. we don't expect prices at least for active communities to come down. in the future, may be. selling season. i am sure you remember before 2020, there was a spring selling season where people would rush to buy homes before school so they could get settled. i was not such a big thing last year. we saw home sales continue strong through the end of the year. i think that will make our comp really strong this year if we go back to a normal pattern. caroline: i am trying to work out how much of who is staying in the suburbs, who isn't? who is coming back to the city, who is in the echo even now, getting guidance of certain corporate's, sticking to the coming yes, you can work from home or not. how are you seeing these decisions impact the decision-making process of those who are buying? ali: it is such an important question. we have talked before about the ability to w

a place of fondness in all of our hearts for the home that we call home, our childhood home. and my best wishes to you and mrs. pollack. and what i think is very interesting about that letter is, is that before his assassination, i like to think that he was sort of coming full circle with this idea of thinking back to his birthplace and thinking back to his roots. i don't know about bobby visiting the house, i do know that ted was actually there on the opening day of 1969. and for many years, ted would actually bring busloads of kennedys every now and then. and he would bring them to the house because he was really trying to keep the family history alive, and trying to show the younger generations importance of their family history. and i was not around the last time he visited, which i believed was in the early 2000s. it is like 2002, or 2003. but we have one of our seasonal park rangers who still works with us, and he was there. and seeing how interesting it was giving a top and tour to ted kennedy and a variety of family members, maria shriver was there. and just a bunch o

and home can be just about anywhere. that includes some small towns way off of the bn rterva has the story. >> i biggerkitc repter: jennife a garrett wanted their first house to have a backyard for a dog and no stairs. >> we got a three story. no backyard and a cat. >> reporter: for $295, outbid on ten others in las vegas. >> would you say this is your dream home? >> not at all. >> desperate buyers with record low interest rates, low inventory and cash rich investors are driving prices up 19% higher. but cities like kingston, new york are up 35%. bazley, 33% and las vegas up 15%. this home in california went for more than $2 million. 58% over the asking price. >> if you are putting asking price offers you are automatically a loser. >> reporter: 45,000 above list price. >> barely got house. >> if you waited another day. >> gone. >> reporter: bayers face black ter getting outbid on 20 homes in bozeman, montana, shawn pleaded for someone to sell him a home. >> this guy happened to see me and he happened to have a house for

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welcome to the place where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home.cique inspires you to add your own flair. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. cacique. your auténtico awaits. >>> time now for the 4 once again we are talking about masks. it seems like we do this everyday. health officials strongly recommend people wear masks indoors in public placespublic s regardless of their vaccination status to prevent the spread of the highly transmissible delta variant of the coronavirus. the world health organization is also recommending masks indoors but the cdc on the state of california both say masks are no longer necessary. it is a lot of conflicting information. i think i have said my piece. it depends on your situation. i am going to especially knowing people whole whole wholo vaccinated and have coronavirus. sandy, what do you think? >> i am with you. i feel like you have to deal with individual cases. i know that whenever i am out in public i am still wearing my mask. my kids are like, we are vaccinated. can't we just take them off?

just go home! basically living in a camper. >> this can be fun for you, there is no way you can breathe. this might kill you. it's 90 degrees outside, go home! >> greg: that was a screech. >> at the guy just went through puberty. >> greg: i think jasper, jasper's 30 blocks away going like this. you know, i watched her shirtless dudes jogging up the highway in masks in hot weather and it makes no sense. i was taking pictures, you didn't shut down all you didn't go home because you probably don't have home. your life is partying, you must find this hilarious. >> naturally. i think the hearing in my left ear is doubt now. but the reverse of what we have seen in the river is where if you're not wearing a mask and you're not virtuous or terrible person like if you're out and wearing a mask like you're a loser. the reverse happened. if you want to chain yourself to your kitchen table and go out and wear face diapers for the rest of your life like be my guest it's absolutely insane and it's true that 71%

. >> was home wherever kelly was? >> yeah. >> reporter: in early april of 2012, justin visited fayetteville to get acquainted with his future home. the couple, also, hit froggy bottoms. then, justin returned to florida. he'd be back in two weeks. this time, for good. meanwhile, that friday, the 13th, kelly decided to go to the bar, alone. she texted her sister, olivia, before she left that night. and sent this selfie. did she say if she was going with anybody? >> no. she's like, i'm going to go sing karaoke and just not think about work. not think about mike. just kind of trying to get away from all that and relax. >> reporter: kelly also texted justin about her plans. justin says he wasn't happy that kelly had gone out alone in a new town she didn't know. >> i didn't feel like her life was in danger. i just didn't feel like that was a good environment. >> what wasn't a good environment? >> the fayetteville area. her by herself, you don't know anybody there. so if something was to happen, nobody's going to call you to

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i just know he didn't come home. kron 4 news. >> stay up to date with the very latest on this story by scanning the qr code on your screen right now. we'll take you to the designated section of our website with all of our coverage on the lake merritt shooting. people in north bay are becoming increasingly concerned the danger of fireworks, a series of illegal explosions last night and below forced evacuations as a a vegetation fire damaged several homes and threaten many more huge issue with the drought where it is right now. kron four's dan thorn spoke with neighbors who had to escape last night. he reports from the layup. >> residents and firefighters are still worried about more illegal fireworks being set off, especially as we get closer to the 4th of july holiday. people living along swanzey court say they were thankful that their houses were still standing when they got home monday night. but the experience of having to leave was scary. video from the citizen app shows wind whipped flames chewing through a hill

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a balanced meal plan to make ends meet the stay at home. mom relies on what she can find to be and maybe have extra extra sale. but the supply of cheap food is sporadic. we cannot buy imported products in regular supermarket. i don't know, prices this isn't it, but we have to settle for a small market, home, vegetable merchant and places that sell a better prices in my micro norm eco. that is the venezuela becoming empty is a walking home to a country still ravaged by economic decline. its people still struggling to feed themselves, still waiting for international help. all right, well let's take a look at some other stories from around the world. a court has ordered astrazeneca to deliver 15000000 covert 900 shots of the european union. by late september, it's far fewer than the you originally sort, but both sides are hailing the decision as a victory. the british swedish pharmaceutical firm face for fines of 10 euros per missing shot. if it doesn't deliver it, the doses on time north korean leader kim young and has described the feature o

and then set his home on fire.tually found dead from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. last night dozens gathered to remember the 44-year-old firefighter engineer killed by the gunman. >> we are a family. we live, we work, we cry together, and -- and you just don't think something like this would happen. >> the station's fire captain was also shot. he is said to be in critical but stable condition. >> meat packer jbs usa says they are resolving issues from a cyber attack, and there should be no major interruption to the supply of beef to the country. >> but the interruption is the latest example of the growing national security threat ransomware attacks on companies critical to our life-style infrastructure. nbc's tom costello has more from washington. >> reporter: good day. jbs says it believes it's making progress in addressing the cyber attack launched against it over the weekend. yesterday, tuesday, six jbs plants were offline in the u.s. as well as operations in canada and australia. jbs says the world's biggest

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last year at home was miserable. not able to see family. home sick. >> reporter: meal without masks, reunion without screens. toast to father's day to remember. in campbell, nbc bay area news. >>> so many people in south bay have gotten the covid vaccine, santa clara county is able to move forward and shut down the mass vaccination site at levi's stadium. plan to shut down the site at 49ers' home tuesday as 8 of 10 adults in south bay have received at least one dose. levi's became a vaccination site in february, more than 350,000 doses have been administered there. wrapping up first full weekend since california reopened. how each county is doing with vaccinations. marin county, nearly 90% of 12 and over. one of the most vaccinated counties in entire country. rest of the bay area is doing well in 70% to 80%. solano county is 65%. >>> welcome sight and sound for bay area. popular bay area concert series is back in person for the first time music and people back at the festival in san francisco. virtual last year, but now it's the real thing.

we are talking built to rent homes. build to rent developer after the break. keep it right here >> and now the latest from trading nation.cnbc.com and a word from our sponsor. ♪ ♪ ♪ digital transformation has failed to take off. because it hasn't removed the endless mundane work we all hate. ♪ ♪ ♪ automation can solve that by taking on repetitive tasks for us. unleash your potential. uipath. reboot work. >>> welcome back a lack of available homes and sky high prices are givering life to a concept of built to rent communities homes with high end finishes, security, a doggy door and no mortgage idea is gaining steam. one of america's biggest home builders, taylor morrison, expects it to make up half of its business in the next few years. my next guest is a pioneer of build-t build-to-rent properties let's welcome in todd wood todd, welcome. these are largely in phoenix as i understand it right now. there's sort of two different things going on here i definitely see the appeal of being able to outsource the maintenance of