and all the rest of it. home—schooling and all the rest of it the _ home—schooling and all the restand all the rest of it. the truth of the matter is universities have been having the priority— universities have been having the priority of— universities have been having the priority of being given priority because — priority of being given priority because of the serious risks over these _ because of the serious risks over these past — because of the serious risks over these past 18 months. but now the time has _ these past 18 months. but now the time has come to give priority to younger— time has come to give priority to younger people, particularly in education. the truth of the matter is, you _ education. the truth of the matter is, you know, nobody really knows what _ is, you know, nobody really knows what damage has been done to chiidrerr's— what damage has been done to children's education. we assume there's— children's education. we assume there's been damage and their shirley— there's been damage and their shirley has been, you would think. but what _ shirley has been, you w

, they wanted someone to take -- they didn't feel capable of doing the home schooling themselves. but they could be involved and still be -- >> right. >> sorry, the school would still be local. >> yeah. >> it would be supply cannes to them -- supplicants to them. >> and that's what payment does, it creates a relationship of accountability. and if the payment is being mad by the government, then the account's to the government. if the payment is being made by the parent, the accountability is to the parents. >> that is true. i told you earlier and, you know, in part one of the book i describe some of this sort of, you know, i did start with people in ghana, with people in west africa and india, i started some -- at schools. and, you know, forgive me for this, but i us with there, the outsider, the visiting white man you could sometimes feel, and we had parent meetings, and perhaps there was a sense in which parents would come along, oh, thank you for creating this school which is better than anything else around. thank you for doing this. not a bit of it. parents came around and sai

work together at home all the time, because the type, the father works from home, the boy has home schooling, home office, they are constant conflict in conflict on it. and as soon as something happens, the kids call me because they need to support the students all the had he was absent and english got oh gosh, anson forgot. p. p. 's you right, that he was laurel t. e a s. natalie from as a short monitor i'm, i'm not sure i sometimes miss my mama who'd help me straight off if she were here. it has been convent here. we come that she has to work. and philip and i are here and we're doing our assignments and trying to manage everything as best we can who does have good social food. another kind of looseness and if you don't want to do anything anymore, it almost makes you feel a bit depressed. yeah. depression is a big word, but it's, it's sick. you're sad and don't want to do anything. your body's telling you use too much time that the computer isn't there under too much pressure. it expresses that by making your sense of football news now, and fears that germany is. corona virus entry restri

students were taking home economics and public schools and there is more than s and universities that offer majors in home x or home economics education. this is to 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. wha

were taking home economics in public schools. nd there's more than 100 colleges and universities that offer majors in home act and this is to say nothing of places around the rest of the world in finland and japan they require curriculum in manyplaces . but in the six week through the 60s, these were women's departments and as such they were susceptible to men trying to kneecap the department . so they started to change the name of their departments in the hope of getting greater respect. this debate continued to rage for a few decades and in the early 90s the k-12 side went along with it they changed the name of the field to family consumer sciences. but the thing is that had never really caught on. i've been covering education for 4 and a half years. i had never heard of family consumer sciences. i had heard of like, edible school programs and culinary training programs. i haven't heard anything about home economics and even the people i talked to who work in the field today, they say people say what do you do ? i teach family c

there assessing the extent of the humanitarian crisis across the gaza strip, including damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. thousands of palestinians remain displaced after residential buildings were destroyed in the israeli bombardment of the news director general of the international committee of the red cross. he's appealing for more than $16000000.00 to help people garza, the invisible scars afford the mental health, which also was the red thread through all the discussion i had with the gods and today, which also need need to be supported in great way. so we have launch a preliminary appeal of 15000000 says frank, we definitely need in order to be also carry out what i mentioned earlier, also supporting the palestine rich christian society volunteers who have been doing a remarkable work at throughout this recent episode of escalation. but i think my lead to the international is coming to the parties to the different sides, and also the international community in order to avoid that in one year or 2 years or 5 years. we bear witness to the same tragedies on bot

there assessing the extent of the humanitarian crisis across the gaza strip, including damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. thousands of palestinians remain displaced after residential buildings were destroyed in the israeli bombardment or red cross repeating for more than $16000000.00. to help people gather what i think fear was the key word, fear, anxiety and stress were the key words i heard repeatedly today. even if the escalation was shorter than in previous situations. 11 days. but of course it will take years to rebid. what was the damage in only 11 days? israel's defense ministers visiting the united states to request more military aid and against is expected to ask for a $1000000000.00 to restock israel's on don't defense system you say with us witness is up next. ah ah the ah you feel good with her live on our side in the us little by a new year to make sure your was so you just need to issue the or maybe it was on the old actually should have received that are believe you got the lead for the me conditional social i forgot to personally do leave me some m

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a staggering 11 days of israeli bombardment, cause extensive damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. the european union envoy coordinating talks on regarding the iran nuclear deal expects an agreement will be reach soon. the next round of talks a resume on june 10. a cargo ship is sinking off the coast of shanker threatening, an ecological disaster caught fire 2 weeks ago. and is filled with several 100 tons of oil, chemicals and plastics. and a large fire broken out and the refinery in southern terrace, the place and a huge boom of smoke on the parts of iran capital. and in a separate incident, a navy ship caught fire and sent in the gulf of him on an acre raglin opposition leader, christina tomorrow is under house arrest the least way that her home office. she was accused of money laundering. the attorney general seeking to disqualify her from running in november's election. so those were the headlines. the news continues 0 now to 0 off the witness statement. thanks so much bye for now. june on a judge who will take his son? honey's place will bring you the

after those 11 days of conflict with israel, looking at the destruction of homes, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. thousands of people remain displaced after residential buildings and houses were destroyed in the israeli bombardments is robert martini director general of international committee of the red cross. speaking to al jazeera, he is appealing for more than $16000000.00 to help the people have garza invisible scars afford the mental health, which also was the red thread. through all the discussion i had with the guys in the today, which also need need to be supported in great way. so we have launch a preliminary appeal of 15000000 fist prank that we definitely need in order to be also carry out what i mentioned earlier, also supporting the palestine rich christian society volunteers who have been doing a remarkable work throughout the recent episodes of escalation. but i think might lead to the international commit to the parties, to the different sides, and also the international community in order to avoid that in one year or 2 years or 5 years. we bear witne

once again, dealing with the challenges of work and home—schooling. and have four—year—old twins at home and last friday, we got a message saying that there was a covid case in their bubble at school and that you'll have to stay home. if you have a covid case in a bubble at school, and then you test one of the other kids and the other kids are negative, then i think we should be trying to get them back to school earlier than ten days later, because ijust think the strain on the kids and also on the parents and caregivers is, by this point, it is really horrendous. the challenges of dealing with covid in classrooms has been constant. this term is nearly over, but there is growing pressure on the government, with the details of the new school rules for september. atkinson. benjamin monk was convicted last week of manslaughter and was cleared of murder. judge of birmingham crown court said they would have a difficult time in prison but he had used unreasonable force and his family give a statement outside the court. pf: force and his family give a stateme

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there would be buffer zones around homes -- >> schools and churches things like that? >> daycare facilities, exactly. there tends to be more gun violence near gun stores, these buffer zones are really intended to provide more safety. >> let me ask you, wouldn't this be limited in that it is just for unincorporated areas of the county. this does not affect the cities in san mateo county. >> that is right. our legal authority only applies to unincorporated areas. there are 20 unincorporated uni areas. the hope would be that this ordinance would be adopted by the city. we have quite a bit of precedent for that. the accounting often passes ordinances, one of particular note is over a year ago, the county passed a gun safe storage ordinance that requires people in their homes to make sure that their guns have a lock on them, or kept in a a and are otherwise protected from unintended use. the county adopted the ordinance, about 12 of our cities have followed by adopting a similar ordinance. >> that is your main goal is to see if you can influence the cities in the county. di

a staggering 11 days of israeli bombardment caused extensive damage to home school hospitals and critical infrastructure. a huge fire has broken out and a refinery in southern terror on the blaze sent a thick tomb of smoke parts of iran capital. a large container ship that had caught fire off the coast of sher lanka, sinking thought of its become stuck on the sea bed. several 100 tons of oil have been released leading to the country's worst ever, maritime environmental disaster on one of nicaragua, the most popular opposition leaders who had rated by the police with a government accused of trying to eliminate competition for november. the election a judge has issued a warrant for christina, tomorrow's arrest. so those with a headline news continues here now to 0 after the full report, living in mexico to kill them. stay with central. talk to al jazeera, we can, the army were attacking ringer, and now they're attacking everyone in me on my do you regret? well, it's like we listen. absolutely. nigeria with a woman present, it would be great. we meet with global news makers and talk about th

setback, and what that means is no new oil development can occur within 300 feet of sensitive uses--homes, schoolsrks, hospitals. my position was not to stick it to oil workers or because i'm against the oil industry. it's because i want to protect th health and safety of my community. that's why i supported the ordinance, because i believe that it's imperative that we take this action for the sake of our economy, for the sake of our future. man: arvin is one step closer to imposing new regulations on oil and gas production in the city limits. this all comes after mayor jose gurrola visited the state capitol to talk about an idea of eliminating oil and gas altogether. noerr: it hurts me to think that somehow, someway, we have drawn a line in the sand that says we're either going to continue as a socie based orenewable energy and abandon all oil and gas or we will continue with oil and gas and abandon the benefits of renewable. we'd truly like to sit down and speak with him regarding his opinion, how he came by that opinion, buty the same token, not just he but everybody he represents, everybody th

couple of words which most parents and their children probably hoped we'd heard the last of — �*home schooling being told to isolate at home. ellie price has been to a couple of schools to see how the students, teachers and parents are coping with the ongoing disruption. it's happening again. the corridors at birchfields primary school in manchester are getting quieter. here's a couple of words which most parents and their children probably and teachers are having to sort out the home learning kits once again. in the last four weeks, four class bubbles were sent home and told to isolate because one family had tested positive. that's 180 pupils, and it's all too familiar for parents. today we got a text saying that we had to collect the kids. 0h, here we go again! yeah, but i think because it's happened a few times now, i think parents are used to it now. we are very worried about it in general because this is the delta variant, isn't it? and it's the not knowing, really. i suffered from covid myself, i was hospitalised with it and was quite poorly with it. so you just worry for your children.

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that looking at the extent of damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and garza's critical infrastructure. thousands of people remain displaced to residential buildings and homes were destroyed in the israeli bombardments. robert martini is the director general of the international committee of the red cross. he georgia, spelled live from gaza, could teddy with us. so what is it exactly that you've been doing? and what have you seen today in casa? i arrive this morning in the gaza strip, but i visited the farmers, the whom we support with the water irrigation systems that were damaged in the wake of the recent escalation. of course, they are challenged by lack of production. i visited the also survivors of 2 buildings that were totally destroyed and it was really heartbreaking to hear those stories of civilians, women, and children who were killed while living in their apartments. of course, this is the new cycle of violence. so that comes on top of an already dire humanitarian situation in the gaza strip. but let's not forget that the situation before this new round of escalation was not

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humanitarian crisis as staggering. 11 days of his ready bombardment caused extensive damage to home schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. a huge fire is broken out at a refinery in southern tear on the blaze sent a thick film of smoke of a parts of the rounds capital so far, no reports of injuries, a cargo ship. sinking off the coast of shanker threatening and logical disaster caught fire 2 weeks ago and is filled with several 100 tons of oil. one of nicaragua, the most popular opposition leaders is under house arrest. police raided christina ch are more of the home office. she was accused of money laundering comes ahead of elections in november and unions in columbia, taking part in another strike, the countries the massive anti government demonstration since april. i couldn't even do k, i was deployed military forces to the city of kelly. so those are the headlines and news continues here to 0 after. in fact, story we've done fortune by me assess re rock solid friendship, israel prime minister once he is willing to risk friction with the u. s. benjamin yahoo! that it is a price

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are assessing the extent of the humanitarian crosses across the gaza strip, including damaged homes, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. thousands of palestinians remain displaced after residential buildings were destroyed in the ready bombardment. the red cross is appealing for more than $16000000.00. to help people garza, the israeli defense ministers visiting the united states to request more military aid. any guns is expected to ask for a $1000000000.00 to restock israel's on don't defense system. the fighting with him as for thousands of rockets launched and intercepted over palestinian and israeli skies. a congo ship carrying tons of chemicals is thinking off shoreline because coast sparking fears of a major environmental disaster. part of the vessel has become stuck on the sea bed . it had been on fire almost 2 weeks after an explosion. stopped at sailing from india to singapore. hundreds of tons of oil from fuel tanks could leak into the sea . devastating marine life. and a massive blaze is broken out just an oil refinery in the south of iranian capital . terror wrong. i

learn during the lockdowns ande discover that there are things that can be done. >> that is the home school movement. we've got a small number of families but before lockdown, they were reluctant, didn't want to send their kids to local government schools, they couldn't afford private schools so the only alternative was homeschooling. we came andng offered a new prie was just aboutic affordable so they didn't want to do homeschooling, they wanted cash they didn't feel capable of homeschooling they could be involved and still in local schools, the school would still be in local, supplicant to them. >> and that's what it does. it creates aco relationship of accountability if the payment ig made by the government sent me accountable to government. a natural phenomena of contractual relations. >> it's true and i talked to earlier about this -- i did start with people in west africa and india, i started change at schools and forgive me i was the outside of this you can sort of feel, we had parent meetings and parent would say thank you for doing this. then parents would come along and say who go

their assess in the extent of the humanitarian crisis across the gaza strip, including damage to home schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. you may say it has this report in this part of garza, and known as in 142 people were killed. half of them belong to one family. the at carlock lost 22 people across 3 generations in their home. no one got up at the beginning, we heard a strong sound and our home violently shook. after that we get it in the center away from the windows and furniture. the 2nd strike was stronger and the walls began cracking. soon after the 3rd strike, we found our home 40 men. we lived on the 3rd floor, and suddenly we were on the ground. a site from anger and death trap near the rubble are all that's left in this neighborhood. the head of the red cross is here to see the destruction for himself, many civilian women and children pay the ultimate cause. the magnitude of destruction here is, is of course, talking and heartbreaking. and it's an indicator of the number of years that will be needed to build again, those private home here and in many other places in t

after 11 days, conflict causes critical infrastructure, including home schools and hospitals were destroyed and thousands of people remain displaced. the i see the director general robert martini has been meeting people who lost their homes in the israeli as strikes. what i think fear was the key word, fear, anxiety, and stress. so were the key words i heard repeatedly today, even if the escalation was shorter than in previous situations. 11 days. but of course it will take years to rebuild. what was the damage in only 11 days, the palestinian journalist xena al hallowani has been released from prison after being arrested during the fighting and occupied easter islam. in may. this video of her went viral is she smiled and gave a victory sign. after being manhandled by police officers, she was charged with carrying a palestinian flag. she says, what homes are the most from their time? and joe, with the children that were in there with her on to other news, the large contain a ship that caught fire of the shrunken coast is now thinking. and part of its become stuck on the sea bed. several 100

conflict with the 11 day conflict, rather with israel, they're looking at the extent of damage to homes. schools, hospitals, and kansas critical infrastructure. thousands of people remain displaced after residential buildings and homes were destroyed in the israeli bombardment. let's speak to forbid to probably who's the regional director for the middle east of the instructional committee of the red cross, the georgia bio from gaza. thanks for being with us for me to you and robert. my ddc director general of the i see i see have been in garza today what have you been doing there? what have you been seeing? i mean 1st re here to see the consequences of this last round of violence. and i want to start with probably what we don't see the massive psychological impact of this. again around the violence. you could really feel that it was a shock for everybody, the intensity of the violence. nobody said save. people had to take care of the family of their children. i met parents who really can't cope anymore. so one big thing is this, this massive psychological impacts, which i believe will have long

months. millions of mine have cut destructive waves through the state for months, ravaging farms, homes, schools, and hospitals. unesco says, rising c, temperatures a causing irreparable damage to the great barrier reef and australia hasn't done enough to protect it. the u. n. cultural authority also said the reef should be put on its list of endanger world heritage science. australia has hit back branding the listing a political move. lower button. manley reports this under water trays of colorful reefs, service refuge in habitat to some of the most diverse marine species on the planet . australia's great barrier reef, both one 3rd of the world's coral population, but it's on the threat. and so 2 is a wildlife the relies on it. the eastern pacific ocean is heating up fast since a mid 19th. this is called the death of half of the reef. and his lead to un officials recommending it to be placed on a list of wolf heritage sites considered in danger. but the australian government isn't happy about it. countries including european countries, have got strong views about what policies different countri

are assessing the extent of the humanitarian crisis across the gaza strip, including damage to homes, schools, hospitals, and critical infrastructure. thousands of palestinians remain displaced after residential buildings were destroyed in the israeli bombardment. the red cross is repeating for more than $16000000.00 to help the people of gaza saying the sac logical toll of the conflict is clear. what i think fear was the key word, fear, anxiety, and stress. the word, the key words i heard repeatedly today. even if escalation was shorter than in previous situations. 11 days. but of course it will take years to rebid. what was the damage in only 11 days? meanwhile, is ready. defense minister visiting the united states to request more military aid . and again says expected to ask for a $1000000000.00 to restock israel's on don't defense system. the fighting with her muscle, thousands of rockets launched and intercepted over palestinian and israeli skies. israel's opposition leader has less than 2 hours to form a government before a deadline set by the president expires. in the pete has until mi

but unfortunately, the political will to home school does not exist. it comes at too high of material and political cost for countries to actually adhere to the obligations as 3rd state countries. right? you think there's a limit to the u and voice power then i mean, how useful is a visit like this? you think? i think there is, there is a limit to the, in the influence of the, even the situation. and that has been proven to be true of the many decades that they use actually not only impotent but doesn't have the political will to, to hold any to hold this out to account or, or to few any accountability measures and has been demonstrated in time. and time again, most recently with the, the human right council with the special session on, on palestine. and we know you voted to, to hope investigation into violation of palestine. right. right. you talked about israel responsibility of course, which is which, you know, it is fair to point out it. israel does have responsibility and enrolled in all this. but what about palestinian leaders, the palestinian le

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cases have been confirmed in recent weeks leading to very strict mask mandate rules work from home. schools are closed, restaurants are take out only. you mentioned, a bureaucratic inefficiency before. is that to blame for taiwan efforts while the lack of effort really to purchase vaccines or develop a vaccine locally? what's, why has not happened? oh, like any government, they have their purchasing rules and internal requirements that have to be met. and at the same time, taiwanda local companies that have been trying to develop the vaccine, although they haven't succeeded yet. so again, this is become a matter of debate here in taiwan, where the blame really is, is if you're a craddick, a inefficiency is a hope that the local manufacturers would be able to develop their own vaccine or is it also chinese interference? and i expect this is going to play out the coming weeks and months here in taiwan, but at the same time, so i will continue to accept donations from the united states as well as attempt to purchase back. eventually, taiwan will get there. but the reality for people who do liv