jenna: i sound like the grinch in here. something that is intentional and promoting learning and development has to be a part of that. i think every single one of the educators that i meant have come to this work for the reasons of joy, but the thing i am most proud of in my work across two states is how we have built on the energy and passion, but how people day today put in practices that meet the needs of their kids and promote their academic and social and emotional learning and development. joy plus extension al it he with kids learning and to grow. miriam: now i have to add, children's culture and the language and identity has to be seen as part of this quality mission. that cannot be erased and we have to be more intentional about supporting children's positive identity and building on their assets as well. multiple languages, early childhood education should not be a subtraction all language. jon: thank you. >> coming up tonight on c-span. q&a is next and the book, the tramp of nancy reagan. the strength and tenacit

jenna, i'll bring you one on that very point. i am curious to see your perspective on where we chant -- where we stand and what the key challenges are. jenna: thank you. it is so exciting to hear there is so much interest in this topic. as christina noted, cob and has been catastrophic for young learners. the most enormous challenge now is how to keep up the energy and stamina to respond and support the pandemic even though most programs are open and many schools will be open across the country for in person learning but we are not back to normal. delta is unfortunately creating a host of additional challenges. were also trying to fix the early childhood system that was broken before the pandemic. consider teacher turnover. in virginia were about to put out a study that showed even before the pandemic over eight months, one in every four teachers was leaving. that seems rosy to what programs face now. after 16 months of being out of preschool, my three-year-old started back to weeks ago and yesterday i got a message saying the te

jenna, let me start with you. you broadly support the decision by president biden to withdrawal u.s. forces, all u.s. forces from afghanistan, i think there is universal dismay and criticism of the way that withdrawal was handled and the images we saw over the last couple of days. >> thank you and good morning. you are right. there are a number of us across the national security community including a wide range of veterans did support the president's decision to leave afghanistan after 20 years of loss and pain and combat and a trillions of dollars spent. it is not a withdrawal. it appears almost like an abandonment. the ks we are seeing now -- the chaos we are seeing now at the airport as americans, as afghan women and human rights defenders and interpreters who supported our military forces scrambled to leave the country, all of that was avoidable. there efforts underway for months to address this directly with the white house. this could have been prevented. now the key will be to keep the airport safe and open

c. jenna bennett. you who the president and ceo of the truman and national security project in bethesda, maryland, david de russia, professor of the national defense university, and a former nato operations director in the office of the us secretary of defense. and in denver, colorado, jack kingston, a former republican congressman from georgia. warm welcome to all of you. janet venue, who did let me start with you even if you broadly support the decision by president biden, to withdraw us forces, or us forces from afghanistan. i think there's that pretty universal dismay and criticism of the way that withdrawal was handled and what were the images that we saw over the last couple of days if you have them in good morning. yes, you're right. i think they're myself included a number of us across the national security community, including a wide range of veterans, does support the president's decision to leave afghanistan after 20 years of loss and pain and combat and trillions of dollars spent. but this

jenna robinson is the president of james d martin center for academic renewal and they are following higher education issues in north carolina. they are right in the center of this whole discussion in trying to clear up a false narrative about the hiring of nicole hannah jones. also, joining us today is matthew spalding, vice-president for washington operations at hillsdale college. he served as executive director of president biden's advisory 1776 commission. so he's going to have an update for us on that commission as well and also panelist today is peter wood, he's president of the national association of scholars, an organization that's following this issue very closely and he's also in some very compelling pieces about the issue of nicole hannah jones, her hiring, and 1619. now, panelists thank you very much. jenna, i'd like to start with you, there's a narrative and it's a false narrative that's been created in national news stories, saying that nicole hannah jones actually was denied tenure. tell us what really happened. >> thanks, donna, so the first me or anyone found out ab

i know jenna wants to respond to that and then we'll move on. go ahead. if, if i'm in a certainly the conditions in vietnam at the time were different than afghanistan, no other circumstance could possibly be the same. is what we're confronting now my point david and to our viewers is that there is a strong historic precedent for large scale evacuation, a partner, an allies. that's the precedent and it's not what we're seeing here. and further it's factually inaccurate. that state and u. d were not consulted throughout this process, they were consulted routinely. ultimately, it was the president's decision. and he's been very clear that the buck stops with him and he's owning it for good or for ill. but there was a wide range of complication throughout the process. and i think history will show that, but it's not a result of the nato secretary general was surprised. jack kingston, what's your view on? if we go back to the way before bide, and then trump and back to the, to the bush administration in 2001 after the tyler bond fell in 20 years ago. there we

opportunity to meet with her across north carolina, amy cook is with us today, glad you are here, jennatson the president of the james dean martin center for academic renewal and they are following higher education issues in north carolina the right and the center of the whole discussion trying to clear up a false narrative about the hiring of nikole hannah-jones also matthew spalding vice president for operation at the college he served as executive director president p trump advisory 21776 commission and he will have an update on that commission as well and also our panelist today is peter would president of the national association of scholars, an organization that is following this issue closely he's also in very compelling pieces abouthe the issue of nike hannah-jones, her hiring in 1619. thank you very much i appreciate you being here. i would like to start with you there's a narrative of posterity that has been created in national stories say nikole hannah-jones was denied tenure tell us what really happened. >> april 27 when the school journalism put out a press release saying s

of you have had the opportunities to meet with him in any caucus with us today glad you're here at jenna robinson is the president of the martin center for academic renewal there talk about issues in north carolina but in the center of the discussion in trying to clear up a false narrative about the hiring of nicole hannah jones and also joining us today is matthew spalding vice president for washing operations party and he served as the executive director president trump is advisory 1776 commissions of each one have an update for us on that commission as well. and also her panelist today peter woods, president of the national association of scholars and organization and following this issue very closely and also some very compelling thesis about the issue of nicole hannah jones for hiring the 1619. panelist think you very much i appreciate you for being here. i would like to start with you because there is a narrative, false narrative that is been created a national news story saying the nicole hannah jones actually was denied tenure tell us what really happened. >> you donna. so what w

jenna: an asset class that is popular is real estate. can tell you, in korea, the correlation between stock market and real estate are very high. unlike in the u.s. that is one thing i'd noticed after i moved -- one thing i noticed after i moved to korea. it is interesting because the apartment complexes in korea are very structured, it is more like a stock in the way that you can predict the outcome, predict the income level, and how the macro movement can push or pull projects. korean real estate is interesting, but outside of that, you should look at -- stefan lee into alternative asset classes -- definitely into alternative asset classes. not fond of materials as you are going into an early cycle. we are building out of the recovery cycle into the early cycle, where you can expect more services to pick up rather than goods or materials. but think about more mature and product oriented industries. kathleen: i think people who are worried about inflation are saying, we are moving from that services cycle, that is going to push inflatio

jenna and sheinelle join us.mething this is might blazer she gave me the biggest hug, but this blazer actually belongs to jenna. >> oh! >> we had a big reunion, and i unfortunately ruined my own blazer. >> i love you, jenna. >> i love you, too. >>> an amazing story, close to my heart u.s. diver jordan windle, an extraordinary journey to tokyo guided by help of his equally remarkable adoptive dad. he's going to be diving today. so it's going to be pretty cool for him. >> yep. >> and we've got candice kumai, another taste of japan to our plaza. snacks, desserts, and beverages. >> on the third hour, mary carillo finds out what it takes to make it in japan's national sport, sumo. >> look forward to that. a friend you will no doubt recognize. come here and say something about tomorrow on "today." for a second i thought it was going to be hinode, but i don't think she can talk >> coming up, i hope you like it >> coming up, a big noumtd i hope you like it if you don't, what are we going to do? >> oh. >> what are we goin

jenna, i'd like to start with you because there's a narrative, a false narrative created in nationalories saying nicole hannah jones was denied tenure. tell us what really happened. >> thanks, donna the first time we found out about this was april 27, there's a press release saying nicole hannah jones was hired as night chair and that did not specify whether she had tenure, just she's night and they were excited about it and at the market center, this was a bad decision made by chapel hill's in the school. an organization here north carolina later found out the position was untenured and incorrectly assumed it was because of conservative criticism so that article went viral and national media picked up on it and set she had tenure it was terrible but what really happened when the school submitted information about nicole hannah jones to the board of trustees way back january, the committee that looks at ten years asked the journalism school some questions about nicole hannah jones experience presumably, we don't have that information because it's protected personal information for pu

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jenna robinson is president of the academic renewalnt and their following the higher education issues north carolina in the right in the center of this whole discussion in trying to clear up across narrative about the hiring of nicole panic jones and also joining us today is matthew spalding vice president washington operations, and he served as the executive director president trump advisory since 1976 commission needs would have an update for us that commission as well that also vandals today as peter quoted president of the national association of scholars organization that is following this issue very closely and also very compelling pieces about the issue of nicole anna jones and her hiring and 1619 project in palos thank you very much i appreciate you being here jenna would like to start with you because there is a narrative in a false narrative it, is created the national news story saying that nicolee hannah jones acted with or denied the ten year and tell us what really happened. >> thank you donna, so what we found out about this was april 27th in the school of journalism. t

jenna and eventually someone just go away.ng that a lot of people are hoping will pass. and brian sobel thank you so much for joining us, and we'll see what happens this weekend. yes it's going to be an eventful weekend in the united states senate. thank you. still to come. the neon machi street fair in san francisco's japantown is making a return. we'll speak with organizers of the event coming up next about what to expect amid this pandemic, and i'm keeping an eye on your weather. we've got some warm temperatures inland out there right now and also some deteriorating air quality. we'll talk about both when weather is next. this unplugged device is protecting our beau and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm it's another day. and anything could happen. it could be the day you welcome 1,200 guests and all their devices. or it could be the day there's a cyberthreat. get ready for it all with an advanced network and managed services from comcast business. and get cybersecurity solutions that let you see everything on your network. plu

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absolutely jenna. good afternoon, state senator josh becker pointed to numerous examples in the private sector and in government where vaccines or weekly testing is required. he said he'd like to see a 100% vaccination rate for school teachers and staff. as parents around the state prepared to send their kids back into the classroom. bay area state senator josh becker called on school districts to require vaccinations or frequent testing for teachers and staff. now is the moment for us to create a wall of safety around our kids standing in front of the vaccination site in east palo alto, becker urged to avoid any interruptions to in person learning this year if we lose a year, another year of input some learning it will be 100% on us as adults, but this pandemic has had very catastrophic and very concerning effects on the mental health of children. the isolation, the lack of socialization, the state mandates everyone in california public schools where a mask indoors regardless of vaccination status, th

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jenna, where are you? she has been with me for -- shannon. she has been with me for five years. if we could all wish her a happy birthday, 1, 2, 3. happy birthday! she is great. at this point, she is a member of my family so, thank you i want to thank all of our staff. they do such a great job and they help us get closer and closer to victory. we have to think marianna herrera and the member services. [applause] they work so hard and this is a sad day because we are losing two of our service member family members who are moving on. this is their last day with the rnc paired join me in thanking them for their great service to our party. [applause] my family is not here right now and i could not do this with them. he is now here, driving, it is really scary. it is really, really scary. my husband and my daughter. think a husband or wife is one of the most enjoyable jobs. i am so grateful for the love and support. i want to thank to members not here with us today and honor their memory. they lead amazing lives and were extraordinary leaders in our party. they leave behind remarkabl

we have sheinelle and jenna. >> hey >> craig holding it down in tokyo, making things happen.n tokyo. coming up, we will have more medal-winning athletes from team usa track and field. there they arerogers, racing to gol athing mu, raven rogers, racing to gold and bronze, and with the silver medal in pole vault, chris nielson. all of them going to chat with them in just a few moments here. al, what have you got? >> we're going to meet the american going for gold in the sport of karate, making its olympic debut in tokyo >> hoda and i did karate >> you did >> yes we broke boards. then we're going arrange flowers the japanese way they're all part of the practice to live with more intention and inspiration. lessons we could all use >> love that >> and coming up in the third hour, an exclusive announcement from the duchess of sussex, meghan markle, who is ating her today. how she's using that personal milestone to do something really special for women. we'll have it here >>> and the olympic action does not end with sunday's closing ceremony the paralympic games begin on august 24th

. >> jenna: good evening, bret. billions of dollars of u.s. military hardware now in the hands of the taliban. that's not the only terrorist threat facing the u.s. military as it races against the clock to evacuate americans and their allies. >> isis and al-qaeda is absolutely a planning factor. you wouldn't expect it to be otherwise. and i'm not going to talk about specific force protection measures against terrorist threats. >> jenna: u.s. officials estimate the taliban now control at least 2,000 u.s. armored vehicles between 30 and 40 aircraft and an untold number of small arms like these displayed by taliban fighters in reason days. night vision, 50 caliber machine guns and helicopter gun ships. >> how many u.s. taxpayer funded military aircraft have been flown out of the country and what are you doing to get those back? >> i have received reports of a number of aircraft that were flown into uzbekistan and we are going to take that issue up at a later date. >> data compiled for afghan recon destruction in quarterly reports since 2009 warne

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jenna. air quality once again, as you reported earlier, their quality advisory has been extended into the weekend. thankfully with the with kind of the sequence of these advisory days, most of the smoke has been elevated. but of course last week some of that the smoke was falling closer to the surface. but still the advisory in place for today and into right on through sunday. we are expecting moderate levels today, in fact, to take a look at the sensors right now we're actually showing you good air quality at the surface. looks like we have some moderate levels in the south bay for san jose. smoke forecast is interesting because the upper level wind pattern that's the wind and the arrows were showing you right now changing a bit as we head into the weekend, so there is the chance if we do, pick up any smoke or haze with that easterly flow that could bring in some smoker haze from the sierra and then you can see into was sunday. we still have that hes sticking around. but we also have this a

again, that was jenna sacks reporting and getting better sleep doesn't have to overwhelm you. can start with small changes and then work your way up toward healthier sleep habits. alright we look at the weather out there. we've got some pretty nice weather to talk about. you know, the smoke has been around, but it's going to show you. this is a model. now, this isn't the actual real time satellite. this is the model showing you that somewhere around lunchtime tomorrow we get this. see that notch right there. i'll back it up right there. notches that's a low pressure center. if you look at you can see little counter, let's starting to go counterclockwise on the flow, and then you see it all wash out. so that's that's really a nice thing, especially for our friends up in tahoe. you do see that secondary wave and coming down from reno, but that should clear us out. and with that low pressure that's going to do what it does. we're going to be in a situation where we see cooler daytime highs. we're going to see better air quality. obviously. and those extreme heat warnings and advi

doctor jenna blink is a clinical assistant professor at stanford school of medicine stanford is one of 40 sites nationwide. over 100 around the world taking part in the pfizer biontech clinical trials to evaluate the response to the covid-19 vaccine and children 12 and under and we're getting close to having everyone have gone getting both doses and then being watched for a couple months. >> and that's where we need to get to before we can. they can submit the data to the fda for emergency use authorization. she says the phase one study is about finding the right dose for the right age group in size of children. >> and the phase. 2, 3, study is focused on the efficacy are you concerned that we're maybe 2, maybe 3 weeks in some cases into the new school year and we're hearing about transmissions of covid-19 in classroom settings. yeah. it's a tough one. i do think having kids come back together is important but maintain all of social distancing. >> and mask wearing and hand washing can really help with with transmissibility. i think we we have enough information watching the pandemic fo

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jenna andre and heather. this came as a surprise to many people coming late in the day challenges to prop 22 celebrated tonight, but uber said that they are going to immediately file an appeal. california voters passed prop 22 last november with 58% support. it was a win for rideshare companies and drivers who wanted to remain independent contractors over workers who wanted to be considered full employees entitled to benefits under california's labor law. but friday, alameda county superior court judge frank roach ruled that prop 22 is unconstitutional in favor of the union and rideshare drivers who challenged it in court. what. the judge objected to is that prop 22 in the judge's view, unlawfully restricts the ability of the legislature to extend workers' compensation to these gig drivers. you see hastings law professor david levine says. in addition to the workers compensation, the judge also found prop 22 prevented future changes to the law with the prop 22 dead. is it improperly hamstrung? the legislature

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coach kyle jenna had said today he will have back to make ruppel in the opening series and turn it over to the quarterback he drafted. trey lyles, you will see him in regular speed in a couple of days. shana had said lance will play the rest of the first half and possibly part of the third quarter. it has been 10 months since he competed in a game. lofty expectations for the number three overall pick who has not been 21 years old long. >> the first time we talked to him we will offer him a beer and i realized i would be supplying a minor. so we deftly didn't. so you forget about it. he is mature and does not look like a 21-year-old. maybe in his face but he deftly ask a lot more wise than that. at least when i was when i was 21. >>> baseball and the a's, last go around against the team known as the cleveland indians. against the soon to be renamed cleveland guardians. what a laugh or it was. it was probably hard for this cleveland fan to keep that meal down after this one. starting as we. it up in the for, look at the scoreboard. limited 5-0. the a's got on base 25 times. that was wante

in one of those states, alabama, jenna carpenter, a pulomologist says seeing the virus claim the lives of younger people is difficult. >> losing within a week three patients under the age of 40, just very heartbreaking. >> reporter: the strain strengthening in mississippi. the university of mississippi's medical center now forced to build a second field hospital and in texas, governor greg abbott announcing he's tested positive for covid-19 despite being fully vaccinated saying he's asymptomatic so far. elsewhere, vaccine mandates are growing. new york city now requiring proof of vaccination for most indoor activities with new mexico close behind. in detroit a city clinic offering third doses of booster shots opening strictly for the immunocompromised. >> i'm feeling great. >> the fact that people are passing it up is just foolish. >> reporter: the federal government confirming it will extend its mask mandates for travelers on planes, trains and buses into january. mona, andrew. >> ike ejiochi there in washington, thank you. >>> now to the crisis in afghanistan where there is a scrambl

doctor jenna blink is a clinical assistant professor at stanford school of medicine stanford is one of 40 sites nationwide. over 100 around the world taking part in the pfizer biontech clinical trials to evaluate the response to the covid-19 vaccine in children, 12 and under and we're getting close to having everyone have gone getting both doses and then being watched for a couple months. >> and that's where we need to get to before we can. they can submit the data to the fda for emergency use authorization. she says the phase one study is about finding the right dose for the right age group in size of children. >> and the phase. 2, 3, study is focused on the efficacy. are you concerned that we're maybe 2, maybe 3 weeks in some cases into the new school year and we're hearing about transmissions of covid-19 in classroom settings. yeah. it's a tough one. i do think having kids come back together is important but maintain all of social distancing. >> and mask wearing and hand washing can really help with with francis ability. i think we we have enough information watching the pandemic fo

. >> doctor jenna blink is a clinical assistant professor at stanford school of medicine stanford is one of 40 sites nationwide. over 100 around the world taking part in the pfizer biontech clinical trials to evaluate the response to the covid-19 vaccine and children 12 and under and we're getting close to having everyone have gone getting both doses and then they watched for a couple months and that's where we need to get to before we can. they can submit the data to the fda for >> emergency use authorization. she says the phase one study is about finding the right dose for the right age group in size of children. >> and the phase. 2, 3, study is focused on the efficacy are you concerned that we're maybe 2, maybe 3 weeks in some cases into the new school year and we're hearing about transmissions of covid-19 in classroom settings. yeah. it's a tough one. i do think having kids come back together is important but maintain all of social distancing. >> and mask wearing and hand washing can really help with with transmissibility. i think we we have enough information watching the pandem

in depth analysis of the days global headlines inside story on our jazeera the a jenna. thank you. lauren animation, a little messy, a break down in tears as he said his final goodbye to boss the laying out a press conference on sunday. the argentine style. he says he didn't want to leave . the club is in talks with paris, sasha, man, but nothing is finalized yet. david stakes reports, you know, mess. he started crying before he even started speaking at his farewell ceremony. 3 days after barcelona said they could no longer afford to keep him. he confirmed, he was leaving and was given a standing ovation by the media and several of his teammates, past and present and to have been on these last few days, i was thinking about what i would say to day. but to be honest, i couldn't come up with anything. i was blocked like i am right now. i was convinced that would stay thousands of fans gathered at barcelona stadium to say good bye to the hero who joined them 21 years ago. at the age of 13, standing when 35 titles school club record 682 goals, and has been crowned the world'

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so jenna with these police officers and these firefighters, i believe you said, um, is there any can they appeal this? or is it just they now will lose 10 days of pay. well, frank somerville union leaders tell me that they are already. investigating whether some of these cases might have been misunderstandings or people who were on vacation and just missed the notice. um, so for those cases, they said, yes, they might be able to go back. talk with the department has and get those repealed. jana katsuyama live for us tonight, janet. thank you. well the chair of ucsf's department of medicine has some encouraging words about the spread of the virus in the city. dr bob walker tweeted that san francisco has quote. clearly turned the corner. on the latest surge, he said cases per day are down to 192 from a peak of 289 last month, and that hospitalizations are now stable. he urged san franciscans to keep it up. i knew at 11 tonight, apple has again push back the date for employees to return to its offices. apple plan to bring back workers in october, but company officials now say due to the

his jenna thank has him at lena unless he has passed his medical as the edges closer to completing his me. its a parent sandra, the former boss, alona football, saw a way to find that a gather to greet him, a little apple, just off that he touched down in france. he made the journey from spain with his wife and 3 sons. it's been reported, he agreed, a 2 year deal with an option to extend until 2020 for the argentine. it began the day in spain before he boarded a flight to paris. he spent the last 21 years with boston, but after failing to reach an agreement under the contract, had to part ways. massey's life antoinette pasted this picture of the 2 of them on their flight to paris. she captions, the story, a new adventure for all 5 of us. our correspondent pool races in the french capital covering developments, and explained how this move will benefit not only messy signing my feet is going to really raise the profile of league. had already been raised with the likes of high overseas homegrown french player, other major stars. abraham eventually landed in league with p. s g in, in recen

secondly, we will judge their actions, although i was let's be now to jenn, i'll live in london and jenna pretty care is situational round, isn't it? and how western governments deal with the taliban amid all of this critical yes, absolutely. i'm sure that's the notebook. so the foreign policy decision making going all going on in nato capital's at the moment looking to what happens next beyond the sort of acute phase that we're in. now, the evacuations after the remaining foreign troops have left the airport. how do they go about trying to restore some sort of stability to kind of stand and importantly, particularly for you nations? how do they avoid a massive refugee exodus bars? johnson made the point in parliament on wednesday that this country, he said, still has a deep and lasting commitment to the african people. presumably, that must mean more than humanitarian aid, it must mean more than refugee resettlement schemes. presumably it means finding a way to deal with the taliban in the long term finding away in the long term to develop leavers of influence in order to somehow hold th

now as we continue to look at these live pictures, let's just bring in private jenna rock, who has a tie journalist at cos all dot com bank based english language news website. i believe you've been out. 7 on the street there today to tell us what's happening . oh, i'm not far away from the process side. just 5 minutes. well basically the, the month trader fed up with the cobra 19 situation both in terms of the number in fact, which i've gone over 20000 over the past few days in terms of the daily infection number and the whole ring around $200.00 plus or minus today it went beyond $200.00 for the 1st time since the outbreak began last year. and they want the prime minister to refine on top of that, they want the monitoring to be a reform the mains vaccine production companies. in thailand, bio fine is owned by the crowd, and it has failed to produce the expected number of offspring back, which has been earlier anticipated. and this means certainly only 6 percent of the high populations off fully fact in a situation where the country has been d b impacted not just in terms of public

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