latter's repeated protest and warning, it can be regarded as a declaration of war against the dpr k young. as also a case, the 3 allies have rehearsing a nuclear war against north korea. i think that it would take unprecedented strong the action. the joint drills focused on the detection at tracking and interception of ballistic missiles. the u. s. and south korea also launched for strategic cruise missiles. washington and sol have been intensifying military drills for the past decades leading to an escalation of tensions in the region. north korea has also conducted multiple test at rocket launches over the years. asia analyst on that mcclane gill told us that such drills are not bringing the to careers any closer to reconciliation or the situation in the korean peninsula is absolutely vulnerable. and in fact, the case here that we're looking into is of course, the concert, or the chances of miscalculation when less calculations they can escalate quite abruptly to the planes that the regional architecture becomes obstructed and then the situation exacerbate. so of course, what we're seei

k. young young has also accused the u. s. on south korea over her thing, a nuclear war against north korea, i think that it would take unprecedentedly strong action. the joint drills focused on the detection, trucking and inception of ballistic missiles. us on south korea also launched for strategic cruise missiles. 2 countries have been in since 5 military jails for the past decade, leading to an escalation of tensions in the region. we are also conduct multiple test rockets launches over the years. let's go live now to don mclean guild, our rights of the south on south east asia, philippine middle east studies association. thanks very much for joining us this afternoon. dawn now certainly is strong words from north korea about those gels, but certainly nothing we've not seen or heard before. right, thank you so much for having me. and in fact, you know, north korea is interest in general. we summarize based on 2 factors. there is a national security component and the economic development component from john young's point of

k of young has also accused the fearless of rehearsing a nuclear war against north korea. adding that it would take unprecedented strong action. the joint drills focused on the detection, trucking and interception of ballistic missiles. u. s. and south korea also launched for strategic cruise missiles. washington, and so i've been intensifying miniature drills for the past decade, leading to an escalation of tensions in the region. north korea has also conducted multiple tests walk. it launches over the years. alaysia analyst don mclean, gil told us that such drills are not bringing the to create any close it together. the situation in the korean peninsula is absolutely vulnerable. and in fact, the case a here that we're looking into is for us to consider the chances the miscalculation when less calculations they can escalate quite abruptly to the planes that the regional architecture becomes obstructed in the situation exacerbate. so of course, what we're seeing now is something we haven't seen before, but of course i'm looking into the structural shifts in the regional geo politics

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on developing the next generation of forestry professionals with skills curriculum in k-12na schools to get more young people into this critical profession. [applause] another project with the waupaca county economic development corporation is expanding transportation services to make sure workers can get to work around the clock, even third shift. tonight i'm announcing we're going to continue harnessing our local ingenuity through the workforce innovation grantt program with a $100 million investment in my budget to keep developing new, innovative ideas and locally-based projects that will support our workforce and economic development based on what those communities and regions need. [applause] we're also going to invest $10 million in an initiative led by the wisconsin economic development corporation to collaborate with industries in every sector of our state's economy to develop and implement initiatives to retain and attract talented workers. [applause] and you all know this. we'll also need investments in targeted industries that we know have been hit hard by the pandemic, including in our hea

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we work together to build a pipeline for students so that when they are really young in pre-k, they are just learning about the awe and wonder and beauty of nature and they are connecting to animals and things they would naturally find love and affinity towards. as they get older, concepts that keep them engaged like society and people and economics. >> california is experiencing many years of drought. dry periods. that is really hard on farms and is really challenging. compost helps farms get through these difficult times. how is that? compost is a natural sponge that attracts and retains water. and so when we put compost around the roots of plants, it holds any moisture there from rainfall or irrigation. it helps farms make that corner and that helps them grow for food. you can grow 30% more food in times of drought in you farm naturally with compost. farms and cities in california are very hip now to this fact that creating compost, providing compost to farms helps communities survive and get through those dry periods. >> here is the thing. soil health, climate health, human health,

recent images of young women outside of st. anthony k-8 grade school appearing to solicit themselves for sex. >> tonight we gather as one with an urgent need for radical solutions. reporter: abc 7's stephanie sierra first showed you these images in her eye team report. she featured rosa vargas, a concerned parent who again on tuesday said women are still out there near the school at all hours of the day. >> we need to start putting surveillance cameras to monitor closely and to have the evidence on hand to start prosecuting. reporter: while this vigil did focus on the problems, there was also a spotlight placed on the solutions. ♪ >> it is through these efforts that the city of oakland will now be setting up traffic diverters on east 15th. reporter: sadly the deputy says when they were on their way to this event at saint anthony's, they came across a 15-year-old girl from southern california on a nearby corner. >> that young lady from southern california is 15 years old, being brought down to the police department to receive wraparound s

recent images of young women outside of st. anthony k-8 grade school appearing to solicit themselves for sex. >> tonight we gather as one with an urgent need for radical solutions. reporter: abc 7's stephanie sierra first showed you these images in her eye team report. she featured rosa vargas, a concerned parent who again on tuesday said women are still out there near the school at all hours of the day. >> we need to start putting surveillance cameras to monitor closely and to have the evidence on hand to start prosecuting. reporter: while this vigil did focus on the problems, there was also a spotlight placed on the solutions. ♪ >> it is through these efforts that the city of oakland will now be setting up traffic diverters on east 15th. reporter: sadly the deputy says when they were on their way to this event at saint anthony's, they came across a 15-year-old girl from southern california on a nearby corner. >> that young lady from southern california is 15 years old, being brought down to the police department to receive wraparound s

. >> she is talking about pimps believed to be trafficking young women along east 15th street right in front of the k-8 grade school. her daughter asked what the young woman was wearing. >> she is like mom, do you like what she is wearing? i'm like, don't turn around. the girls, they are naked. >> these videos captured on four different dates over the past couple weeks show young women wearing barely any clothing as they walked down the school sidewalk, the street corners and directly across the school. all this captured as children were being dropped off or walked into school. perhaps the video that best represents the dichotomy of the problem was this one captured on monday. the start of catholic schools week where a mom was walking across the street with her daughter has two women walked behind her. one appeared to be soliciting right in front of the school gate. >but i talked to you for a second? >> i'm fine. thank you. >> i'm with channel 7. i was curious what you are doing out here. >> what? >> i'm curious what you are doing out here. what were you talking to that gentleman about? >> my chips.

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we all need to reach out to k-12 and build relationships with our kids. get them to work at a young age and give them hope. scholarship them so they can get an education and work in a business for a minimum of five years. it's not only the right thing to do, but it's also the key to growing our workforce. it's the key to growing a business and it's the key to growing nebraska. focusing on all of our kids i'm recommending a 50 million-dollar investment for scholarships for nebraska kids whose needs are best met outside of public education. opportunity scholarship tax credits will provide scholarships for kids who live in poverty, foster care systems and those with special needs. we can't let one kid fall through the cracks. [applause] thank you. we are joined today by a very special lady tania santos principal of name school and some of her amazing teachers and students. would you all please stand and be recognized. [applause] .. % families receive financial assistance of ebola send their kids to school. they believe, as i do that limited means it should not deny a child an opportuni

one question is that young people have become disillusioned with the institution, generally, and the government being included. another hypothesis is the k-12 science is acacian is failing us and this nation. we have another slide that shows strong bipartisan support for improving this education, and for the federal government, interestingly, we have a role. we think about education as a local or state. it pretty much is. but there is a role in federal government. incentives and otherwise strengthening the science and technology, engineering, and edison pipeline. we need that pipeline to meet the jobs requirement of science and technology and to drive our future. >> the phone lines for comments and questions. for republicans, it is on the screen. on twitter, or at c-span, a question for you from lauren. what good is r&d if production is set overseas, leaving us at the mercy of china. we don't see the best interest at heart. >> thank you for that question. that is exactly the point of making progress. some years ago, the united states lost its lead in consumer electronics. we weren't paying attention to what we thought was our prominence

we all need to reach out to k-12 and build relationships with our kids. get them to work at a young age and give them hope. scholarship them so they can get an education and work in a business for a minimum of five years. it's not only the right thing to do, but it's also the key to growing our workforce. it's the key to growing a business and it's the key to growing nebraska. focusing on all of our kids i'm recommending a 50 million-dollar investment for scholarships for nebraska kids whose needs are best met outside of public education. opportunity scholarship tax credits will provide scholarships for kids who live in poverty, foster care systems and those with special needs. we can't let one kid fall through the cracks. [applause] thank you. we are joined today by a very special lady tania santos principal of name school and some of her amazing teachers and students. would you all please stand and be recognized. [applause] .. % families receive financial assistance of ebola send their kids to school. they believe, as i do that limited means it should not deny a child an opportuni

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we all need to reach out into k-12 and build relationships with our kids.12 get them to work at a young and give them t hope. for an education and work in your business for a minimum of five years in return. it's not only the right thing to do, but it's also the key to growing the workforce. it's the key to growing your business and growing nebraska. focusing on all our kids i'm recommending a $50 million investment for scholarships for nebraska kids whose needs are best met outside of public education. opportunity scholarship tax credits will provide scholarships for kids who live in poverty, foster care systems and those with special needs. we can't let one kid fall through the cracks. [applause] we are joined today by a very special lady, principal of holy name catholic school in omaha and some ofam her amazing teachs and students. would you all please stand and be recognized. [applause] holy name accepts kids from every race, religion, walk of life with a commitment to providing each one with the support they need to succeed. 99% of the kids families receive financial assistance to

k ukrainian president, florida lensky has held talks with us treasury secretary, janet jaelyn, who is on a surprise visit to keith young. so the u. s. a transferred more than $1000000000.00 of direct budgetary aid to ukraine, but that there were still significant obstacles to seizing frozen, frozen russian acids, excuse me. with a surging fuel and gas prices of the past year are pushing more countries to get serious about the transition to renewable energy sources. for some, it's more of an uphill battle than others, especially during an economic crisis and terrible inflation. and here's a look at the challenges facing pakistan. ah, crumbling infrastructure, decades old power lines, massive blackouts, and high electricity prices. this is life for millions and pakistan, especially in rural areas. businesses are hardly better off 9 hours of power cuts daily, and it is much more expensive. now if it was 400, it is now 2000 rupees loc as, as entity sector heavily relies on fossil fuel. 64 percent of its electricity is produced with imported oil gas tank good. but the raising fuel and gas prices after rushes immersion off,

young children. [applause] smartstart is comprised of four elements, pre-k, childcare, early intervention and home visits. it makes her existing programs more equitable giving moderate income families greater access to quality programs and investing in an early childhood workforce made up largely of women and people of color. smartstart pre-k is a four year plan that will allow us to give access to preschool to every three and 4-year-olds in illinois. [applause] it will increase our funding for the early childhood block grant program this year by $75 million. that's $179 million more than when i took office. thank you general assembly. [applause] smartstart pre-k will provide new center based in school-based classrooms, improve quality across-the-board, attract new professionals to the field and ensure that we reach our most vulnerable. in the first year alone 5000 more seats will be available for children across the state. before sending preschool seats only works if you have the staff to support them. that's where the early childhood scholarship comes in. last year with a legislative leader ship of sen

we work together to build a pipeline for students so that when they are really young in pre-k, they are just learning about the awe and wonder and beauty of nature and they are connecting to animals and things they would naturally find love and affinity towards. as they get older, concepts that keep them engaged like society and people and economics. >> california is experiencing many years of drought. dry periods. that is really hard on farms and is really challenging. compost helps farms get through these difficult times. how is that? compost is a natural sponge that attracts and retains water. and so when we put compost around the roots of plants, it holds any moisture there from rainfall or irrigation. it helps farms make that corner and that helps them grow for food. you can grow 30% more food in times of drought in you farm naturally with compost. farms and cities in california are very hip now to this fact that creating compost, providing compost to farms helps communities survive and get through those dry periods. >> here is the thing. soil health, climate health, human health,

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of a collapsed apartment building and the turkish province of k, i've also been moments of hope enjoy in the city of adelman, where a young girl is rescued. after being trapped for more than 170 hours, sometimes they dance been following. the latest developments from no dia. the last 2 bodies of the last 2 children who were trapped in the rubble of that building behind me were finally located up, pulled out, deceased. it was quite an emotional ending to a very tense day that started with hope with 18 year old sod. that being pulled alive from the rubble telling people my sisters in their, my youngest sister in the she's alive, please reach her. while they struggled. they called an extra teams, international teams even joined the effort. they eventually found her sister. sadly, she was dead. and as time has gone by, it's just been an emotional rollercoaster hoping that perhaps the next member of the 15 members of that family would be found alive and one after the other. they were all located and sadly brought out in body bags. and we saw this cycle of hope turning to grief. this is going to turn into a clean operation that