there is freedom and math. math does give you freedom.e so excited about stem education for both genders or all genders or whatever. but the thing that is really incredible is how on newsroom we did this story baltimore's would have no one proficient in math. then we do a story two days later about chicago. the chicago public school sends a statement, we want to make sure it is clear to you that our test results are right in line with all the other major cities. okay, that is not a great defense, guys peer that is not a good defense and math can be one of those places it can propel you into great heights. you can get independence from knowing math well enough or even to greater heights if you know it very well. so i don't think there is any need to bring feelings into it. feelings isn't everything else. read a book peer that is where you get feelings. >> greg: not a math book. >> judge jeanine: first of all whose ideas this? why are they implementing this? they don't say who was helping, why are they proposing it? they have no data and no

she is really good at math.he district really holds back kids from excelling, when they are able to actually do the work. kristen: i'm good -- i'm just going to pull back a little bit. one of you can explain how in 2014 the school district said no more algebra until ninth grade. before that, because were advanced in math like your granddaughter, who could do it in eighth grade. the stated goal was equity, lowering the number of underrepresented minority and low-income students from failing algebra one in eighth grade, so they can eventually governmental higher level math. so the district says by that measure because it produced a number of students failing courses, this has been successful. what evidence do you have that it hasn't been successful? >> i can answer that. first of all, it was just political as far as i'm concerned. in order to lower even the test scores out for eighth graders and create equity or show equity, what they did was move algebra one to a ninth grade -- to the ninth grade. but that actual

more math for us. we have the metric we can derive the riemann from it we have that has been generalized into the energy tensor and our self appointed task is to replace newton's equation a. is gm over r squared times e. so somehow what we think want is an equation relating to riemann tensor, which we said characterizes the curvature of space time to, the energy momentum tensor. there is a problem right away that the riemann tensor a four by four by four by four array, a four index tensor, whereas the energy tensor is just a four by four array, they don't even have the same number of components. we cannot possibly just set them equal to each other or proportional or anything like we have to be a little bit more clever, happily there's a way to do this. can take the riemann tensor and from it we can sort of boil down to build smaller sensors that tell us some of the information about the curvature of space time, but not all of it. there's one called the richi tensor that only has two indices. there's ca

fourth graders were down five points in math. eighth grader where was down 8 points in math. 2 equals 4 if that makes you sad or happy when our kids are not doing well? >> exactly, right. we should be creating critical thinkers getting into the math mindset or what am i feeling today or somebody else is feeling. >> ainsley: who on the school board is for this? >> well, we haven't actually had a vote yet. it was presented to the curriculum committee briefly and put on the full board agenda for just an fyi to know that the curriculum committee is looking to possibly using this system. so, that's where we are right now. we haven't actually voted on it. >> ainsley: okay. keep us posted. thank you so much, jeanne, for coming on. >> thank you. >> ainsley: this is nuts. thank you. coming up, last dance, chicago voters rain on the parade of lori lightfoot crushing her dreams of a second term as mayor. what's next for the windy city ♪ game for two ♪ you may hate me ♪ but it ain't no lie ♪ bye-bye bye ♪ i just want to tell you that i had enough ♪ might sound crazy but it ain't no lie ♪

in my budget proposal, i'm including increased funding for reading and math coaches so we can ensure every child in every school can be proficient in these two essential areas. were also continuing in strategically funding afterschool programs. we are doubling our funding for computer science education and alabama. we are working to increase our labor force participation rate by eliminating any and all barriers to enter the workforce. today there are needs and industries across the board. one of those being teachers. my goal is to have the starting salary for all alabama teachers to be the highest in the southeast by the end of my term. [applause] to that end, i am proud to announce tonight that i am proposing a 2% pay raise for our teachers. i want alabama to be aggressively working to recruit, retain and prepare the teacher of tomorrow. as i laid out my vision for the next four years in my inaugural address, i chose to speak on the need to improve school choice and alabama. in fact, i was probably the only alabama governor to ever do so in inaugural address. it is important we cont

a math boy.id. >> john: yes, for real. >> that is a term you use a lot. i follow you and i follow your work, thank you so much, for doing all of this. [cheers and applause] and inspiring me to do the work that i'm doing alongside you. we want representation, we want the right kind of representation. we are tired of the only things getting made about us, drug lords -- >> john: negative things. >> criminals, cops. >> john: right, right. maids, hookers. >> right. we want to be represented as we are: real, beautiful, curious. existential crises happening! [cheers and applause] >> john: preach, mama, preach! >> and yes, maybe even mediocre. >> john: someday. >> sometimes. >> john: cause white people get to be mediocre all the time. i'm jealous because white people get to fail upwards. >> just peruse -- >> john: i can barely succeed upwards. >> agreed, likewise. just peruse through the canon of, like, mediocre films of dysfunctional white families. >> john: "jack and jill." >> the canon is rich, we des

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how did she get involved in math and she got with a guy, and he was the one started her using math. and it just now, i mean, she just lost to it. so this is a hard situation because they're going to take my grand daughter. i don't have no rights baby wakes up every night with night chairs and she's looking for her. grandma good tie. lynch. i'm the only one that she knows that protects. sure. oh mm hm. in stanny rock, they've got every advocate from all over the world. there, you know, what i'm doing here is 4 children that are just as sacred and sat water. so i stay here and i fight this battle with little song about her. i've been compiling, standing long history for about 25 years compiling between the ology and one of the things that i learned is if we are allowed to know our history or culture our language, our way a life, my spirituality, we can be balanced people can and then we can choose to follow this way or not. it's our choice because we're a whole people. right now our people walk around with damage of herself, of being taken from their family. because you're indian. you

more than half. 71% are not meeting standards in math. the demographic, about 600,000 students, second largest in the naths, 74% latino, 10% white, african american, 7% asian, 3% on down. sean. >> the parents don't demand better. you can vote in a better government that gives you a better school system. the problem is you have parents who keep voting for left wing politicians who give you the garbage schools. a half a million kids are not in school during the strike, 1,000 schools in l.a. can't read or math, but they know about global warming, they know about diversity, equity and inclusion, and racism. that's what they are being taught. it's not about educating the children and if you want a raise, teach my kids. show the results i have a better educated young population. if you do that for me you get a raise. don't just demand more money when you are failing at your job and not educating the children. >> blame the voters and say oh, you voted for this -- it is incredibly difficult to get rid of a nationwide entrenched union system. that

the art of mine helps to enrich their training as performers even back your key study under math. so and now teaches students in paris. he says, mine is under appreciated. so to now it's an undervalued arc, because although it's present is often hidden, but marcel marceau has the talent to be known around the world. now, so died in 2007 aged $84.00 after a decades long career in which he revived public interest. in an art that content silence into poetry is asher butler, al jazeera paris. ah, and let's take you through saw the headlines here and al jazeera, now the leaders of russia and china have signed the joint statement on their bilateral ties entering what they call a new era. we say china, russia relations are not confrontational towards other countries. announcement ads . russia positively assess, is china's position on ukraine is calling for the earth. the stop trying to create a global missile defense system. and the 2 leaders are urging the earth also stop undermining what they call global strategic stability. there. calling for a halt to any steps that could push the cr

and here's the math we are not doing this as an economic exercise. we are not doing it because -- it's being done because there is an urgency. growing, catastrophic set of events before our eyes that tells a story and it's a story some people have been trying to tell for a long time. a scientist tried in 1998 a swedish scientist. jim hansen tried in 1988 and anil -- al gore and some republicans because back then it was partisan we heard that evidence back in 1988 it wasn't until 1992 that we went to rio and took steps to do something about it. and then it fell on its face with the command and control response that was created and now it's the third rail of american politics if you talk about the trading thing it's really complicated and is become so very potter -- partisan but the bottom line is that what drives this is the reality is what's happening to our planet and i have to tell you i spent 30 years or so taking this in a scientist by the name -- determine of the berlin institute said to me the other day there's a possibility and i worry that we

the whole world was behind on reading and math. providing free on-site, after school tutoring to every kid who needs it automatically? why not recruit retired teachers or retired anyone to provide this much needed service? >> great. thank you for that great question. and you just wrote my executive order from last august. and so thank you. i also want to say thanks for being a nurse. my mom was a nurse, and she was a nurse practitioner as well so i know your heart for people. >> you're welcome. >> we have a tremendous learning loss. and it was worse than we thought. and one of the big challenges, of course, is that it started prior to the pandemic when expectations and standards were lowered for all virginia kids, and sadly, they met those lowered expectations. and in fact, during the pandemic, when schools were closed for an extended period of time, kids lost even more. and the n.a.p.e. scores showed this. they show that as i said earlier, that our fourth graders had the largest learning loss in the nation in math and in reading.

if we remember the math, what's that up faster? the 2nd world war when we had all the difficulties in the war world back then. and this now is the 1st large scale war in europe with the aggressions from russia to your credit. and so, you know, these are extraordinary circumstances and i think we have to look at it from, from this perspective, shaw, that's why this particular war i'm in boys, unfortunately, over the years of a nice, why wouldn't they support those to those countries to yeah, i think yeah, i think there are different aspects to this. of course. one is of course that the math is political institution in some ways we have member countries that need to think about how they want to support countries that have difficulties. and one important thing region here is of course, that ukraine has very strong and powerful friends at the board of the mass to control so large share of devoting of the mass port. of course, like the countries of european union, the u. s. department countries that have support, did you create now over

i think there's some validity in math. it isn't an easy building i in math.compact and close knit building, it does again stretch, he could have been aware of any of the parties evenif been aware of any of the parties even if he himself always stayed for half an hour because they clearly did. the argument works both ways. yes, it is hard to social distance. you could of course do more online but this was a meeting where intense and quick action was needed. but the very close knit nature of the building makes it harder to believe he had no understanding of the issue that was going on under his nose. lord kerslake thank you very much. former head of the uk civil service and bench member of the house of lords. let's get more on that news on a strong earthquake that a sitting rears across northern pakistan and afghanistan. it's even been felt in the indian capital delhi. will get more on that. what more details do we know, how powerful was this earthquake was mad as you said, across northern pakistan and the us geological site is around 45, 20 five miles away fro

it's called economics, called math. whenever you redistribute income, you always reduce total income, period. that's math. and i don't care who you are. that's what happens. now, the lemme from this theorem is pretty straightforward, and i'm not going to prove it to you verbally. but let me just tell you, the more redistribute, the greater will be the decline in total income. that sort of intuitively to you. now is where i wish i had bernie and elizabeth and aoc and the others here. the limit of this theorem is if you were able redistribute all income. so that everyone came out exactly the same if you were to do that there would be no income whatsoever. let me describe it to you in order to get complete redistribute of income so that everyone out exactly the same. what you would have to do, you'd have to tax everyone makes above the average income 100% of the excess. you would me you'd have to everyone below the average income up to the average income. now if you actually did that, that's the only way you get them all e

my mom was a high school math teacher and now my daughter is teaching high school math. for too long teachers who answer the call and start their careers haven't earned enough. that is why we enacted the teach act in 2021 to provide incentives to school districts to increase starting teacher pay. it is working. in its first year, the teach act helped nearly 500 new teachers here in montana. kylie yuri is one of those young teachers. she is with us tonight. kylie is in her second year at harlowe high school. she teaches agriculture and coaches cheerleading. she told me that she found her life's calling in teaching. her husband nathan teaches agriculture and coaches wrestling at turner public school. they knew that they wanted to start their careers teaching math in rural montana. but it didn't add up financially. with the states low starting teacher pay, thankfully teach act made a big difference. kylie told me that the boost from the teach act was her deciding factor in moving to harlem to teach. thanks to the teach act, we have kiley and nathan, to new young teachers ed

but i was worried about my did not being able to read and do math.per pupil, but only 37% of third graders can read and do math at grade level. it was more for the lack of academic content. i want my kid to be able to read and write. liz: we have democrats calling the parents bill of rights fascist and extreme. they say parents are trying to remove books from schools. democrats are being misleading there. >> democrats call everything they don't like fascism. they call math fascist. christianity farbive. anything they don't like they call fascism. this bill allows parents to review the content of the books in school. it allows them to review the curriculum. it gives them the right to meet with teachers, and including violent activity. they covered up violent rapes in the bathrooms to pass their prefers policy on transgenderism. liz: we have emails coming in from the fbi's counter-terrorism unit. fbi agents had serious deep doubts about the white house and the attorney general merrick garland pushing to call parents terrorists. the fbi emails surfaced

that's the question time when he's residents of math to are asking. they had their internet cables cut a few weeks ago, and no one knows why. and who did it. plus 12 years after the fukushima nuclear disaster in japan. the government wants to let go and move on, but some local residents do not. and the documentary that has taken flight, even if its stars can't leave the ground. now in oscar contender, the film is a behind the scenes look at the pair of brothers bringing deluge birds back to help . ah, my name is melissa chant, thanks for joining us. there is a small set of islands that are a part of taiwan called matsu and they lie just off the coast of china. in fact, they are much closer to china than they are to taiwan main island. making them what many call a front line and a border region between the 2 sides. so when residents of the island lost says to the internet and officials learned that the internet cables running under the sea and connecting the island to taiwan was cut. it was easy to suspect that aging might have had something to do with

the math is actually run out of colors to indicate how much snow there is . some blank spots showing. let's take a look at those numbers for the sierra as a whole. talk about 150% for the northern sierra compared to what's normal for march 3rd. almost 200% for the central sierra and 231% for the southern sierra. overall 190% of what is normal to this point in the season. there are those blank spots where the map has just run out of colors to paint the data. let's get a little different view of this. we can track the amount of snow. we have north, central, south and the sierra as a whole. the shaded area indicates a normal year's path for the snow water contents, if you melted down all of the snow to water how much moisture is in there. the red line indicates way above normal levels. that's what we created in the best year for sierra snowfall. that was the winter of 1997-98. a strong el nino year. the blue line is where we are to this point in the season, so running about halfway between normal and that record for the northern sierra, it awfully close to recor

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i understand it's not a math problem, then don't make it a math problem by saying $5 million per personthis is virtue signaling, the whole song and dance at its finest. and i would have to argue that all of this stuff is actually causing a further divide. i mean, i might be living under a rock, but it seems like there's more hate and animosity today. so it seems like, you know, the cause that some people may find noble, but you actually have an outcome that's the exact opposite of what's intended actually taking place right here. gerry: richard, let me give you a very brief opportunity to respond. >> sure, a couple things. i think we have to look back at history to get a gaze of how we move forward. in the 1980s, ronald reagan signed a bill that ushered reparations to japanese-americans that were in interment camps, and those checks were cut. so there is a history of the federal government engaging in the business of paying people back for wrongs done to them. and number two, i think when we have a conversation about batter's box versus who's on third base, it's worth pointing out that

the maths. it begins with an estimation of how much deforestation could be expected in an area. if the financial incentives from red didn't exist. unsurprisingly, the more deforestation you anticipate, the more carbon credits you generate, the more money you can make. the whole system is very vulnerable to being gained, so to try and add legitimacy by predicting deforestation more accurately. some red projects employed a piece of free software developed by patello cord, jamica ego. the program focused land use changes over time and was designed to measure the specific impact of policy decisions on forced it areas. for example, measuring the potential impact of expanding katelyn. so industries in the amazon basin, but his brutality points out models are used to avert and undesirable outcome and cannot be used to predict the future. we have a disclaimer very, don't support apply visual models to set up those lines. the grows, deforestation advanced, much more on the national lead on. so if you say

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