neighbourhood of office square in karachi, is one such place the school is recognized by the ministry of education of conscience. when come here to finish their studies homes, i had hoped to be one of them. but upon the spawns education system has been on the brink of collapse insoluble takeover. and full time being diplomats from you tomorrow, the high school are no longer being issued. bringing a hold to holmes us, plan me a good waited from the school 2 months ago and to know i hadn't received my certificate without the certificate. i cannot get admitted into university, i mean, or admission in the uncertainty or indication of lack of international support. if career think generation of content with this crisis is unfolding even beyond the countries border here and focus on really the future lives and right still higher education of the children remain in both like comes off, but see the why the 2 is one such student with no job opportunities inside and to make she know, be just in the same. she studied it. i graduated from the school 4 months ago and i still don't have my diploma. since i have

education ministry. but all that changed with her last year's taliban takeover. now after years of schooling, african students are leaving education without any recognition at all in karachi, the future of 18 year old dom your hums are and upon refugee tags in the balance. although honda was boiling by his nun, he cannot get enrolled in a school recognized by the pakistani government. this meant completing his high school education in one of the schools run by the upland community. said to my latino plan, high school, located in the neighborhood of acid square in karachi, is one such place. the school is recognized by of my sons, ministry of education, of hon. children come here to finish their studies. hums. i had hoped to be one of them. but while his thoughts education system has been on the brink of collapse, fall upon takeover. and for the time being diplomats from you tomorrow, the high school are no longer being issued. bringing the halls to homes, us plan me good. waited from the school 2 months ago and to know i hadn't received my certificate without the certificate. i can

she's employed by the ministry of education and earns the equivalent of $305.00 euros a month, and sometimes has to borrow extra money. she says, just to get to the end of the month. there's no hope. the country is falling apart every year. we think it's going to get better that the cost of living is going to go down and everything is going to be okay. it's not. and it's only getting worse with debt. shop keepers are suffering to people's purchasing power below. johnny complains has collapsed. inflation was 6.6 percent in december. many stayed employees now only by basic foodstuffs in the 1st week of the month when they get paid. the rest of the month, he says they buy only the bare necessities retailers are feeling these effects on a massive scale we used to have a good capital given now our capital is decreasing every year. it decreases real, our profits have decreased, and our expenses are greater than our earnings. people are even shopping on credit . we're 30, we buy goods on credit and we paid back after a week or 2 of work. and then we buy more on credit towards boy, the situation is

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according to the ministry of educational ukraine. as of now more than 30350000 school children have no access to education. $33.00 schools with or $5500.00 students are closed due to severe insecurity in civil areas. today i have brought these are boiling facts to the attention of the unicef asking to respond immediately to the situation the proper qualification, to the actions of the russian federation. and take all possible measures to stop so that that and violence against children in ukraine due to the latin russian aggression. i send the it by the diplomatic note and i'm looking forward to work with the unit staff on the issue. the law office of the enemy. as early february 27 have amounted to nearly 4300 personnel killed and over 200 taking as prisoners a war. the detailed information is posted by the ministry of defense of ukraine. distinguished members of the security council. as always, russia denies that his soldiers are taken prisoners. that is, that taken prisoner, some are recognized. oh, the soldiers that are healed, ah

was an important factor, but there was also confusion and tension between the ministry of health and ministry of education and also criticism about the economic support. because so many people are in isolation, learning to leave with if you compare a situation in other countries, you know what happened there about a year ago. things are very different. we have an option of testing and many other things we need to learn to leave. if the virus, because the coffee is going to stay with us, we learning that it is going to hear about having vaccines below the age of 5. and i think this will be another important measure because of the national going to enter. i think a finally to the regular schedule of children and a we're going to deal with strengthening to have a system as much as needed. they suffered a lot during the last 2 years. epidemiologist, dan david, off it in tel aviv sir. thank you so much for taking the time to answer questions. thank you. both of us. some other stories making headlines right now. the european commission has given the green lights for some nuclear energy and natural gas investmen

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but the program is funded and run by china's ministry of education, an arm of the chinese communist partynts made sure that his attempt to brainwash kids was defeated. now you think that he would kind of learned from this experience, but instead, he is doubling down. in a recent fund-raising email, he dismissed critics and tried to spin this blatant ccc p propaganda ever is a chinese language and culture program. okay. what a total fraud. and now to her latest edition of taking back the senate, it brings us to pennsylvania wheren candidates are vying to win back the in may they are. all eyes are on the top two candidates, one of them served in the turkish military, dr. oz, everyone knows him from tv. and the other went to west point and served as an army ranger and the gulf war. the latter, dave mccormick, joined me now. dave, good to see you tonight. thanks for joining us. an earlier poll this month had your opponent, dr. oz, a bye 11 points but i guess a new poll by mclachlan shows you moving ahead now leading by six points. i think the poll is about 600 primary voters in it. so my ques

but is the washington free beacon notes the program is funded and run by china's ministry of education arm of the chinese communist party . now thankfully concerned parents made sure that chen's attempt to brainwash kids was defeated. now you think that chen would kind of learn from this experience, but instead he's doubling down in a recent fundraising email, chen dismissed critics and tried to spin this blatancy cpac propaganda effort as a chinese language and culture program. okay, what a total fraud. and now to our latest edition of taking back the senate. it brings us to pennsylvania where eight republican candidates are vying to win the primary in may there. all eyes are on the top two candidates. one of them served in the turkish military. dr. oz, everyone knows him from tv and the other went to west point and served as an army ranger and the gulf war the latter day. mccormick joins me now. davis, good to see you tonight . thanks for joining us . now an earlier caller this month had your opponent, dr. oz, up by 11 points. but i guess a new poll by mclaughlin shows you moving ahe

defend academic freedoms, because basically, it was against intrusion, intervention of the ministry of education in the process within kiev. you may see on your tv's today how it happened and the creativeness not only from kiev. thank you. >> next is oksana. >> thank you. let me make one comment on the minsk thing. the crisis driving food's strategy in ukraine. i don't think so because it is important he has something to gain domestically. -- massive support for some kind of armed military action against ukraine is not popular from what we see in the russian post pit it will only become -- post pit -- for what purpose is that being done? and going down that line of thinking, to say there are sanctions on the russian oligarchs not able to access their properties and so forth. they may also begin to speculate that there may be erosion of support, so you find that in the domestic context. that is what i would say on the russian angle. the domestic politics angle. i will quickly comment on this discussion we have had about compromises, implementation in ukraine, like of zelensky was to compromise an

those were back up and now we have seeing what appears to be some sort of a cyber attack on foreign ministry security services, educationonight. i want to update you on thands is a major development in the criminal investigation into donald trump's business practices. to prosecutors leading that have abruptly resigned. this is a significant development in that story. the resignations coming after the manhattan district attorney told the prosecutors he had doubts about moving toward with the case against trump. this someone of three ongoing probes surrounding the president. the uncertainty around the case has meant to witnesses have been questions before the grand jury in more than a month. the grand jury term expires in april. you're right up near tend of it. this is significant development. what more are you learning tonight? >> that's right. cnn learned the two top prosecutors on this case have submitted their resignation to the district attorney's office but it's unclear kmaktly why they have stepped down. this comes as alvin bragg has expressed doubts about his ability to bring a case against former president. as yo

that are going to be lost. similarly in ukraine, the attacks on education, we're really going to the, the trend of attacks and schools ministries of schools use of, of explosive weapons and schools. i was high, high, it's remained high between 20182020. and now we see that, you know, all bets are off about what's going on and yesterday. so for a tragic incident, which was reported by amnesty international about the use of a cluster bomb that was dropped on a preschool building or when children and adults with was seeking refuge so. so yes, begin to see, begin to see at students been killed. they go to see teachers been killed and maimed. am i going to see huge infrastructure, disgust, destruction, of the education system and grain it's, it's a real tragedy or what missing unfolding. but i just to go back to original question. according to a do we do? we do have certain ways in which we can make an argument that despite the fact that there is an conflict in ukraine, there are certain absolute limits and then all parties, belligerent parties to the conflict, should, should respect. and i think it's very important my, her message

educated guards office, and that really wasn't matching the feature ministry before then. it changed the agenda, the global agenda, and what private company was i, jim spicer, was considered a respectable hand of a mercenary organization. but 1st, his business affairs and didn't go too well. it was dogged by failure me. for example, you get a phone call from a fellow indian with a type passport who was under house arrest for a financial scandal. and he contacted tim spicer and wanted him to restore the president of cheryl. was the president cheryl in was back in power. this guy would then get his contracts for diamonds and to be able to make money, but it didn't work out that way. the company line run by tim spicer fall behind the colonel requested by customs and excise, and he's acute to smuggling weapons illegally. when a private firm gets involved in foreign politics for the benefit of a criminal, you have to stop and ask, okay, this really happened or is this fictitious? james bond type story, but it was a true story. these things tend to happen often times that he always somehow managed to get boys with him. i was calling in pop and you're getting sound like were arrested at the airport c

of the gospel so with some encouragement from my mentors, i did consider the ministry. i went to divinity school. i spent for three years there was getting a very good liberal arts education that i knew very early on i did not want a preaching profession. >> and you and i sure that in common and we are not unique a lot of colleagues historically have thought about going into the ministry and then decided that public life and the political arena was one way to fill their desire for ministry and a different kind of ministry. but the value that informs us and then our values that are still very much a relevant to what we do today. >> i've gotten to know and a lot of ministers since then. and i think our jobs are similar. we are both responding to the public and attempting to be good listeners but also interpreters there's a strong moral imperative behind of what we do in politics. i do think it is a type of ministry even if motivation is specifically religious. >> turning to politics in your political life and then you decided to try on hand and you are successful. for your first term in 1986 you were reelected three more times that you were defeated with a republican landsl

went to yield ministry school and spent the full three years there or what we call the bachelor of divinity degree back then because i was getting a very very good liberal arts education but it had become clear to me pretty quickly really that this was not where i want to go vocationally that in fact i probably would go on for a phd and have a teaching career. >> it's interesting you and i share that in common. i also studied for the ministry and we're not unique. there are a lot of our colleagues historically who thought about going into the ministry. and although they decided that public life and political arena was one way to fulfill their desire for a ministry, a different kind of ministry but the values that informed us and them are values that are still very much relevantto the work we do today . >> i've gotten to know a lot of ministers of course since then and i think in many ways our jobs are similar. were both responding to the public and attempting to be good listeners but also the interpreters. there's a strong moral imperative behind so much of what we do in politics. i think it is a kind of ministry even if the motivation isn't specifically religious. >>

education scholarship ministry, adviser for the women intermediate ministry, pastors'ed aministry and immediate wra ministry. she is the newly appointed vice president for the minister's wives, ministersy dhoafs first south mission anywhere baptist of the southeast region. she's received numerous citations and awards from organizations. most recently she received the 2021 drum major for justice award presented by the hain city naacp, was the 2021 juneteenth on norree for the -- honore, as well as the degree being honored be the council for boy scouts. she's part of the black american affairs leadership program, florida chancellors leadership program, winter haven leadership, winter hain class x.x. and polk vision polk class 5. she's active in sisk groups and serves on numerous boards including the florenceville community development center, polk vision leadership council and the city of winter haven juneteenth steering committee. she has a strong passion for equity, diversity and inclusion. through her community involvement she continues her commitment to equity, diversity and inclusion for all. ms. baker enjoys spending time with her family and traveling. she and her husband of 34 years, reverend derek l. baker have two children,