montclair is a good example.couple of others very significant wear thanks to our global network global presence we can really support and accelerate the development of those companies. >> a long move towards globalization. there's been a lot of questions whether that sticks. how risky is it to be investing in a company that's selling globally when we have these risks around the globe. particularly with some economies not completely rebounding. >> you have to look at it in a couple of different ways. i do believe you will see some re-shoring of production closer to where the consumer is, the trend of spreading the supply chains over five continents is probably something that will be considered. in terms of the market, i believe those brands are global brands and that has been the opportunity. you have to fine-tune your approach in the various job. we are not in a world where one solution fits all. we see a lot of personalization of the way those companies address the different markets. sonali: because you're so in

. >> reporter: some of those kids are coming here, montclair presbyterian church, to take classes run by parents and student volunteers like patrick. lesson plans include games, guided discussion-based learning, and other activities. striking teachers say the goal of the alternative spaces is to give parents a place to bring their students while still supporting educators. >> we need to just have all hands on deck to look out for the kids. >> reporter: while ousd schools are still open, parent britt taylor vernon says most students at montclair elementary are not showing up. >> going into the school, it's extremely quiet about 28 students, no teachers. just other parent volunteers looking to offer support. >> reporter: in total, at least 100 kids are now attending classes at five different solidarity schools throughout the city. for some parents, the sites ar necessity as child care. others say it's about taking a stand. >> this isn't the fault of the teachers, this is something that is happening across the country. we need to really think about ways to make meaningful change so that

go for kill montclair, said o at the new president. we're going to keep in mind that turkey, after the cries, interior receive millions of it's still m seekers. some of them somehow receive turkey citizenship. the number is about to a 100000 or because here you enter your citizens now and they open, you polls again. say that they would vote for president then incumbents. they just thought you better go on. so you talk to people and we were asking about their expectations from the outcomes of this election picture. now that may, up until now the government has had great policies and i believe off to today. it will result the few issues remaining. i for 1 am voting for mr. type the one between now, then i'm hoping for something new on the horizon. i support gemalto, is there a glue? i'll vote for him and only him. so they should most of i was happy with already gone before, but now it's time for a change. i voted for him many times. and even though i'm not happy about it this time, i had to vote differently. so i hope elections will bene

in the past couple of hours, educators lined up outside of montclair elementary. justin andrews is at skyline seeing more of the same thing. justin, this follows back and forth bargaining with no deal reached what are you hearing from the teachers? >> reporter: we were men'sing this morning that they are fed up. we are seeing more than two dozen are at skyline high schoo because they want better workin conditions. they chose to be outside striking instead of in the classroom teaching this morning. they are demanding better working conditions. unio leaders say teachers were waite for a promised counteroffer fro the district at 5:00 p.m. yesterday. teachers were willin to stay up all night to reach a deal. obviously this morning there is no deal. so, now, the district decided to strike. the district doesn't know how long it will last but it will continue to bargain with the union in an effort to reach an agreement. they are proposing a raise of 22% -- >> sounds like we lost justin there. we will keep going with it. >> reporter: so, the district i proposing 13 to 22%

opened up several solidarity schools throughout the city at places like parks and churches like montclair presbyterian to give kids a place to go. it's not your typical classroom. >> you learn a lot, we play charades, chess, and a lot of different things. >> reporter: the school day looks different with more than 30,000 students left looking for alternative places to learn. while students tell us they support teachers, many are hoping to be back in school soon. >> i think it's cool that they're able to be doing this. but i'm a little disappointed that we're not able to be in school right now. >> we want to organize a safe place for kids to go, a place they can keep learning and a place where they can help process and understand why the teachers are on strike. >> reporter: classes run by parent and teacher volunteers like patrick are small with only 15 students. lesson plans include playing games, guided discussion-based learning, and other activities. >> we can't be having one conversation while leaving out the most important part of that equation, the kids. >> reporter: striking teachers

so if can montclair, start all the winds? how much can to countries policy towards syria and this military operation and i'm not in syria change. is it possible that the turkish troops could be completely withdrawn? you know that according to the official figures, we have around $4000000.00 syrians who are under temporary protection step is in turkey, and legion that's referred to them as effigies. because according to the geneva convention of 1951, you know that turkey has a geographical reservation. and that's the reason why it's very difficult for us to refer to the syrians in our country as they are coming from the east of hours eh, eh, geography, and they cannot be referred to as a refugee. but those syrians, of course, uh i, and one of the main reasons why a we have to establish immediately after the directions direct dialogue with them asks this dialogue is important between on could and damascus. because uh, can i push that over his time? and again, several times mentioned that a v will allow the syrians to go back to

her mother, bipasha, born in india, took her to classesea their home in montclair, california.lution. >> that is exciting for me to have some responsibility and feel like i can do something to help, like, the culture in our company. >> reporter: nadon is among only five asian american principal dancers in the company's 75-year history, including current dancers chun wai chan and anthony huxley. >> you have reached the pinnacle of your training. >> reporter: artistic director jonathan stafford says the diversity of dancers has brought more talents to the stage. why has it taken so long? >> i'm not happy that it has taken so long, but i am really grateful that we have gotten to the point where we have crossed a milestone, and i think she will continue to inspire other generations of dancers. >> to look up at the stage and see such a variety of faces is so special, and that also just makes the company more interesting and even more vibrant. [applause] >> reporter: bringing even more beauty to the ballet. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >> norah: and that is tonight's "cbs evening

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admitted to to leo joins us from montclair elementary school with what parents need to know.nda: at this point, it is unclear how long this strike will last, but we know it will start at 7:30 today. the on-campus impacts are especially going to be felt immediately. signs are already stacked outside of union headquarters. teachers got started on those days ago. with more than 3000 of them expected to be picketing this morning, it is sure to be a non-typical day at school. teachers have been working without a contract since october. this latest move to strike comes after seven days of bargaining with the school district, with no deal reached. with so many teachers expected outcome at the district is bringing in central office staff assigned to schools to ensure student safety. acknowledging it will not be a tickle school day. there was even an informational sent -- informational sheet sent out about how things might change and how to talk to children about the strike. the oakland education association, the teachers union, says ousd has failed to come to the table in good faith.

we're at montclair elementary and for the first time at this school and others in the district for the first time since the beginning of the month, there are no picket lines. here. there are classes are campuses, i should say are open, but teachers are not required to be in the classroom . they can be, but they don't have to be until tomorrow. but even so, we've seen that several parents dropping their kids off to be on the campus with their fellow students, and they do have adult supervision at this campus and all the others today , the district and the union say regular instruction will resume tomorrow. the union and the district reached a tentative agreement overnight around 3 30 this morning when it happened, there was clapping and celebration at the teamsters union hall with the negotiations have been taking place for the past two weeks. included in this tentative agreement. we don't have the exact contractor wording of it yet neither do the members of the union, but according to union leadership, their new tentative agreement includes 10% ongoing pay increase for all teachers and

her mother, born in india, took her to classes near their home in montclair, california.nored to be a part of the company's evolution. >> that's exciting for me to have some responsibility and feel like i can do something to help, like, the culture in our company. ♪ >> reporter: nadon is among only five asian american principal dancers in the company's 75-year history, including current dancers chun way chan and anthony huxley. >> you've reached the pinnacle of your training. >> reporter: artistic director jonathan stafford says the diversity of dancers has brought more talent to the stage. >> why has it taken so long? >> i'm not happy that it's taken so long, but i'm really grateful that we've gotten to the point where we've crossed a milestone, and i think she will continue to inspire other generations of dancers. ♪ >> to look up at the stage and see such a variety of faces is so special, and that also just makes the company more interesting and even more vibrant. [ applause ] >> reporter: bringing even more beauty to the ballet. nancy chen, cbs news, new york. >>> and

rasmus , who is following late developments, ali gasia the school day is just about to start here at montclair and unlike the past seven days since may, 4th we usually seen a picket line starting to form by this time, and it is very quiet out here. the strike is over. there is no picket line, and parents can drop off their kids to all campuses across the u. s. d without having to cross the picket line. this after the union and the school district announced they had reached a tentative agreement overnight. let's show you the video from overnight around 3 30 this morning when the union made the announcement about that agreement that had been reached. this was at their teamsters union hall, where some of the negotiations had been taking place. over the past couple of weeks. you could see people clapping and celebrating their after that tentative agreement was reached included in it, according to the union is a 10% ongoing pay increase in a one time stipend of $5000 for most teachers, and that includes back pay going back to november of last year. so depending on you how how you crunch the numbers