certainly a shortfall there, it's just not quite at the same level as was implied by the national education unioniefly and finally. a — education union. briefly and finally, a lot _ education union. briefly and finally, a lot of— education union. briefly and finally, a lot of people - education union. briefly and finally, a lot of people will l education union. briefly and l finally, a lot of people will not have been aware of this type of concrete 3—4 days ago before this became headline news, but it's not just schools that we are talking about potentially here, is it? absolutely not, my colleague has been ringing around different departments to find out what we know. and as of right now, i can tell you that we know about 2k hospitals where we know there's raac, several of those will need to be rebuilt, for buildings owned by the department of wrecking pensions, there's six courts and tribunal buildings, but that's of today. they convened across government groups to start looking at this injuly, and they said that surveys are ongoing so we will find out more and more about this over the coming w

daniel kebede, teacher and general secretary of the national education union the first question is thecould not be worse for schools affected, what kind of impact as this having the schools and families. . , this having the schools and families-— this having the schools and families. ., , ., ., families. imagine being a head teacher now, _ families. imagine being a head teacher now, this _ families. imagine being a head teacher now, this week - families. imagine being a head teacher now, this week has - families. imagine being a head - teacher now, this week has already stressful for school staff, making final preparations for a new school year and at the 11th hour you get informed you will have to close part of your school or it will have to close, a few days including the weekend to find alternative provision for possibly hundreds of children, will they be taught, winners the funding coming from to support with this. it is highly problematic and at the not have to be this way, the government are talking about this like it is a new crisis but it simply is not the case, we have known a

deputy general secretary of the national education union, niamh sweeneyjoined us earlier and said thethe government to be more forthcoming on which schools are affected. this could've been avoided. the government really should have been contacting these schools as soon as they knew that they had this information. the national audit office published data injune, and we've been pushing for the government to make that public, saying that a third of our school buildings are past their life span, and that includes this raac. we have been trying to get the list of the schools that are affected so that we can offer support to our members and school leaders dealing with these issues. yes. how important is that? because the government saying earlier today it was be for the schools to contact the parents involved and only then would the government published a list. is that the wrong way round, do you think? well, i think theyjust could have done it much more quickly. and of course, they could have avoided this altogether. this government made the decision not to invest in our school infrastruct

let's hearfrom niamh sweeney, deputy general secretary of the national education union.on? government should have been _ your snapshot reaction? government should have been contacting - your snapshot reaction? government should have been contacting these i should have been contacting these schools are seen as the new they had this information. this data was published injune seeing a third of school buildings have passed their life span and that includes this concrete match. we have been trying to get a list of the schools affected to offer support to members and school leaders dealing with the issues. ~ . , and school leaders dealing with the issues. ~ ., , ., ., issues. what is that? the government said earlier today _ issues. what is that? the government said earlier today it _ issues. what is that? the government said earlier today it was _ issues. what is that? the government said earlier today it was for _ issues. what is that? the government said earlier today it was for the - said earlier today it was for the schools to contact parents involved and only then would

the national education union have made comments about it and so have made comments about it and so have apologise. downing street has distanced itself from the comments pretty quickly and a source told me that those comments were wrong so it has been quite an immediate reaction to her saying that. she seems to imply that local councils were responsible for school safety have not been doing enough so there has been quite a reaction to that but she is herself due to speak in the house of commons later on the bigger wider issue of concrete, raac, in schools, and the situation that we are currently in.— schools, and the situation that we are currently in. reaction is coming in all the time _ are currently in. reaction is coming in all the time and _ are currently in. reaction is coming in all the time and i _ are currently in. reaction is coming in all the time and i want _ are currently in. reaction is coming in all the time and i want to - are currently in. reaction is coming in all the time and i want to put - in all the time and i want to put onto the screen is something that craig oliv

education. in the past few minutes as well. national minutes as well. the national education describing the education unionibing the timing decisions as timing of all these decisions as a sign gross incompetence , as a sign of gross incompetence, as the government says its prioritising safety . let's speak prioritising safety. let's speak now to our reporter sophie reapen now to our reporter sophie reaper, who's at affected primary school at bingley and ed, sophie, this is the aspect. it's all so late in the day that the head teacher, particularly , the head teacher, particularly, we are really scrabbling around trying find alternative trying to find alternative accommodation . in accommodation. in >> absolutely. i mean, today is the final working day of the school summer holidays . but now school summer holidays. but now we know that as of monday , 104 we know that as of monday, 104 schools in england will have to close at least parts of their premises due to concerns over rac. now that is a weaker and less durable form of concrete that has a shelf life of around 30 years. now, this primary school behind

nave sweeney, the national education union. league yesterday? it was. arsenal v manchester united. whenever these two made it is always a classic. when you spend a huge amount of money on a player, £105 million, you soon forget the price tag when they are worth it. they show their worth it by scoring a huge goal at a crucial time, as declan rice did yesterday for arsenal. good morning. yes, so much for a quiet sunday afternoon. it was edge of your seat stuff as arsenal beat manchester united, thanks in part to a priceless finish from £100 million man declan rice, as patrick gearey reports. premier league drama at its latest and greatest. it sucks you in, it spits you out. never give up and never leave early. arsenal's wild ride began with a plunge. manchester united found a familiar target. it's a great finish by marcus rashford! perhaps a jump start for united's season. but keeper andre 0nana had barely landed when arsenal and martin 0degaard responded just seconds later. for some time the pulse slowed, quickening suddenly when

we will discuss with becky pringle president of the national education association the nation's largest labor unionplus piglets 6880 plus 27000. shannon: would explain why it more and more families are choosing to homeschool and ask the things everyone wants to know. >> what about the question you always get are they getting socialized? shannon: out right now "fox news sunday" goes inside the state of education. ♪ hello from foxnews in washington we begin with some breaking news. rescue crews are struggling to get to the roads and rebels to search for survivors after a massive earthquake hit morocco this week and killing more than 2000 people and injuring over 2000 more. the quake causing major damage in the city of marrakesh. some of the aftermath. the biggest quake at two at the north african country in decades but fox news foreign correspondent trey yingst joins us live from casablanca. quick shannon, good morning paid more than 2000 people are dead. many still missing after a massive 6.8 magnitude earthquake rocked morocco on friday evening. overnight rescue workers continuing their tedious eff

why do they keep trying to erase women that if you've got a gender neutral and the national education unionys wear different uniforms , boys wear different uniforms, they're all the only option. they leave you with is trousers. they leave you with is trousers. they are putting all the girls in boys uniform. what happened to being allowed to be feminine , to be allowed to be a feminist ? >> 7- >>a ?- >>ato 7— >> a to right. i 7 >> a to right. i mean, this is an absolute shocker. this is woke gone mad, isn't it? neil it certainly is. >> who are they trying >> i mean, who are they trying to here? because, mean, to please here? because, i mean, the majority of boys want to be boys the majority girls boys and the majority of girls want girls. now, there's want to be girls. now, there's a few want to change, perhaps few that want to change, perhaps and legitimately, and perhaps legitimately, but why got to change why have we got to change everybody's uniform in order to please a few, you see? and of course, then you know, you've got problems with lose got all the problems with lose and all these

why do they keep trying to erase women that if you've got a gender neutral and the national education unionboys wear different uniforms , boys wear different uniforms, they're all the only option. they leave you with is trousers. they leave you with is trousers. they are putting all the girls in boys uniform. what happened to being allowed to be feminine , to be allowed to be a feminist ? >> 7- >>a ?- >>ato 7— >> a to right. i 7 >> a to right. i mean, this is an absolute shocker. this is woke gone mad, isn't it? neil it certainly is. >> who are they trying >> i mean, who are they trying to here? because, mean, to please here? because, i mean, the majority of boys want to be boys the majority girls boys and the majority of girls want girls. now, there's want to be girls. now, there's a few want to change, perhaps few that want to change, perhaps and legitimately, and perhaps legitimately, but why got to change why have we got to change everybody's uniform in order to please a few, you see? and of course, then you know, you've got problems with lose got all the problems with lose and all thes

the national education union has just issued its report to that. education has dragged its heels over many years on this issue. the government's failed to show leadership on this issue for many years. the row intensifies. do stay with us here on gb news. >> you could say more trouble for the government this time in the form of wind farms. for the government this time in the form of wind farms . we're the form of wind farms. we're live from downing street. talk to you shortly. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers. proud sponsors of weather on . gb news. weather on. gb news. >> hello again. many of us are going to have some more hot sunshine through today, although there is the chance of an odd shower, particularly for northern ireland southwest northern ireland and southwest england with fog and low england with some fog and low cloud tonight . at the moment cloud tonight. at the moment there is weak front line there is a weak front line towards of the uk that towards the north of the uk that is bfing towards the north of the uk that is bring

did to open, the to keep schools open, the weaponising of masks of vaccines of covid, the national education unionchers were more at risk. i think politically trying to close schools. and of course, parents will have carrying the can. do you think this this trend taking kids this this trend of taking kids out of school shows that that kind of that contract, if you like, kind of been broken like, has kind of been broken that contract of trust of that contract of trust and of respect ? respect? >> i think you're absolutely right. and this has been shown through the ofsted head of ofsted has said this as well as the children's commissioner has said this. but what we're finding is that parents find it incredibly insulting to be told they're going to be fined for taking for a day and taking a child out for a day and yet get a week's notice yet they can get a week's notice that they have to take a day off work in fact, 3 or 4 days off work or in fact, 3 or 4 days off work or in fact, 3 or 4 days off work when teachers go on strike or when there's no water getting to school or when there's, to your schoo

even the new the national education union has a role to play and they are always consulted over almosty issue in state schools . and one issue in state schools. and one wonders why they weren't doing something about it themselves as well. >> i guess from what bev is saying, as a parent, they won't care who's to blame, piers. they'll just think this mess has come again. we've got i mean, the government will take, in the end the blame. >> i'm saying is and >> what i'm saying is it and it's fine for the for bridget phillipson to rant and rave about this as it was inevitable she would. but there are an awful lot of labour politicians in the past and in local authority ages who have a share of this blame. and so if i was her, i'd be a little bit careful about it . about it. >> when i heard this story breaking over the weekend or just before, piers , i thought just before, piers, i thought these are going to be all the labour constituencies. i thought someone's playing politics with children's lives here. that's what this is going to be. but it doesn't look that way, does it? i think it is s

let's speak now to the general secretary of the national education union, daniel kebede.over l of schools affected? what do you i know? there are currently over 100 schools which have been asked to close or partially closed due to the existence of raac. we also know a report was published injune existence of raac. we also know a report was published in june from the national audit office highlighting the scale of much greater need at the moment. what has happened is there has been an 11th hour notification given to many head teachers. a the days before the start of term. they had to make alternative arrangements. many people are affected. it is quite disgraceful how this government has treated school communities. i have been quite frustrated because i hear government talk about new evidence. this is not new evidence at all. these schools were largely built to rebuild post—war britain in the 505, 605 and 70s rebuild post—war britain in the 505, 605 and 705 using a cheap material everyone knew had a 30 year shelf life. this crisis has notjust been sprung on government by su

hundreds of times less money on bringing people to our these formations to educate the national elite, what did the soviet unionntake. there were all armenians , azerbaijanis, azerbaijanis, georgians, everyone was friends, everything was purposeful. why was this done? ah, because it was necessary to educate. the national elite in general was in the soviet spirit and did not spare this remedy, so these questions are the last we have any chance of uh, getting out of this. well, there is still. it seems to me that it may be, the main guarantee here is that on my look, staging of the americans. e. in armenia , of course, it is not beneficial for anyone from russia or iran, and even really, although they are allies.

. >> john: the national education association, which is the largest teachers' union, sent a note to thenate judiciary committee in advance of this hearing saying there are certain books out there that are being either censored or banned, like "mouse," a graphic novel about the holocaust, "walk two moons" about native american girl with the disappearance of her mother, and "the blueest eye," a culture that devalues her and they are saying this is what they are banning. but is that the full story? >> no, of course not. a lot of the books that they are accusing people of banning are actually just being moved to more age appropriate sections and a lot of activists in the librarian world are trying to push the narrative, we cannot discriminate based on things like race, gender, yada yada, and one of the things they say they cannot discriminate against is based on age. of course you can discriminate on the basis of age. you cannot tell a 6-year-old something you can tell a 16-year-old and the same with a 60-year-old. a stratification necessary within all of this content that they want to eras

conspiracy theories, to all kinds of fictions, you remember when the soviet union was falling apart, we, the most educated nationd in the kashpirovskys and the chumaks, the same now with the russians, some believe that wagner often, now they are saving them, some believe in putin's doppelgängers, some believe in the democratic opposition, so, here one should not focus on the expectations of the russians, one should look at the facts, and the facts indicate that that the vakhneriv pmc ceased to exist, ceased to exist, it is sufficiently controlled, that is, putin and his special services gave time to, or rather, took time for the fact that the levers of management, which were held in the hands of the leaders of the vagnelivtsi over their personnel, their material assets, to intercept them and, accordingly, after that they began to destroy them methodically not uncontrolled, deceived their own, their own subjects, by the way, the last, literally the last few days, the 76th also fell, and the majority of its passengers were vagnenivtsi, i.e. either, or you are going to the other world, or you are going to whatever,

route was timed to coincide with the day of national unity among the participants, workers in the sphere, education and science, and students , trade unionsse the wealth of all generations, not to glorify our native belarus, education, science, sports , art, and, of course, certainly in all other areas. here is peace and creation at a distance and daniil sleptsov as a student at the technical university and a white amateur with experience is participating for the second time to preserve historical memory and thank the heroes of the great patriotic war for peace today. let me be 21 years old. i'm not local, so all this is surprising to me. driving through minsk and understanding thanks to whom you can carefree ride. you can see it all along these streets. we must remember all this, the road train, belarus youth, creation - this is another patriotic initiative, the marathon united youth from belarus and russia , today the participants are met in gomel, so the route will pass through all regions of our country in a project about getting to know the sights and visiting iconic historical places, meeting with veterans and memorial rallies in th

of education battles to be with us live and becky president of the national educators association, she'll be us too largest labor union in the country who is to blame for where we're getting things wrong and right and what's working and not so we talk about to all kinds of students and families public school, homeschool, we did a deep dive on that as well so we try to cover topics and figure out how to make things better. >> what an amazing show you have planned for us shannon. rnlings thanks guys we'll see you then. >> you've got it. all right great to see her and move on to one more top egg this morning in california, there's a new bill passed the california legislator educatively saying in child custody cases, how parents view gender affirming care should be taken into account. into who gets custody of kids -- here's a part of the transgender gender diverse and intersects youth empowerment act tgi no longer for tgi fridays but youth empowerment act that says the health safety and welfare of the child includes among other comprehensive factors, a parent 'affirmation of the child's gender identity or gender expressio

from russia, we pulled out the national economy of armenia, we raised social policy , education, science, culture. the country is a member of the eurasian economic union country, which is in a critical situation. of the armenian economy we are respected on a personal level. at least, this was demonstrated tens and hundreds of times by citizens of armenia, the armenian tigranovich sargsyan replaced the founder of the eurasian economic commission of the electricity commission, a christian, the former ambassador of armenia to the usa, the prime minister of armenia replaced and nikolai nikolaevich bordyush, who did everything for the formation of the most important military bloc in the post-soviet space, the csto organization of the collective security treaty, we can continue these examples with dozens and hundreds, our base in gyumri is the most powerful factor in maintaining the national security of armenia and in this situation, what we hear is the last weeks and days, every day the party just came up with something utter, obviously anti-russian through the mouths of various kinds of speakers. some kind of heresy is watering russia, no which has nothin

patriotic route was timed to coincide with the day of national unity among the participants, workers in the sphere, education and science, and students, trade unionsr society that needs to be increased. uh, the heritage of all generations is not to glorify our native belarus, education, science, sports, art, and, of course, certainly in all other areas. here is peace and creation at a distance and daniil sleptsov as a student at the technical university and an experienced cyclist is participating for the second time to preserve historical memory and thank the heroes of the great patriotic war for peace today. let me be 21 years old. i’m not a local, so all this is surprising to me . driving through minsk and understanding thanks to whom you can drive carefree. you can see it all along these streets. we must remember all this road train, belarus youth, creation - this is another patriotic initiative marathon united young people from belarus and russia today participants are met in gomel so the route will pass through all regions of our country in the project acquaintance with the sights and visits to iconic historical places meeting with veterans a

the position that the soviet union then excluded wealthy peasants, it was extermination on a national basis. now, after many years, it is recognized by the parliament, educationle well, we did this in washington, the recognition took place at the congresses, now you see many parliaments continuing this , there are already two dozen countries that have already done it, and here is the un in order to recognize it as an act genocide, that is, after that there will be consequences, and the consequences relate to compensation, that is, which russia should pay. i think that this issue is only at the initial stage, and let's say what the head of this mission said, that motivation is needed. well, this is more evidence that will still be collected, they have already to a sufficient number of them. i believe that this is not final . exactly, well, the verdict is not final. he spoke about it. this happened in the ukrainian crisis media center, we heard it. that is, it is not a final verdict. the process and work are ongoing what's more, he mentioned incitement in the russian mass media, obviously he meant one of the authors of the article about the fact that ukrainians

national education workers from the regions gathered in the capital in warsaw. ministers of the education sector are expressed on posters a hungry teacher will not teach anything, where is our money, according to the unioneachers in the country there are not enough eighteen thousand school teachers. teachers in lithuania. they were also tired of asking for higher wages and better working conditions, they announced a warning strike throughout the country, the action is scheduled for september 15, and in latvia, the island has a shortage of teachers and for the persecution of russian-speaking specialists , 33 groups in kindergartens did not open at the beginning of the new academic year in riga , all because of increased requirements for the level of knowledge of the latvian language in france, by the beginning of the school year, they decided to introduce new rules for the appearance of children girls are forbidden to wear traditional muslim clothes to abaev school sleeved clothes. the decision of the ministry of education was approved by the government, where they stated that educational institutions should be provided. neutral educational environment. but public opinion is divided. the first generation

nations office to continue to be shit. course not work. i need something call center on sunday to come to be out on trade. unions play an important role in education for workers rights negotiating. same time in terms and foster and solidarity among work is connected via just being held under the c brits trade union for them. cooperation for faith and inclusive development for all peoples off the world. the state. oh, that's movies a into the future each each look very very so social work places you know why the 1st bridge trade union for them was hosted by russia in 2015 and this year after behind the chase of change back to russia for change between people who have come to the conclusion that it is, was the inviting all well known trades unions and leave organizations from then you'd have to be in groups, countries to the farm in russia without the image analysis. and especially the criteria will also to join the forum on the, based on the fundamental principles of bricks, a quantity, mutual respect, no interference, and it's on the 1st etc. money the. so the growth and development of the brakes right here and for him will meet not only the inter

education teachers. if members vote to authorize a strike, members will then have to vote to allow the union leadership to actually call a strike. >> today, a local hospital celebrated national latino physician day. it's a day co-founded by a bay area doctor in order to raise awareness about the disproportionate disproportionality of low numbers of latino physicians. abc7 news south bay reporter dustin dorsey has more on why representation matters when it comes to health care. >> celebrating hispanic heritage also means highlighting the changes the community wants to see to better their culture and doctors at santa clara valley health care are calling for a change in the number of latino physician in amount, they say, is much too low. >> while 20% of our population in santa clara county identify as latino, the overwhelming majority of our patients here in this hospital, more than 50% identify as lithium, yet only about 5% of our physicians do. we can do better. >> and this struggle is felt at a national and state level. with 39% of california's latino population only amounting to 6% of the state's physicians and 8% of medical school graduates. in 2021, these health care work

hundreds of times less money to bring people to our fucking education , to educate a national elite, which is what the soviet unional , in the soviet spirit, they did not spare any means for this, so these are the last questions we have any chance of uh, getting out of this, but there is still. it seems to me that it may be here, the main guarantee is that, in my opinion, the production is american. e. in armenia , of course, it is not beneficial for anyone from russia, not iran, and even the turks. although they are allies. i i think that in this sense we have some kind of maneuver, but it remains to be. well, basically. uh, and, of course, a lot depends here, as they say, on the position of the armenian society of the armenian people. if they are still preserved, there are some internal needs to preserve armenia, because in my opinion. it will still lead to destruction. well, already that basic armenia, then, then, in principle, as they say. uh, this policy should be stopped by society, but i don't know how much. unfortunately , of course, a lot of people left armenia energetically. directly let's say the educat

unions and public schools. dr. biden is a member of the national education association. kward response from mike pence. >> when you have the president of the united states sleeping with a member of the teachers union, there is no chance that you could take the stranglhold away from the teachers union every day. they have an advocate inside the white house every day for the worst of their teachers, not for our students to be the best they can be. >> full disclosure, chris, you mentioned the president's situation. my wife isn't a member of the teachers union, but i have to admit, i've been sleeping with a teacher for 38 years. full disclosure. >> hmm. gestured. gestured to his wife there in the crowd, too. he circled back. he had that one dialed up, wanted to punch it in there. there ya go. >> oh. >> i hope he pointed to the right side of the room. i hope he's not nearsighted, you know? >> oh. >> what was he trying to get there, willie? >> i don't know. >> speaks for itself. >> move on. >> didn't need too hear mike pence talking about -- >> what in the world was this? this

national economy of armenia, we raised social policy , education, science, culture, a common border and customs, including armenia, it became with our supply. the country is a member of the eurasian economic unionnian economy we respect and on a personal level. at least, this was demonstrated tens and hundreds of times by citizens of armenia, the armenian, tigranvich sargsyan replaced the founder of the eurasian economic commission elektroborishche, christian, former ambassador of armenia to the usa, the prime minister of armenia was replaced by nikolai nikolayevich bordyusha, who did everything to establish the most important military bloc in the post-soviet, csto space , organizing a collective security treaty, we can continue these examples with dozens and hundreds of our base in gyumri is a powerful factor maintaining the national security of armenia and in this situation, what we have been hearing for the last weeks and days every day is simply something utter, that he is deliberately anti-russian through various kinds of mouths speakers. there is some kind of watering russia, which has nothing in common even one percent with the realities. we are obliged, according to the 20- year trilate

on the eve of the day of national unity, almost 200 residents traveled along the roads of memory, minorities, trade unions, educationnd science workers organized a large-scale bike ride for industry representatives. it all started with a rally and laying flowers at the table, minsk is a hero city. these are positive emotions - this is a drive, because there are several hundred bicycles in front. now we will drive along the street, just the same among many people, arousing the interest. they google it, in the evening, you’ll see something happened. and perhaps we will get someone excited to watch this or that historical milestone. and maybe on sunday you can also go on a bike ride with your children in the park, our wonderful capitals of national unity, belarusian schools held a single lesson in memory of the liberation campaign red army in 1939. and why this is the date of the fair reunification of the belarusian people was told in an interactive form to schoolchildren and in the capital 15th gymnasium, students of the eighth and ninth grades gathered in the office of the future museum; it will open here in october;