the national union of students — staff. the national union of students is _ staff. pporting this| staff. the national union of - students is supporting this action, but a similar question to the one i put to the teacher in edinburgh a couple of minutes ago, a huge amount of disruption for students. is this, despite the cost of living crisis and the other conditions not related to pay, as well, that you're talking about, is this really the right time to be bringing further disruption to those studies into the mix? figs to be bringing further disruption to those studies into the mix? $5 for those studies into the mix? as far as we are concerned, _ those studies into the mix? as far as we are concerned, we - those studies into the mix? as far as we are concerned, we want - those studies into the mix? as far as we are concerned, we want to l those studies into the mix? as far- as we are concerned, we want to save education, if we want to change the status quo, if we want a sector that works for staff and students and doesn't treat us as shock absorbers, the time is now. t

union of students, national sport, the national union of, because i think students recognise casualisation, pay inequality, the conditions in which we work, having lecturers who are stressed because of increased workloads, staff were on temporary and insecure contracts teaching them is not the learning environment the students deserve.— students deserve. many students su ”ortin students deserve. many students supporting you. _ students deserve. many students suworting you. but _ students deserve. many students supporting you, but how, - students deserve. many students supporting you, but how, the - supporting you, but how, the question i asked was how do you think the strikes are affecting your students in terms of disruption to their work? students in terms of disruption to theirwork? i students in terms of disruption to their work?— their work? i think in the short term there _ their work? i think in the short term there will _ their work? i think in the short term there will be _ their work? i think in the short term there will be some -

the national union of students has dismissed its president following anti—semitism claims.ber back in may, encland you might remember back in may, england broke _ you might remember back in may, england broke ties _ you might remember back in may, england broke ties with _ you might remember back in may, england broke ties with the - you might remember back in may, england broke ties with the nus. l you might remember back in may, | england broke ties with the nus. it seemed like quite a big move. then over the summer, independent investigation was launched into the president, but also more broadly into anti—semitism at allegations against the nus. 50. into anti-semitism at allegations against the nus.— against the nus. so, now she is dismissed _ against the nus. so, now she is dismissed from _ against the nus. so, now she is dismissed from that _ against the nus. so, now she is dismissed from that role. - against the nus. so, now she is dismissed from that role. what | dismissed from that role. what happens now?— dismissed from that role. what happens now? there is the opt

the russian football union and the national student football league held the final stage of the all-russiantball competition among students. all-russian division of the season 22 tournaments were held in essentuki and zheleznovodsk the team of the ivanovo fire and rescue academy won in the final in a penalty shoot-out. they beat the team of the mordovian state of the evseevna pedagogical university, the bronze medalists were the football players of the southwestern state of the university from kursk, in total, 16 teams from the fourteenth region of russia took part in the tournament . baby puppy let's have a calm life now about the weather in moscow in the next few hours it will pass, freezing rain. residents of the capital ask for the possibility of not using personal transport. how many days ice will remain in central russia knows olga mikhailova lsya to moscow in the capital, a period of freezing rains begins. how long will they last, and what other regions will suffer from freezing precipitation? this is the weather, a joint project of the russian tv channel 24 centers phobos and olga m

nations and also on support of the world community. now, it is much freer because of her shirt. so the student 1st and then after a short period of soviet union collapse or russia undermined the foundation of there were some hagaman a which was nutrition superiority which it to accomplish somewhere 500 years ago. and which was, which was the foundation of the western thought. so i, in a way will freed the will already. and we are free in the world. but the people either do not understand that or even then to stand the it's a public would for them. why should they pay for, but there is a paradox there because on the $1.00 hand i nasha is there at e said that russia fried the one from the western military had germany. but on the other hand, on the other hand, some of the western leads there. i mean, they lost the air, the remnants of fear. because even though russia has a lot of might, there's very a lot of difficulties in just putting in an, to this constant prod, applauding from the, from the west. how do you think fear or the effectiveness of the nuclear deter and could be brought back into world politics? her that her one of them hardest qu

of the hour, a bold claim from the top teachers union has parents up in arms. get this the national education association now on the defense after tweeting, quote, educators love their studentsow better than anyone what they need to learn and to 35. really? here to react, fox news contributor former public school teacher himself leo tyrell. leo, after 5,000 replies they shut off the response on twitter. what's your response? >> well, thanks for having me, brian. look, to deny parent participation in a child's education would amount to a dereliction of duty for every school aid teacher. teachers do not teach it's the individual teacher in that classroom who need to make an assessment on every student. guess how they get that assessment? from parental involvement they get information from the parent on study discuss his work habits, you can't get that information anywhere else except from the parent and this is why what the teachers union said is nothing more than the political stunt. they're in the back pocket brian of the democrat party. they don't teach. individual classroom teachers teach. as a former school teacher i relied on parents to give me information about their so

national education association, which is the biggest teachers' union in the country, tweeted out educators love their students and know better than anyone what they need to learn and to thrive. that drew a lot ofsm from people saying what about parents? and again, seems to be this disconnect where educators and schools are saying we know what's best, not parents. >> that's right. and this is actually part of a long standing political project on the left dating back more than 100 years into the 19th century. they believe the state should replace the family as the key shaper of children, as the key shaper of youth. this is something that they have always dreamed of and teachers' union letting the cat out of the bag, so to speak, is simply reiterating this idea. conservatives need to stand strong with the simple message. parents are the ultimate arbitors of the education of their children. they should be in power over the schools, over the legislative bodies. this is the heart of our democracy and we have to make sure that parents can determine what is appropriate and inappropriate regarding their children especially in the youngest grades. >> john: and if folks at home are curious what was read

of the stories we're following this morning. parents are up in arms after the union representing the nation's public schools seemed to imply that teachers know more than parents. the union tweeted, quote, educators love their studentsyone what they need to learn and thrive. well, parents slamming the tweet saying parents should have the final say in their child's education after tensions height eninned the last few years over the happ h handling of the covi9 pandemic. a deadly explosion ripping through a busy street in istanbul, killing six people and wounding many others. the blast happened just after 4:00 p.m. yesterday, sending crowds of shoppers, tourists and families running for their lives. the president of turkey condemning the attack. so far, no group has claimed responsibility. well, thousands of contract workers at twitter fired over the weekend, contractors were reportedly part of teams involved in content moderation, engineering, real estate and mark a continuing. some say -- marketing. some said they had no idea they were fired until they were unable to log onto the company e-mails or systems. elon musk announced layoffs at twitter at the beginning of the month. and so it continues, maria. that's your