iss cruisers avrora sapsan belt and russian antarctic stations progresses peaceful current participants shared their impressions. nations and check if i forgot them at school. i knew and consider geography very well. i forgot, but i will try to support them and attend such events more often, unlike geography lessons. it's not boring here. you know for what purpose you came. you know? well, here? you can at least somehow show yourself, not only for the sake of the five, but for the sake of yourself, this is an interesting experience. and in general, uh, i think that a good way to somehow learn something new i'm interested in geography. i am i want to expand my knowledge. in your country, to learn more about the geography of russia now sochi, where the second stage of the russian grand prix series in figure skating ends today, the athlete will present free programs. ahead of the main struggle the day before after short skates, fifteen-year-old petrosyan took the lead among the girls, the wards of the territory in second place are the russian rocket alexander trusov, who is now working with another coach. she is inferior b

airport in the city of novosibirsk, global changes are being completed reconstruction is in progress the national project is a comprehensive plan for the modernization and expansion of the main infrastructure built doorways erecting a new platform. that's meter by meter. this is a machine that applies a special compound to freshly laid concrete, workers are finishing making a new platform, the thickness of the artificial surface here is more than one and a half meters. this will allow you to receive any type of aircraft. even wide-body aircraft, this apron is designed for parking 15 aircraft. moreover, large long-haul work is carried out in several shifts, and therefore the graphics are ahead while maintaining high quality. finalization of concrete every centimeter is manually brought to the ideal the local specialists did not have a problem with the implementation of the project, although it was not easy, because the airport did not stop working for a minute, which means constant takeoffs and landings of the plane mail on the vegetation layer, then the reorganization of communications of all tha

progress. the national association of educational progress isn't mask. orders fell at a level, as we said, has not since 1969. and of course, the reading scores also felt quite a bit as well here in california. schools are also seeing some of fallen test. scores are kron four's amanda hari now spoke to an education leader about them and what can be done to improve them. >> the test results are in and it's not what educators are. parents want to hear. the state's standardized test, smarter balanced shows that fewer than half of students but the english language arts standard dropping 4 percentage points since 2018, 2019, one-third of students performed a standard and math declining 6 and a half points. it could have been but >> we shouldn't because we still have work to do. father executive director of the oakland based organization, the education trust doctor christopher says he's disappointed but not shocked because of how the covid-19 pandemic impacted learning. >> but he says he's alarmed to see no improvement in racial gaps. one of the finding is tha

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regions, which is especially important for the north and the far east how the work is progressing, thanks to the nationalproject a comprehensive plan for the modernization and expansion of the main infrastructure in the reports of yegor grigoriev at the tolmachevo airport in novosibirsk, global changes are being completed, the reconstruction is underway . so meter by meter. this machine applies a special compound to the freshly laid concrete, the workers finish making the new apron the thickness of the pavement. here it is more than 1.5 m. this will allow you to receive any type of aircraft. even shirokov fuselage aircraft, this platform is designed for parking 15 aircraft. moreover, large-scale long -haul work is carried out in several shifts, which is why the graphics are ahead of schedule while maintaining high quality. finalization of concrete, every centimeter is manually brought to the ideal. local specialists did not have a problem with the implementation of the project, although it was not an easy one, because the airport did not stop working for a minute, which means constant takeoffs and landin

both reading and math scores, fourth graders andth graders, this is what called national assessment of educational progressl it, yeah, not one single state in the union recorded an increase in progress in either math or in reading. if you look at math specifically, the proficiency level, we were kind of bad as the governor pointed out there, we were kind of bad to start with. in 2019 proficiency level was 34%. now down to 29% proficiency in math. you talked to governor bush before the report. fox news had him this morning. he didn't pull any punches either time. listen? >> we have to be able to invest in communities in this country historically we turned a blind eye to. if we don't do that once again those same individual who are supposed to be driving the economic engine won't have the skills. reporter: yeah, that was fellow who has been following this. you know makes us weak all around. what was the reason for this? obviously the pandemic. take a look at these numbers, though, neil. this report didn't specifically tie the lack of in-person learning to the bad numbers but we know that high poverty areas e

is that from this war, which is victorious for us, the ukrainian nation will come out, most importantly, much stronger, more progressive, and a nation that will definitely declare its worth place in the circle of civilized peoples, but for this moment to come, we all still have to work very hard, each in his place, you are talking about the recognition of independence by the council of the chechen republic of ichkeria, and it is clear that it is a very serious diplomatic step of the ukrainian state, what consequences can this recognition lead to inside russia itself we understand that russia in the form in which it currently exists cannot continue to exist, that one way or another russia will be divided or will be divided into some separate states and into separate the regions will gain independence, are we not pushing them? thus, with this diplomatic step, we do not launch this mechanism of the parade of sovereignties because we know that chechnya and ichkeria actually fought two wars against the russian federation and the chechens tried to defend their independence . can we expect that such processes may begin in oth

i think that is remarkable progress. as a nation, we are in a much better place as well. covid is no longer the destructive threat it was. that did not happen by accident but because of the leadership of this president. his leadership on vaccines, on treatment, on testing. we are the first country in the world to authorize a ba.5 vaccine. the first country in the world to make paxlovid widely available. as we look ahead to our third winter of covid-19, we are focused like a laser of breaking down covid-19 illness and death. the thing that people can do to protect themselves and their families and their communities is to get the updated covid-19 vaccine. we have made it widely available and easily accessible and it remains free. we are doing everything we can to get the message out about the benefits of these factors. we are focused on reaching people where they are, setting up pop-up clinics around the country. last week, the healthy trucking of america hosted a pop-up clinic called "million miles celebration" at the talladega motor speedway to help drivers get their vacc

david: the nation's report card interesting thats that tracks educational progress in the country forsince 2014, shows how results of pandemic were for our kids. jeff flock live in philadelphia with that story, jeff. reporter: national assessment of educational progress, david. the only problem, there was no progress between 2019 and now, pre-pandemic and now. in fact just things got worse both for math and for reading. first to math, 8th grade math scores, look at the numbers. we didn't start off in a good place. in 2019 only a third of eighth graders were proficient in math. now it is only 30%. it is not just math, but math and reading. in every state in the country there was no improvement in any way in math or reading progress. no states improved. only got worse. we talked to jeb bush be the former governor of florida today on fox. he said what can i say? it's bad. >> it's a disaster. i guess it should be expected if you spend two years out of the classroom in many cases, we had a problem before and it has gotten a lot worse. so this should be a call to arms. reporter: david, if y

and since then with your help, we've delivered enormous progress for the nation.ore people vote in that last election. any time in american history, most significant gun safety law we passed in 30 years. and by the way, i'm coming back and i'm gonna eliminate assault weapons again. [applause] i promise i did it once. the most significant infrastructure law in american history, employing tens of thousands of people with good paying jobs and modernizing our nation in a way it hadn't happened since the eisenhower's highway bill, the first black woman on the supreme court. and she is smart as hell. [applause] i made that promise. no, by the way, watch her. just watch her. whoa! i've appointed more black women to the appellate court in the united states than every other president combined in american history. the most significant commitment we've ever made to climate change is the ultimate threat to your generation. the ultimate threat. well, guess what we have over close to a half a trillion dollars to deal with climate change. and i'm keeping my promise that no one,

department of education releasing progress, the nation's report card, not a good one, kind you try to hide from your parents, from 19 to 22, this year, fourth and 8th grade reading scores fell 3 points and math is worse, parents like me have known this all along. we have been against remote learning, democrats and the teacher who fund them largely to blame, part of a the reason that a red wave is largely coming next month. virginia republican governor glen youngkin last year rode that wave of anger to victory and he said the new report card is a disgrace, glen. >> we must acknowledge the glaring reality that we face together. our nation's children, have experienced catastrophic learning loss and virginia students are among the hardest hit. kennedy: gas lighting secretary of education miguel cardona said this is unacceptable. >> saying this is not a wake-up call for us to double down and improve education, even before the pandemic, then i don't know what will, we really need to make sure we're out leading the arp dollars to help our students. kennedy: or allow those dollars to follow s

and the progressive body of the national agency for the sale of firewood, and this is not a joke in poland record increase in gas prices, two of the largest nitrogen fertilizer plants and england a in lithuania stopped for the same reason, lay down, the leading fertilizer manufacturer in the baltic countries, akema boomerang in these cases flew directly to the forehead list the loss of functionaries. it is possible endlessly, but simply inflation of tariffs and prices of shortages of products and resources suffer almost all eu countries and american states, the massive transition to the green economy is a lie of the organization. wind of europe daily reports on what share of energy for the european region over the past day the wind has brought, indicators range from 7 to 11%, for factories. these are the tears of all those who a year ago broadcast from a civilized approach to the threat of global warming, they instantly forgot what they said and in a hurry open the coal stations, which they promised never to return. because most eu countries people who were dragged into positions by the un

in this regard in the proposed international organization, there should not be united nations progressing that dream of aggression and war, which are inclined to undermine or destroy the order of peace in the world." however, in order to be a member of international society, it is not enough to present the title of these loving nations, but it is also necessary to be a freedom of ignition -- loving nation. " end of quote. this is how our predecessors saw the way to save generations from the scourge of war at the dawn of our organization 77 years ago. unfortunately, you can hardly hope for a stable and sane peace as long as an unstable and insane dictatorship exists in your vicinity. a dictatorship that actively uses missile terror against the civilian population and infrastructure of another state. today, terrorists have shelled the capital city of kyiv and many other kenyan citizens. at least 84 missiles and 2000 you a -- uaes. residential buildings, schools and universities. museums and crossroads in city centers were among the targets but the russian defense ministry at later declared

but since then, but since then with your help we delivered in norma's progress for the nation, more peopleoted in that last election any time in american history. most significant gun safety law we passed in 30 years. and by the way, i'm coming back and i will eliminate assault weapons again. [cheers and applause] my promise, i did it once. the most significant infrastructural on american history, and playing tens of thousands of people with good paying jobs and modernizing our nation in a way it hasn't happened in the eisenhower's highway bill. the first black woman on the supreme court and she is smart as hell. i made that promise. by the way, watcher, just watch her. well. i've appointed more black women to the appellate courts in the united states and every other president combined in american history. the most significant commitment we've ever made to climate change is the threat to your generation. the old cement threat. will guess what, we have close to half $1 trillion to deal with climate change. i'm keeping my promise that no one should be in jail for merely using or possessing m

warrant as the half of them repeatedly and dod, 8 to one, to deter, as, as they claimed, what progression of of nation, so now toward their borders in your list so. so i think that there is an ideological factor under dan. any other i like financial or any other reasons for, for, for that, for iran to deliver, does drones and probably in the future surface and surface missiles, russia. and also they are, they all are, are promoting their own and military entrepreneurs as, as, as opposed to churches, for example, which he, i think is the company a competent jury duty. and when we think about the, the ramifications of what is happening right now, it appears that a bronze involvement could also be dragging israel into this conflict in you rain and we, in ukraine. we know that israel have tried to stay neutral to try to stay out of it, but it is now saying it will deliver maybe some weapons to ukraine. are you concerned that what we're seeing right now is just one event after another leading to what could be a possible new proxy war between iran, israel, the us i think is israel will remain cautious becau

we have made incredible progress on our nations drug epidemic and how it impacts the lives of newborns we have given a voice to our most warnable children in their foster care system. internationally be best have evolved into our platform that encourages world leaders to discuss issues impacting the lives of children. and allows them to share solutions. it has been an honor to represent american people abroad. i treasure each of my experiences and the inspiring people i have met along the way. as i say farewell to my role as first lady. is my sincere hope that every american will do their part to teach our children what it means to be best. i encourage parents to educate your children about the courageous and selfless heroes who worked and sacrificed to make this country the land of the free. and to lead by example and care for others in your community. the promise of this nation belongs to all of us. do not lose sight of your integrity and values. use every opportunity to so consideration for another person and build good habits into a daily lives. in all circumstances i ask every ame

and as the nation progressed towards civil war, she accelerated her campaign for a national thanksgiving day. i guess i should give a little bit of history. in the early part of the 19th century, many of the states but not all celebrated thanksgiving but they didn't do it on the same day. the governor would decide when to call a thanksgiving day so there was an old saying which i love. is that if you were a traveler and you plan your itinerary carefully n day and christmas. sounds pretty good. and by as the civil war approached, she as i said accelerated that campaign and she talked about how she wanted to unify the country and prevent it from going to war. >> we will come back to that and her later on. you spoke about her believing that men and women were intellectual equivalents. she didn't think they were physical which she was happy to concede men are built to be stronger than women but she believed that the moral superiority of women or what it meant to be a woman that we were morally superior and that was our purpose in life. unlike much of the feminism you see in modern day sheep

the national center for education statistics recently released its national asoesment of educational progressat student test scores decline nationally especially in math. they look at fourth and eighth grade students. students experience a steep decline. here in california two out of three students tested did not meet basic math levels. fifth grade math scores dropped five points. eighth grade math scores dropped by eight points. there were also some drops in reading. a three-point drop for both fourth and eighth graders. the founders of a nonprofit that focuses on developing children's math skills says the pandemic worsened an already existing trend in math and reading. >> we depend on math every moment and we have to reali the fixing our elevators and air traffic control and delivering our medicines and we do not want an enumerate population. >> there are several ways to change the direction we're going and that includes raising awareness of low test scores to add urgency to improvement and more frequent testing. >>> all right. it's 4:52 right now and it is too early for a must-win for the

it's our nation's most progressive domestic action on climate and it puts us on a strong path to meet our emissions reductions goals. we are also helping accelerate the clean energy transition in developing countries. we are raising the climate ambitions of the multilateral development banks and boosting u.s.-international climate finance. lastly, we must support vulnerable countries as they navigate the immediate economic challenges. it's crucial that we tackle the food to rices. -- tackle the food crisis. all countries should deliver on our g20 commit and's to provide debt relief to low income countries. we must advance our broader development agenda. i reinforce these priorities at my dinner with the african finance ministers and g20 engagements in my meetings with leaders from developing and emerging markets. we have also made significant progress this week and are in a better position for multilateral development banks to tackle our role -- our growing global challenges why maintaining their existing development priorities and we look forward to discussing more details on this pr

the latest national assessment of educational progress, often called the nation's report card, showed the pandemic to levels we haven't seen in decades. that drop is attributed in large part to the pandemic, where schools were shut down, learning went virtual because of various policies, fear of kids getting sick, fear of teachers getting sick. what are your thoughts on this? how long will it take to get our kids back on track? >> well, if we put the proper resources behind new policies and we actually faithfully implement the policies that we know work, we can overcome these big learning gaps, particularly with low-income kids, jake. this is -- we've always had this challenge in our country of lower income kids struggling with education outcomes compared to more fluent students. and it's gotten worse. and the results that will come out on monday will probably show an awful, awful situation. so, we should we do? empower parents to make choices for their kids, give them the power to choose public and private options, as exists in florida, arizona, and other places. give them transparen

he cranes, president accused moscow of trying to wipe his nation off the math. progress. bang, you the one a crate, panicking chaos. now they want to destroy our energy system, right. the 2nd target is people we can overall they deliberately chose such a time and such targets in order to cause as much harm as possible. but we are ukrainians. we help each other, we believe in ourselves. we will restore everything that was destroyed and cave was not the only target dozens of russian rockets or so cause chaos and destruction in cities right across the country. several regions across ukraine have been left without power after the strikes destroyed, key parts of the countries electricity, great. but despite the apparent russian escalation, in this war, it appears to have only strength in the spirit of the ukrainian people. and instead, the depression, this attack have totally different her emotions. of all i see these people is angry, angry, and want to defend our houses, defends our families, our children, and just communities right across the ukraine, count the deadly cost and assess the

the government achieved a new success and progress by propelling the efforts for national development and stabilization and improvement of the people's livelihood. the economy is showing stable growth. and it works to supply people with modern apartments free of charge and provide children all across the country with nutritious food, uniforms and materials at the state's expense are being carried forward as planned. advances are being made in our country with a social atmosphere which is full of vigor. this substantiates that we can overcome any difficulty and challenge if we rely on the strength of the people to implement the policy. mr. president, the successes achieved. we are now caught in a vicious cycle of competition due to the growing hostility of the united states. recently, it is in a much more dangerous place. one of the top executions of the united states to justify their hostile policies is the position of our nuclear weapons. a few days ago, the u.s. president just up this place, accused us of saying despite their efforts of starting diplomacy, we continue to blatantly v

so we're showing leadership been progressive across europe, athens as well. and so, whereas the national governments may be delaying issues, mom government in the u. k. right. they were talking about re re introducing fracking, the talking about increasing ex expiration on the north sea. all policies that are very, very dangerous. and so, you know, it's really important that we try and persuade our national governments to move with us. but our citizens work with us to help us be allies, to sort of governments chain. of course, as you were mentioning in the u. k, you know, policies of the current government, a current administration, it's expressing issues that we're seeing right now of them trying to satisfy the population, providing solutions that in the end may end up harming them. i mean, how would you work towards national legislation? i also involved in that in trying to pass legislation that could eventually block what, you know, national government are trying to do what it has the good news. so in the you k, there was a vote. the government introduced was trying to produce relatio

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and they're largely headquartered in the bay area, one of the most progressive areas in the nation. and and they haven't been able to figure this out. so we have to help, we have to step in. we've been able to use rss bc i funds to launch a state venture capital program entirely focused on including more underrepresented uh venture investors, to support more underrepresented founders and small business owners and to serve more of the underserved regions of california. and so, but we also have to start by looking inward. right? because at my bank, a majority of our staff is female or minority and majority of our executive team is female or minority. we work in our loan guarantee program throughout the state with seven nonprofit financial develop development corporations. their staff is comprised of 73% minorities and s. s. p. c. i. has a very strong requirement for something called cd right, socially and economically disadvantaged, individually owned businesses. and so for the state of california, you've set a target of 49% of our funds have to be used to support city-owned businesse

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today, many parts of the south pren one of the nation's proudest pictures of progress. a democratic victory means we ll face new challenges togeer with imagination. we draw on the past but we do not plan to turn back. >> i have campaigned across this country in 24 states discussing the issues, learning from your views. lady bird has been my closest and most valuable campaigner. i urge her to show you something of her impression of the last few weeks. >> these have been inspiring days for me and for our daughters. together we have been in 49 states. it was like a capsule of americana, a telescoped course in the geography and history of the people who make up this land. you're bound to come back with a closer kinship and a better understanding of the people you work for. i loved campaigning beside my husband and providing the companionship and reassurance and continuity. like every wife, to also cheer as the moment requires. occasionally i was flattered to be asked to take on assignment on my own. one colorful and picturesque time that especially stands out in my memory,