the pta leads said these _ government buildings... leads said these protests need i leads said these protests need to be peaceful. find leads said these protests need to be peaceful.— leads said these protests need to be peaceful. and by the same token you've _ to be peaceful. and by the same token you've seen _ to be peaceful. and by the same token you've seen all— to be peaceful. and by the same token you've seen all those - token you've seen all those videos that are getting leaked where they are being instructed that to attack the core, the's house and burn it to ashes. they did say these should be peaceful protests.— peaceful protests. saying it, that these — peaceful protests. saying it, that these should _ peaceful protests. saying it, that these should be - peaceful protests. saying it, i that these should be peaceful, then basically direct and the mob and the party leaders, the local leaders who are going to lead the mob to march onto the military installations and also march onto radio pakistan and also march onto other, one

so it became more of a very solo time for me, yet i was, the pta president at my kid's school, i had just been asked to join the board. you know, there were premieres to attend there were jewelry shows to be present at. i you know, a personal shopper at a very, you know she department store which no longer exists which breaks my heart barneys. i had tennis with the girls like every thursday i worked out every day with a trainer there were nannies there were housekeepers had a groundskeeper that i in charge of so it was just very big a high profile life. and behind the curtain, this ambien addiction was growing. another quote from, your book i always felt the burden of representing excellence, a theme which follows me to this day. yes and that's and that's part of it. part of the the thing that allowed me to stay in denial for as long as i did was that. if because i am you know, kind of like i am here, right? there's i'm one of very few black in this very white space we're in today that's been my whole life. and so if i am the representative for what people know as black then i can al

you were at the pta meeting last night. what happened at that meeting? >> many questions were asked by the parents. we didn't get no concrete answers at all. we don't have no information. >> the mayor's office had a representative at that meeting. what did he say about your concern? >> most of the time he said he didn't know. he was not sure. no answers at all. >> you have no idea how long this is going to be happening, how long the migrants will be staying in the gym and how long your children will be impacted? >> no, not at all. our main concern is the safety of our children. this is no place to bring them in. as you can see they are doing some repairs, very dangerous for them and also for our children taking our rights away especially from the children of ps172. the gym is detached from the school. it is 20 feet between the school and gym. is that too close for your comport? >> of course it is. we're scared. we don't know and we don't have no answers if these people are in the process of being -- if they checked the background. we don't know if we get

government and it is the pta government itself which paraded this what it was in power. wassup with that unraveling we are not only seen resentments and rage against the military that we have arguably not seen in recent history, at least wassup with that we are also beginning to see the military push back and the military has generally been quite good at maintaining a solution that is separate from but above other institutions in the legislature. but at this point in time the narrative are on the military and its intervention, imperfect as it might be, that narrative, it is no in relatively unprecedented territory where the military is being called out as you seen the scenes on your screen i have not been played out in a manner that we have seen in the past. as far as the law goes, the true centre of power remains the military and with this recent announcement that civilians are not to be tried in military courts under the pakistan army act, or the official secrets act, it doesn't come as much of a surprise. have we seen this kind — come as much of a surprise. have we se

>> i didn't actually organize it myself, but myself and the pta association and all the parents of thechool, we just decided to get together and protest in front of the school and tell the city that we won't allow this. it isn't fair to our children. david: do you know where the migrants that were supposed to be sented to your kids' school, do you know where where they ended up? >> that,s we have no idea. as of now, we've been told that they're not going to the use our gymnasium, and that's about it. it's basically a waiting game. david: we still have -- i mean, first of all, the fact that the pta wasn't involved in the initial discussions is pretty disturbing. i mean, this is something you're supposed -- >> right. david: -- they call it parents teachers association for a reason. >> the exactly. david: parents are supposed to have some say in all this, but they didn't. the mayor does apparently still, has been eyeing about 20 the other schools. what would you tell the parents of those other schools that are afraid the same thing will happen to them in. >> get out there and fight as wel

we know among those who have been arrested are the pta leaders, many senior leaders, imran khan's party of them remain in police custody. imran khan is of course on bail. but he and his party remain under intense pressure. >> our correspondent. let's look at the days other news. ecuador's national assembly began its impeachment proceedings against the president today. opposition legislators have accused him of embezzling funds from companies. this is the second time the opposition-controlled national assembly has tried to remove the president from office. he claims the allegations are politically motivated, and denies any wrongdoing. european leaders are holding a two day summit in iceland where they have come to discuss a -- discuss illegal immigration and their support of ukraine. volodymyr zelenskyy gave the address with other leaders showing support. rishi sunak pledged to remove illegal immigrants, and called for the european union's support. nine months after he was stabbed on stage, salman rushdie warned freedom of expression in the west is under threat. he delivered the video me

the pta co-president tells me that 30% of the school is not in class today. 142 kids missed school. parents have been protesting since yesterday. take a look at this video. protests early this morning and in to the late morning hours. parents are concerned about safety of their children. but they're also concerns because these kids just wendt through the restrictions related to covid. they had limited social interactions. now because migrants are in their gymnasium, the gym classes are cancelled. they have more limited social interactions and lots of extra curricular activities that are no more so long as the migrants are there. listen to this. >> it's very difficult to wake up on mother's >> very difficult to wake up and receive a form letter with very little information from the superintendent's office, led by the mayor's office, tell us we have no more gym. back of my mind, i'm thinking graduation, fundraising, all of it went out the window with this letter. >> neil, we saw another protest at ps17 elementary school in brooklyn. we are learning a state supreme court judge issued a

however , the company is adapting to the new conditions of the pta , they also calculated that the total imports in the first quarter is not lower than last year, yandex's revenue from the sale exceeded 38.5 billion rubles. this is the data from the company’s report to buyers, assets became vk, the companies closed the deal in september last year, and ikea also received the yandex.news aggregator, and yandex got the delivery club food delivery service a third increased revenue to 137 billion rubles. this is reported by rosstat, the reason for the sharp increase in demand for domestic tourism, the number of bookings in russian hotels increased by 18.5%, in the top moscow plus 40%, as well as st. petersburg and the krasnodar territory. plus 24%, an increase in the popularity of domestic tourism. including spurring difficulties with flying abroad and currency exchange. this was the news of the economy in short. i wanted to tickle the nerves of vices, they do not crawl out of khitrov's slums with gilyarov's. and now keep your pockets cleaned in an instant, and you could also with a knife por

do is to get the tritium in the water below the concentration, the general acceptable rate of acce ptaerts are here to make sure of the safety and viability of that plan and essentially to take it back to the south korean government and the south korean government and the south korean public and give them their findings, because there is a great deal of concern about japan's plans, not just of concern about japan's plans, notjust here injapan with the local fishermen that are saying this could be seen as another disaster for them, reputational disaster for them, reputational disaster for them, reputational disaster for their fisheries, but neighbours like south korea, like china, even russia has expressed concern and essentially this goes back to what happened 12 years ago in 2011 when the huge disaster, the earthquake and the huge tsunami essentially destroyed fukushima nuclear power plant's reactors, three reactors melted. they gave it a huge amount of radiation, and the water used to cool those reactions has been accumulating in about 1000 water tanks, though the government is sayin

school model and have enrichments other schools have benefited from for years because they had strong pta. anyway, i just want to say that tremendous work done by chair ronen, supervisor melgar, all of those-supervisor walton, everyone involved in this process, but i have to say one of the most consequential things i have been a part of and grew out of that committee and we'll continue that work. thank you. >> thank you supervisor safai and echo your appreciation for the leadership on the stud ntd success fund which i was a latecomer today but proceed proud to be cosponsor. can we open up to public comment? [providing instructions for public comment] no persons in the room for public comment, there is nobody on the phone line for public comment at this time. >> okay. thank you mr. clerk. public comment on item 3 is now closed. i like to make a motion to snd this item to full board with positive recommendation. mr. clerk, roll call on the motion. >> yes. on that motion, vice chair walton, aye. supervisor safai, aye. chair dorsey, aye. the motion passes without objection. >> thank you mr. c

their schools for the most part is that mothers started working and they didn't have time to spend at pta school. schools became much more institutionalized. and parents spent less and less and less time involved in their kids' education. what happens when a customer goes away and a monopoly gets control, which is what's happened in our country service levels almost always go down. the statement about moms would get him canceled today. the government likes the parents not involved. the schools don't want anyone looking over their shoulder because they don't want the customers looking behind the counter. decades ago steve jobs had a solution for this. give the parents parents power. >> i believe very strongly that if the country gave each parent a voucher, a check for $4,400 that they could only spend at any accredited school, that several things would happen. number one, schools could start marketing themselves like crazy to parents to get students. secondly, i think you would see a lot of new schools starting. you would seat quality of schools again like in a competitive market rise. som

. >> all the parents in the pta organization got together and we just all met in front of the schooltested and explained and made sure our voices was heard. >> harris: the concern over children met by the voices of parents and your little girls, what did you tell them? >> basically we told our girls that no matter what we still have to treat these people by human beings. they are human beings. but a school gym isn't a proper place for them to be placed. they need to be placed in an environment that's healthy and safe for them and where they can have freshwater and sleep comfortable. school gymnasium isn't the proper place to put these people. >> harris: parents coming out victorious having to do with children. god bless you and your family. >> thank you so much. >> harris: "outnumbered" after the break.. >> hello everyone, this is "outnumbered" by i'm kayleigh mcenany. here is harris faulkner and emilty compagno. and former new york congressman and gubinatorial candidate lee zeldin. we begin in new york city where the mayor and city officials are grappling with a growing migrant cris

some parent groups former pta president in oh usd, even the oakland chapter of the acp agree that the state and other government entities should be taken care of some of those issues on the common goods list, not the district itself. they have said they think it's wrong for the union to strike over this and disrupt student's education at the end of the school year. now, this is the third time in the last four years at oakland teachers have gone on strike. the school year is scheduled to end on may 25th . so there's concern about whether these both sides can reach an agreement before the school year ends and bring kids back by may 25th. live in oakland, ali rasmus ktvu box choice. thank you. and the w g. a rider strike is now in day 10 . we've also learned that vice president kamala harris plans to cancel next week's appearance on mtv, so she won't have to cross the picket line and today, negotiations began between the directors, union and studios. hundreds of writers are still walking picket lines at major studios. the riders hope the other unions will put more pressure on the produce

oh, it will it will come from little league teams and pta and churches and synagogues and school boards. it won't come from washington. who who presidents can set a tone for that i think by the way they speak the way they engage with others, but they can't fix it. it has to be fixed in hundreds of thousands of small places across america. have you received one question? you probably done 50 interviews on this show. have you received one question on the religious ministerial, first of its kind ever, that you organized. yes, from the christian broadcast network? yes. would tell people why. marianne glennon, this whole effort mattered so much to you. this was this was both personal and professional. when i show at the state department, we are setting a state department, executes its mission and gives guidance and what are these cables that go out they're basically emails they're messages that say if someone asked you a question actress opposed to answer why and we were sending out cables on rights that were incomprehensible me and worse yet, they would have been incomprehensible to the fou

a young, dynamic woman that had risen from local mayor, pta president to the highest office in alaskas story that everyone could relate to. >> she's a lifelong nra member. and, in a recent visit with alaskan troops in kuwait, she showed she knows her way around a gun. >> she doesn't just vote with the nra, she goes out and kills a caribou, skins it and cooks it for dinner. >> by john mccain's choosing sarah palin, that certainly was a curveball. and i think it gave some new energy to the republican ticket. >> i'm not one of those movers and shakers within the republican party that i think conventionally you would think would be tapped. >> why not go for a woman? why not make some history? when you're in an america that has the itch for change, it looks like it could be a really smart pick. and maybe she'll get some of the women who are mad over hillary clinton having lost. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next vice-president of the united states. >> i was hired to work on the obama campaign after hillary conceded. and we were watching sarah palin give her convention speech. >> before i be

the pta co-president tells me today alone, 30% of the students did not show up for class. 142 kids wereows as a result of this policy. we'll send it back to you. david: again, by the way, again , after all of the nonsense with the school lockdowns from covid now we have this. nate foy, thank you very much and let's welcome to the show from house ways and means committee new york congresswoman nicole malliotakis. congresswoman, good to see you again. you know, as usual, the new york post said it best. we can put the front cover of the new york post up. kids sacrifice, and you know, as i just told nate, i mean, once again, they went through so much during the past two years of the covid. we saw test scores drop. now they aren't going to have gymnasiums to go to, what can you do about it? >> it's an absolute tragedy what we're seeing happen to our children. they did lose two year instruction and now they have their gyms taken over by the mayor to house migrants. the answer is simple. the mayor needs to stop misinterpreting new york cities right to shelter law. this law from 1979 was a cour

we do it through conduct conventional struggles, like ptas and videos, but also the classroom level. and new in innovative ways. when you look at the bright spot schools, that improved two bands of achievement, during the pandemic which is a very challenging time, every school had their own localize strategy, one common theme across many of them, successful strategies to involve parents sometimes, the community at large in the education we appreciate the federal investment, and helping to forge parent student teacher partnerships with all learners. including learners from different backgrounds when a state like colorado, many states across the country, often means you need to look at different languages when you have parents that speak spanish or vietnamese, or any other language you can just rely on the student as that translator. it's often too much to put on the shoulders of third or fourth grader, and also, student themself might not be fully proficient in both languages. making sure the students have access to not just the second most language, in our state, we're providing acce

. >> pta meetings? >> of the contract we are focused on how to get parents more involved in. >> i participated in pta meetings. i was guardian virtue of my nieces. i would toss all the school board hearings when my kids were younger. i'm sure you are involved love to be as involved you probably coach on the field trips. plus my dad was notorious and she went up to my school sitting in the back of the classrooms when i was in high school to the point and drove me and my classmates insane. i am not aware as you just said any decisions being made by lawmakers here in congress. lawmakers think we do not want parents input we do not want parent involvement. we just went in our schools. i hope we put this argument is not based on the actual facts taking place in our communities to be put to rest. i also want to congratulate you on some work you are doing in regards to addressing mental health issues and your state some of the ways you are using the bipartisan saver communicates acts that we pass our status of

something happening in the schools and i just feel that is crazy because they don't have a affluent enough pta to fund the nurse. that should be basic. we shouldn't have to ask for donations to fund a school nurse. >> that ties into the mental health issues people are facing. covid was detrimental to everyone but especially young people who spnt hours a day online and away from mental health support in a really difficult time and i think people are beginning to realize now how important those services are. i think there is work to do but advocase hads been relatively successful in san francisco getting more support for mental health but there is a huge gap we are now catching up with. it was never priority before the pandemic and beginning to become one now but there are so many young people struggling and waiting for support and frankly often falling through the cracks of the system that is supposed to help them. >> yeah. speaking from an older person, no mental helt what so ever in anything growing up so to talk in the progress is like huge, but of course it isn't enough still. >> there is a

. >> right thanks >> it was all about the pta, one of the majors, jon rahm. >> i got the golf part >>nicklaus maybe? >> i have to tell you i don't follow golf at all >> arnold palmer >> i know arnold palmer. >> he's dead >> i love him. >> thanks. >> thank you >> when we come back, investco's head of public policy talks about the hurdles to getting a debt ceiling done in washington. and a few more top business stories. netflix executives say the company's new ad supported streaming tear has almost 5 million active users a month and u.s. base semiconductor mike crone plans to invest in chip making in japan with help from the government there stay tuned, you're watching "squawk box" and this is cnbc. o. burger and fries... soup and salad. like your workplace benefits and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together can help you make smarter decisions. voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. dolly varden silver is advancing their high-grade undeveloped asset in bc's prolific golden triangle. the property includes two past producing mines, and o

some parent groups, former pta presidents and even the oakland chapter of the agree they've also come said the union is wrong to strike and that students education shouldn't be disrupted over things that they say are beyond the scope of a school district to take on on its own. now, state superintendent thurman says both sides have continued to negotiate late into the night for the past several days again, he says, there's been some progress in the discussions but still no agreement. and so teachers will be back on the picket lines. around 7 30 this morning in oakland live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. thank you. let's take a live look now at the us capitol this morning as clock is ticking away for lawmakers to reach a deal over the debt sailing at three. it is 8 34, currently in dc. meanwhile president biden congressional leaders they will meet again on friday to try and come to an agreement. i'm raising the nation's debt limit. i made clear during our meeting at the fault is not an option. repeated that time and again. america is not a deadbeat nation. we pay our bills a

something happening in the schools and i just feel that is crazy because they don't have a affluent enough pta to fund the nurse. that should be basic. we shouldn't have to ask for donations to fund a school nurse. >> that ties into the mental health issues people are facing. covid was detrimental to everyone but especially young people who spnt hours a day online and away from mental health support in a really difficult time and i think people are beginning to realize now how important those services are. i think there is work to do but advocase hads been relatively successful in san francisco getting more support for mental health but there is a huge gap we are now catching up with. it was never priority before the pandemic and beginning to become one now but there are so many young people struggling and waiting for support and frankly often falling through the cracks of the system that is supposed to help them. >> yeah. speaking from an older person, no mental helt what so ever in anything growing up so to talk in the progress is like huge, but of course it isn't enough still. >> there is a

to am cobleat our schedule at least 15 in person presentations with different advisory groups and ptas and also for the second time continue to iterate on the success of asynchronous workshops. that is a practice that we're still refining, but we have been pleased with the results, and this time around we got even more responses than we did a similar practice for outdoor learning so we will talk about that in more detail. let's go to slide nine. so again we our asynchronous workshops we had 325 participants. at the end they represented a cross section of 83 schools with solid representation across elementary, middle and high school sites in terms at least one comment approximate and in many case more than that with a good balance also i think of parents and families of sfusd students and also internal staff. next slide please. this just reflects again the outreach and it does is candid about the fact there were some sites we didn't get a response from despite multiple efforts and on slide 11 you can see that again 100% of schools were contacted, and many times multiple times and that 2

i'm back the surprise of many people and not even run for pta. to go from a small business owner, a football and volleyball mom on thean weekends, being a congresswoman for this district was just such an honor and i am humbled to serve in thiss position now. >> was your business? >> i was the owner of a small business and insurance and financial services. in fact i owned in agency and been in the industry for over 20 years. and sadly i did have to give up that agency that i built from the ground up in order to serve my country. and my community be. >> were neoconservative roots come from? >> my conservative roots come for my mother. she was a single mom. and my grandfather who served honorably in this country in the navy. my brother served 20 years in the united states air force. we have a family rooted in love of country. that is on mighter mindset mom site on my father's side my grandfather was a mexican farm worker who picked melons. he could see how great this country is you go from such simple beginnings to being a leader in this great count