therefore, in coordination with these collections , we will follow the rules of public education and,illing, this year in all provinces under the quranic directors and quranic departments . the advertising organization will follow the general education of tadabar. that with a service you will be interested in the summer it will start, naturally, different provinces have different situations in relation to this space. some provinces are more prepared and natural trainers are present there. some provinces need to create a context and a space for dialogue first, then enter the basic culture. the holy qur'an, which i mentioned, well, concepts are repeatedly repeated in the holy qur'an, for example, the supreme leader says that the concept of anti-arrogance, which is one of your basic concepts in the qur'an , is a continuation of the fight between the front of truth and falsehood with the literature of struggle that is attached to the history of the prophets in the qur'an. continuous quran it should be mentioned that even though we can discuss these basic concepts for people, as one of the

they said there he is hating public education.we see the results of basically teaching science of reading, the basic phonics, the science of reading to children. making sure we have experts and specialists dealing with reading problems like i had. when you are dyslexic you are always dyslexic but there are ways and there is a program that can be used, a number of programs that will help dyslexic children and other children with reading disorders read. we'll go from the bottom to the top and indeed we have. >> dana: condoleezza rice says it is a national humiliation we have gotten to this point. i know that especially conservatives like local and state control for their schools. when you have the nation's report card coming in this badly, does the biden administration have some responsibility here? is this part of their legacy that these numbers are going down at such a steep rate? >> absolutely is. if you look at president reagan in 1983 when he did the report of nation at risk we saw some of the same problems. this has been surpa

more than 110 billion will go toward public education. this is the end. a budget for education.ds are schools. other priorities include homelessness in its proposed budget version. the legislature adds to the governor's proposal by extending the state's 1 billion dollar allocation for the homeless housing and prevention program. not just for this year, but for the year after. we're a lot of attention, transportation in an effort to boost struggling public transit agencies. the legislature eliminated the governor's proposed 2 billion dollars in cuts for some public transit programs. i'm really, really glad to see. >> that there is a resolution of the issue of both needs. but the legislature's budget proposal also comes with a 30 plus billion dollar anticipated shortfall to balance that this budget version increases borrowing and funding delays all while prioritizing one time spending as opposed to ongoing spending. that according to backers will mean at least for now, the state will not need to dip into any of its 37 billion dollars of reserves. it's balanced this passes and the

the administration also says it wants to tackle this issue by writing more consumer public education -- by providing more consumer public education and coming up with a list of colleges that provide low value to students and made enhancements to the web side -- website that names colleges with a range of outcomes for programs and institutions that will help people take more informed decisions before taking out these loans. host: let's talk to jim in hattiesburg, mississippi. caller: i wanted to say that i have student loans from my undergraduate and i do it degree -- and graduate degree. i became disabled after college and got total discharge. it has forgiven my debt and in exchange, i am on a three year probationary period for my income to make sure it doesn't go above a certain level. provided it doesn't come at the end of those years, all of my student debt loan is forgiven. host: any comment on that, michael? guest: that segues into another part of this conversation which is the existing range of federal programs that are designed to help borrowers with their student debt. it als

so, yes, i believe the voting age should be 18. >> host: do you think our public education system is doing well in this country? >> caller: not so great. i think it, i have to admit that it don't think it's configured now to prepare students to be good voters when they come out. on the other hand, they may have an advantage because their internet experience might prepare them to distinguish baloney from reality better than us pollsters -- old people can't. >> translator: whatt you think about the proposal to have an age limit on voting in this country? >> caller: there is some sense to that. i'm going to vote. yeah, i think the cutoff age could, there could be a point to cutoff age but i'm going to vote as long as i'm allowed to. >> host: john for new jersey. last call industry segment of the "washington journal." we're glad to welcome california democrat judy chu back to a program a member the house ways and means committee and congressional progressive caucus and a no vote on the debt limit compromise of president biden signed into law on saturday. why a new vote? >> guest: well, i

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narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. dan: governor newsom is sticking to his promise to hold big oil companies accountable. a gas law went into effect today. this legislation monitored to -- through the division of petroleum market oversight exposes price manipulation in real time. it's only 2% -- prevent gas price spikes caused by refinery shutting down. these refineries will now be required to give monthly reports on their profit margins. governor newsom posted a video online reassuring residents how the new law will benefit their wallets. >> we are standing at the nation's first big watchdog. illegal process -- rooting out illegal price gouging helping you keep money in your pocket. dan: the states gas prices have dropped one dollar 50 cents, year-over-year. >> california lawmakers are set to vote on a new budget. democrats agree to -- of spending. the budget will cover the states projected $32 million deficit without touching reserves. funding will go to public education, health care, climate and public safety. it in

and they have defined school boards and public education as one of their new battlefields.hat can be done in your view? what should be done in response to groups like this and to combat groups like this? are there policy changes you'd like to see? susan: one thing that we really recommend, is that there be much more investment from government at the national level as well as at the state and local level and partnerships, public and private, to be really investing in preventing hate and violence before they occur. hand-in-hand with community resilience measures and a greater emphasis and funding for inclusive ucation and teaching our hard history. john: susan corke of the southern poverty law center, thank you very much. susan: thank you so much, john. happy to be here. ♪ john: children's firearm related injuries are on the rise. according to the latest data, nearly 16 in every 100,000 children experience gun violence. ali rogin hathe latest on what this is doing to the mental health of children across the country. ali: since 2020, guns have been the leading cause of death f

narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. . >>> there was a pretty disturbing discoveriy in a discovery in a parking garage. lbgtq rejection letters were on cars they say there is the second time this has happened i just the last three months. >>> a new report from the state attorney general's office says hate crimes are up in our state it found a 27% increase in hate crimes targeting black people, 24% increase in anti-jewish incidents and hate crimes based on sexual bias. the one bright spot, hate crimes against asian americans fell. >>> the police in the east bay are looking for a woman suspected of robbing two banks in the same day. two hours and five miles apart in brentwood and a travis credit union in antioch. they were both hit yesterday. both times she passe the teller a note. she was wearing different clothes but the same sun glasses that you see in these images here. they say she might be driving a gray honda or nica sedan with tinted windows. >>> the california sex offender known as the pillowcase rapist is locked up once again tonight ronald fieldmy

narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> when it comes to making it in the bay, home prices are up as inventory plunges into its lowest level in decades according to a new report by compass. it shows in san mateo county the median for a home is close to $2 million. the highest in the bay. median prices on the peninsula were $1.93 million in may and prices are up for san francisco homes at about $1.63 million. as local real estate agents john and leslie foster explain, the market is slow at the moment. >> interest rates are a little bit higher. that's causing a lot of sellers to not list their home for sale because 85% of sellers, as we know, are also buyers. they don't want to trade their 2.5% rate for 7.5% interest rate. it's fully understandable. it's also caused some buyers to lose affordability or buying power. >> the fosters say now is a great time to research which real estate agent will best suit your needs. they say you want to make sure the realtor has experience in your area and should ask about their most recent transactions. the fosters ad

california's community schools: reimagining public education. . >>> tonight, vladimir put sin blamingersaries for the short-lived renelian from a mercenary leader. it came afte days after prigozhin led his forces on a shocking march towards moscow. today, prigozhi said he was never trying to overthrow putin he was working to prevent the destruction of his private military company. >>> california is getting close to removing a ban on same sex marriage from the state constitution. today the assembl approved the bill to let voters over rule that state bans on same sex marriage violate the u.s. constitution. >>> and, thousands of people took to the streets of san francisco this weekend to celebrate pride. a lot of partying went on. we are still waiting to see just how many people visited the city. we do know yesterday, the day of the parade, was b.a.r.t's busiest sunday since the start of the pandemic. if you missed our special yesterday, you can stil see all of our pride month stories on our website. kpix.co or streaming on the free cbs news app. >>> it was a little bit chilly for the pr

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actually after -- it starts with pulling books from shelves, but it ends with the dismantling of public education. where the public school system will be torn apart. poor kids who cannot afford private school will be sent to the factory at 12 result. everyone else will be sent to a parochial or religious school and that is not in america that i want. we want to make sure that we pay attention. we want voters to decide for themselves if they want to vote for a candidate. host: we want our viewer is to join us. before we get to your calls, let's listen to the cofounders. describing her organization's efforts. here is what she had to say. quacks we saw how broken the education system was and how the education system is being used to radically transform our country. our children are being taught that we are broken, that based on the color of their skin or the religion that they have that they would be different and not as equal as another child. there is no room for discrimination, so moms are rallying around the fact that they went every child to reach their full potential in the classroom. moms get

comes after weeks of deliberations as governor gavin newsom aims to support a future focused on public education, healthcare, public safety and public transportation. the governor agreed to $5.1 billion in spending over the next few years. the money for bart on the other transit agencies in the state will include about $1 billion in new spending. the funding is just part of what transit agencies were asking for . as a way to help them recover from a steep ridership decline since covid, which put them at risk of having to severely cut back on services. the same day this budget deal was approved, senator scott weiner announced a new proposal that calls for all of us to pay more common just to cross bay area bridges. this could raise tolls another $1.50 for five years with the money going to bay area transit agencies. >> the seven state owned bridges, that is all the bay area bridges except for the golden gate bridge, which is its own entity, it will increase tolls by $1.50 over a five-year period. that will generate over five years about $900 million. and will help us avoid cuts. >> if this propos

growing our budget reserves to a record $38 billion, while preserving historic investments in public education, health care, climate and public safety. now to russia's war with ukraine. vladimir putin appears to have avoided a full blown mutiny after a former ally and his wagner mercenary group turned on the kremlin over the weekend and marched on moscow. the kremlin announced today it will give amnesty to the military group in return for their exile. jana katsuyama spoke with a uc berkeley expert on russia about what this stunning insurrection could mean for putin and his war in ukraine. jana, julie it's unclear exactly where the head of that mercenary wagner group is tonight, but under the deal, evgeny prigozhin has been exiled to belarus and his insurgency could have a big impact on the russian front. russian president vladimir putin delivered a five minute speech at midnight monday and called organizers of the military mercenary groups mutiny, traitors. putin's response came after a blatant challenge to his regime over the weekend. if jenny prigozhin, a longtime putin ally, let his mercena

that's how it appears that we are treating it and second i would say is that currently public education seems to be more interested in adults than they are kids. the labor unions and bureaucrats have a powerful impact on with whatthe child is going to experience. that's a problem. there's a cap on the ability to open charter schools, so when the same district only 7% of kids primarily because of that force. again, how do we mobilize more awareness, attention, action. it's so central to the book when you talk about how education is a central part of your movement upward and yet the forces are so powerful.nd >> i've often said as a conservative we should be the party of parents. the fact of the matter is that when i gave the statistics earlier, it reinforces that it doesn't matter which sideha of e aislee you're on. the one thing, there is a silver lining in the pandemic and it's hard to see any silver lining in the pandemic. the one thing is learning the loss, being out of the classroom, exposed, the weakness within the public education system for all kids, so much so a high levelage at

california's community schools: reimagining public education. >> there is a seismic shif happening withinamericans or is the host of the show pointed out in a tweet las week, quote, basically in 2016 republicans try to get lgb votes by demonizing muslims, and this time around they're trying to get muslim votes b demonizing lgbt people thank you chris hayes. take for example lure ingrown, -- >> we don't have ways of refugees from predominantl christian countries to come in and then proceed to try to blo us up all these other people have to stay in the middle east we cannot -- all these muslim people coming from these farflung lands, you are not going to come into thi country and destroy what's coming into america, we've got to stop this madness >> and here's that same host earlier this month showcasing muslim parent from marylan whose organization wants schoo kids to be able to opt out fro reading books with lgbtq themes >> as catholics and othe christians, other people o faith have been waiting for th muslims to step up on this issue and so many others >> our vision is to brin people toge

we are defunding public education. college education. we have people living on the street. veterans, elderly. disabled. we don't have melt -- money for that, but we are giving it away to countries like israel who are supporting saudi arabia while these countries commit genocide which most taxpayers don't believe in. has not been accounted for? this is ridiculous and astounding. >> go ahead. >> this defense spending goes up, and the domestic spending is cap. this is one of the core fights it is a point of frustration beyond the foreign aid site. when you are looking at caps for most agencies, those that are staying in fiscal 22 levels, it is a 3% cut, and immediately, someone comes out to say that thought enough area you have to keep up with inflation, but other agencies deftly don't keep up with inflation, so as a push and pull. this is the fight at president biden and the democrats find themselves in with republicans who say we've got to protect defense spending. it is worth noting that veteran spending, which all this was in a special category will be increasing again. th

the reality of my own children's public education, and urban school setting was we were not worried abouthem. but just 10 years later what parents in this country you take the child to school not have a voice in their head with some worried about what might happen to them when they are there. if you live in a community where there never has been a school shooting that fear is not absent from your mind. you've seen it happen in public schools, we've seen happen in christian school in nashville, selementary schools, middle colleges. maybe i am naÏve mr. president but gun violence has been a reality of american life for very long time. but to me it seemed as a 65-year-old have been some safe spaces and safeve havens. there been some refugee there's been none anymore the church is not a refuge for a synagogue is not a refuge for enoch is not a rest refuge beauty school is not a refuge group in the event space that the love by the entire community because everyone graduated high school there for the last 100 years is not a refuge a public park you can gather to record your family and friends i

we talk about diabetes on the radio and public education . we try to simplify the message to raise awareness of the need for many to do a check up. and in the day that those people who people here say a sickness like diabetes is taboo. that's what they say. if you have it, you're already dead quoted for a living corpse. i know, and i live in cups. mohammad says he's seeing more and more cases of diabetes. that's also why he does outreach work in his community to raise awareness about the signs and symptoms in the classes. so monitoring another challenge is that people say to me, i really think minutes if i get tested and have diabetes, where when i go to get treatment on the interval, this makes them ignore the diagnosis. in columbia district, there is no clinic that gives any diabetes care in the walk. that kind of yeah, of the, the help how i can get from the local clinic is north enough despite the cost that help medina team decides to pay for her to travel to a hospital in the nearest big city mckinney. it's hours away the journey could s

public schools? on the american education system? is typical. and these do not just come out, i don't think people have even read many of them. they come from lists, groups like moms for liberty in utah, utah parents united. it's a small but very organized group. they're the same books, push that have been in the canon four years. the bluest eye, by tony morrison. beloved, they've gone from just looking for books that have to do with lgbtq kids, vip ocd kids, but the primary list. now they are moving into established literary works, and that's where i really say we have to draw the line. hundreds of thousands of dollars have been spent on this, time, hours and hours. instead of working on kids learning to read. kids that need to make up losses during covid, there are so many things we need to do, and what is happening is that teachers are leaving, librarians are quitting, and that's the tragedy. it's part of what i see as an overall attempt to destroy public education, voucher bills, homeschooling, many schools, school choice. this i

narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education.icially hit the road today. this morning's opening ceremony marked the start of the seven day aids lifecycle 2023 bike ride. they are raising awareness of hiv and aids. 2000 participants each raise a minimum of $3500 and volunteers called roadies will help out along the route all week. aids lifecycle raised nearly 12 planned dollars this year which will go towards hiv medical treatment, testing, and prevention. junior giants hosted its annual and adorable drive over the weekend. select giants players donated their gloves ahead of saturday's game to hold up attention for the glove drive. it reaches 30,000 young players and underserved communities across the state and nevada and oregon. the fundraiser ensures each player has the essentials needed to evolve. drilling finals while i former stanford star shines bright in women's golf. chris joins us now. chris: coming up, miami takes momentum right back in game two of the nba finals. rose makes history, how she shined in her lpga debut. >>

something that you have already affirmed which is that you tweeted one time what we have seen in public education, that technology cannot replace teachers. remote education did not work. you did tweet that, correct? okay, thank you. >> i did. >> i totally agree with you. >> i have tweeted about 200,000 times so -- >> that wasn't controversial, sorry, we will continue. i'm not trying to corner you. believe it or not. i agree with you, my son actually was having problems during this educational experience where he couldn't have a teacher meet with him well into the pandemic where he was remotely learning. but he does not do math so well. he's like his dad. he needed help in person and even with precautions he wasn't allowed to come in. so it really effected his educational experience to the point where he had to drop out of the class. it was harmful to him, just like many other students, we've seen it with countless families, we've seen a 5% dip in white students. 13% african americans. 8% hispanics. a great educational disparity that happened because of the educational experience because of covid.

you said that young venezuelans are looking at public education because this country was targeted by war, terrorism and sanctions, but it could not resist these attacks . the president of iran in latin america is a sign of the complete failure of washington's policies in the western hemisphere. america in affairs the western hemisphere and mr. raeesi's visit to venezuela, nicaragua and cuba have been considered as open opposition and the united states has criticized maria elmira saz by saying that latin america is america's backyard, the nation's forced government, not having a clear vision about latin america and creating opportunities for rival countries like iran. in a report, al jazeera network discussed the visit of the president of our country in latin america. iran's bilateral cooperation network with three countries, venezuela, nicaragua and cuba , is a sign of convergence against the united states. there are two different phones in the world, but their common enemy is talking to iran, cuba, venezuela, and nicaragua are very hostile to the united states. the united states has

exposing the weakness within the public education system. >> for all kids. >> for all kids. so much so that parents reengage at a high level on a consistent basis and they demand participation. they demand collaboration and cooperation. that is good news for all of our kids. >> yeah. >> and the more we spend time understanding what's happened, the more we should focus our attention on making sure that the policies in place help us bridge the gap because of the pandemic and we focus on what actually works around the country. >> yeah, i mean, one of the things that i love so much about your philosophy. whether it's in education or an opportunity zone is that you're looking for innovations that break the mold, that are focused on what will actually help people. and with the opportunity zones as well. because that's a parallel to school of choice and educational freedom. how do we attract more of these kinds of initiatives? >> and you know, if you know me at all. one thing i love is competition, played football ran track, i love competition. you run for office you're in competit

taught to diabetes pursue, i'll talk about that, but we talk about diabetes on the radio in public education. we try to simplify the message to raise awareness. then the need for many to do a check up. and in the day that those people who people here say a sickness like diabetes is taboo. that's what they say. if you have it, you're already dead quoted for a living corpse. i know, and i live in cups the, when it's about the signs and symptoms and what i tell you that i like i see so many another challenge is that people say to me, i really think a minute if i get tested and have diabetes, where when i go to get treatments on for her to be talking about. this makes them ignore the diagnosis. in comedy a district, there is no clinic that gives any diabetes care. why don't walk that kind of. yeah . the help how i can get from the local clinic is north enough despite the cost that helped medina team decides to pay for her to travel to a hospital in the nearest big city mckinney. it's hours away of the the journey could save. how was life? it's the only place where she can get enough insulin, and

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. >> reporter: the harbor patrol and marine mammal center are working together to educate the public. >> one of the tips we learn from the marine mammal center if you can cover them with your thumb, you're far enough away. >> people are maybe trying to help but the best thing really to do is keep their distance from marine mammals resting onshore and call our trained experts at the marine mammal center on our rescue hotline. >> reporter: many harmful interactions are unintentional, anyone caught deliberately trying to hurt a marine mammal is violating federal protection laws and face severe consequences. robert handa, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, robert. >>> check this out across the gulf of texas, dead fish watching up by the score. it was filmed at the texas county park over the weekend. the fish were killed by a low dissolved oxygen event. translation, not enough oxygen in the water. warmer ocean water holds less oxygen than cold water. we may be seeing more as the water gets warmer. park crews spent the weekend cleaning up and say clearly not a good idea to swim with dead fish

>>ic waing up moms that have not been involved in policy making of public education or political prosnever voted, these are not political people, they are moms concerned about the future of their children. >> carley: you are taking action and not going anywhere. thank you for joining us this morning. new video shows moment officers step in and revive a six-year-old migrant child and those who work to keep the border secure say this chaos falls on president biden's feet. >> we see border in chaos and cries because biden administration dismantled all proven policies. >> todd: you saw acting secretary chad wolf, he is here talking to us next. how do we decide what hotel to book? (yelping) fear not, i got you. choice hotels has a hotel for every type of stay. like a comfort with the kiddos. spacious! that's what they all say. stay twice and get a $50 gift card when you book direct at choicehotels.com. >> todd: back with a fox weather alert temperature is all anyone is talking about around here. this is the airport, city of brotherly love waking up to hazardous conditions, everyone should

california's community schools: reimagining public education. coming to san francisco.lcome mat to celebrate pride. it is located on market street. sunday's pride parade will go right past this location. ama: public transit agencies are providing extra service sunday for pride. bart is running more trains and will operate from 8:00 a.m. to midnight. caltrain is adding four that will run northbound into the city. three lines will be rerouted because of the parade. detours are in effect all weekend. poison, a disco ball, a former abc 7 employee -- all part of the oldest gay bar in the country. dan: our morning anchor sat down with the owner of the white horse in oakland to see what else makes this historic establishment so special. ♪ >> the white horse was in 1933, which makes it 90 years old. we are not a scene but we are a vibe. you can show up in slippers or a cut off shirt and be who you want to be. no judgment at all. i'm the proud oldest operating gay bar in the united states, the white horse. reporter: that is really saying something. >> i know. >> this is very muc

i'm a big beaver in public education.daughter graduated today from a plumber and we're very happy with her public education. but people are leaving publications in droves, an exodus going on, because they don't feel like their children is given an education as opposed to an indoctrination. >> i think many teens are aware of being branded or even worse. this is a free topic and we're for free speech and debate so great to have you on >> how one reporter kept a fan at arm's length. the last bite explains. desist arming someone in sforts is on the football field a miami reporter pulled it off on a hockey arena last night >> a loud crowd here. fans enjoying the less ideal night for the panthers. [crowd noise]. right? >> i life that. get her a contract. that's good. that's it, gutfield take its from here. [music] why? oh , heavy, happy tuesday, everybody! yea. indeed! [laughter] member got stabbed it is new york city. >> society city is getting new face. the illegal ail yens biden

narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. >>> famous actress jane fonda stopped in san francisco not to promote a new film but to talk about her role as a community activist. she appeared at the castro theater. it included a casual conversation. she said one of her top concerns is climate change. >> my life now is devoted to focusing on the climate crisis. what i realized is, there is, if there is no racism, there would be no climate crisis. >> tonight is the first night of pride and festivities. also included a drag queen, disco music. >>> this could be must-see tv. barry bonds is the subject of an upcoming documentary from his childhood in san carlos to his career with the giants and all the controversy in between. in 2011, he was convicted of obstruction of justice for his connection with the baseball steroid scandal. that conviction was overturned in 2015. it has kept him out of the baseball hall of fame. hbo plans to produce the documentary about the home run king. no title or release date has been announced just yet. >> it should be interesting. >>

narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education.n the bay area beat police are searching for three suspects in a doughnut shop robbery. this happened friday morning before 1:00 a.m. you can see the masked men inside the store. suddenly one jumps over the counter holding the employees at gunpoint. the robbers got way with cash and says they have dealt with break-ins before but this is the boldest. >> we are trying to make it. this is my parents american dream. what is disheartening is for my parents to tell me they operated in oakland close to 40 years and this is the worst they have seen it. . >> how frightening for that person working that morning. so hard to watch. oakland police encourage anyone with information to give them a call. >>> in santa rosa, a 15-year-old is in critical condition after a shooting saturday night. they found him alone lying hurt on the street. this happened on blacksmith way near bellevue ranch park in the southern part of the city. a reward up to $2,500 is offered for any information leading to the arres