samantha: exactly. in english and math, we are looking at standard california historically does not have all kids at grade level, even less fixed are at grade level. kristen: scores to 2019 scores? ok. let me ask you. you mentioned some racial differences. whether differences between schools that did remote learning versus ones that started in person? samantha: that deeper analysis is hard to see, this is not a complete data set. the test they used. the state released a portion of those tests. we are able to see a smattering across the state. to do that regional analysis is not really possible at this point. we are seeing those gaps in terms of the differences between african-american, latino students, english learners. kristen: give me some of the numbers. samantha: for example, in the third grade, and 2019, almost half of kids were at grade level. in 2021, 40%. 17% decline. that is in english language arts. in math it was close to a 20 cent decline in third rate. we are seeing those percentages across

samantha: thank you. there are dimensions of our work that are explicitly designed to bring new resources to bear because i live in the world you live in. as we have more climate shock, as we have a historic number of displaced people, more now than at any time since hitler's, the pandemic, on top of all that, you -- the level of food insecurity, famine, you get new conflicts that come online and the number of emergencies that goes up and it's really challenging. you are diverting -- there's a risk one diverts more -- providing the fish rather than the fishing rod in the old parable. i worry about that but some of the development we are managing to do an awful lot of core development work and investment for example in domestic research mobilization. we were just doing this with the fragile sudanese government that was just overthrown in a military takeover and we hope will get reversed in the coming days. it needs to get reversed in the coming days. that was a government that was not collecting any tax re

josh's wife samantha was 37 weeks pregnant when she got covid.ed. samantha was taken to hospital, where her daughter evie grace was delivered by emergency c—section. but samantha's condition deteriorated and she died a few weeks later. she was just 35. we thought we had maybe another 50 years together. and then all that was taken away, just in an instant. and just now, more than ever... you should just live your life because you don't know if you are going to get another. you don't know if you're going to wake up the next day. at samantha's funeral, josh was determined his wife and his newborn daughter should be together one last time. so evie grace was baptised in the same service. i stood at the coffin with evie grace for a few minutes afterwards. just to feel like the two of them were close, even, for a minute or two. if i had seen somebody else doing it, i probably would have thought it would have been sort of strange. but, to me, itjust feels normal or right. and it was the best thing to do and the right thing to do. josh says he is determin

morning samantha. _ expect a decision? morning samantha, the _ expect a decision?amantha, the judges - expect a decision? morning i samantha, the judges hearing the samantha, thejudges hearing the arguments of the government right now and all through the morning he has been hearing the arguments from novak djokovic' legal team who essentially makes two main points. one, that the tennis star had done everything that was asked of him by tennis australia and was granted an exemption based on the fact that he contracted covid-i9 and the fact that he contracted covid—i9 and mid—december and that this exemption as far as he understood was valid and that he also received a document from the home affairs department saying that his travel declaration which included that exemption had been assessed and that he was then deemed to be allowed to enter australia quarantine free. they also made the point that he was not treated fairly when he arrived in melbourne airport on wednesday, that he was held for hours and was essentially told that his visa had been revoked without being

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samantha, thank you forjoining us. of people watching may not have ever have heard of it?— heard of it? absolutely. aquamation _ heard of it? absolutely. aquamation is - heard of it? absolutely. aquamation is an - heard of it? absolutely. - aquamation is an alternative to burial and cremation, a choice that families have. very similar end result to cremation where the family receives an urban, anything that you can do with cremation ushers you can do with ashes from aquamation. ——an urn. at aquamation does not use fire, it uses a process thatis not use fire, it uses a process that is 95% water and 5% alkaline to gently reduce the body to the mineral remains. the minerals arejust body to the mineral remains. the minerals are just like, with flame cremation, it is what is returned to the family in an urn. there are no emissions, mercury is not released into the air, and it uses less energy.— uses less energy. you talk there about _ uses less energy. you talk there about the _ uses less energy. you talk there about the fa

tickets tickets for what tickets wired tickets excited samantha shivaria is 26 years old and you sawhe got warriors lakers tickets now, here's the backstory samantha who has special needs is a die-hard warriors fan her father who passed away less than three months ago was a die-hard lakers fan samantha's. mom tells us her daughter has always wanted to see the warriors play in person and come february. she will be able to do just that. you're gonna go see the warriors. samantha's mom says she hopes that this shows others that no matter your age or disability dreams do indeed come true. all right with that chris alvarez joining us with a preview of sports chris. deon coming up in sports. we're down to the final week of the nfl regular season and it was a trade day in the bay trey lance starts slow finishes strong as the niners playoff push continues spo chase first banking. a debit card for kids, and a set of tools to help them learn good money habits. by creating allowances and assigning chores, they can practice earning every day. with a debit card just for them, they'll learn smart

this is samantha. you clearly saw she got warriors tickets and they are playing the lakers. the back story is samantha is a diehard warriors fans and her dad passed away who was a lakers fan. she said her daughter has always wanted to see them play in person. >> you are going to see the warriors. and they are playing your dad's favorite team. jobina: samantha's mom said she hopes this shows that a your age or disability that dreams come true. reggie: ihe has the best time ever. coming kicking up his journey to find love. kumasi: also, a french bulldog stolen from its owner. reggie: it has been described as the worst attack on american democracy since the civil war. a look back at the capitol attack that happened one year ago this week. we will be right back.. ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible

samantha bowers, we can't let the master of bun guys, you know, zahn de jang. but obviously some of the hillary clinton, they all say they acted, do it for you. propriety and strategically turn obama's mind be in less than an hour to work out the time difference between washington. and this is one of the horrible mistakes on the weapons. you know, the cumulative since $967.00, the spilled out into the sam. we can see, you know, we can see it don't look like we can see it today. we can see the thousands drowning in the mediterranean and in recent months and ever since the native invasion, i want to get back to punch in. why have you said putin's great crime has been that he did fences allies and the taxes enemies? well, yes, this will be outrageous thing when, when the war started in syria. well, put in then the support of the i served opthamologist who had evolved into being somebody who was not just machine gunning people, but bombing them with large bombs to run out of bonds. so they would just take all barrels, booked explosives and brought them on. i had to

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please welcome samantha sonnig. [ cheers and applause ] hello.hanks for speaking with us, miss sonnig. >> thank you so much for having me, jimmy. >> jimmy: so, after the insurrection, items were left behind. >> that's correct, yeah. >> jimmy: have they all been claimed? >> no, most of the items have not actually been claimed. >> jimmy: so do you have a list of all the unclaimed stuff from that time? >> actually, we have the items themselves. >> jimmy: great! >> here in person. >> jimmy: can we see those? >> absolutely. >> jimmy: excellent. >> okay. first off, there are a lot of cargo shorts. [ laughter ] like so many cargo shorts. oh -- and this one had a jimmy dean's breakfast sausage. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, all right. >> i'm going to get hungry later. pwe also have about four dozen pairs of oakley sunglasses. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: all oakley sunglasses? >> all oakley. >> jimmy: why do you think they're all oakley sunglasses? >> i think oakley sunglasses make a statement. and that statement is, "i'm the coach of this tee ball team. and if

i'm samantha simmonds. the man who took four people hostage at a synagogue in texas is confirmed to be a british man named malik faisal akram. his family say they are devastated and do not condone his actions. police here confirm malik faisal akram was originally from blackburn and say they're helping with the investigation led by us authorities. labour leader sir keir starmer says borisjohnson broke the law and should resign over a series of parties at downing street during coronavirus restrictions. novak djokovic has been deported from australia afterjudges rejected the unvaccinated tennis star's appeal to stay in the country on public health grounds. while his on court record will always be the best are among the best in the history of our sport, some of his off court decisions are questionable. surveillance flights prepare to head to the pacific island nation of tonga to assess the damage caused by a volcanic eruption and tsunami. hello and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. the f

last looking, not clear most at bottom major systems that we samantha domains kill straw, sit there who collapsed the key was, is east of his name, al, be so me 207 south and west. do do that be so me. and he the amazed cooling, rosie you, that, that mila thought us iowa muffler requires a severe, almost inch of your water. who hasn't filmed? no me, but i isic. yep. lucille khodiyar on foot dog want as ange bosses, if they go on me as me switch being some man to whom is my mortgage a sac, he will straw seat at da collapse. we much i felt damped. the dust lending me use the events of the past few months have begun to stretch our collective imagination in directions we wouldn't have contemplated before. and as we take stock of everything with land from this pandemic, we need to apply it to the much vida, ongoing emergency of the environmental crisis. after all medicine biggest health problem, we will ever have to collectively face. it's time for the pendulum to swing back toward a greater sense of balance model in the relationships among nations of been the relationships between human kin

i've been speaking to samantha sieber.uamation process. she explained how it worked. aquamation is an alternative to burial and cremation, a choice that families have. very similar end result to cremation, where the family receives an urn. anything that you can do with cremation ashes, you can do with ashes from aquamation. but aquamation does not use fire — it uses a process that is 95% water and 5% alkali to gently reduce the body to the mineral remains. the minerals are — just like, with flame cremation, that's what's returned to the family in an urn. there's no emissions, mercury isn't released into the air, and it uses less energy. you talk there about the fact that there are no emissions — i think it is probably one of the main reasons, obviously, that desmond tutu chose it. is that why a lot of people are using this process now? i think it is a major — it's a major driver and a choice. i think that these decisions are very personal, so a lot of things come into play. but either they perceive it to be a better choice

in contrast administrator samantha power of usaid has been evenhanded in her approach calling for a category for all who commit atrocities and recognizing victims regardless of their ethnic affiliation. it is the correct way to address that, under the forces creating division and discourse in the horn, ethiopia, somalia such as others other regimes responsible for so much suffering. there is stability, an independent area from somalia. i would like to hear comments how to better recognize somaliland in the global community with an eye towards a sustainable peace. i think you, and healed back the balance of my time. >> thank you, mister smith. i now see the chair of the subcommittee on middle east, north africa and global, representative deutsch is with us. they've called votes but we have a few minutes, maybe we can get the chair and ranking member. >> thanks for holding today's joint hearing and thanks to your ongoing commitment to highlighting these issues and all the issues facing africa. we will examine the conflicts across the african continent where nonstate actors have wreaked havoc.

in contrast, administrator samantha power at usaid has been more evenhanded in her approach, calling for accountability for all those who commit atrocities and recognizing victims regardless of their ethnic affiliation. this is the correct way to address this. i went to recognize the horn in ethiopia, somalia and eritrea such as other regimes is responsible for so much suffering in both eritrea as well as in tigray. there is one oasis of sustainability, somaliland. i would like to hear comments as to how to better recognize somaliland in the global community with an eye towards building sustainable peace. i think you and neil back to my good friend. >> thank you very much. i now see that the chair of the subcommittee on middle east west africa and global terrorism representative deutch is with us. i know that they have called votes, but i think we have a few minutes and maybe we can get the right chair and drinking member. >> thanks for holding today's joint hearing. thanks to your ongoing commitment to highlighting these issues and all of the issues facing africa. to our witnesses,

regardless of who that implicates by contrast the administrator samantha power at usaid has been evenhandedapproach in my opinion calling for accountability for all those who commit atrocities and risk regardless of their ethnic affiliation. finally i want to recognize in the horn and ethiopia, somalia such as the regime responsible for so much suffering there is one oasis of stability and that is a de facto independent area from somalia. i would like to hear comments from state and usaid as to how to better recognize the somaliland in the global community with a goal towards sustainable peace. i will yield back to my good friend. >> thank you v very much, mr. smith. i now see that the chair of the subcommittee on middle east north africa and global counterterrorism is with us. iha know that they've called votes, but i think that we have a few minutes. thank you very much for holding today's joint hearing and thanks to your commitment to highlighting these issues and to the witnesses thanks for being here. violentgr extremist groups have been inspired and in many cases actively recruited an

we are joined by samantha hammer. take us back a step. this court case is to do with the fact that these nonfungible tokens got sold of digital birkins. >> yes. hermes is claiming that rothchild infringed -- nesser ross -- nathan rothschild infringed on the bargains with nft's. rothchild says his virgin protects him -- his version protects him and compared the situation to andy world's paintings of campbell's soup cans. this might give the supreme court the chance to clarify trademark rights and the first amendment. >> your view on how courts usually balance these trademark rights versus freedom of expression? >> courts have said these cases should only go in favor of the brand if the artist is explicitly misleading consumers on the source of the work. appeals courts are inconsistent citing how the apply this -- they apply this. it tends to favor artists. but hermes might have a better shot because the consumer might be confused about whether hermes is associated with these meta bargains. -- birkin's. >> i am interesting in the financial

led this country to recognize that there was a space race if you could go to the the next slide samantha. and the two individuals responsible during that period of time where sergei koralov the chief designer on the soviet side and then warner von brown the chief designer on the us side coral off was the one who was intimately responsible for getting the soviets up first. it wasn't until after his death that become the world knew who sergei corp was the soviets kept his identity closely guarded for fear of assassination on the other hand warner von. brown was widely known in fact, he appeared many times with walt disney on various disney shows von brown immigrated to the united states. he was a former nazi commander he was responsible for the development of the v2 during world war ii strategically surrendered to the united states and then came to the united states to begin working on rockets that would ultimately get a human to moon. next slide please. so october 4th 1957. that was the start of the space race if you could go to the next slide. so prior to this each country the the former

think very is a, have you managed to speak to any of your family and friends on, on a since the rob samantha nami. so i haven't, i haven't been able to speak to any of my family, all both friends and i had that there was one message that a come through from out by saying that the way to come through every one was safe. but i haven't heard from have enough my father able to get through to anybody. so 8 is arriving by playing on top of that must be a huge relief, right? yes, absolutely, absolutely. yes, a scale of devastation is big message. so just knowing that aid is starting to trickle in, this is a very, a very positive thing. how has it been waiting, you know, to find out what happened to your family and friends? it must have been a nightmare. it's been very difficult waiting process, but i, you know, we, we haven't just been waiting. we've been, we've been working hard trying to get the well support to let them know that in the middle of a cloud there's a little island country which is covered in ash. so we've been working very hard. we didn't really, i didn't really have the option to,

in contrast, administrator samantha power in usaid has been far more even-handed in her approach in my opinion, calling for accountability for all who committed atrocity and see recognizing victims regardless of their ethnic affiliation. in this, i think is the correct way to address the conflict. finally, i want to recognize that amid the forces creating division and discord in the horn in ethiopia, somali and eritrea, such as the regime responsible for so much suffering in both eritrea and there is one oasis of stability and that is somali land which is a de facto independent area from somali, i would like to hear comments from usaid how to better recognize somali land in a better community with an eye toward building sustainable peace. i yield the rest of my time. >> thank you so much, mr. smith, i now see the chair on the subcommittee in middle east, north africa and global counter terrorism representative deutch is with us. i know they have called votes but i think we have a few minutes, maybe we can get the chair and ranking member. >> thank you very much chair bass, thank you fo

samantha jones, where you had ru mclennan hands, blanche, you spend most of her time trying to seduce the supporting male characters a most impactful. tried to lift the stigma on h i v and aids as an episode where betty white's character rose. actually, i'm not naive, very naive, not promiscuous. she thinks she's contracted h i v and one of her lines are, is not a bad person's disease. now this was in the mid 19 eighties when people were blamed for their having a's blamed people that it was their own fault is still regarded as an example of brilliant comedy acting, and brilliant comedy writing. today, the list goes on and on. what a long listed is for betty water later. thanks so much and that's all the news for now. after a short break, shift takes a look at the digital fashion and how the code with pandemic has changed that business in a big waste, arching for that. and we'll be back and forth product literature invites us to see people in particular. i to see myself as the kids spine, the strange grown up.

ah, samantha and steven spielberg's, we make a west side story, picked up the gong for best musical or comedy. the ceremony was held behind closed doors of following a scandal of lack of diversity and transparency at the hollywood foreign press association. the organization behind the globes. now coming up next, the cost of omicron in the u. k. rob watts, looks at how millions of britons are isolating, putting a big strain on the economy, dw, business is up. next day to these places in europe are smashing the wreckers stepped into a bold adventure. it's the.

the contrast administrator samantha power of usaid has been evenhanded in her approach in my opinion and calls on the accountability of all those that commitos atrocities and recognizing victims regardless of their affiliation. this is the correct way to address. finally, i want to recognize the division and discord in ethiopia, somalia such as the regime responsible for so much suffering. there is one and if it is a de facto independent area from somalia. i'd like to hear comments from the state and the usaid as to better recognize with anlo eye towards building sustainable peace. again, thank you for the hearing and i will yield back the balance of my time. >> thank you very much, mr. smith. i now see that the chair of the subcommittee on middle east africa and global terrorism representative deutchh is with us. i know that they've called votes, but i think we have a few minutes and maybe we can get the chair and ranking member. >> thank you very much, chair bass for holding today's joint hearing and thanks for your ongoing commitment to highlighting these issues and all the issues

oh, thank lisa with his related story. smithville amber allowed us face samantha thrice with a financial keena to do it just said he tele fish. chad with 4 inside. i mean, try to leases 2 young daughters close along with daddy, richie. mm hm. daughter to book it, elena sale. no, miss no. on the key conflict on the market and then landlord, thank you. it was ovalia's yap k a lot. the nail and one with them went to piracy, the quality of the blue mound, american ad not from media northeast ang was an american nun who was murdered. not far from here in 2005 likes a cloud. you and maria, she dedicated her life to defending the amazon. and ultimately she died for any beth i if i was in the cloud yet am would divide those who i key and you missed that it abode, said then be glad. i q. swale them on mine aly and yet a more to sort of issue the ghost of a more did you falafel a van out? mm hm. ah. but she also wanted to show me a collection of newspapers, detailing years of threats against her brother and sister in law. i, law ma chelsea, ada analisia, and that is all now kenya, cassandra and ye

. >>> le hace la prueba rÁpida casera a su hija samantha. >>> preocupada, porque si los papÁs no somosnsables habrÁ otras consecuencias. >>> por varios dÍas la escuela de su hija y la mayorÍa, suspendieron clases presenciales por que gran nÚmero de su personal estaba en cuarentena por covid-19. >>> creÉmos con estos dÍas fueron gran diferencia, se dio para que personal estuviera en cuarentena, en casa recuperÁndose ahora pueden regresar. en el comunicado donde anunciaron el regreso clases para este 18 del enero explican quÉ medidas han tomado, pruebas de covid-19 anunciaron dieron dos kit para estudiantes de preescolar agrado 12 y pruebas para el personal, darÁn masca roo yas scli clÍnicas a los estudiantes y tienen suplentes y voluntarios para apoyar a quien lo necesite. expertos dicen aÚn mÁs importante que los padres se comuniquen con sus hijos y les hablen de la pandemia claramente. la experta recomienda no endulzar la informaciÓn si no, utilizar hechos claros para tomar medidas y cuidarse en la escuela y recordarme deudas bÁsicas. expertos dicen la repeticiÓn es la clave por lo qu

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well no schools k, pico chose to put in with samantha villa. don't sit on the eugenia. they're calling me need see if i leave it. still, dormer for years still to help, but it wants to be on a word not even go when you're new, before. no need to speak nepalese or coachable to years of simply at least for the ability partial school. no one will bonnet. and so i was showing your last name folks our just those the dollars to wallet but a google welski. finally, a caveat. she is born yet. sure. lawless balls, only i'm yet i was all sure georgia. no but the most to none but the visit had have none of what a great deal go come would cover him with an unpopular degnan of a good bye nat. mister d, which because it looks as though gimme yet. and almost the time when she said he was an emotional fortune, whatever boy or not. so she knew screen you'd have go, what is dick them just go, don't go just so climate on yours. that's what i'm wrong. it up sheer that would she knew that problems. katharine humphrey go to the i don't you all to sit with was pretty to hear the don't you thi

samantha is rhys's mum and the children's grandmother.ir lives. you know, cos they were just babies. they were just babies. who do you blame? no—one. the road. i blame the road. 0ne false move and you're done for. you really are done for. if you go on that road, you are literally taking your life in your hands. everybody knows that. everybody knows the a82 is the forgotten road and it needs to change. four people in one car died. four people from our family died on that road. that's enough. the uk government says our roads are among the safest in the world. but it's conducting a safety review with police chiefs. five people a day die on our roads, and there is growing pressure on government and the police to act now. what we need is leadership from the top. we need every chief constable to have targets to actually reduce deaths on the roads in their areas. without those targets, it will never be a priority. how will it change? without being too negative and pessimistic about it, i don't think it's likely to change in the near future. but

samantha from new york is a 3 time karate will champion who trains 4 hours a day. this is her bedroom. other times a place where a child placed their head for the my to provide insight into their families difficult living situation and daily fight for survival ah, for the 15 years british photography, james madison has documented where children sleep i was asked to come up with a project for a children's charity or either of a child and kind of smiling a lot o a child in a disaster situation. so i began to think about my, how could you know, a little bit more about a child, and i thought back to my own childhood, i kind of looked at the kids in the pictures and i kind of thought, i wonder what their bedroom is like. nicole home to 7 year old indira. she'd have family live in a single room. the children sleep on the floor. indira has worked at a granite quarry since she was 3 years old for 5 to 6 hours a day with any protective deal. mm. james madison, many many boys and girls who have been robbed of the very things that make childhood special, being free from care

samantha, him and driver is the only engine with a lifetime guarantee. and wherever they show up, the mock cars are guaranteed to turn heads and provoke, debate is bad. and, and named after the founder of the porsha company, st. legal and pedestrian zones, to murphy. sure. it's basically a bicycle even if it runs on 4 wheels still. yes, because it's a one also on lucy's and say that i am elected to me and i'm gone. i'm so simple and everyone can use it. and it's a counter statement to the decadence of super rich people am buying the real thing in times like this wasn't easy to cough ah, been be up if we don't exercise ecological common sense and modesty, then we're going to cause a lot of damage insights done mocking to see africa for the philosopher, the thought harvey is a reference to the 19th sixty's, the heyday for cars as design or items and cult objects. and asking gaiety left and so in the 1st 3 decades after the 2nd world war. and see how the introduction of the welfare state in europe gave people the promise of us brighter future molding mints,

thanks so much, samantha, grosser my pleasure, thanks for having me. on us got more on this topic with matawan, bashar al jazeera senior political analyst joins us from paris. what kind of a gas plan to expect to emerge from this meeting between joe biden and the mayor of casa? well, certainly in any bilateral meeting there are, there are 2 agenda for 2 precedents, right? need those, clearly the united states wants to see what its options are if and when the crisis gets out of control. what we know from record is that the russians do not cut off their gas supplies. the last 2 crises in europe, the russians continued with their gas supply chain and germany, i think new, that was the question is whether there's an amount of pressure on the pins to cut from then end of the, the receiving or over of russia gas. and hence, find an alternate that would be the use of nato on that gas weapon if you will. so we're not exactly sure at this point in time, whether it's going to be russia or the west that's going to be using gas as a weapon, but certainly widen, is