the annual hip hop scholastics returns to fairyland in oakland this weekend.hool event for the oakland unified school district to engage thousands of families through music, dance and wellness. joining us now is cory johnson, who is the organizer of hip hop scholastics and taco garcia. the event's co-executive director. gentlemen, welcome. it's nice to see you again from all those years ago. you still look the same. thank you. sir. >> you too were young. you know what, >> hip hop. hip hop and fairyland. two things that i really like when my kids were young enough to go to fairyland, it made a big impression on the. so you're leveraging that to get these kids involved? yes yes. >> and kind of just getting them together to understand that health should be number one, along with, you know, understanding how to take care of yourself and, you know, have fun. you know, it's going to be a lot of fun at the hip hop fairyland event. >> who thought of this? >> oh, this is kind of a joint thing, you know, we know a few things. >> we think after doing this for over 20 yea

for more, we're joined by one of the organizers, corey johnson from hip hop scholastic., great to have you here. >> hey, thanks for having me. absolutely. ktvu. >> yeah, we appreciate that. it sounds like an absolute blast. this is the second year you're doing this at fairyland, right on lake merritt. how how does this event use the power of hip hop to bring the community together? make people happier and healthier? >> well, i mean, first and foremost, hip hop. hip hop heal, and that's what we're all about. using hip hop as a medium to teach people, but also teach them about themselves. health is wealth, and that's what we're kind of trying to do. bring it out to the community, let them know that there's a lot of different resources you don't know about, but also, you know, kind of bring them together by using the magic healing power of hip hop. >> yeah. and to that end, there's going to be hip hop performances, but also workshops so that the kids who come out and their families, they can learn more about about making making music, you know, beat making, writing rhymes,

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. >> as the director of the history museum, how much time do you spend listening to scholastic historians? >> i'm fortunate to have dozens of historians on the staff at the national museum which is a long tradition of bringing in scholars and certain fields. the history of modern science, the history of music and popular culture, the history of political movements. it is an incredible group of scholars that choose them to work but who choose to work in ways that have millions of objects we hold in the stewardship to help tell the stories and there's miles of archival materials and joining if you will the federal partners for the archives. but then if you infuse that with the oral history and traditions and the written word and the object we c have created in timi think it's an incrediblebl opportunity to tell meaningful stories and to figure out how to interpret but in 75 words on an exhibit text, so i love also that kind of art of that and how to instill the material 250 objects that relate to what you want to tell into an accessible and meaningful multilingual set of words that help peo

to celebrate, it says it's partnered with scholastic to curate an inclusive children's book collection and give them out for free at medical clinics across the bay area. the collection includes books with families of color, same sex parents, and characters with disabilities. the group plans to distribute 16,000 free books as oakland students marked the first day of school. today, there are some changes both in and outside of the classroom. the oakland unified school district is launching its fleet of fully electric school busses for students with special needs and for the first time, 16 and 17 year old students in high school will be allowed to vote in school board elections. the district also says this year is the first time since the 80s where every elementary school will offer performance arts programs. >> amazing. it's important for kids who may want to have careers in the arts, but in art plays a huge role in developing creativity, which we know is a huge skill for kids to be competitive in the job market. >> still, district leaders will face tough decisions this year too, due to

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of

. >> as director of the american history museum a much time do you spend with scholastic historians? >> i am incredibly fortunate to have dozens of historians on staff that joined with me at the national museum of american history which has a long tradition of bringing us in certain fields. we have the history of food in the history of brewing and whether they are specializing in the history of modern science, the history of music, the history of popular culture the history of political movements. it's an incredible group of scholars who choose them to work at the smithsonian but who choose to work in ways that use material culture and use millions of objects that behold in viewership to the american people and our quest to enliven the past in ways that truly in which we have linear feet of archival materials enjoying our federal partners at the national archives and library of congress. if you infuse that with histories and traditions the written word and the objects that we have created handed down in time you have an incredible opportunitya to tell dense meaningful stories but the

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. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours. >> citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at

so as director of the american history museum, how much do you how much time do you spend with scholastic historians? i am incredibly fortunate to have dozens of historians on staff kind of joined with me at the national museum of american history, which is a long tradition of bringing in scholars in certain fields. we just ran into one who specialized in the history of food and the history of brewing and whether they are specializing in the history of transportation history of modern science, the history of music, the history of popular culture, the history of political movements. it is an incredible kind of group of scholars who choose then to work at the smithsonian and in washington, but who choose to work in ways that use material culture, that use the millions of objects that we hold in stewardship for the american people. in our collection to really help tell those stories and enliven the past in ways that truly archival material, which we also have miles of linear feet of archival material, kind of joining, if you will, our federal partners at the national archives and the library

earlier on the four, we spoke with one of the organizers, cory johnson, from the group hip hop scholastics it's going to be diabetes screenings. there's going to be blood pressure checks. there's going to be even vaccinations. if you haven't got vaccinated for school. >> there will also be back to school giveaways and workshops for kids to learn about beat making, rhyming and breakdancing, and a reminr here as kids go back to school, you can help equip our bay area studen with the tools they need. as parered with supply bank.org for this year's back to school supply drive, and we only have one morft. tomorrow is the last day. so just scan the qr code here on your screen to find out how you can donate. again, the last day is tomorrow. >> let's hit that goal. all right. if you consider yourself a foodie. an event this weekend is dedicated to spending the entire weekend indulging in delicious eats. foodie land kicks off tomorrow afternoon at the santa clara county fairgrounds. hundreds of vendors will highlight a variety of multicultural foods that will also be games and entertainment availab

time, effort and skills to the people of your community as well as forla yourersonal and scholastic achievements. as an active example to others you've served to inspire the odwill and participation of many others. if i may i would like to echo the same words back to you today becausee they capture perfectly my own sentiments on this occasion.t it is fitting that we gather today on giving day on our campus when the university community comes together to support itself. i can think of no other individual who has given as much to this institution for as long as governor to caucus . in fact only very few come to mind with a record of public service to this commonwealth and to this country that is as lengthy and distinguished as governor dukakis. service is at the very core of what michael dukakis is all about. it is who he is. he joined our faculty as the professor of political science in 1991. for 29 years, he helped to educate students and colleagues alike about public policy and leadership, about the value of public service in this great country and he's been an inspiration and a role model for

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. >> trump all talk working scholastic people look at inflation, one of the biggest issues facing this country inflation not policy driven. it is driven by corporate greed consumer price-gouging that is what donald trump stands for the rich get richer working class get left behind. >> j.d. vance is a fraud not for working class be real talks about hillbilly roots i got hillbilly roots one lesson taught growing up don't forget where you come from i don't work for venture cap lifrts. liz: he worked for a huge union that is kind of baloney, look i think that again i think democrats are in enormous pressure economic story isn't going to work the number one issue every election is the economy. and, by the way, jobs, the big thing from the -- biden administration, from the beginning, has been the creation of jobs, talks about it all the time. now that is going backwards we have the rule in effect announcement jumped up more than half a percentage point that does usually signal recession we will see it hasn't started yet it may not. we've had a couple recession scarce two years they never mat

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. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones inssrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours. >> citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of

we saw how this rule from a local chapter of the california inner scholastic federation is being usedew policy. fans attending local high school sports games can get a yellow and red card if they are not acting right. yellow is a warning, red, ejection. >> this will be a way instead of getting into an argument, because emotions are high and fans are upset. for them to kind of calmly address it. >> the assistant commissioner for it. the office spearheads the committee along with a dozen coaches. bringing forward the idea of a nonverbal way to let parents and fans know they are off sides. >> a simple warning that the rest of the crowd might see. we don't need to actually escort in that. >> and maybe it is an education piece for them no20,000 of the yellow and red cards went out to every school in the section but for 35 who have not gotten them yet. this picking off a 45 spectator ejections last school year and 40 throughout the entire area throughout the year before that. >> the passion is great, intensity is great. gear that towards cheering for your kids and the positive things your k

flash floods in west, inside the saudi arabia and across new ports to time as well. strapped soft scholastic hair is turned rather west. again with this line of thunderstorms. stretching down to was put on the the, the latest news as it breaks the united nations hopes, but the focus on the refugee team will help people understand the stigmatization, marginalization and violence suffer by refugee with detailed coverage. if you hope your husband have experienced a landslide on this k of with this so many people to kill from around the world between those white coast guard ships and the blue vessel, that's where a 2nd tankers think last week. so close to the store, we can see clearly with the naked die this is the 1st genocide that we see real time. it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a true side of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bias who understand what they are looking to see out and raise. the listening post covers

contributions of time effort and skills to the people of your community, as well as for your personal and scholastic achievements as vocal, active example to others. you have served to inspire the goodwi and goodwill and dissipation of many. i would like to echo these same words because they capture my own sentiment to you on this occasion. it is fizzing gather today when the university community comes together to support itself and i can think of no other individual as much to this sedition or as long as governor has had. of puc service to this common wealth and to this country that says lengthy and distinguished as governor dukakis's service is is at the very core of what michael dukakis is all about. it is who he is. he joined our faculty, distinguished professor of political science in 1991 for 29 years. he helped to educate students and colleagues alike about public policy and leadership, about the value of public service in this great country. and he has been an inspiration, a role model for all of us. we are proud and honored to him and his legacy today on this special giving day at northeast

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newhom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for you. gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of eell phones at 2 of it

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for you. gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of it

. >> hitting the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for you. gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of its alternati

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones inssrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of its

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for you. gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of it

. >> eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real destruction. they should be focused. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >> let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of

>>eliminating the mental health, scholastic and social risks associated with using cell phones in classrooms is essential to achieving academic success suggests governor gavin newsom to which parents and guardians in the mount diablo unified school district agree is a real distraction. they should be focus. what they supposed to school on tuesday in a letter sent to school district leaders across the state newsom implored schools to enforce a b to 72, which he signed into law back in 2019, it grants school districts, the authority to regulate the use of smart phones during school hours. >>citing data that shows students perform better without being distracted by a cellphone. newsom says in a statement, quote, the evidence is clear, reducing phone use in classrooms promotes concentration, academic success and social and emotional development. >>let's do what's best for our you gauge minutes. gone up and conflicts of gone way down. doctor adam clark is superintendent of the mount diablo unified school district which for a year and a half has restricted the use of cell phones at 2 of its altern