and mentoring from expert mentors teachers and that experience in the kind of schools that their teachers will ultimately teaching teachers of color are more likely to teach in school with mostly schools of color and it's important that there he will have these experiences in their settings and so that they feel confident and well prepared when into the classroom and more likely to stay for the long haul. >> real quick, before my time is up, to comment on the gun violence and how that is affecting the teachers and the young people entering into the teaching profession. >> and so thank you and all morning long as you can imagine, my phone has man ringing off the hook, what can we do it how do we move through this in the teachers across the country are thinking about this at the same time, number one, about the grandmothers in buffalo and the kids in texas and number two, they are thinking about grandmothers in buffalo and kids in texas and number three, thinking about how do we create a safe welcoming environment for all of us and that is why alene into in this hearing,

of the things that keep teachers in teaching. turnover is almost double that of any other occupation of their peers and students in schools that serve the majority students of color with those students who live in poverty experienced higher teacher turnover rate and covid has made this worse. i'm going to kick off 4 things i suggest we do but they all go to the question what would make you recommend a career in teaching to your own child or grandchild particularly in public schools and what can you doto help . number one, we can actually do much more in terms of recruitment and preparation of a gohigh-quality diverse teaching force over 80 percent of teachers are now white and female while students of color make up about 50 percent of the student oopopulation. our ranks should reflect this diversity so the grow your own programs which educate support staff to become certified teachers is a really good program and historically black colleges and other minority serving institutions will prepare half of all teachers of color in thiscountry . we can actually on them more. number two retaining teachers is as important as recruiting teach

of newly hired black teachers compared to just 22% of other first-year teachers. challenging teaching conditions can lead to higher turnover. teachers of color most likely to teach in schoolserving a majority of students of color often contend with a lack of resources and support. in addition, some teachers report facing discrimination and stereotyping. affective teaching can influence these decisions. poor leadership doubles the probability teachers turnover. congress can support diversity and high-quality preparation through the appropriations process, including the $9 billion roadmap for the american family plan. while recovery funds can be used to support a local and diverse workforce, sustained federal investments are needing. they were all treated or updated on a bipartisan basis. first, underwriting the cost of teacher preparation can encourage more students of color to pursue teaching and do so through a high-quality program that promotes future teacher retention. scholarships and loan programs in exchange for commitment to teach -- these programs are most effective at recruiting teachers. teacher residencies or district university partnerships have effective teach

of the teacher of russian language and literature irina ivanovna vetrova alexander klyashtorny secondary school number 12 of the city of novopolotsk inquisitive purposeful and a little modest and class teacher mathematics teacher irina aleksandrovna anna tretyak gymnasium of the city of dragichin bright spectacular and optimistic and teacher-psychologist svetlana anatolyevna kozhukh secondary school number two of the city of kamenets karina dreamer and teacher of english yuliya vyacheslavovna goditskaya mikhail gorobchuk secondary school number two of the city of rechitsa purposeful sympathetic interested in new things and teacher of history irina yakovlevna pin pavel gavron secondary school number eight of the city of gomel is sure that his parents are not ashamed of him and the history teacher and social science galina yurievna s podnikova. ksenia levitskaya secondary school number three of the city of vaukavysk purposeful emotional and very sociable and teachers of the russian language and literature literature tatyana nikolaevna kovrova gymnasium number one of the city of lyuban is just a g

number 14 of the city of baranovichi is purposeful and optimistic and the teacher of german valentina vasilievna khovanskaya alexander andyk secondary schoolumber 26 of the city of gomel active positive never sits still and is cool head teacher of mathematics olga vasilievna stepanova ksenia zhuk secondary school number two of the city of slonim, charming, purposeful and resourceful and a teacher music svetlana viktorovna ostapenko mikhail zemlyansky gymnasium number two in grodno considers himself a walking encyclopedia and geography teacher vitaly leonidovich pushkar gymnasium number 39 in minsk is an inquisitive cheerful and athletic and teacher of the belarusian language and literature elena mikhailovna fire. aleksey grabovsky, the borovlyansk gymnasium believes that a person can do everything and a computer science teacher sandra vladimirovna gavs? gleb became a post at the gymnasium of the city of fanipol, a guy in love with the sky and a mathematics teacher oleg ivanovich klimovichsky myshkovichsky secondary school of the kirovsky district calm balanced optimist and computer science teacher valentina mikhailovna zhilinskaya krasnopo

teachers should _ school uniforms in terms of teachersn terms of teachers should have a yard line on enforcing school _ should have a yard line on enforcing school uniforms. the piece also talks— school uniforms. the piece also talks about the education secretary who has— talks about the education secretary who has a _ talks about the education secretary who has a very different take on those _ who has a very different take on those things as well. overall, it's an interesting one. i think teachers would _ an interesting one. i think teachers would arguably say that we can make this decision amongst ourselves and parents. _ this decision amongst ourselves and parents, schools and teachers can come _ parents, schools and teachers can come together and hopefully have a decision— come together and hopefully have a decision making process on that between — decision making process on that between the two parties. this is a bil between the two parties. this is a big government intervention on this debate, _ big government intervention on this d

teacher. the detectives were deprived of starting with the teachers, but this version gave rise to a real scandal. it flied in the thirtieth school; it is considered an elite educational institution in the sixties, the head of the investigative department of the prosecutor's office of the udmurt ussr in soviet times, the children of members of the obkoparty of major bosses studied at the elite thirtieth school. the possible involvement of teachers or school personnel in the brutal murder caused general anger and condemnation. such a general republican resonance, almost daily control by government authorities? izhevsk policemen were constantly harassed with demands. get the criminal. where do you want? and as soon as possible at that moment, an event occurred dramatically that changed the course of the investigation. azina street is named in honor of the red commander vladimir azin, the people call this area a tatar bazaar or zarika. today it's lively city ​​highway, 50 years ago it was different. the woman went to rinse clothes at the nearest pond at the intersection with traktornaya street there was a gypsy taport, and no one wa

here, it will be social or difficult, but there is a chance, and this chance is called the school of teachers, as people of art, should also be engaged in this. and the question of the russian language here is how it should be in this work, because you understand what will go into some people have total opposition, and now some ukrainians have a definite opposition and talk about gentle ukrainization, how to do it with people who lived for eight years under total propaganda, well , here, unfortunately, there can only be one system of work. we must say that the ukrainian language is the state language and this completely exhausts its functions . that is, you can not speak ukrainian with your mother and child in the family, you can read books in russian , the state does not get into your bed in your house, but when you move around in the public sphere or you move around as a citizen or you serve in of the army or you work behind the counter or you work in the government or in the public space, that is ukrainian. that is, we do not understand for myself that the ukrainian language is not a burde

of the region where there are no hostilities in the occupied territory, the russians are trying to fix life in quotes yesterday in kherson , you are talking, held a meeting with teachers, teachers , schooltration, just heroes , only 20 people came to listen to him, despite the fact that in the city, 71 schools of teachers are called on to prepare for training under the new program, to go to the crimea to improve their qualifications, in quotes, in fact, all the principals said that they were not satisfied with this, and it turned out that he told laguta, the former commander of the ground command of the allies and the us army in europe, is convinced that by the end of the summer the ukrainian army will be able to push the russian invaders back to the positions they occupied before the full-scale invasion , that is, by february 20, the third to february 24, general hodges said this further we have operational information from the general staff of ukraine, let's see together the 94th day of the heroic resistance of the ukrainian people to the russian military invasion in the volyn and polis areas, identified units of the armed forces the republic of belarus continues to carry out the task

of my development. i became a musician, i became a music school teacher, and i met a lot of wonderful people and still meetwe remain friends with them, because, uh, music teacher - it's not easy, teacher, the lesson goes individually with each student and the teacher comes into such close contact with the student with his family with his parents that then these relationships last a lifetime. and this is what belarus gave me a lot of such contacts. after these culinary projects, you will run to the kitchen, that there is strength, we will have completely experimental dumplings. we have not prepared such things yet. after all, it is impossible to sit back when you know so many excellent recipes, vegetables can be absolutely any, broccoli, brussels sprouts, green beans are perfect. you can also add zucchini eggplant pepper pits. you can not throw it away, but cook a delicious broth from them and freeze, and then use it in cooking various dishes, i love cottage cheese madly and eat it every morning. i have some kind of cream that the body needs cottage cheese in the morning, watch belarus 24 tv channel and coo

she represents the community of newtown which suffered a mass elementary school shooting in 2012. she's also a former teacher. it's been nearly a decade since that horrific shooting and sandy hook elementary school in december of 2012. and in the aftermath of that attack, connecticut legislator passed a sweeping gun safety bill. what do you think is the difference -- >> good morning katie, thank you so much for having me. i can tell you in the days and weeks after sandy hook, our entire state, every community was deeply impacted and demanded action. there was public sentiment in a public push to make sure that action was taken. and not just at the moment when a teacher or a school faculty is facing a shooter on the grounds but all of the indicators leading up to that moment. and a big part of that was gun safety and gun violence prevention methods. >> in 2016, you earned the distinction of being named national teacher of the year. the epidemic of school shootings continued unabated. as a former teacher, what do you have to save a proposal during republicans to disarm the teachers and hard in the schools? tho

school. she came to minsk to do it. she graduated from the academy of music and successfully works as a teacher, belarus for our heroines has become a source of inspiration and a place where their dreams come true. when i studied at school in chisinau, i there were wonderful teachers and the first 8 years. i studied the violin and i was interested in everything in the symphony orchestra in chisinau, the accompanist and always the viola group stands out very well. and so he came and said you know, if you want, here is our orchestra, uh, there are no violas at school, violas you yourself said that you like viola maybe you will switch to this and bring your viola to play and immediately agreed. here is the environment in which children grow up and the formation of direction depends on it. and i really liked it. e play. but of course, like all children, other children play in the street, play with dolls, play with their girlfriends. and i only had my mother at home . she's a housewife dressmaker, and she kept track of that. it is very important when someone directs, because all children want to play, carefree on the street

a series of master classes was conducted by teachers from metropolitan universities. in music schools the lesser nenets autonomous okrug, the main goal of the yuri rozum workshop project is to help teachers in remote regions improve their skills and support gifted children. this year, for the first time, an art mediation laboratory was organized , what it is and what opportunities opened up for young musicians, zuli osmanova found out at one piano, nine-year-old ruslan isaev , a pupil of the music school in the city of noyabrsk, after another people's artist of russia yuri rozun pianists, beginners and maestro are looking for the right dynamics in retirement. sviridov the same transition from forte to drunk. come on, well done, you have a good sorcerer to conjure something good. thank you, and please, all the fincops go deeper, next at the master class timothy of the apostles to delve inside. it's like he wrote them. he himself, together with beethoven , can play one piece hundreds of thousands of times in a different way, only without playing music on an automatic machine without cra

yes, not at the age of 11 completes 23 yunanki olympiad contenders for gold medals. we love our teachers, we love our school. we participated in the olympics, it was a lot of fun and great. we are so imbued with our teachers to this place to this school. she became for us. the smiles of the graduates, the cranial emotions , the cask ambition of the mentor at the holy bell ringer beatnal today and at all the schools of the capital naurat, the sixth line, according to tradition, appointed the left-handed to the school, blamed the teachers from surrounded everything in the waltz at their school dubbing and the palette played a joke on the plot oleg vitkov. and the strict suits, strong limbs of the graduate momo alley, are everywhere special for his students alone with the lines of striding vacations, inshi called them broken from school at the capital gymnasium no. 12, she arrived before the twelfth grade, graduating more than 90 students. where is this future taken into account ? physicians and teachers, economists, marketers, and i am a chef-trained artists, athletes. the skin hero of today has holy mary and

number two of the city of kamenets karina dreamer and teacher of english yulia vyacheslavovna goditskaya mikhail gorobchuk secondary school number two of the city of rechitsa purposeful sympathetic interested in new things and teacher of history irina yakovlevna petkun pavel gavron secondary school number eight of the city of gomel is sure that his parents are not ashamed of him and the history teacher and social science galina yurievna s podnikova. ksenia levitskaya secondary school number three in the city of vaukavysk purposeful emotional and very sociable and teachers of the russian language and literature literature tatyana nikolaevna kovaleva gymnasium number one of the city of lyuban is just a good girl and biology teacher olga nikolaevna kirill gorbunov butkovskaya, secondary school named after polina metelka his motto there are no too simple things there are too simple minds and a teacher of russian language of literature an english teacher tatyana leonidovna matoshko plunov secondary school number 45 of the city of mogilev an erudite purposeful active and talented and class teacher an english teacher natalya vla

here is the application of his party books, and the entire administration of the school teachers who upported me school children. well, the director of the school evgeny sergeevna the main thing is a good team behind your back. yes, how better the pioneer of the country and from the hands of, the chairman of the organization alexander goncharov, this received a badge, which is called always ready. tell me what it means to you to be a pioneer in today 's world. well, a pioneer in the modern world is , firstly, a patriot who will always stand up for his motherland and always lend a helping hand, always give the right advice, lost his right side. eh, everyone is right way. and when they handed the sign, she said, it feels like they thought about me always ready, because i am always ready to be there, always ready to help and lend a helping hand and really hot. our children today are learning to love their homeland. anna here with we pass at once to the same old motto. be ready always ready. well actually. uh, how relevant this division is today from your point of view. this motto, of cou

of fun and great. we are so imbued with our teachers to this place to this school. it has become a second home for us. a significant day for the first time in the history of kolodichansk secondary school number two graduates, guys. these are our eleventh graders. first edition. they will forever remain in history in the annals of our school, of course. these holidays are a little sad, because we say goodbye to the guys. well done guys. uh, great. she is excellent, finished the school year. i am sure that our graduates will carry titles with pride. the first graduation of secondary school number two for 8,000 twelfth-graders in the minsk region. school exams. let's go test the concession company. the smiles of the graduates, the cranial emotions of the father and the arrogance of the mentor at the holy bell were united today and all the schools of the capital on the rushed rulers, according to tradition, dismissed the left-winged teachers, blamed the teachers and spun at the waltz, dotting the school ones, joking and the palette joked. in the plot , vitkov's deer and

pilot help ticket and we heard from united educators of san francisco who say the teachers at washington high schoolaren't the only ones struggling. they estimate hundreds of other teachers are in the same boat. the school district again apologized for what it called unforeseen challenges that staff are navigating and is pledging that every staff member in the district will be paid. what they're owed in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. russian forces are launching more missile strikes on ukraine. russia has bombarded railroad stations and other targets in an attempt to gain control of more territory. a new round of attacks in the city of lviv in the west knocked out power and disrupted the power supply today and in the east. hundreds of people remain holed up inside a steel mill near the city of mariupol. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is calling on more support from the us he's also invited president biden to visit keith. i think it's very important. because you know, you know our minds in our society and the president biden and the president of the biggest democratic civi

of my development. i became a musician, i became a music school teacher, and i met a lot of wonderful people and still meetwe remain friends with them, because uh, music teacher - it's not easy, teacher, the lesson goes individually with each student and the teacher comes into such close contact with the student with his family and parents that then these relationships last a lifetime. and this is what gave me a lot of such contacts, belarus efir 24/7 project, in which in just 20 minutes you will have time to learn about the most important thing over the past week to strengthen the knowledge of the belarusian language with our guides go to the past , plunge into the world of enchanting etna and much more 24 hours a day 7 years a week we have things for you. creating your own paradise is easy. yes, this is probably one of my favorite surfinias.

contradicting information we learned a day earlier about the horrific school shooting that claimed the lives of 19 school children and two teachers we were told the school resource officer had engaged with the shooter before he entered the building. that of course, turned out not to be true. >> todd: first responders also taking a lot of heat for the latest timeline of events with many people wondering why it took an hour to kill the gunman after he crashed his car outside the school. joining us now fox news tributer lara trump. so many questions. as a mom, what questions do you want answered? >> well, and, todd, that's the only way i think so many people can approach this is that you have to look at this as a parent. i have two kids who i send to school every day. and i assume that they are going to be safe. i assume that when they are not in my care that every single measure will be taken to ensure their safety and allow them to focus on what every child should at school which is learning. you know the fact that there was this open back door, the fact that, you know, we continue to hear conflicting reports, obviously we have to

of course parents must be deeply involved in our schools. that's why we have pta, parent-teacher conferences and school boards are as a parent if i the concern i connect with those in charge, i attend the meeting can make a proposal of what could be done differently. we don't make threats to try to get people fired. because laws banning curriculum and books are not about giving parents a stronger say in schools. they are orchestrated effort to polarize, intimidate and restrict the flow of ideas. we also to recognize that not all hazards to open discourse are equal. topping any hierarchy of threat to free speech are those that the constitution framers most aboard to come viewpoint specific government prohibition pics of the idea poorly thought out training materials or class of discussions can properly be met with government bans replaces one purge and open debate with another that is far more potent and permanent. our schools teach her children not just math and reading but citizenship. do we them to think the right response is objectionable ideas is a government ban? if you're a

desire of the honored teacher of the yakut ussr in 1966, he became an honored teacher of the rsfsr in the sixty-ninth year. i was away. i studied at schoolen in the summer i went to haymaking. and when i heard, uh, about him i hung the sevens on the plane and, probably, pulled the bicycle and e to continue my respected person. i'll be a kid, actually. yes, she, uh, it sat in my mind that this is a great person for me. for me, this is an example of life here all the time. uh, then uh, when he was gone. i did a lot, uh, to keep his memory alive. uh, i helped build a school and they sent him in his name, that is, chapam residents makarov put up a monument to the car, so today i talked a lot about his life and about examples to the younger generation of my countrymen all the time. and today, hmm, when i was recently in rzhev under the monument, which, uh, was built recently, uh, i thought, and yet, how great our people were and he is a great people. uh, here they start from one person. how stepan kuzmich makar ends the psalm with the people, how much did we do to defend our homeland, did we eradicate nazism then? and today, this nazism is ag

states today , the flag is at half-mast as a sign of mourning, as a result of a shooting in a texas school , 19 children and two teachers became victims of an eighteen-year-old criminal, at least 13 minors and several adults were injured with details of the vgtrk chief bureau in washington denis davydov all security officials districts are pulled over to the school by the fbi police. even the border guards arrived, but did not have time before strelok was liquidated. he killed or fatally injured more than twenty people, almost all of the dead elementary school students at the school. teach. kids, second third and fourth grade right now. i can confirm that there are several injured adults and students there are several dead hearses drive up to the school parents hold tears on the railing. someone is holding out despair. police phones for several hours they do not did they say who was killed, who was wounded? who could escape, nobody tells me anything, tells me nothing and one of the parents. he said that maybe the children are kept in a funeral home. i came here. i'm just confused and very worried and i'm trying to find

of other school shootings, including one that shook the nation more than 20 years ago. on april 20th, 1999 a pair of columbine high school students killed 12 students and a teacher. my next two guests are both survivors of the columbine school shooting as well as teachers who are now part of a support network for the survivors of other mass tragedies, kiki lay va and heather martin join me now. thank you, both of you. i know this is painful to go all of this all over again. to this day, you teach at columbine. what was it like when you heard about the shooting in uvalde or i guess for that matter any other school shooting or mass shooting that we hear about these days? >> it's just horrific. it's sickening. it's just moving between sadness and anger and just outrage that this continues to happen. >> and heather, you were at colu columbine. you were a senior in 1999 when you had to barricade yourself with dozens of other students in the high school choir room. obviously the kids in uvalde are much younger. they're 10 and 11 years old. how did surviving that shooting impact your life? what has it been like, and i guess what can these kids look to in terms of what th

school in somalia, it is more than 17 percent of the population. and one of the highest numbers, worldwide decades of conflict have crippled zamiah's education system. there are not enough resources or qualified teachers. the angio care international says that now $420000.00 more children are at risk of dropping out of school. a devastating locust invasion the worst drought and for decades, and a huge increase in food prices have caused thousands to flee their homes. 6000000 people face acute food insecurity. among them are 1400000 children. bring a race against time to that family. we know that early intervention is critical, but we need the resources right now. otherwise, by the middle of the year, we could be looking at a humanitarian catastrophe. thanks to a u. n. funded project. students at this school received 2 meals a day that still about 90 students out of 400 have left and the number of the student in the school had roughly got a degree. izzy, do wednesday and drop off the stuff that you guys the monday over. some of the students are familiar. i'm moving to dorado. where and food is what if i did, i don't know. i do. it's just across the board. any feel, pierre, where many people emigrated t

of our community belongs. ingrid: because teachers like me know... carol: quality public schools... kiyoko: make a better california... man: for all of us. >>> chopper five giving essay bird's-eye view. levi's stadium set up for a concert. first in 1000 days. coldplay will take the stage this weekend. >>> this will be permanent in palo alto but not as we know it. >> palo alto city council is taking up proposals this month. they added a two way bike lane along california avenue and required restaurants to shore up dining spaces for permanent structures and barriers. >> very lively time. you feel like you are in europe . >> i've seen this place evolved and i like it the way it is now. >> the new rules will be tweaked before permanent ordinance adopted next month. >> we will be right back. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds.

you are watching the news on the channel russia hello in the studio of andrey shevtsov, pupils and teachers of the boarding school in svyatogorsk, the donetsk people's republic became hostages ukrainian nationalists. they placed heavy weapons in the building, and children and adults were thrown into the basement , mikhail mezentsev, head of the national defense control center of russia , said this. according to him, similar facts were recorded in several other settlements on the territory of the dpr and lpr. the extremists are setting up firing positions , placing artillery and ammunition depots in social facilities in schools, kindergartens, medical institutions in residential areas. every day there are more and more captured ukrainian soldiers thousands of them have already laid down their arms, realizing the futility of resistance, many are kept in special centers where investigators work with them. mikhail fedotov met with former servicemen. the forward position of the russian army in the kharkiv section of the special military operation called the place specifically impossible and for security reasons. but h

kind words warm memories of school words thanks to the teacher. of course, we will take photos for memory tomorrow, the main period of the unified state exam will start in the book. they will take elective subjects of geography, literature and chemistry. how such different amplias are combined in one artist alexander kalyagin can make you laugh to tears and make you cry from the feeling of a broken heart. if he is successful in the theater, it’s the same in the cinema. today, everyone’s favorite artist is 80 years old, his role is piercing. and you sympathize with every phrase you say or vice versa, you hate and get angry at his heroes, if kolyagin wants to evoke such an emotion in the audience, in a word, the genius and dona rosa delvadoras his performance, a real woman in whom real men fall in love, and all directors know how difficult it is for a man to play a woman, and the audience fell in love with kalyagin, for a long time and forever. and maybe only then you can feel like a man. each role died, like a stretched string, and if the comparison

would seem obvious, however, the task of developing a culture of speech is not on the agenda of schools; teacherscommunicate with children ; only knowledge of the rules, but not the level of proficiency in their native language. we will continue the conversation with the head of the total dictation project, a member of the presidential council for the russian language olga ryabkovets olga alexandrovna good morning. good morning. actually, of course it's funny, and we heard a lot in the story about misinformation. on the total dictation of black soil. i don’t know, everyone knows middle-earth, yes, and how to deal with it, what to do? this really reflects a certain picture of the world and the cultural background in the scientific language, this phenomenon is called agrononemia, when a person does not understand the meaning of some words. this is actually. uh, the main problem is that this is the cause of unsuccessful communication, indeed, on the example of a total dictation. we understand that it seems that such not very exotic words turn out to be misunderstood. the most, perhaps, such a glarin

then you have senate republicans wanting to push for more law enforcement in schools, hardening of schools, teaching teacherse weapons. this is something i asked senator ted cruz yesterday after this shooting, what could have been put in place to prevent something like this, and this is exactly what he proposed. other republicans are calling for expanding background checks, something they think could get 60 votes, since moderate democrats are not willing to nuke the filibuster. they're saying this has a better chance of receiving bipartisan support and lasting as far as legislation, if it does get support from both parties, not nuking a fill buster to get this passed just by democrats. so this debate is far from over, hallie. there are other things like proposing regulations on body armor, whether to ban ar-15s, several other pieces of legislation, other proposals that senators here on capitol hill are talking about, but as i said, this debate is far from over. the question is whether this will stay top of mind when senators come back, if they indeed leave on the ten-day recess. >> allie raffa, thank you so

now, apparently, it is not fate, the entire foreign contingent of teachers and after february 24 from schoolind blew away all the foreign teachers, who were all of them . the first days of the special operation left the impression that they were carrying out tasks, says svyatoslav petrushkova, but when it became clear that the jokes with the west were over, only they were seen, and the school leadership decided to tighten the anti-russian nuts. and this, if not the last, then certainly an alarm call. the g7 foreign ministers announced the next summit, which they plan to dedicate financial assistance to ukraine, allegedly to allocate to kiev the regime can receive up to 15 billion euros, and this will be negotiated in german bonn, which is unlikely to please local residents. and in general, the citizens of germany, because they are already quite openly expressing dissatisfaction. where their taxes go and more and more uncomfortable questions of german chancellor olaf and scholz report by our berlin chief of our berlin bureau mikhail antonov polushscholz came today in the bundes to show that h

ntv in bashkiria , the quality of education suffers due to the additional workload of teachers. dismissal from schoolscount stray dogs to take pictures from improperly parked cars or pluck ads from poles to conduct polls. requests to teachers sometimes reach the point of absurdity. is it possible to protect teachers from unnecessary workload, did alexander tankih find out? anton mikhaylov teaches english at the lyceum . he doesn't like to give up his profession, but he still needs to look for such young and active teachers. we have to take one and a half or two rates due to a shortage of personnel. unfortunately happens so that our dear age teachers. they go on a well-deserved rest, and young teachers do not run to work as a teacher, he works with pleasure. and how a class teacher receives an assignment and a request from departments that have nothing to do with education, you also have to be a sociologist on a voluntary basis to conduct a survey of parents, for example, the ministry of labor conducts some kind of survey, sometimes with parents with whom you have to work pointwise. again, it all takes

of teachers and other credentialed areas. leanne: the saga extends to special ed, math, science and languages. you would think, given the shortage of teachers in specialized areas, that the school district would use programs like teach for america. but that was eliminated years ago. here is what teach for america had to say. >> over 70% of our teachers have stayed for three years or longer, because they are set up for success. at this is what we are committed to. leanne: but while teach for america has a big presence in the bay area, the school district says they want to invest in teachers who want to stay for the long haul. the teachers union agrees. >> teach for america, it is for folks to gain resume-building experience and move into another profession. >> i love being a teacher. it is my end game. i don't plan on doing anything else. leanne: a jeh johnson is part of the district pathway to teaching program, where she earns a credential while working in the classroom, paid for by the district. >> this program helped me expedite it. it helps me get real experience in the classroom and is affordable for someone like me. i am a single mom. leanne: after earning her credential,

pilot help ticket and we heard from united educators of san francisco who say the teachers at washington high school aren't the only ones struggling. they estimate hundreds of other teachers are in the same boat. the school district again apologized for what it called unforeseen challenges that staff are navigating and is pledging that every staff member in the district will be paid. what they're owed in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news nonprofit in livermore is devastated after one of its vans was stolen surveillance video from the parking lot of tri valley haven does show the crime. the nonprofit helps those who have experienced domestic violence, sexual assault or homelessness. you can watch here as the vans, brake lights come on, and then the thief backs up right there out of the parking lot and eventually drives off. this was around two in the morning monday earlier today on the four the director of homeless services for tri valley haven told us that thief cut their way right through a security fence. defense was cut. and they came through that avenue. we did not get it on came

would seem obvious, however, the task of developing a culture of speech is not on the agenda of schools . teacherste with children ; total dictation by a member of the council under the president of russia on the russian language olga ryabkovets olga alexandrovna good morning. good morning. actually the amount is ridiculous. we heard a lot in the story about aslyshki. on the total dictation of black soil. i don't know, everyone knows middle-earth. by the way, fight, what to do? it really reflects a certain picture of the world and the cultural background in the scientific language, a phenomenon called agronomy, when a person does not understand. the meaning of some words and this actually. uh, the main problem is that this is the reason for unsuccessful communication, indeed, on the example of a total dictation. we understand that it seems that such are not very already exotic words are not understood. the most, probably, such a glaring mistake, and they talked a lot in the media when veterans were confused with veterinarians, and we initially thought that this was really an unfortunate misunderst

teacher learned how to do this well. you know, all of our organizations work with that goal in mind. we all train teachers. we have a network of over 30,000 affiliate schools. their teachers who work with us, we communicate through them regularly. we reach out and work with school districts -- many of the historical associations here that we work with, we partner with many of you throughout different programs to train different teachers. this is something that, again, it's not a mystery, right? it's not like we are trying to figure out a puzzle here. we know what to do! it is more of a lack of social initiatives. the country is taking, this is important! this is the direction where we should be moving, this is what we need to be investing in! i think we have a lot of the answers. it is just implementing them. >> well, to mean, to further answer the question of what can presidential sites do. i will give you some very specific tasks! there is reformation happening in a lot of areas in the country as i alluded to earlier there is a lot of state legislation happening. check into what is going on in your state and find out! here in texas we started a coalition

number 26 in the city of gomel active positive never sits still and cool teacher teacher of mathematics olga vasilievna stepanova ksenia zhuk secondary school number two in the city of slonim, charming, purposeful and resourceful and music teacher svetlana viktorovna ostapenko mikhail zemlyansky gymnasium number two of the city of grodno considers himself a walking encyclopedia and a teacher of geography vitaly leonidovich pushkar miron bukata gymnasium number 39 of the city of minsk inquisitive cheerful and athletic and teacher of the belarusian language and literature elena mikhailovna kovalchuk aleksey grobovsky borovlyanskaya gymnasium believes that a person can do everything and a teacher of computer science sandra vladimirovna gleb became a gymnasium of the city of fanipol a guy in love with the sky and mathematics teacher oleg ivanovich klimovich oleg zhilinsky myshkovichi secondary school of the kirovsky district calm balanced optimist and computer science teacher valentina mikhailovna zhilinskaya krasnopolskaya district state gymnasium sociable cheerful always optimistic and teacher organizer denis vladimirovich kustov. i have one

of that school in san antonio or outside of san antonio. scott what do we have? >> reporter: the victims are all elementary school children and their teachers. the shooter is a teenager and also deceased. this is where the shooting happened. this is uvalde, texas, about 80 miles west of san antonio and robb elementary school is the site of the shooting. the shooter is 18-year-old salvador ramos an offer to say that ramos drove to the school and crashed his car and left his car carrying a handgun and possibly a rifle and started shooting. we are told that more than a dozen people was hospitalized. here is the superintendent of the school speaking earlier briefly to reporters. >> heart is broken today. for the small community. we will need your prayers to get us through this. >> reporter: we're told two responding police officers are injured and they are expected to survive. the school superintendent said the school will be closed and all activities canceled. counselors are being brought in to talk with students and parents and reaction is coming in from all over the country including the white house where president biden is ordering flags to

of school, the stories here of the 19 school children. what their families wanted to share with the country tonight about their children. and of course the two teachers, as well. and even with all of this pain already, we learned that one of those teachers, irma garcia, her husband, has now died of a heart attack. tonight, their family says he died of a broken heart. so, we will carefully get to it all again tonight. we will honor those who were lost. and we begin here with our chief national correspondent matt gutman in uvalde, texas, tonight. >> reporter: tonight, police in uvalde, texas, facing withering questions. could that deadly rampage at robb elementary have been stopped sooner? >> we've got a 66-year-old female with a gunshot wound to the right side of her face and jaw. >> reporter: investigators say just minutes after shooting his grandmother, suspect salvador ramos crashed her truck near the school at 11:28 a.m. they say he spotted people standing at a nearby funeral home and shot at them. the first 911 call came in at 11:30. over the next ten minutes, police say the gunman walked outside the school firing at it. he climbed over a fence,

of chasing me out. >> good evening. i'm elizabeth cook. >> and i'm allen martin. we're going to start with bay area teachers' perspective on schoolety in the wake of the texas shooting. >> kpix 5's andria borba tells us the teacher's new reality includes escape plans and unusual safety supplies. andria? >> reporter: like many of us, lindsey cudo is doom scrolling this week. unlike most of us, the pain, the terror at robb elementary is a daily ever present worry. she is a high school english teacher. >> the grossness of it feeling normal almost. because we have this happen so often. and then there is the heaviness of having a brave face so that the kids feel like they're safe. >> this is lindsey and a few of her new graduated students. she thinks about that window behind her, a lot. >> there is a back window on the back side of our class that when i got my class this year, i immediately recognized that's the one i'm going kick out if i need to and how far would i have to jump out of that window. and what would be the path to the nearest street. >> reporter: it's not just the windows. >> there are zip ties and shoelaces in my drawe

school. we are now learning more about the children tonight and their two teachers. some of the children getting end of the year awards the morning of the shooting. some of their parents, their loved ones were at the school not knowing it would be the last time they saw their children. and tonight here, my interview with a young father, the video he showed me of his daughter fishing with him. and what he's vowing to do tonight in honor of his daughter. >>> also tonight, we have learned how long it took to take down the gunman after his first encounter with police here in uvalde. and the officers inside the school, border patrol, sheriffs, police. now we have learned a sheriff's deputy in that school helping to confront the gunman lost their own child in the shooting. mireya villarreal right here in texas with us. >>> and good evening tonight from texas. we are here in uvalde, a community in mourning. the mass shooting at the elementary school right behind me here, leaving so many parents, so many families would their sons and daughters. 19 school children and two teachers we

frustration because pof new questions about the official timeline of tuesday's school shooting that killed 19 children and two teachers. a spokesperson for the texas department of public safety said the gunman walked into the school through an unlocked side door, and was inside a classroom for more than an hour before a tactical team could storm the building and take him out. these new details came after videos emerged from during the shooting, showing parents desperate, begging officers to enter the building and rescue their children. and the massacre has reignited a national debate over the country's gun laws, as we learned tonight that president biden and the first lady will travel here on sunday. a lot of news to get to, and we're going to begin with cbs' janet shamlian, who is here to start us off. janet, quite a press conference we witnessed. >> reporter: indeed. and it's raising even more questions tonight about the response by the police during what was an active shooter situation. authorities tonight confirming that the gunman was in the elementary school for an hour or more before he was shot and killed. ( a

teachers and other staff held demonstrations this morning. it's one of seven summit public schoolations in the bay area. the union representing the teachers says it's protesting the charter school networks, high teacher turnover and lack of support for students. this comes before a fact finding hearing on contract negotiations . we were recognized as a union in 2019 and so pretty soon after we went into negotiations, pandemic hits, so many of these bargaining sessions have happened virtually and so this is our first in person hearing. and so this fact finding hearing is the last step before teachers can legally go on strike. in response to the protests. summit public schools released a statement saying, in part quote through over 170 hours of listening, bargaining and mediation, we have made great progress towards a contract that will raise teacher pay support teacher retention and establish a fair and comprehensive teacher evaluation system. the marin county board of supervisors today approved a ban on single use plastic for take out food. the band includes everything from to go

us as parents of school children or community leaders need to thank teachers around the country for the care. they're taking of our kids, but then there are other things that have changed. they're no tours right now the white house and in a lot of ways, i think that's sad. you know when i walk down stairs just to even walk the dogs out. i have to walk by a screen when there are tours to take the dogs out on the lawn, but now that screen isn't up because there aren't tours and and it's a lonely and sort of quiet in there. so i hope that'll back pretty soon. first ladies in their own words continues now on american history tv in november 2001 laura bush delivered a radio dress usually reserved for the president her topic the brutality committed by al qaeda terrorists and the taliban against afghan women and children. she talks about finding her own voice through this issue. laura bush did it surprise you at first when you first became first lady at the platform that you were given and the voice you had i didn't really i knew it. i mean, i knew that of course, i

we just need to hear the opinion of a nutritionist curator and teacher. school of nutrition natalia kuznetsova natalia, as i understand it, nutrition in particular deals with the interaction of different types of products. please advise what should not be put on the table in any case so that all the may holidays feel good. well, of course, on the may holidays, everyone loves to eat shish kebab from meat from chicken from fish and traditionally these products are best consumed with herbs and vegetables, but bakery products, especially from premium flour and c. especially confectionery. better do not put barbecue on the table in order not to harm our pancreas, our hormonal system, many people still love the appetizing crust that forms during the frying process, but, unfortunately, it contains carcinogens, but i want to suggest such a life hack that if in add marinade, for example, rosemary or oregano, then when frying, carcinogenic is practically not formed and you can eat your favorite barbecue without harm to health, suppose our viewers do not have enough willpo