>>in the north bay freshman and sophomores at novato high school headed back to the classroom today for the first time in a year more in county moved to the red tier last week, nevada high is equipped with help of filters to keep the air clean every desk also has a plexiglas divider and students are seated 5 to 6 feet apart. students we talked to said today that they are both excited and nervous and

here's megan tevrizian. >> reporter: this morning a college sophomore from ohio is dead after an allegedazing incident at bowling green state university. the local sheriff now releasing the 911 call from last thursday. the night 20-year-old stone foltz fell unconscious. >> someone that we know is nonresponsive. he drank alcohol. like a lot of alcohol. >> 916 klotz road, apartment 12 for a 20-year-old male that is unresponsive. he has shallow breathing and has been drinking. >> reporter: the moments unfolding at an off campus party at the pi kappa alpha fraternity. >> do you see his chest rising up and down? >> no, not right now. >> and he's blue? >> yeah. >> reporter: foltz was air-lifted to the hospital and spent the weekend on life support. >> my stomach twisted just to see someone you loved so much and you've always seen so alive and so fun, it's just -- it's the hardest thing you'll ever go through. >> reporter: an attorney for the family calls it a tragedy and asks for privacy. the university now suspending all social activities in fraternities and sorority. the international kpa al

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. >> when summer rolled around after her sophomore year, skylar seemed happy. she had a job at wendy's which she loved. on thursday july 5th, 2012, she came home after work and got ready for bed. >> she put her arm around her mom, gave her a kiss and hug and said, "i love you, mom," turned to me and said, "i love you, dad," and she went to the room. >> the next day, dave planned to meet skylar in their apartment at lunchtime. he was surprised she wasn't there. a little worried, he called mary. >> i thought she was out with one of her other friends. i figured they went swimming and shopping. >> dave called her friends including sheila. no one had seen her. next he went outside and found more cause for worry. a small bench was tucked near skylar's window, and the window screen was missing. >> at this time i called skylar's cell phone. i said, hey, you're in trouble. you better be calling me right away. so i called her cell phone about ten times. i called mary again. >> again mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said, we'r

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in his sophomore year at college, nixon represented the school in more than 50 debates, most of whichalso played football for his school. >> president of the student body and second in his class, nixon graduated from whittier in 1934 and went on to duke university law school in north carolina, more than 2,000 miles from his birthplace. years before richard told his mother he would be an old fashioned kind of lawyer, the kind that can't be bought and he proved true to his word. back in whittier after law school, richard met patricia ryan, a pretty young teacher. to pay her way through college, pat ryan worked in a department store and took small parts in hollywood movies. richard nixon courted her with the same determination he applied to his law practice and in 1940 they were married. after the united states entered world war ii, nixon joined the navy and served with distinction. the end of the war marked the beginning of richard's political life. >> he was sought out as a candidate for congress by leaders in whittier, california, a campaign in which he defeated his opponents in the d

he 16 results, a sophomore in massachusetts, we want to read you some of what he wrote. dear mr.shocked by the violence january 6, 2021, these events should be condemned and a wake-up calll to our country to unify and bind together. as i said on zoom, listen to the teachers speak, i feel more isolated from our community. some of you who may not be popular in today's age, i feel there could be more effective better way of talking about what happened yesterday in a way that makes people like me feel more welcome. the first amendment gives me another americans the right of freedom of speech, everyone is entitled to say what they believe. inappropriate for teachers to impose their views on their students. i've satt through four different classes and three of four have spoken about the a issue what happened yesterday. the negativity toward our 45th president, even the americans just like you and me, made me realize how divided our country is. being on opposite sides of the spectrum never crossed my mind until i went to the government to speak about the election and protest. this topic

he is a sophomore in massachusetts and we want to read you some of what he wrote.s the world was shocked by the violence unprecedented events that occurred on january 6 at 2021, these events should be condemned and it should be a wake-up call to a country do unifying and buying together bright as i sit on zoom listening to each teacher speak about these issues, i feel more and more isolated from our community. some of the view may not be popular in today's day and age, i feel like there could be a more effective and better way o going aback talking about what happened yesterday in a way tha makes people like me feel more welcome. the first amendment gives me as well as every american the freedom to see what the [bleep] rate it's inappropriate for teachers to impose their views on their students. i've now sat through for four different classes in three out of four have spoken about the issue of what happened yesterday . the negativity toward our 45th president and in the offense, even though there are americans just like you and me commit mad me realize how divided

the girls who invest alumni population who are college sophomores now very strong in the workforce andhaving conversations about compensation and they are negotiating. they come to ask and ask for guidance so yes to leadership and yes to shareholders but women themselves are much more poised for the conversation than five or 10 years ago. amanda: we sometimes see in other sectors that you can get 50% or more starting lawyers or graduates from law school but they drop off along the way so it is kind of keeping women especially through those critical mid 30 years were summer having families. there is still a biological problem we have to overcome. where is that in the mix? >> i would argue that women are dropping off even before the stage in which they are having babies. as people talk about retaining women in the investment industry that it's about capturing their interest before they have to make a decision about childcare. it's about ensuring that if they have an offramp to business school and they come back or recruited into another field. that comes back to transparent conversations

freshmen and sophomores went back last weekend in pleasanton, grades three through five will be welcomed back to join younger students and staffers at one school prepare their first lesson with an instructional video on the three ws. wear a mask, wash your hands and watch your distance. >>> in contra costa county, the mount diablo board will vote to bring students back in phases starting later this month. >>> baar c ss k texces with anti-asian racism in light of recent attacks. a professor at san francisco state said that when she asked her students to write about an experience, several wrote about receiving racial slurs or discrimination in one student described in two white customers approached him at a san jose home depot where he worked. >> they came up to me and spoke imitation chinese to me. i took offense. i'm not chinese, i'm filipino american, but to assume that and just keep that going at a workplace where i had to remain professional and not cause a scene, it made me feel hurt inside. >> i was talking to a coworker that was called a bunch of slurs by a customer because he didn

tell me about this famous class at mit for sophomores. i forget the number, >> 2007. >> tell me about this course and how it actually embodies and uses these principles to support a student like brandon who you follow across the book. >> the course is called two.w oh seven the license to design. everything mit it's an epic course it was created by an icon for a man who tragically passed away in a mentor of mine. i taught the course when i came to mit the first time. what happens with courses, students are given a kit and they're giving something like star wars would have to collect they put them in a whole big battle each other's robots and so on their designed robots. the class is about the process of designing the robots in the crescendo, the final event is this epic contest. in fact a lot of the robotics contest you see on tv pulled their existence to this original course at mit. it's all about creativity, design and so on. they do get assignment grades. but there under affected by the actual performance in the context that's the beaut

this isn't spring break like sophomore hijinks. _ isn't spring break like sophomore hijinks, these areo party, to do things they shouldn't be doing. not most, but certainly— shouldn't be doing. not most, but certainly a — shouldn't be doing. not most, but certainly a few.— certainly a few. haven't you encouraged _ certainly a few. haven't you encouraged people - certainly a few. haven't you encouraged people to - certainly a few. haven't you encouraged people to come certainly a few. haven't you i encouraged people to come to certainly a few. haven't you - encouraged people to come to florida ijy encouraged people to come to florida by saying it�*s an oasis of freedom? what do you expect? by saying it's an oasis of freedom? what do you expect?— by saying it's an oasis of freedom? what do you expect? those are not my words. i've been _ what do you expect? those are not my words. i've been pretty— what do you expect? those are not my words. i've been pretty critical- what do you expect? those are not my words. i've been pretty critical of- words. i've been pretty critical of our governor

schoolers in nevada with juniors and seniors returning for flexible oaks and freshmen and rin and sophomores went back last week. in pleasanton, grades three through five will be welcomed back and will join younger students. staffers at one school pred and video is hilarious. they are instructing kids on the three ws. wear a mask, wash your hands, and use an inflatable shark to watch your distance. >>> the campaign for a better san francisco schools once the board of education to go from the election system to appointments and they hope to get a charter amendment on the june 2022 ballot. the goal is to address systemic issues, according to the group. >>> the san francisco unified school district will give an update on in-person learning any minute, now. this comes after friday's announcement that a tentative agreement has been reached for the teacher's union to return april 12. >>> a live look at the big board and stocks are in the green, up several points. it's a good day. >>> live on capitol hill, the houses debating the amended coronavirus economic relief package in the senate passed the

in his sophomore year at wittier college, he represented the school in one of the 50 debates, most of which he won. he also played football for his school. president of the student body and also in school in sports, he moved from california. years before he had told his mother, he would be an old-fashioned kind of lawyer, the kind that can't be bought, and he proved true to his word. back in with year after law school, he met trisha ryan, a pretty young treat teacher. pat ryan, worked in a department store, dumb and movies. richard nixon courted her with the same initiation he had for his law practice, and then they were married. after the united states entered world war ii, nixon joined the navy, and served with distinction, and he rose to ranks to lieutenant commander. the end of the second world war mark the beginning of richard nixon's political life, he was sought out at a as a candidate for congress, in with your california. a rough and tumble campaign, in which he defeated his opponent in debates, and had a success full victory. nixon his rise to prominence as a member of a sel

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more women into the pipeline of these critical areas sooner, introductory classes for freshmen and sophomores where women feel like they belong. computer science is the number one major at stanford. there are a lot of women majoring at stanford, let's get them interested in international security when they are freshmen and sophomores. let's expand the pipeline. >>>> we have a few questions that are specific to each of you. there are a number of questions about immigration, number one is whether or not immigration is seen differently, migration in eastern europe and what was once called western europe. in the same regard, just the question of can you tell us a little bit about how you would see immigration and national security policy given that it is a big issue of debate in the united states as well? perhaps a little bit by those topics. >> eastern europe versus western europe, eastern europe is poorer. that is one. what eastern europe has over western europe is that the eastern european countries are more attuned to their value system. for me, 1989 was not so long ago but not so long ago, t

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high school we get our first look of what covid learning will look u to reduce risk freshmen and sophomores have their own designated drop off area in the front. once inside, students are spaced out at least six feet apart. in this class the teacher has a partition but students do not. students at home appear on a big screen tv. there are two cohorts and each will go to school in person two days a week. >> it's a weird feeling. >> i think just having a little bit normalcy is nice. >> reporter: you are excited for him? >> i am very excited for him. >> reporter: samantha thomas was eager to make lunch for her son. you are happy he is getting the full high school experience. >> yes, a little bit. >> i will wash my hands and go for it. >> reporter: 35% of the students opted for in person classes. overall in the district, 55% of the students came back. the superintendent said it wasn't about being first. it was about being there for it village. if the village gets together and works together, we can ma things happen. but it does take everybody. >> state health officials trying to get people sign

yesterday only freshmen and sophomores were on campus. >>> one year into the pandemic of the owner of a popular san francisco performance venue says his site may not be able to survive. the owner of oasis south of market says he tried to make ends meet with rooftop shows and also tried what he calls meals on heels. a food delivery and virtual entertainment. it may not be enough. >> a venue this size is expensive and in limited capacity, it costs more money to be open than to be closed and it's expensive to be closed. >> on saturday, the oasis is turning to fans for help with a 12-hour telethon to keep the venue open. >>> happening today, we should get a better idea how far behind this year's sierra snowpack levels are. the latest survey is getting under way in just a matter of hours. of course, february we know was so dry in the bay area, we really need some good, juicy storms to come our way so that we could not only have that great snowpack but a little skiing and snowboarding, kari. >> absolutely, of course for the recreational activities but we need it for our summertime water, an

juniors and seniors will return for flexible days and freshmen and sophomores went back last week. in pleasanton, grades 3-5 will be welcomed back to join younger students and staffers will prepare their first lesson with an instructional video on the three w's. wear a mask, wash your hands and watch your distance. >>> and contra costa kotay, they will vote on wednesday on a proposed reopening timeline that would also bring students back in phases starting later this month. the group working to push governor gavin newsom gavin newsom out-of-office now has the signatures ready to trigger a statewide recall election. in sacramento, the organizers to recall newsom announced they have gathered nearly 2 million signatures to recall the governor. at the capitol building, they were rallying against coronavirus restrictions. >> it's not just about recalling gavin newsom, it's about making a change in the way california is run now and needs to be run in the future. >> signatures need to be validated by the secretary of state for the recall to qualify for a ballot and if that happens, the sp

. >> reporter: the riches -- >> avery, sophomore. >> dakota rich, i'm in eighth grade. >> reporter: fourated ii-a varsity team, ranked number one in the state a proud dad moment earlier in the season. >> yes, yes. >> reporter: where relevant rich was in the stands the first time all four daughters were on the floor in a game at the same time. >> it was a special moment, that's for sure. >> reporter: special for more than one reason. >> move it, move it! >> reporter: mike dryer is the girls' coach in his 43rd season with new london spicer, the winningest girls basketball coach in minnesota high school history. still coaching, he says, largely because of earl. >> i suppose it was six or eight years ago, "you've got to coach my kids. i said, "i can't, i don't think i'll be hanging on that long." >> reporter: earl persisted for his girls. >> i told him, if there's any coach i ever want you to play for, it would be him. >> reporter: a position rooted in 45 years of earl rich's personal history. >> i would say second grade would be when i remember being in the homes. >> reporter: foster homes

i was 19 years old, i was gonna be a sophomore in college when i became a citizen. be repeating after me. i now get to administer the oath that i took back when i was a young adult. i hereby declare on oath -- each time i do the ceremonies, it is an anniversary for me of my path to citizenship. that i will support and defend the constitution and laws of the united states of america. one of the most meaningful experiences i had was to travel to new york and administer the oath of citizenship to my other mom who raised me in haiti. she knew i was coming to the ceremony, of course, but she didn't know i was going to preside. when they called the case and everyone came out, she literally froze there. she has been living in the united states for a number of years, and finally, finally at the age of 92, she became a united states citizen. so it was a real, very special moment for the entire family. that i will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that i will bear arms on behalf of the united states. i always come to every ceremony with excitement about what awaits

. >> reporter: mills college sophomore graduated from los gatos high school and said she struggled due to the fact that she identifies as a lesbian. >> it was hard to be so different. >>poshe that al woman that feli olound in 1852where idened as btq+and 65% identify as people of color. >> it is important to support these learners because they become leaders. they represent poses that you do not get the representation and attention they deserve. >> reporter: many speakers said they want the opportunity to talk with trustees about how they can help with the financial crisis and keep this a four-year college but say the trustees have not betheiput. di college for comment but did not hear back. >>> meanwhile, in san jose, a historic old apartment building that has stood there two pandemics will get a new address this weekend. maria medina is live in san jose with the story with this century old home. >> reporter: what is great about this story, it is not about an old home on thmove s t congit to affordable housing. >> such a cool, old structure. >> reporter: four 111 years, these apartment

a sophomore has died after an alleged hazing incident involving alcohol.ter he was hospitalized after an off-campus fraternity event. authorities are investigating. >>> a massive and maskless party near the university of colorado's boulder campus is being described by some students as a revolt. three s.w.a.t. officers were hurt and cars damaged as officers tried to break up saturday's event. as many as 800 people were in the area as violence broke out. police used tear gas to break up the crowd. arrests are expected over the coming days. some students blamed incident on frustration over coronavirus restrictions. >>> philanthropist mackenzie scott, former wife of jeff bezos has remarried. scott and seattle science teacher, jewett married. last year, scott donated more than $5 billion to various groups and has vowed to give more help to those affected by the pandemic. >>> when we come back, the 8-year-old who has hollywood talking. >>> and the shocker from "coming 2 america." "the skinny" is next. er need? nw you can sell your policy, even a term policy, for

hey, let's give it up for stanford sophomore, shane griffin.won the 165-pound national wrestling championship. the victory comes after the school's decided to eliminate the wrestling program, after this season. griffin wore his black singlet inside out, in protest. he is only the second-national champion in the 104-year history of the program. that's a look at sports. more news, after the break. yeah, i mean the thing is, people like geico because it's just easy. bundling for example. you've got car insurance here. and home insurance here. why not... schuuuuzp.. put them together. save even more. some things are just better together, aren't they? like tea and crumpets. but you wouldn't bundle just anything. like, say... a porcupine in a balloon factory. no. that'd be a mess. i mean for starters, porcupines are famously no good in a team setting. geico. save even more when bundle home and car insurance. >>> finally, tonight. usually, players walk or drive to practice but one brother is getting there in a more unique way. >> take a look at this.

freshmen and sophomores went back last week.pleasanton students grades 3 to 5 will be welcomed back tomorrow to join younger students. staffers even prepared their first lesson. an instructional video on the three ws. wear a mask and wash your hands and watch your distance. also in contra costa wont the board will vote wednesday on its proposed reopening timeline. >>> as some counties enter the red tier, santa clara county is urging the community to get tested and not to let their guard down. >> people probably like you said, probably more relaxed but hey we should be more careful. still -- this is -- this is my third test in the last three months. >> there have been over 49 million covid-19 tests in california. the seven day positivity rate is 2.2%. fema brought covid-19 vaccines to glad tidings international church in hayward to get their shot. congressman swalwell was there and he wants to see pop-up sites like this every weekend. >> as many places like that as possible but also go to communities especially minority communiti

introductory classes or freshmen and sophomores were women feel like they belong. the reality is computer sciences you know is the number one major at stanford that means there's a lot of women majoring in computer science at stanford. let's get those women and their mail colleagues interested in international and the freshmen sophomores let's expand the pipeline. that's how improve representation of women and across cybersecurity fields. spigot had a few questions that are specific for each of you. i'm going to start with ayaan hirsi ali this a number of questions about immigration. it's whether it seen differently migration in eastern europe. what was called western europe's. and in the same regard just the question of can tells heisey immigration national security policy giveny that it is a big issue of debate in the united states as well. perhaps a little more about those topics. [inaudible] eastern europe versus western europe. eastern europe is poor if you accommodate and help immigrants especially in mass immigration the way european countries can do. so tha

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." >> reporter: his mother said on that march 4th night, she texted stone, a sophomore pledge at bowling green state university in ohio, to check in and with a promise to call later. >> i said, "well, then i'll call you at 10:00 to check up on it." i never made that call. that's something i have to live with the rest of my life. >> reporter: his parents say that off-campus event became an alleged alcohol-fueled hazing incident. a roommate of a fellow pledge telling a local station that pledges were expected to drink a full handle of alcohol, roughly 40 shots, before they could leave. less than three hours after stone arrived, he was found understand responsive. his peers calling 911. >> okay, are you starting the compressions again? >> yep. >> reporter: stone died three days later in a hospital. his parents are now demanding accountability. >> it needs to stop now. every day that goes by, there's a chance there could be another stone foltz out there. >> reporter: david, local police are investigating and the national pi kappa alpha organization has suspended its bowling green chapter. da

to reduce the risk of spread, freshman and sophomores have their own designated drop-off area in the front. parents come into a large makeshift loop and kids exit on the outside of it. once inside the students are spaced out at least six feet apart and this class, the teacher has a partition but the students do not. students were at home appear on a big screen tv. there are two cohorts and it will go to school in person two days a week. i ving bit of rd feeling. normalcy is nice. >> i'm very excited for him. >> reporter: she was eager to make lunch for her son, a freshman. >> you're happy he's getting the full high school experience. >> yes, at least. a little bit. >> have to wash my hands and just go for it. >> reporter:: 35% of the students opting for in person classes. overall in the district, 55% of the students came back. superintendent said it was not about being first, it is about being there for the kids. >> if they get together and work together, we can make things happen, and so, does take everybody. >> reporter: as more schools open up you'll hear this a lot, school distri

>>all right, thank you catherine and in the north bay freshman and sophomores at novato high school headed back to the classroom today for the first time in about a year marin county moved into the red tier last week which is better than purple which is the worst nevada high is equipped with help of filters to keep the air clean. even the mascot was there every desk also has plexiglass dividers and students are seated 5 to 6 feet apart. kids we talked to this morning said they're both excited and nervous. >>and it's time to who run, but i mean it's it's covid and so nothing everything's we're in your home all day on the computer. person seeing some of my friends. >>the nevada school district is also working on getting sports back up and running middle schoolers in the district went back to in person learning. last week 11th and 12th graders in novato we'll head back in person next week also in the north bay some high school students in warren county will be able to go back to their classrooms as early as tomorrow. >>but it will be a complete switch in person learning will be staggered with

the united states justice department this is a case where a high school freshman sophomore is taking on her school district after the school suspended her from her junior varsity cheerleading team after she took to snap chat to voice her discussed over not making the varsity team reason dot com reports that she quote posted a picture of herself with one of her fingers with her friends with her middle finger raised accompanied by the text f. the school softball f. cheer after everything. now normally you want to teenager vents on social media while op school campus on the weekend wouldn't normally be a big deal but apparently it has become a supreme court where the free speech case because after her family in the american civil liberties union of pennsylvania won their case in the 3rd circuit of the u.s. court of appeals in step the u.s. department of justice yes president joe biden's department of justice to push that case up to the supreme court writing in a brief that quote when these students off campus speech targets the next recruits program in which the student participates suc

>> yeah, about sophomore year at rochester, i'm at a unique situation, i have my kids with me so we kind of shifted towards getting our grades together and kind of creating a plan to be able to wrestle in college eligibility-wise and i end up finding martial arts from different friends like marshal, jack, and things like that, my coaches that wrestle and they wrestled and coached me and ended up jumping into martial arts and fell into martial arts. >> let me just-- >> yeah, so-- >> you've done a lot in mixed martial arts. >> yeah. >> i'm going to try to walk you through it a little bit. >> yeah. >> what year was it that you started seriously training in i cans m-- mixed martial arts? >> let's see, 22 -- like 09ish, '09. >> you've been involved in it ever since? >> i've been involved ever since. >> you continued. >> continue to be involved in it as of the last nine months i have not been training. >> and ever wrestled-- i'm sorry, done the mixed martial arts, what could you call it fights. >> amateur and close to 20 professional fights. >> about 2009 you start. >> correct. >> through 2020

well, sophomore year at rochester, i'm in a unique situation, we shifted toward getting our grades together and wrestle in college and i learned martial arts from different friends and things that were my coach and they wrestle and coach me and go into martial arts and i fill in with martial arts. >> you have done a lot of mixed martial arts. i'm going to walk you through it a little bit but what year, he started seriously training and mixed martial arts? >> oh nine. >> you been involved ever since? >> ever since. >> you continue? >> i continue to be involved as of the last nine months i have not been training. >> ever russell -- i'm sorry, mixed martial arts, call it fight professionally? >> correct. i got ten amateur fights, close to 20 professional fights. >> 2009 you start. through 2020, correct? >> correct. >> how often were you in the gym training? >> i devoted my life to mixed martial arts and my kids like it, it 40 hours or more a week. majority of the morning, 10:00 a.m. to about 3:00 p.m. training. >> so the mixed martial arts academy, that's the business where you trained? >> tha

>> sophomore year at rochester we kind of shifted towards getting our grades together and create plans eligibility. i learned from different friends [inaudible] i kind of fell into the martial arts world [inaudible] >> so you've done a lot with mixed martial arts. i'm going to try to walk through this a little bit. what year did you start seriously training and mixed martial arts? >> let's see, 22 -- like zero nine. >> you've been involved in it ever since? >> ever since. >> continue to be? >> continue to be. the last nine months i have not been training. >> and ever -- i'm sorry, ever done the mixed martial arts professionally? >> correct. ten amateur fights and close to 20 professional fights. >> so, about 2009 you start through 2020. >> correct. >> how often during the time period are you in the gym training? >> i've devoted my life to mixed martial arts and 40 hours or more a week at the mixed martial arts academy. the majority of the mornings from 10 a.m. until sometimes three in the afternoon training. >> so the mixed martial arts academy, that's the business that you train? >> c

studied a little more my freshman and sophomore year.ng. >> i did start as an accounting major, and my mom was like "you don't strike me as the accounting type." i majored in business, went to law school, then had my midlife crisis at 30 and got into journalism. college turned out okay. >> greg: what about you, juan? is there another decision would've taken you somewhere else. >> juan: i would be a screenwriter or novelist. instead, i went into print journalism. if i had more trust in my own confidence at that age, i would have done the novelist/screenwriter thing. >> jesse: telling stories, juan. >> greg: all right, jesse, what direction? >> jesse: i was accepted into every ivy league university, even brown, and i'm wondering -- i went to trinity instead. if i hadn't gone to trinity come adjusted on the ivy league route, what would i have done? what i wound up on cnn, perhaps? nbc news? cbs news? you never know, greg. >> greg: he would be a weatherman at a local affiliate. that would be great for you, because he would be awesome. >> jes

you ask any it parent do you want these people sitting to your students as a sophomore indebted to thek home and don't speak any english. sexually and physically traumatizeed? dragging down and slowing down the curriculum? of course not. i feel terrible for these migrants but i feel terrible for the american students subjected to this wave and wave and wave. >> juan, there is a supreme court ruling that says that any child here illegal or not, they are to get instruction. the san diego school district is saying they are following the law. if you are a parent zooming from home with your kids, how does that make you feel? >> well, i want to give the benefit of the doubt to people who are dealing with a situation on the ground. obviously people in san diego are right by the border. they are dealing with a situation with migrants kids housed in the convention center. what they are trying to do right now is offer those kids some education. they are asking volunteers to come in and teach and give these kids some education while they are here in in moment? it's not the case of taking anything