it was the main street academy they wanted to prove that poor kids and communities can learn just like everybody else for about ten or 15% more than the average student in charleston county and able to give the kids within two years the top 20% nationwide so there is a model that works and we need to follow that model. it works out really well. >> what is the rationale for the people that know that those models exist and yet continue to fight to preserve the status quo? >> i don't know. [laughter] >> let me give you a more in-depth answer. i think there is a theory that in order to save them all, you have to wait until you have a solution for them all. you will wait until you can put the whole fire out. that seems ridiculous. but currently the public education seems to be more interested in adults then they are kids. labor unions and bureaucrats have a powerful impact on the child is going to experience. that's a problem. >> i run schools in new york and there is a cap on the ability to order so in that district it's primarily because of that force. how do we mobilize more attention an

and, of course, this dinner is expected, the second volleyball pulse team and the street academy, of the second home, how the arena and the playing part of the complex will look . 2,500 spectators will make it possible to fully use it for the training process and hold competitions from the highest level. we are currently in the middle of construction general percentage readiness of objects. we have 50%, we are currently installing internal engineering systems installation of window arbitrage structures installation of a block boiler house is allowed to work on the installation of a reinforced concrete floor slab. uh, total area. we have a facility of 14.800 square meters. in general, we do not see any problems. thank you very much for organizing interactions with the ministry of sports and excursions to the minister of sports of the tula region to work out the issue with personnel who will be responsible for the maintenance and functioning sports complex. and also take care of the coaching staff and try to use lunch for development. as many sports as possible? dreaming of getting int

and, of course, they are waiting for this dinner, the second volleyball pulse team and the street academyis will be their second home, what the arena, the playing part of the complex, will look like. for 2,500 spectators will make it possible to fully use it for the training process and conduct competition at the highest level. we are now in the middle of the construction of the general percentage readiness of facilities. we have 50%. we are now carrying out the installation of internal engineering systems installation of window stained-glass structures installation, block modular boiler house work is allowed on the installation of a reinforced concrete floor slab. uh, the total area of ​​our facility is 14.800 m². in general, we do not see any problems. we are very grateful to you for organizing interactions with the ministry of sports from the curators, and now the governor has set the task of the minister of sports of the tula the region to work out the issue with personnel who will be responsible for the maintenance and functioning of the sports complex. and also take care of the coac

uh, second team volleyball along the street and academy street, of course, this will be the second house like maneesha. the playing part of the complex. so far, we can only judge by the layouts, but it is already clear that the facility, designed for 2,500 spectators, will make it possible to fully use it for the training process and hold competitions of the highest level. we are now in the middle of construction , the total percentage of completion of facilities. we have 50%. we are now carrying out the installation of internal engineering systems installation of window and stained glass structures installation of block modular the boiler house is allowed to work on the installation of a reinforced concrete floor slab. eh, the total area of ​​our facility is 14.800 m². in general, we do not see any problems. we are very grateful to you for organizing the mantle with the ministry of sports and with the curators. already, the governor has set the task of the minister of sports of the tula region to work out the issue with the personnel who will be responsible for the maintenance and opera

there's a friend of mine that started the school called e street academy, a guy called and navarro wantedo prove poor kids can learn like everybody else or about 10 or 15 percent more than the average public school student in charleston county. he was able to get those kids within two years to adopt 20 percent nationwide so there's a model that works. we just follow that model, there's another model in california, in philadelphia the truth is when we follow the model that works for the kids, it works out really well. >> what is the rationale for the people who know those models exist and yet continue to fight to preserve the status quo. >> number. >> give you a more in-depth answer. >> there's this. in order to save them all, you have to wait until you have a solution for them all. it's as if the house is on fire and instead of saving as many as you can house is on fire going to wait until you put the whole fire and go inside and figure out who's left. that to me deems ridiculous but that's how it appears you are treating education. secondly i'd say is even currently, public education see

after you spend nine months putting people through an academy and doing street training, to lose them a year after they get out of the academy. >> i believe part of the answer comes from down here, we are talking about leadership development of officers. it's hard, when someone is offering more, or offering more opportunities. finding the right people, hiring and recruiting but then retaining them once you get them. that effort to really invest in the person cannot stop once they are hired. that has to be maintained throughout the life of their career. one of the things talked about in the book is if people don't feel appreciated, if they don't feel like what they do matters, they will go somewhere that it does. the more intentional we are about making sure, is an old guy policing, we talk about millennials. we think we got to get them to understand things our way. that is not the case. we've got to start understanding things their way and meet them in the middle. i tell officers what you do matters, what you do is important, what you do makes a difference, but more importantly, you m

after you spend nine months putting people through an academy and doing street training, you are losingm a year after they get out of the academy. >> anything at there? no. go ahead. >> i believe part of the answer comes from down here, we are talking about leadership development with officers. it's hard, when someone is offering more, or offering more opportunities. we are working with the group and a consulting firm that will help us with talent work. finding the right people, hiring and recruiting but then retaining them once you get them. that effort to really invest in the person cannot stop once they are hired. that has to continue throughout the life of their career. i was reading several books, and one of the things talked about in the book is if people don't feel appreciated, if they don't feel like what they do matters, they will go somewhere that it does. i'm not saying that is what is happening with your agency. i think the more intentional we are about making sure, is an old -- as an old guy in policing, we talk about millennials. we have to think -- get them to think about

2.30 sunday afternoon when they were flagged down by some people on the street about a this is right next to lockwood steam academy. investigators say one man died at the scene and another victim of the shooting went to a local hospital. that person is in stable condition right now. no word yet on who did this, what their motive was. the police are asking for tips, though. >> a couple of brazen burglaries in san francisco. police say the thieves used cars too break into the businesses and then steal from them. the first theft is around 2.30, this morning at the sports basement in the mission district. police say somebody used a silver sedan that crashed into the storefront. and they say the suspects then took off in a getaway car when they were confronted by a security guard in the area. then about a half hour later, officers responded to another break in this at the sunglasses hut on jefferson street by fisherman's wharf. police say like the first incident, a vehicle was used to crash into the storefront and then a number of items were still in there. no arrests have been made and police are still investigating w

street. here, the diploma of this academy is already confirmed by the fact that this child is the most prepared for the theatrical life. well, what are you hiding again? not rebels. yes , quickly shop again stop. first katya fifth position. well, put it up, please, put it on business, nag. you you can run. why aren't you running? let me go if you don't run, i crawled out. we have a stage, i 'll strangle you there. this is how we exist. well done. that you really loved to get sick, you really wanted to enter this school sometime. and not only that, you see, this is, uh, a memorial plaque for your aunt, just two memorial plaques on the street of the architect of growth, marius, like, which were recently hung up and your aunts of the people's artist of the ussr tell me when you first saw the ballet. you know, when i was already an adult i read, uh, a book by the wonderful artist kanashevich, which is called about himself about his business, and he writes there about his first visit to the theater, and he does not say exactly. what a theater it was. but in short, he was 12 or 11 years old. he was a

academy is being erected. lead alexandra karpova. again i had to go to the place. art again requires the victims of the inhabitants of the twenty-first houses and myasnitskaya street.at they have been poisoned and pressed by developers for half a year already, twice adjacent to the glazunov academy of painting, the war from architecture named after glazunov . we had a watchman, because we have drug addicts here. we have a public toilet here, the conflict started the moment we saw that the building they they are reconstructing, it has added to itself a vitality , all apartments up to the fifth floor remain without electricity for reconstruction, this is true. the historical exhibition hall in a hutos with a glass roof by shukhov is not at all like archival photographs. but it has already lost the status of a cultural heritage site and for some reason is demolishing the monument to the very foundation. in 2014 , the academies allocated 535 million rubles. for the reconstruction of the hall, but by august 2017 the money had somehow risen up, the current project will cost the budget another 633 million. the building itself it began to swell, as if by leaps and bounds,

it's a wall street journal report that says china's nuclear weapons research institute which is the china academyengineering physics managed to buy the high-end chips at least a dozen times in the past two years and beijing is unable to make some of the fist indicated chips themselves and we're worried because they'd use them in the nuclear weapons. ashley: they don't have to make them but just have to steal them. lauren, thank you very much. coming up, nearly 25% of millennials parents are actually covering their rent but that's not the only expense parents are paying for. l as the dollars fly. advisory committee at fda cautioning against yearly covid boosters and warn there's too many unknown about the virus. dr. marty makary will give us his take on that next. ♪ ashley: you're looking at late george new york. cold, cloudy, 25 degrees there right now and that's not one of stu's favorites. he may be onto something the it was never released as a single in the u.s. or the uk, but it was on the white album but never released individually in the u.s.. all right, now that that's over, check the marke

academy around 2.30 sunday afternoon. well, police officers say they were flagged down by people in the street about that shooting the victim. an oakland resident died at the scene. now, the other man from hayward went to a local hospital and is in stable condition. no word on a suspect or motive at this time. that investigation is ongoing. i will to businesses in san francisco are broken into after police say the burglars use their cars. >> to break in the first step happened around 2.30 yesterday morning at the sports bases store on bright street in the mission district police say the burglar use their car to crash into the storefront causing major damage. there. they th took off when they were confronted by a security guard in the area. then about a half hour later, officers responded to another break-in at the sunglass hut on jefferson street, right by fisherman's wharf. police say like the first incident a car was used to crash into that store front and that a number of items are stolen. no arrests have been made and police are still investigating whether the 2 burglaries are news, buffalo bill safety ng n- damar hamli

street spirit. >> it's important to point out the fact that every law enforcement agency in this country essentially has its emown academyy of those accreditation' it's not a national standard but essentially the academies accredit themselves which is a big problem. that being said coming from us capital policeut having completed a nine-month training program at the federal law enforcement training center in georgia which was exceptional the lateral training however consisted watching beverly hills cop. [laughter] or hill street blues. and law and order and lethal left and. [laughter] but that is all we did and now obviously the idea behind the lateral program is you are bringing officers in but it would be nice to learn things and maybe hone in but we did not get that what we talk about in the book is what i was trying to address not just the lack of training but the quality training and law enforcement today. a lot of people in the last seven or eight years we have seen the incidence play out on television involving police officers and we're wondering what the hell was that guy thinking? and often times especially in t

i'm not necessarily referring to the training academy, i'm talking about the secondary training when they're on the street and working with their field training officer, the fto, and that person or persons if they rotate, are teaching them the ways of the neighborhoods and how to interact with everybody. i think that's where it becomes dysfunctional in some instances and you see as you described properly this total authoritarianism and this you will do everything i say exactly how i say it, and if i don't say it correctly, you better figure it out and do it anyway, as they were telling him to get on the ground, he's like, i'm on the ground. well, lay on your belly because that's not what they wanted him to do initially. they wanted him flat on the ground. they were so hyped up they didn't convey it. i believe it does come back to the training. comes back to training these dysfunctional norms. it comes to training biases that become inplicit biases that these officers have inside of them, why they chased after him in the first place, and it just de-escalates from there or sorry, not deescalates, escalates

united institute of mechanical engineering of the national academy of sciences, almost all belarusian -made equipment that travels along the streets cities and roads. what is the social state in action can be judged by how the guarantees to vulnerable categories are implemented, citizens, including large families, were told in detail by the ministry of labor and social protection how many deposits under the family capital program are open in the country. for what purposes these funds were spent ahead of schedule, as well as an increase in the first year guaranteed by the state. sumy family capital increased by 15%, and now amounts to almost 30,000 rubles. details on the pages of sb belarus today. beekeeping is not only one of the oldest branches of agriculture. well, a special world to manage, with which a person has not yet learned, and we are not talking about lack of funding or the lack of a scientific base. no it's all about the bees themselves about their special nature, the difficulties that even experienced beekeepers face, as well as promising directions for the development of a successful business , were asked by those wh

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streets. >> first i mean it's important to point out the fact that every law enforcement agency in this country essentially has its own academy and many of those academies the accreditation is not a national standard. it's essentially the academy escreated themselves which is a big problem. and that being said by lateral efrom the u.s. capital after having completed nine-month training program at the federal law enforcement training center in glencoe georgia which was exceptional even for that time, my lateral training however consisted of watching beverly hills and "hill street blues" and you know pretty much like any other show a lot of law and order. i do remember that. lethal weapon, 12 and three. but that's all we did and now obviously the idea behind the lateral program is you bring veteran officers then. nevertheless it would have been nice to have learned things like the d.c. code and maybe hone in on our shooting skills but we didn't get that and what i talk n about in the book is what i ws trying to address is this not just a lack of training. lack of quality training that takes place in law enforcement today.y. a l

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adam sharp is president and ceo, national academy of television arts and sciences, which oversees the emmys. he joins us now from connecticut. sesame streetn 1969. talk us through to what extent this was a game changer for children's tv?— this was a game changer for children's tv? indeed it has, the most _ children's tv? indeed it has, the most awarded _ children's tv? indeed it has, the most awarded tv - children's tv? indeed it has, the most awarded tv show. children's tv? indeed it has, | the most awarded tv show in american history and one of only three programmes to achieve a lifetime achievement award for a programme. largely because of its genre defining stature in our industry. sesame street is a programme that when you look at its original audience, that audience is now sharing the experience with its grandchildren, it created an idea that children's programme does notjust have to be a teacher at the front of a classroom. with a camera in it. but a conversation between characters that you recognise from your neighbourhood, showing you respect as a peer, having serious conversation with a child, not talking down to them, making th

street scrambled eggs in such a way that it was in demand. it was useful for russia . now i am studying in the cadet corps. i plan to enter the academyigative committee and work as an investigator. it was his dream to study in the cadet corps. this children, because they are in a difficult situation, there will be no critical situation. that is, we will not study here, as in a regular school. we have. some kind of therapeutic beast, cheburashka, i am now in mariupol, took the stage. my language was not sent, i could not do anything and could not say anything, and we just began to bake the task of not causing tears. the task is to call, on the contrary, force after the concert. i asked everyone. what future plans are coming back. you why the fundamental sense that they for the first time they give me defensive weapons, but offensive ones, because these weapons will be needed precisely for the counteroffensive, that they said that we are giving only so that ukraine can start tanks. it comes out, especially tanks and well, you correct me as a military expert. if i remember correctly, the concept of tactical nuclear weapons was developed

television called the voroshilov game academy and was already ready to work at that time. was the forerunner karaoke on the maidan, it was called toys for the streetwas all in 2006 or the seventh, i don't remember the episodic 13 programs in the fall, which we filmed at the request of the tv center, because then he went to the tv center after he graduated to work at inter as a general producer and he was at inter and there he was one of the producers of the tv channel tv center in moscow ryashinova here he talked with kozlov's co-author and the producer and director of that program in moscow and well i said let's shoot it suddenly it will go well, for some reason it didn't work for them, you can say why, well, in principle, no, it didn't play a big role for me at that time , because at that time i had karaoke on the maidan a chance well, everything was like that, not even it's very simple the history of the time eyes toys on the street toys for the street on the street for toys for the street toys for the street i understand what this format was, and then you refined it together with the russian teleproducer, also andriy kozlov, co-authors karaoke

websites like the american academy of pediatrics provide resources for a range of age groups. for young children, the "sesame street" website offers age appropriate video lessons and apps like head space and calm provide guided meditation to relieve stress and anxiety. dr. gray says an important step is the first one, addressing feelings. >> i think it's actually helpful to really talk about that stress happens, that there's going to be times that things are challenging for us, that challenges come up, and we all have to have ways to be able to manage that. >> with technology, mental health care doesn't have to wait. >>> back here locally happening today b.a.r.t. will be unveiling a newly renovated station in oakland. this will be happening at the 19th street and oakland station. renovations include revamped l.e.d. lighting, an additional elevator and new fare gates to reduce fare evasion. b.a.r.t. leaders have been planning for this project since way back in 2014. construction began in 2020 with a majority of work being completed last year. the ribbon cutting ceremony will happen this morning at 11:00 a.m. congres

academy right around 2.30, sunday afternoon. police officers say they were flagged down by people in the street about that shooting. the victim died at the scene. the other went to a local hospital and is currently in stable condition. no word yet on a suspect or a motive. >> at this time, time now is 509. a developing story that we're following. buffalo bill safety damar hamlin is still unconscious in critical condition at a hospital in cincinnati. yeah, this after the 24 year-old went into cardiac arrest on the field, it was during a tackle in last night's game against the bengals. we've got steve brown with the very latest from cincinnati. >> reza, the university of cincinnati medical center or damar hamlin was taken last night with the bills. organization has disclosed has that hamlin had a cardiac arrest episode on the field, although his heart was brought back into rhythm. of course, all of this happened after he collapsed on the field. we need an edit or decision not to show you that collapse, but we will describe it. the game against the cincinnati bengals was still in the 1st quarter when hamlin made the t

blocked the street and that was it because of her, how would your girls fight and they estimated it to be several thousand dollars ? этот предпредиция it said no, they have such an office in the academytion document that there were no conscriptions by force, nevertheless, our girls are restricting something in belarus justice no, it is necessary to destroy everything eh everything independence in belarus all kinds of public organizations are prohibited in belarusians, for example, we have such an organization, the trunk of the carcasses, the father is not yet the guys who were engaged in just watching the birds. break any association, if you accuse me, i don't know fisherman, you are some kind of lyceum, someone, who wants it, well, if you join any organization, it is already dangerous for the regime, so it is not prohibited, all of this is stavyanskie zamasna it is real in such a situation when all organizations are now forbidden to gather people, even for some kind of rally. we saw how in the 20th year belarusians came out to protest, but unfortunately we do not see that now they are contradicting themselves. there are one and a half thousand prisoners in belarus, one and a half th

street in the district? yeah. so first, i mean. i think it's important to point out the fact that every law enforcement agency in this country essentially has its own academy and many of those academies, the accreditation. it's a national standard. it's essential. see, the academies credit themselves, which is a big problem. now that being said, when i lateral the us capitol police after having completed about nine month training program at the federal law enforcement training in glencoe, georgia, which was exceptional, even for that time. my lateral training, however, consisted of. watching beverly hills cop and hill street blues and, you know pretty much like any other cop show. a lot of law and order. i do remember that lethal weapon. one, two and three, but that's all we did. and now the obviously that idea behind a lateral program is you're bringing veteran officers in. but nevertheless, it would have been nice to have learned things like, you know, d.c. code and maybe hone in on our shooting skills, but we get that. and what i talk about in the book is what i was trying to address is this. not just a lack of training, but lack of quality training tak

street. >> i did want top comment on the commission support of the arts. i'm a former artist myself and a determine out from art academy of cincinnati. 3 will million dollars during the pandemic they were also adversely impacted by the covid impact. so that's a way of saying that -- it is hard to imagine a business much smaller than an artist. trying to make a living or just further their own expression we are grateful there are organizations facilitating that and facilitating the next generation. and -- one last thing i wanted mention, the -- floral shop bloomers, i -- i'm sitting here reflecting because in a couple minutes we'll go through thenual report and mentioned our previous commissioners that lists thanks commissioner duly. who is a great friends of mine. and -- we appreciated i was deeply grateful for the time i spent with her and she ran a floral shop for 30 plus years approximate had a legacy business as well. so there is something deeply poetic and resonant right now as we are about to emb on another term for the small business commission. that this is coming up now. so really grateful to have you here for

academy. >> jessica: they had a reputation for being extremely aggressive. >> gillan: will get the body cam video and they'll have their day in court with the cases. >> judge jeanine: its streetwe are dealing with a different breed of cop. this is a cop who grabs guns, drugs, these are rough or cops not in the sense they are violating the law but they are in the face of criminals every minute. >> jesse: they know the names of the people of the neighborhood. we will find out so stay with fox for that and we will continue to monitor the situation. up next, who needs the secret service? the first lady dr. jill biden protecting the president from reporter's questions about mar-a-lago. ♪ ♪ okay everyone, our mission is complete balanced nutrition. together we support immune function. supply fuel for immune cells and sustain tissue health. ensure with twenty-five vitamins and minerals, and ensure complete with thirty grams of protein. - [female narrator] five billion people lack access to safe surgery. thousands of children are suffering and dying from treatable causes. for 40 years, mercy ships has deployed floating hospitals to provide the free surgeries these children need. join

academies are down in applications. the national guards can't get people to join, all of the military branches cannot recruit. they're not meeting their goals. and then there was a poll in the wall streetjournal about two or three days after putin invaded ukraine. it said, would you take up arms to defend united states if putin invaded the united states? something like 51% said yes. that's got to be an all-time low, if the question had been asked before. i'm saying, there's something else going on among our people that is promoting this, finding separation. we need to be thinking about how to address that. if you all could talk a little bit more about his upbringing. he was the third son of a county judge was also a farmer, he was a tough guy my grandfather. barbara cannibal ii. and he was very strict with his sons. my dad had a very happy childhood in warsaw, new york, a small town america. he heard a very large extended family, his mother had eight siblings and they all state local, and they all had children. there was a whole heard of boy cousins that my dad grew up with. they were very fun. and they just kind of range around together. it was silver lake, the cottage that was owned