since the recent release of the boarding school report, one might think the u.s. would seek to undo the long term trauma and harm inflicted upon native children by boarding schools. as of today, however, this is not the case for that reason, my colleagues and i seek a formal apology in the form of legislation to restore balance among our communities and enable positive opportunities for indigenous people to heal. by doing so, congressional leaders would signify that our education, language, culture, and traditions are important. it would also signify the indigenous people will never again be subjected to a school system that seeks to erase our cultural identity. and i would ask for unanimous consent that be entered into the record. sen. schatz: without objection. sen. lujan: thank you. i yield back. sen. schatz: we are pleased to have the author of the legislation in question as a guest of our committee. it gives us pleasure to introduce senator elizabeth warren from massachusetts. sen. warren: thank you very much, chairman schatz. it is a privilege to be here with

in new products, which the sisterhood feeds after the children, the sisters also came to the boarding school became a home for 277 residents of which, uh, which, by the will of fate, uh, well, they came to us and became members of our extended family in the house. the boarding school organized a lot of activities for the labor and social rehabilitation of residents, because we believe that the person who lived independently or in a state institution. be it an orphanage or boarding school or another boarding school. he deserves to live to breathe full breasts, and therefore we believe that for these people they have us from 18 to 94 years of our living age. here is such a run-up they are, the most important thing for them is to stay. remain in demand stay active, as long as possible on your feet in order to, let's say, feel like full-fledged people. in 2013 , a home church was created on the internet in honor of the icon of the mother of god of mercy, where divine liturgy is regularly served and all boarding school residents have the opportunity to participate in the sacraments. in good warm

in florida, the school boards are supposed to be nonpartisan. ear, governor desantis decided to put his republican thumb on the scale by endorsing dozens of school board candidates across the state ahead of the school board elections that take place next tuesday on august 23rd. the governor is so connected to these races that he has even reportedly paid for campaign materials for at least some of these candidates. and desantis is doing all of this because he knows school board members are the frontline at his fight to take over classrooms and change the culture of education. and that effort has not been lost on the school board members themselves. in fact, a lot of them find it terrifying. when i was crisscrossing florida, i sat down with jennifer jenkins who was a member of the school board in buffered county, on florida's east coast. if her name sounds familiar, it maybe because because during the height of the covid pandemic last, year she says that she was the target of a campaign of harassment from parents who were against mask and vaccine m

schools. >> host: have you recommended a book the removed from the library? >> i have not wrecked minted a book being removed from the library but if i was still sitting on the school board which i did here in florida from 2016-2,020, i am a mom of 4 children, 17 through 10 if i had been aware of the books that were in these libraries and i wasn't but i would have asked for many of these books to be removed because i do not believe they are appropriate for the age groups they are being presented. >> host: is it more of an age group thing for you than it is a political ideology? >> i don't think politics belong in this conversation at all. what we are seeing is some very sexually explicit material that made its way into our classrooms and our campuses in school libraries and parents would like to know a couple things including how did those books get there and what processes and procedures are there to stop that from happening again, there must be accountability to what children are being taught and exposed to. >> host: does that begin with electing the school board? >> guest: i love parental control and serving on the school board, it is a wonderful opportunity and it is

the day before school started in the keller independent school district alzheimer's or, texas last week. all of the district principles got some last-minute orders from the school boardnstructed to remove all copies of 41 different books from the libraries and classroom by the end of the day. looks like the bluest eye by tony morrison, a graphic novel adaptation of and frank's diary. books they deemed inappropriate. just last year, a committee of community members have decided that some of these books were fine and should be left in schools, but the day before classes started this year, the keller school board started otherwise. an grapevine-colleyville independent school district, a voted 43 to implement a far-reaching set of policies that students could discuss race and gender. the policies prohibit teachers from discussing 16 19 project or critical race theory. it requires schools to restrict bathroom and locker room used to the biological sex listed on students birth certificates. when you hear those stories and you look at those two school districts on the map, you might think that this is just a particularly conservative area getting on board the anti crt, anti

walton has called for the resignation of the school board member whose comments are very much seen asl stereotype against black families. mayor breed is not calling for the school board members resignation, saying it was a mistake and an issue with english as a second language. obviously, there some learning and understanding that needs to go on. mayor breed appointed this person after the recall in february. there are political ramifications if the school member were to resign. there's a lot of racial dynamics going on in san francisco politics right now. it speaks to what you could say is larger dysfunction at city hall. dion: we don't have much time, but you and i spoke about this prior to the show, how there was this elephant in the room. there was already tensions between ethnic communities, and that adds an extra level of complexity. can you elaborate more on what you have witnessed? >> we have done a lot of reporting about the spike in hate crimes targeting asian-americans and pacific islanders over the course of the pandemic. the elephant in the room in this whole situation wi

ultimately with of the school board says the pledge of allegiance at the meeting is doesn't move the t what bothers me about the situation is the board of education is concerned with petty politics more than doing their job of ensuring the education of our kids. clearly is a military veteran, disrespectful of disgusting monologue is heartbreaking. and you know, is a parent of two kids in the district, it is important to our history and civics and the reason our country was founded with the classrooms with duff using the note dni policy to remove the pledge and concerns me greatly he will come after our classrooms next. >> griff: jake, you have a fifth grader and a first grader in these classrooms. now, he points to the fact that it hasn't effect the classroom yet, but are you concerned this is a slippery slope? >> absolutely spirit in his monologue, what he said his is heading resetting the pledge of the board meeting goes against board policy. how do you go against board policy when it doesn't go against board policy to recite in the schools? so that doesn't even make sense. of cours

they're very unhappy with the school board and the school system, so they're going to go for more heree going to go after other individuals here at the school and certainly the school board. >> it's still unbelievable, to your point, that we don't know exactly what occurred on that day with the police response. there's been more details given, but there's still so many questions unanswered. but before the board went into closed session to make their decision, there was brief public comment. i want to play something someone else said, a plea from a student. >> i'm here to make a statement. if a law enforcement's job is to protect and serve, why didn't they protect and serve my friends and teachers on may 24th? [ applause ] i have messages for pete arredondo and all the law enforcement that were there that day. turn in your badge and step down. you don't deserve to wear one! >> can you describe what it was like in that auditorium? >> reporter: you know, it's still -- you attend these school board meetings. it is sad, but you're also seeing family members that are starting to fight for th

this just into cnn, the uvalde texas school board voting unanimously tonight to fire school district aited more than an hour before entering the conjoined classrooms and killing the robb elementary school shooter in may. 21 children and -- shimon prokupecz is in uvalde for us. can you tell us more about how the school board came to this decision tonight? >> it's something that took months, and weeks, don. it started after the local texas officials here, the congressional officials who finished the report. they really laid blame on all of law enforcement, but it was this idea that pete arredondo was in charge of the scene and he should've taken more action. of, course the video was released from inside of the hallways of the schools, and then also the body cam footage that was released, where you see peter addenda standing around at one point. he was trying to negotiate with the gunman, and so it was all of that that eventually led us to hear, and really in the end, it was the families and communities that were fighting so hard for accountability. and finally here, the school board ton

. >> coming up, we have breaking news at this hour, the uvalde school board has just terminated school district police chief pete arredondo over his failures at the mass shooting at the elementary school in uvalde, were 19 students were murdered and two teachers were murdered three months ago. state senator roland gutierrez will join us next. ll join us next. selling nerve care company. nervive contains alpha lipoic acid to relieve occasional nerve aches, weakness and discomfort. try nervivenerve relief. (vo) with every generation, the subaru forester has been a leader in crash safety. working to undo the impact a crash can have on your life. which has led the forester to even be able to detect danger and stop itself. the subaru forester has earned the i-i-h-s top safety pick plus, nine times. more than honda cr-v and toyota rav4, combined. love. it's what makes subaru, subaru. we just moved. so there's millions of - dahlias in bloom. over nine acres. when we started, we grew a quarter of an acre. now i'm taking on new projects on the regular. there are millions of ways to make the mos

. >> coming up, we have breaking news at this hour, the uvalde school board has just terminated school district police chief pete arredondo over his failures at the mass shooting at the elementary school in uvalde, were 19 students were murdered and two teachers were murdered three months ago. state senator roland gutierrez will join us next. when we started, we grew a quarter of an acre. now i'm taking on new projects on the regular. we always dreamed of having this property, so - i want to make my yard look as beautiful as butters, here. butters. how are you doing over there? we do both vegetables and large mouth bass. yep. we've got tons of them, don't we, buddy? there are millions of ways to make the most of your land. learn how to make the most of yours at deere.com power e*trade's easy-to-use tools like dynamic charting and risk-reward analysis help make trading feel effortless and its customizable scans with social sentiment help you find and unlock opportunities in the market with powerful, easy-to-use tools power e*trade makes complex trading easier react to fast-moving market

the public demanded ation for the delayed police response to the massacre at robb elementary school. >> after months of outrage the school board voted to fire the school police chief, but that's doing little to satisfy the families of the children who were killed. >> and the chief is fighting back. abc's christine sloan reports. [ crowd chanting ] >> reporter: this morning, the uvalde school board firing school police chief pete arredondo. >> i move that good cause exists to terminate the noncertified contract of pete arredondo effective immediately. >> reporter: the decision coming three months after 19 children and 2 teachers were gunned down at robb elementary school. family and survivors packing the school board meeting demanding justice. >> i have messages for pete arredondo and all the law enforcement that were there that day. turn in your badge and step down. you don't deserve to wear one. >> reporter: the outraged community taking the mic while the board met in closed session to determine the school police chief's fate. >> our babies are dead, our teachers are dead. the least y'all can do is show some respect and do th

meanwhile, the school district is adding to holidays next academic year that that's after the school board voted to close all schools on two of the holiest muslim days abc 7 news senior education reporter. land melendez is in the newsroom to explain why this is not sitting well, however with some people well, dan, is it fair to have a holiday for one religious group and not another that's the argument some are making but those who push for these. two days off say students who observe the two holidays had have had to retake exams or miss out on instruction on those days and they risk falling behind. if all goes as planned beginning in the fall of 2023 students in san francisco public schools will have two additional days off to celebrate eid to cultural holidays of muslim origin hundreds of our students were falling behind academically, you know missing class missing assignments when they have to take off time for this for this holiday because they want to go and spend time with their families the san francisco unified school board agreed only one member voted against adding these two holid

really in detail and everyone should read it about the schools, and what does nbc, what is the case, blaming you guys, for what, supporting school boardbers who would get in and have a biblical point of view and number one purpose to make sure that the teaching and the academics in the school districts got better is, that essentially it, scott? >> that is it, and i will say this, it's a sad day in our country when protecting our children is being labeled as far right. you know, it's not secret, the left has been injecting their ideology into our schools for years now. whether it be critical race theory or gender fluidity, or literature, what have you. >> that is former trump adviser steve bannon on his podcast today talking about this story, published by nbc's mike hixenbaugh this morning, in a new piece hixenbaugh explains hor a far right christian nationalist phone company is using national republican strategist and consultants to take over school boards in texas. and they do not plan on stopping there. joining us now is mike hixenbaugh, senior investigative reporter for nbc news, mike spent years covering how education has become a

school police chief pete arredondo. the boardy wednesday to fire arredondo after outrage over the response to the robb elementary school shooting. 19 students and two teachers were killed in late may. cnn's shimon prokupecz is live in san antonio. i know you were at that hearing, some incredible statements there. >> reporter: yeah, it was emotional at times. look, john, the community, the parents have been so frustrated by the school board, by city officials, in many ways because of the lack of compassion and empathy and how the process has played out and really they feel as though the school board has not taken their feelings under consideration. so at these board meetings -- and there were two just this week -- we saw a lot of emotion there from family members wanting pete arredondo to be fired. they got their wish. but the other thing is that they just feel that everything here has lacked transparency. they have not been able to see, have not been able to hear some of the discussions that the school board is having over these

happening now, the san francisco school board is considering whether to reprimand commissioner an shoe for her comments stereotyping black and latino families. abc 7 news education reporter melendez is in the newsroom with more on the controversy that has not gone away. leanne, any idea how this will go. >>> there's a provision that clearly states that the other school members can remove her. they're not going to do that. what may happen is that she ends up with a slap on the wrist, and some are speculating that they could add some provisions like forcing her to do, for example, cultural diversity training, or antibias training. well-known columnist herb kane described san francisco where a city where ideas are traded and opinions clashed. thrown into the mix is commissioner ann shoe, appointed by mayor london breed and who will likely be reprimanded by her colleagues. >> people can stay any demeaning thing about you and it's ok. >> the reporter: the naacp held a rally if front of the school district today, asking for her resignation, after shoe made racist comments about black and bro

. >>> tonight in oakland parents met with the school board. omes in wake of the violent protest at parker elementary last week. >> the cost of school closure should not be violence within the district. >> i witnessed too many people escalating and no de- escalating. >> reporter: you see hired isd security guards trying to keep people out of parker. it is one of several that voters are hoping to close or merge starting this fall. the school, we are told, is still being occupied by protesters. >> when we fight, we win! when we fight, we win! >> reporter: before the meeting there were teachers who were angry about what happened at parker, saying that the school board should be held accountable. someone showed us the bruises he said he sustained during the pushing and shoving. >> i was put in handcuffs. >> reporter: substitute teacher craig gordon said he believes he was fired because he was vocal about schools closing. >> schools closing in mainly black and brown districts around oakland -- >> reporter: they say they plan to file a lawsuit against

part of the problem we saw with this you would have red counties, but because the school board races r constitution are nonpartisan, the union would become a leftest, fund a leftest, and you'd have a left wing school board representing a conservative county. so we have fixed that in many these places to where the school boards are now going to be representative of the values of the people that live there. >> tucker: yeah. people weren't paying attention. did you have trouble convincing people that this was worth getting involved in? >> i think a little bit, but what we did, we had no other races on the republican side. there was no governor primary, senate, attorney general. this was really it. we had a handful of legislative races, but this is what we told voters were important. i do think that it impacted it. i think our turnout overall would have been less had there not been this effort with the school board. i think more and more are getting the picture that this is important. i do think, as successful as it was, this is just step one. we're going to institutionalize this going fo

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they do these school board meetings. they allow thebut there is really no just never any apparent kind of compassion. you know, on monday there was another school board meeting where the parents were in a room for over three hours. it was a hearing about the superintendent and grievances filed against him and they took all of this information they had, the school board and they went behind closed doors while family members sat in the room waiting to find out what was going on and then finally after three hours, they came out and gave some information but quickly all ran away and so when tonight came, they didn't want that same atmosphere, they wanted things to be open and they wanted it to be discussed for them to hear but even then, the school board decided because of some rules here they needed to take it behind closed doors but they are frustrated, the parents here. this is one thing that they're getting, this accountability, the firing of the police chief but they want more. they want more school board officials to be held accounta

we are expecting the school board to make this decision. set over the fact that the school board yet again is deciding to conduct some of this business, some of the things they want to hear as for the reasoning, for the firing or not firing, the discussions that they're having, and they continue to have these discussions, the school board members, behind closed doors and parents are not able to listen in. the community is not able to listen in. alex, there was some expectation that perhaps the school chief pete arredondo would show up here with his lawyer. the school board said they thought he may show up. but at 4:48 today local time, they were note tied neither would appear. his lawyer issuing a statement defending pete arredondo and his actions of that day saying basically that the -- that he did everything he could possibly have done that day, and just continuing to defend his actions and saying that actually he should be reinstated with full pay. so the school board should be make thing decision shortly. alex? >> so much pain and agony

question that. >> todd: to follow up with you, kieran, how that has a gun between parents and the school boardretty -- a good way to put it is tension all the time now between parents and the school board. because we are looking for transparency because we want to parent our kids as best as we can. we want to know our kids are taking care of as we would. >> todd: jennifer, to that point, why does the district want to keep parents in the dark and keep them from seeing things like curriculum? that makes no sense to me. >> our experience with our district was they were spending significant amount of money on programs. 90% of the programs, the majority of us would agree with, and it was that little 5% to 10% that was highly politicized and very ideological. and so, when we parent started asking questions in the past, you know, the responses were less than transparent. so what we parents have realized over the past few years is, until trust is reestablished, this is the path we need to take where we need to understand what is going on. and the more there is pushback, the more it becomes harder for

and i think the point here is elections matter. run for school boarde your kids are not subject to these crazy, woke driven policies. >> carley: now in third grade in the school district, you are taught may be if you are a boy but feel like a girl, that is okay. it is so confusing and this was voted 6-1. i'm sure there are a lot of concerned parents and the school district this morning. >> todd: thank you, sir. democrats would rather campaign like republicans then run on their own party's platform. >> it is washington's full. they set the rules and supply chain and spiked inflation. i learned about this in new hampshire not washington. >> carley: so the democrats really turning red or will they go right back to radical policies after the midterms? we are asking bill mcgurn coming up next. ♪ ♪ before treating your chronic migraine— 15 or more headache days a month, each lasting 4 hours or more you're not the only one with questions about botox®. botox® prevents headaches in adults with chronic migraine before they even start—with about 10 minutes of tre

. >>> in uvalde, texas, the school board determining right now the fate of embattled school police chief pete arredondo. will he keep his job or will he be fired? john quinones standing by. >> the first lady dr. jill biden and her rebound case of covid tonight, after taking paxlovid. so, how common are these rebound cases? and news tonight on the new booster that will cover the new variants. will it be ready by labor day? >>> the major discovery in texas. the dinosaur fruit prints now in full view and the reason why. >>> and tonight here, we remember an nfl legend. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a wednesday night. president biden plans to cancel thousands in federal student loans for millions of americans. who is eligible? and the reaction tonight. that's in a moment. >>> but first, rescues under way in jackson, mississippi. the terrifying flooding emergency playing out, seniors being guided out of a facility using a rope. the national weather service calling it a particularly dangerous situation. rescuers out in full force just east of jackson in brandon, mi

on september 29, the school board association writes a letter to the biden white house saying use the patriot act against parents. five days later, the attorney general issues a memorandum that does exactly what the organization asked them to do five days prior. set up a line for reporting on parents who show up at school board meetings to advocate for the well-being of their child. october 20, the fbi sends out a emailed to agents across the country and the mill says use this threat tag designation when you are investigating parents who have been reported on the line the memorandum was set up by the attorney general. october 4 is the memorandum. october 20 is the email to agents. all of that happens in 22 days. when have you seen the federal government move that fast? when it came to going after the political opposition, they moved at lightning speed and we have since learned prior to the initial letter on september 29, the biden white house and justice department were talking to the school board. no we got the excuse to do what we want to do which is to go after our political oppone

the schools to educate kids. we are sick of the indoctrination. >> todd: robert mellon nelly and tim, school board members endorsedantis and joins me now. congrats to all three of you. bridget how liberal was the sarasota school board before you won? >> well we live in a conservative county and it has had liberal majority for decades, as long as i can remember and it doesn't line up to the community we are representing. now we have 4-1 conservative with student focus so we could not be more cited in sarasota will benefit as well as the students. >> todd: robin, besides the demographics that bridget mentioned, why did you win? >> why did i win? i have the support of the community because they wanted a change. they were tired how parents were being treated at the school board meeting by the majority board members and they were not allowed to speak or their time was cut and they were fed up. so they wanted a conservative board and that is why i won. >> todd: timothy as she were campaigning, what did parents specifically democrat parents tell you? >> especially in this time, school safety, i think when you look at the

. >>> in uvalde, texas, at this hour, the school board determining right now the fate of embattled school police chief pete arredondo. will he keep his job or will he be fired? john quinones standing by. >>> the major discovery in texas. the dinosaur footprints now in full view, and the reason why. >>> and tonight here, we remember an nfl legend. >>> good evening as we come on the air in the west tonight. we have several breaking stories. the verdict in the case involving the photos of kobe bryant after his death. we'll go to california in just a moment. >>> also, president biden's plan to cancel thousands in federal student loans for millions of americans. who is eligible? we'll get to that, as well. >>> but first tonight, the rescues under way in jackson, mississippi. the terrifying flooding emergency. seniors being guided out of a facility using a rope. the national weather service calling it a particularly dangerous situation. rescuers out in full force just east of jackson in brandon, mississippi, tonight. rescuing many seniors from a flooded assisted living facility. as you can see

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>> reporter: ohio's largest school district is now online only after the nearly 4500 member teachers union rejected the school board's latest offer. >> our children are our priority. and we will do what we need to do to, you know, ensure there's a resolution that's in their best interest. >> reporter: the union wants smaller classes and says teachers are working in dilapidated schools where water pipes leak, lead paint peels from walls, and air conditioning and heat are nonexistent. >> we will continue fighting until we have safe, properly maintained, and fully resourced schools in every neighborhood. >> reporter: the walkout comes on the heels of a new report that found average weekly teachers' wages grew in the last 25 years by just $29 when adjusted for inflation. >> they need to do what needs to be done to get the kids back in school. >> reporter: today, frustrated parents say virtual learning is a waste of valuable time. how are you all impacted? >> basically, it's as if there's no education system at all right now. >> reporter: tiffaer new kindergartner. >> it was really stressful for me. i was up all late last

the school board made the right decision by firing pete arredondo? school -- your child back to school with pete at the helm. given the factual findings that indicate he knew, he wrote the -- and submitted to the state the response that uvalde isd during an active shooter training. he wrote, i think, 90% of that. he knew what to do. he didn't do it. and he has to assume responsibility. >> so, also in this preliminary report, 77 pages submitted to the state legislature, you wrote these local officials were not the only ones expected to provide the leadership needed during this tragedy. i want you to listen to the state senator who represents uvalde and his thoughts on what should come next. >> to place it on the cafeteria school cop, all the responsibility, is wrong. he is absolutely responsible, but so is every other cop that was in that hallway, including a texas ranger that was on the phone with higher-ups at dps, and they did nothing. they told him -- they didn't say, hey, go get 12 of our guys and go in. that didn't happen. so, steve mccraw has to

back in this country, teachers in columbus, ohio have reached an agreement with the local school boardentatively ends a 4-day strike. they'd been on the picket lines since monday demanding better work conditions and smaller class sizes. nearly 4,500 teachers and school staff will vote on the new contract this weekend. a federal judge today blocked an kansas law that banned transgender children from receiving gender affirming medical care, such as hormone treatments, puberty blockers or surgery. arkansas was the first state to issue such a ban in 2021. courts have blocked similar laws in at least two other states. a trial to decide whether to permanently block the arkansas law is scheduled for october. still to come on the newshour, the cdc director diusses covid-19 and her efforts to reform the agency. parents and students in uvalde texas respond to the police chief being fired after the elementary school massacre three months ago. senator elizabeth warren weighs in on the president's student loan forgiveness plan and much more. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washing

just in the last year there's been so much controversy within the school board. parents just want these leaders to focus on the kid and the schooling. what are the parents telling you tonight? >> the parents, there's a lot of parents. there's nuance situations in this right. there's hopes that they're going to improve performance first on parents then there's also concerns about the way students are being treated. and sometimes there's conflict in trying to come to some of the solutions to a lot of these issues that reinvolve around different communities and sometimes they see things differently and sometimes they react to things differently. but they all have to try to get along in order to get a lot of these students well educated. >> it's not just in san francisco school board. so many cities having issues with their school boards as well. sergio, we'll stay with this story and bring it to you later on as well. >>> there's a lot happening at this hour in taiwan. speaker nancy pelosi is meeting with the taiwan taiwaneese parliament. this is an opening ceremony f

in the nineties, the former and current employees of the boarding school, like everyone else in the countryecided to privatize their modest possessions. but it turned out that it was impossible to do this. all 120 hectares, together with the buildings and the boarding school. schools and a kindergarten have already been issued, as one agricultural plot, all types of the town of danki , but we are not included, they cut us out of the settlement, according to the cadastral file signed by engineer pushkin. around this khrushchev it is quite possible to plow and sow without asking, i agree owners of apartments in this house, when today engineer alexander sergeevich pushkin assigned the categories of land under the house around it to agricultural purposes for agricultural production, but the owners of houses and plots suffer the most because of the troubles with the status of the land. pensioners cannot spend gas under the social program. it's hard to drown at my age, and they told me, until you privatize the land, you don't have any gas. a few residents of donkovo ​​still managed to get a certi

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the rashists attacked the boarding schooln the kramatorsk district, this is the city of mykolaivka, donetsk region, tonight, upon arrival at the scene of the call, it was determined that there was a fire. this is what the boarding school looks like now on the second and third floors of the building of the specialized comprehensive boarding school, the school was almost completely destroyed and the fire fought like this at night, this is the story with ukrainian schools that were not evacuated internatu e p oleg synyutka people's deputy of ukraine mykhailo tsimbalyuk people's deputy of ukraine retired general of the ministry of internal affairs thank you for the discussion stay with espresso egor checherinda ivana valevska was with you for the last five hours news from iryna koval, it is very important in this difficult time to be aware of what is happening, we tell the news and help to understand the events, but the war can make adjustments if the broadcast signal is lost, watch espresso on the satellite now espresso has beco

. >>> happening tonight the san francisco school board debates possible action against one of its new trustees. she has apologized for, she made against the black and latino committee, some say the apology does not go far enough. >> reporter: the school board looking to make some decisions on her future as school board commissioner. the agenda says the board is looking to discuss, consider, and decide whether to admonish her for recent comments she made on a public survey. the agenda item brought by leadership says the following. it goes on further to say the commissioners comments to the contrary are hurtful and perpetuate a harmful stereotype. the topic asks has to deal with challenges in educating black and brown students. her response and part answer the challenges included unstable family environments and lack of parental encouragement to focus on learning. she took to twitter to issue an apology saying the following. the san francisco teachers union , the san francisco democratic party and several supervisors are among those calling for her resignation. others are more accepting

the uvalde texas school board fired embattled school district police chief pete arredondo. school officials have been under pressure to fire arredondo over his delayed response to the mass shooting at robb elementary school three months ago. hundreds of heavily armed officers waited more than one hour to confront the shooter who killed 19 children and 2 teachers. residents at the school board meeting pleaded with officials not to only fire arredondo, but other officers as well. >> you guys dropped the ball. you messed up! >> i have messages for pete arredondo and all the law enforcement that were there that turn in your badge and step down. you don't deserve to wear one! >> people at the meeting applauded after the board voted to fire arredondo, who was not there. his attorney released a scathing 17-page letter defending the police chief's actions, saying his decisions saved the lives of other students. >>> president biden unveiled his long-awaited plan to forgive some student loan debt. yesterday, he followed up on a campaign promise with a plan that could help more than 40

. >> now it's 6, a familiar face returning to run for commissioner on the san francisco school board. one of the 3 recall board of education members made that announcement last night. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan today, gabriela lopez explained why she is running again as has reports. this is a story you will see only here on kron 4. >> are you sure that you want to >> go through this all over again? >> i know that it's going to be a fight and will never we don't know the outcome and i'm ready for that fight. >> gabriel lopez announces that she is running again for a seat on the board of education to the san francisco unified school district a 13 year educator and former sf usd school board. president lopez was one of 3 school board members recalled earlier this year in a bitter special election. so how did she reached the decision to go back for more? >> so in consultation, with families, with community leaders, with their students, my heart has always been dedicated to schools. it has always been dedicated to education. to porte

the d.c. public schools. of the african-american students, 60% of them are vaccinated. that means 40% are not. the d.c. school boards saying to 40% of the african-american kids in their public schools, get out of school, you are not allowed to come to school. i introduced an amendment on the floor of the senate to block d.c. from throwing out of school 40% of the black kids in the d.c. public schools. every single democrat voted no. catherine cortez masto happily voted, throw those kids out. because she is not working for the kids. she is not working for the men and women of nevada. she is working for the campaign dollars from the corrupt lobbyists on the left. i introduced one additional amendment. we saw merrick garland sent a memo to the fbi, directed the fbi to target parents who speak up at school boards, who speak up about vertical race theory and about children being assaulted in schools. and biden's attorney general directed the fbi to go after those parents as domestic terrorists. in the month since that has happened the fbi has interviewed dozens of moms and dads who went to their school board and spoke u

in a closed door session the school board voted unanimously to fir him for his role in the botched responseschool in may. >> there was a mass casualty at robb elementary school in uvalde, texas. reporter: 21 people were killed, 19 students and two teachers. aredando was one of the first officers on the scene and it more than an hour for law enforcement officers to confront the teenage gunman. video from the day shows officers armed with shields and weapons as parents pleaded for more action from authorities. his attorney did not respond to our request for comment but in a 17 page statement released before the board meeting defended his rolensisting he saved as many lives as he could with the resources available. but many of the families say he is to blame. >> this was a long coming. >> what we are hearing from family members is that this is bringing a measure of solace to them. host: a journalist is reporting on the aftermath of the shooting. >> this is such a she -- this is such a turning point for the community because it is the first time we have truly seen anyone be accountable for the

apparently, there are new members on the school board so they're doing it all again? >> right. ks brought by parents in the school district area and those 41 books that you talked about were reviewed. by our count, two-thirds of the books were either returned to the shelves or put in grade-appropriate levels like middle school or high school depending on the book. many of the books deal with lgbtq inclusiveness issues and because of that in may, three new school board members were elected to the school board. those three members are in large part by a right-wing christian political action group and that group just a few weeks before school has started and the first day was today has decided that it was going to re-review these books and just yesterday, principles in the district received a book that once again all of those books need to be taken off the shelves as the district reviews those books once again. >> as you know, many of the books on this list deal with issues surrounding young people who are gay or transgender. is this about inappropriate content in terms of sexual c

you get crazies like this to run for the school board. t say the pledge of allegiance. that is a consequence of people's lack of involvement. the shame on fargo is that you didn't work for the board, kicked people off. if you ran the national anthem or pledge of allegiance, you win in fargo. [laughter] >> this is the school board, so -- >> there are rational parents who look at the same go "i've heard a lot about school choices lately, may be, we be funding students --" next, the socialists are coming to whole foods. how a liberal takeover is blasting employees. this is john. he hasn't worked this hard to only get this far with his cholesterol. taken with a statin, leqvio can lower bad cholesterol and keep it low with two doses a year. side effects were injection site reaction, joint pain, urinary tract infection, diarrhea, chest cold, pain in legs or arms, and shortness of breath. with leqvio, lowering cholesterol becomes just one more thing life throws your way. ask your doctor about leqvio. lower. longer. leqvio. breakthrough heartburn.

the school board voted unanimously wednesday night to terminate the employment. the school district police chief criticized for his role in the response to the mass shooting.>> we will continue our fight.>> many are also calling for the school board. the superintendent and the entire school district police department to be replaced. all in their eyes partially responsible for failing to prevent the deaths of 19 students and two teachers three months ago.>> you are not going to sweep this under the rug. number 1. school administration. right there. >> before yesterday's meeting, the lawyer released the statement with a request it be read aloud. calling the proceedings unconstitutional public lynching and saying they will not attend the board meeting over safety concerns.>> for him to not be here and face the consequences to his actions.>> he has said he did not consider himself in charge. during the may 24 shooting. state officials identified him as the on scene commander. the gunman was in to my classrooms for more than one hour before officers entered and killed