she's the first undergrad to be on the city council, at least when it's all official. lunaparra leading james chang with about 60% of the vote. now, turnout, we should say, was low. less than 500al votes. so why the low voter turnout? wrl ll, district 7 covers the cal campus and the surrounding area where a lot of students live. there are less than 3,000 people registered to vote in this district. joining us tonight is cecilia lunaparra. cecilia, nice to see you. i suppose in a little while, i'll be calling you councilwoman lunaparra. congratulations. how do you feel? >> thank you so much. yeah, we're -- i'm so excited. i am so mostly thankful for all the support that we've gotten over the past couple of months for the united student front that we've been able to push for. >> how is the reaction from your family and friends? were they fired up, or were they like, why are you doing this? >> no. they've been so sweet and so kind and so excited. this is a really exciting moment. >> so why jump into politics? what's your goal here? >> yeah. so it's mostly about my love and

you. undergrads uses the hello and welcome to across the board. here we discussed some real in the watching is why is that why in this country, what if i give but plenty of the store in this shed and i showed a wonder for not imagine just a lot. so could i scan when i am, what i could catch at your desktop session. let's just shiny or just in the fun you bon is going you sit on what's in the the idea the the, the, the in the mountains um, explanation after a canadian prime minister justin to those appearance of a secret separate system, bent in toronto, delhi, one of the mood could rupture by law for relations. also this hour the french police attract done on the students during a raleigh for as i sighed syrup on university. while another part of his institution reaches agreements with protesters despite the local politicians poly for severe measures that made demonstrations both for and against the so called foreign agents built into lucy, the head of george's parliament.

come to what you an old episodes going undergrad. so you said the the, the claims of the king of the belgians leopold the 2nd to the congo were finally authorized by the leading european countries in 18. 85, in the very heart of the african continent. states under the rule of the belgian monarch was declared since the beginning, the congo free state was total, may him for the local population and functioned as a universal concentration camp. the majority of the population, including women and children, were forced to work on the rubber plantations. those who failed to fulfill their quota were beaten and mutilated to keep the congo these people under control. the king set up the so called voice bleak which were punitive detachments that cast terror on the captured country and its inhabitants, fearing that their subordinates would simply waste bullets hunting for wild animals . the officers demanded that the soldiers gave an answer for every bullet use, and as proof presented a job hand of an african, it was not uncommon when drying to

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. >> undergrads teach artistry and entrepreneurship, taylor's ven. >> her songwriting ability gives herive edge. >> 44 fellow students. >> taylor is so strategic and all the things she does. when all the think of a brand, that all they want. that is what taylor has. >> unisities nationwideare seeing the swifty ffect in departments from english to gender studies. >> perspees and failures are part of the syllabus like the battle to gain control of some of he implicationsshe t has had on legissues such as artist and ticketing úregistr >> with so much tuition on the line, how does family react? >> my mom took me to a 1989 concert. they were like, you have to take this class. if not now, never. >> swift now has students inking even bigger. >> she is incredibly fearless in the ways in which she doesn't mind taking creative risks. she is climbing the corporate ladder, ending up as the manager in five years. >> you think you might take more risks? >> sure. >cause of this corse? >> yeah. >> ♪ >>> coming up, some unfortunate news for cybertruck owners. find out how improperly used p led to tesla'

we met during undergrad at the university of wisconsin-madison. [cheers and applause] coming from a family of farmers in rural wisconsin i had to take out student loans to afford my tuition. together, we have over $75,000 in student loans. while still in school i remember i had saved enough money to make my biggest payment to date, feeling like i was getting ahead i was heartbroken to discover that the $1000 i saved couldn't even cover the interest that had piled up. after graduating i discovered my passion for digital marketing. two years ago sam and i pursued our dream of becoming entrepreneurs. we counted market kenya media, marketing firm based in madison, wisconsin. [applause] shortly after becoming business owners, the president's forget his program was struck down,, devastating as along with millions of americans. fortunately, president biden announced that he would not back down and announced his safe plan. [applause] >> salmon i enrolled as soon as possible. prior to the safe plan were making monthly payments totaling $700. now, after the

by the spring of next year, all the undergrad and grad students can use the supercomputer. >>> inflation is stubbornly hanging on. not only does it make our lives more expensive, but the fed is less likely to lower interest rates. the culprit is gas, rent, and car insurance. in the election year, it is also a political story. how the candidates are spinning the news. >> reporter: it shows that inflation ticked up again in march. adding to the strain on americans wallets and the political pressure on president biden. >> inflation was skyrocketing and we took office and we have a plan to deal with it. >> reporter: consumer prices rose 3.5% year-over-year. rent, gas, and auto insurance are hard-hit. grocery price increases slowed down. americans have seen average prices increase more than 20% since the start of the pandemic. the former president is seizing on the report. president biden said inflation has dropped more than 60% from its peak and that raining it in is a top priority. he noticed a strong job market. and adding to the challenges, the stock market tumbled on the news >> the fed

. >> reporter: meet the cal undergrad making history in bay area politics. how she plans to juggle classes with her new chapter on the city council. >>> good evening. you know, we don't have to think too far back to remember just how miserable it could be when the bay area is choking on smoke. today, there's a new record card confirming we deal with some of the unhealthiest air in the country. the state of the air report card from the american lung association ranked the bay area the fifth worst for annual particle solution out of more than 200 metropolitan areas. we were seventh worst for exposure to short-term particle solution, and then 12 worst for ozone pollution. almost every bay area county got a failing grade for short-term spikes in particle pollutions. now driven mostly by all the wildfires that sent smoke our way during the 2020 and 2022 areas when the report collected its data then. so who could forget the day the sky turned that orange in 2022? hard to forget. but there is also everyday sources that contribute to our bad air. amanda harry is liv

and she is the first undergrad to be on the city council. >>> here is a look at the results now, lunaparrang james change. turnout was pretty low here with less than 500 total votes. you may be wondering why the low voter turnout. district seven covers the surrounding area there where a lot of students live. and all to vote in this district as we did speak to lunaparra during our 7:00 newscast. she says the population is what inspired her to run for office. >> district seven is an incredibly unique jurisdiction. it is 95% students, most of whom are undergraduates,. and the median age is only 19 years old. i believe young people deserve in the say that the way the local government is run. >> despite the passion to represent their community right now, she says she doesn't have higher political goals. she plans on becoming a history teacher once she graduates. >>> okay, so you probably noticed gas prices are on the rise again. so right now the average price of a gallon of gas in california is $5.45. that's more than 50 cents higher than what it was a month ago. in san francisco, yeah, even wo

. >> reporter: meet the cal undergrad making history in bay area politics. how she plans to juggle classes with her new chapter on the city council.

it the the says said liz, nope, over at the the the i'm action or times the welcome back to going undergrad, broadcasting all around the world, from the u. a. in a week of the 5th anniversary of the beginning of britain, this torture and incarceration of julian assad's, we don't even need wiki likes to tell us that the us has lost its proxy war on russia through ukraine. even us deputy secretary of state. good campbell is acknowledged most cuz military success with nothing to stop the war of attrition. ukraine is down to using homemade drones to attack russia. and according to moscow, a key of hatched plan with the hunter binding link company to carry out launch is most good conceptual atrocity. even the amazon washington post.

lyons graduated from cal and his new position makes him the first undergrad alum since 1930 to become the campus' top leader. >>> all right, the winningest college basketball coach in history. well, she's calling it a career. quite a career it was. stanford women's coach, tara vanderveer, spoke at length. took some questions. vern was there. >> even gave me a shout out. >> you got a shout out? >> yes, she did. >> tell me about it. >> she was just acknowledging people who have followed her career and been with her and done stories with her. then vern glenn just comes out. wow. >> of course. >> i know i made it when tara vanderveer names you. >> yes. >> 1,216 wins, jules. she was named pac-12 coach of the year 17 times. that's almost half of her tenure at stanford. now we did a one on one after the presser. she told me i wanted to be a coach that i would want to play for. well, after three national championships, 14 final fours, olympic gold in 1996. made the basketball hall of fame. i would say mission accomplished. vanderveer was the head coach for 45 years the last 38 with the cardin

big shakeup in berkeley as an undergrad makes history for the city time now is 910 this morning? let's get a check. on what happening. around the bay today. in honor of april being 2nd chance month, alameda county is holding a job and resource fair today, taking a live look over oakland, where today's event aims to help local businesses meet a highly skilled candidates. who are often overlooked wantonness chance to rebuild their lives. it's open to anyone and everyone and will be held at the oakland coliseum from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. taking a live look at levi stadium tonight, the 49 ers will be picking 31st in the nfl draft. the 1st round of the nfl draft is happening in the motor city. it's a moment many football players have been dreaming of since childhood. and as you watch the draft this weekend, you might notice some familiar faces or names or names streaming at 934 famous 49, former 49 ers that could have their kids picked this weekend. well. meanwhile, a uc berkeley student is set to make history. as the 1st undergraduate student to win a seat on berkeley city council. the

some olympic games has been made at undergrads increase. it took place of costs and patient olympia, the best place of the games flight and will stand light throughout the competition which will be held in front during the savings ceiling. pick flying, dance was performed, a torch will be counted through several countries. and 100 day johnny intended to arrived in paris to the opening ceremony in july, the. and that is the dates you can follow out to him on social media at dw news lately, step headlines always available on d, w dot com on the d. w. thanks for watching and have a good the this is modern days, slave for women from less than america watching as amazed and most makes hours of the day. no labor rights. i'm only paying one things to financially support this time and these back they end up losing them in the process. a life in europe comes as a high price global next dw, want to see the future of culture and production. look through these closely with their families and kind of in on ending how to work sustainable on virtual field

i was an undergrad at columbia college in chicago, and i was in the journalism program, but my concentration was magazine writing. and so i was doing a lot of, like, feature writing. but what i like to read was, you know, the new york review of books, back of the book stuff for the new republic, the old new republic, and fast forward several. years later, when i got my master's in creative writing from the artist to initiate cargo. i was the critic at the arts paper, the art critic sorry, art critic at the school's paper. and i wound up on a whim applying to the emerging critics fellowship for the national book critics circle. and i learned a lot from my mentors out there and, you know, a few years later down the line, i found myself on the board, which is still feels crazy, but it's been over a long way around. i wasn't a straight path at all. what is the national book critics circle? we are a critic, run or organization that seeks to promote literature and literacy in the u.s. although we have recently launched the translation in private believe is in its third year. we are not funded by a

undergrads who first started repaying at least 20 years ago. and grads who have been paying for at least 25 years. it also helps students who attended institutions with so-called low-value degrees and borrowers facing financial hardships. >>> let's take you outside. a live look at the golden gate bridge. vianey arana is going to join us now wi business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning. the go-tos that keep us going. the places we cheer. and check in. they all choose the advanced network solutions and round the clock partnership from comcast business. see why comcast business powers more small businesses than anyone else. get started for $49.99 a month plus ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. don't wait- call today. >>> well, this is a big deal around here. dungeness season ends today. it usually begins in november. this year it didn't open until january and it lasted less than three months. the shortened window is to protect humpback whales during crab

campus wide preliminary results of a recent student election at stanford found more than 70% of undergrad and grad students supported the university, issuing a statement on divestment. meanwhile, the university has emailed and handed out dozens of letters to students warning them that camping here overnight violates university policies, and they could face suspension. the university did not confirm today if any protesting students have been suspended or expelled at usc, the university canceled the main commencement because of security concerns. after protests there and cal poly humboldt shut down the campus and switched to online learning after students barricaded themselves inside two buildings last week. i think it's likely that other universities will use remote learning as a way to try and manage the protests on campus. it strikes me as an odd response. these are protests, not snowstorms. at sonoma state, protesters plan to camp out for a third night as they call for an end to the violence in gaza, and protesting students at berkeley continue to sleep in tents in front of sproul hall,

the loan forgiveness would apply to people who have been paying undergrad loans for 20 years or more or grad student loans over the last 25 years. it also applies to those already eligible for loan forgiveness and for borrowers who can prove financial hardships prevent them from repaying their loans. >> i'll never stop to deliver student debt relief on hard working americans and it's only in the interest of america we do it and again, it's for the good of our economy. >> reporter: it's no coincidence the plan was unveiled in wisconsin, one of the big swing states this election cycle. student debt relief is a popular proposal among progressive voters, but some legal challenges are expected. the supreme court struck down a previous attempt by the biden administration to forgive hundreds of millions in student loans. >> the supreme court was very clear in saying that biden's loan forgiveness policy was an overreach of his executive power and overreach of his authority. >> reporter: this smaller, more targeted plan will still require a months long public comment period before it can take

undergrad cecilia luna parra and grad student james chang are the two candidates on the ballot. the race is now overshadowed by allegations of sexual assault against chang, which he denies. in a video he posted on social media. >> i did not assault anyone, according to the campus newspaper the daily cal, an unnamed former volunteer for chang's campaign is the alleged victim of unwanted advances, including groping at an off campus rave. this is a hit piece. this is a concerted and intentional political attack, and i find it abhorrent and that they would co-opt such a serious subject for political gain. >> we caught up with little parra on the campaign trail. >> i am appalled and saddened that, somebody was affected in this way or allegedly affected in this way. >> both candidates have pedestrian safety and affordable housing on their platforms. >> i am really passionate about addressing public safety from by addressing the root causes of crime, and trying to prevent crime rather than respond to it. >> the university is planning controversial housing at people's park for 1100 stud

i was an undergrad at columbia college in chicago, and i was in the journalism program, but my concentration was magazine writing. and so i was doing a lot of, like, feature writing. but what i like to read was, you know, the new york review of books, back of the book stuff for the new republic, the old new republic, and fast forward several. years later, when i got my master's in creative writing from the artist to initiate cargo. i was the critic at the arts paper, the art critic sorry, art critic at the school's paper. and i wound up on a whim applying to the emerging critics fellowship for the national book critics circle. and i learned a lot from my mentors out there and, you know, a few years later down the line, i found myself on the board, which is still feels crazy, but it's been over a long way around. i wasn't a straight path at all. what is the national book critics circle? we are a critic, run or organization that seeks to promote literature and literacy in the u.s. although we have recently launched the translation in private believe is in its third year. we are not funded by a

. ♪ fearless ♪ >> reporter: undergrads sofia lendahl and miaad bushala teach "artistry and entrepreneurshipsongwriting ability is what gives her her competitive edge in the industry. >> reporter: to 44 fellow students. >> taylor is so strategic in all of the things that she does. when you think of a brand, that's all they ever want. they want loyal customers, and that is what taylor has. >> there is a reason top institutions are studying that. they know this is a trend. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and universities nationwide are teaching this independence from english to political science to gender studies. >> welcome to the eras tour! >> reporter: swift's successes and failures are part of the syllabus, like the battle to regain control of her master recordings. >> we have also learned about some of the implications she has had on legal issues, such as artist rights and ticketing legislation, which is really impactful, as well, because that is not something you see every day. >> reporter: still, we wondered, with so much tuition on the line... how did your family react? >> my parents were super thril

. >> we have three kind of sleeping pads here, undergrad cecilia luna parra shows us around the tent she's sharing with five fellow bears. >> she was just elected to berkeley city council last week. >> our tuition dollars are currently going to corporations that are aiding this genocide. >> protesters are calling for the uc to divest from those companies to end its silence on gaza, to cut ties with israeli universities and to protect students organizing in support of palestine. supporters are lending their own creativity to the cause, with this chalk artist sketching a bird onto the plaza bearing the colors of the palestinian flag. it's kind of a way that i grieve, in a way that i can really just show my solidarity. others are old enough to remember berkeley's historic role as the home of the free speech movement. >> i remember the #### no. we won't go during the end of the vietnam war. sometimes you have to throw enough logs on the fire to create a big enough smoke signal. >> organizers say these protests will continue until the university agrees to divest it. a spokesman for the un

she is the first ever undergrad to be elected to the berkeley city council. were officially certified today. cecilia luna parra won with 60% of the vote, less than 500 votes cast. in the special election held last week. and warm welcome for one of the newest members of the 49ers today. the team officially introduced their first round draft pick, ricky pearsall. his family and girlfriend joined him as he posed for pictures with a niners jersey. see him right there? star receiver from florida was selected 31st overall last night in the nfl draft. pearsall says he's so excited to be joining such a storied franchise. words can't really describe my feelings right now, man, you know, it hasn't hit it hasn't hit yet, just trying to soak it all in, like i said, man, trying to be where my feet are at. obviously, this is a legendary program, pearsall and the rest of the 40 niners draft class will first take the field at rookie minicamp during the second week of may. the 49ers pick up two more players today during the second and third rounds of the draft. what they cld

did you say from stephen twist, which is the, the, the i'm action or can say welcome back to going undergrad, broadcasting all around the world from you a, i had them in november's election so called mainstream corporate propaganda meet here in the united states. will center analysis on personality and identity instead of clause. it wasn't always so once it was the working classes and organized labor that terrified us. it leads and threatened that controlled. but as new liberal inequality is risen over the decades, the worker is back last year as well. over half a 1000000 work is across industries, from automotive to aviation, to entertainment. his significant lines in nearly 400 strikes in the us genocide, joe biden even intervene to make transport strikes illegal. joining me now is labor journalist, hamilton nolan, north of the how much power and quality and the struggle of episode of labor. hamilton himself played a key role in unionizing the workforce at goal cut media. he joins me now from new york. hamilton. thank you so much for coming on. i understand that your book has made the usa

i'm not going to challenge as for recount because i'd rather spend my undergrad in trying to get electede heard from joyce meeting and presume that going it alone without college end up with the same you're going to have a lot of people in their campaigns crunching numbers like that. the voter totals, there's only 41% turnout in june elections. so they're looking at that remain really think it's going to come out november. what type of elector and trying to make it that 8,000 vote difference between them and sam, a card. >> and what happens if we go to november and then there's tie in november. >> you given what happened here, i wouldn't be surprised because it is going to be really close to me. those 3 were the top vote-getters, but there is still a fair number of other boats that are spread out out there. this will be a lot of horse trading. a lot of endorsement. karin that's going to be going on. but in the in the off chance that there is another hi, well, it basically goes down to drawing lots their names to be pretty much austin to a ball that interstate will go around it going out.

percent of the needed amount to be able to respond into time for the incredible amount of needs undergrads here. um and i wish we hadn't had to wait to the to the year anniversary of this awful conflict before holding the event for, for the governments to, to support the humanitarian efforts on the ground. and like you said, i think now the need is to translate those pledges to work on the ground to, to support the communities here because they can't wait any longer. we've been to rights are in agencies have been raising the wanting funds for the upcoming farm and since november of last year. so we, we don't have much time left. and so that to 1000000000 and really, really needs to translate not just to the easy to access areas, but also to those that are facing, facing tremendous number of impediments to be able to access like the doc for is that like south dakota fund and cartoon cartoon which hasn't received any aid in 5 months, and the full is where recently the, the main border crossing for your monitoring aid, the approval is where replicated on your organization. the one you for dun

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. ♪ >> reporter: undergrad sophia and miyad teach artistry and entrepreneurship, taylor's version. >>gwriting ability is what gives her her competitive edge in the industry. >> reporter: to 44 fellow students. >> taylor is so strategic in all the things that she does. when you think of a brand, that's all they ever want. they want loyal customers, and that's what taylor has. >> there's a reason top institutions are studying that. they know this is like a trend. >> reporter: universities nationwide are teaching the swift effect in departments from english to political science to gender studies. >> welcome to the eras tour. >> reporter: swift's successes and failures are part of the syllabus, like the battle to regain control of her master recordings. >> we've also learned about some of the implications she's had on legal issues such as artist rights and ticketing legislation, which has been really impactful as well because that's not something you see every day. >> reporter: still, we wondered with so much tuition on the line, how did your family react? >> my parents were super thrille

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[000:00:00;00] the the i'm action or times the welcome back to going undergrad, broadcasting all around the world, from the u. a. in a week of the 5th anniversary of the beginning of britain's torture and incarceration of julian assad's, we don't even need wiki likes to tell us that the us has lost its proxy war on russia through ukraine. even us deputy secretary of state. good campbell is acknowledgements because military success with nothing to stop the war of attrition . ukraine is down to using homemade drones to attack russia. and according to moscow, a key of hatched plan with the hunter binding link company to carry out launch is most good conceptual atrocity. even the amazon washington post revolt, ukrainian presidency. lensky was abolished. elections is quickly running out of options. the international community. rather, the trading with russia is meanwhile, a gust of nature, nation military support for genocide in gaza in this region. former nato handle, this kind of jack bo was in ukraine after the us back crew that kicked off the war in europe. in 2014, he left the peace pol

. ♪ fearless ♪ >> reporter: undergrads miaad bushala and sofia lendahl teach. >> her songwriting ability taylor is so strategic and all other things that she does. anything of a brand, that's all they ever want, they want loyal customers, and that is what taylor has. >> institution's studying that, they know this is a good thing. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and universities nationwide are teaching this independence from english to political science to gender studies. >> welcome to the air as to her! >> reporter: swift successes and failures are part of the syllabus, like the battle to regain control of her master recordings. >> we have also learned of some of the applications she has had on legal issues such as our economic artist rights and ticketing legislation which is impactful as well because that is not something you see every day. >> reporter: still we wanted was so much tuition on him a minute... how did your family react? >> my parents were super thrilled. my mom took me to a 1989 concert. >> there like them you have to take this class. it's not now, never, right? >> reporter: and swift no