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the question is unifying what ? what is being unified? before world war ii, a new philosophy began to emerge. first of all, all biology could be expressed in terms of chemistry . all of chemistry can be expressed in terms of physics . all of physics in turn can be expressed in terms of 2 theories : relativity, the theory of the very big and the theory of the small which is lasers and transistors. computers, the internet. this conversation is made possible the quantum theory but these two theories don't like each other. why should god have a right? there's got to be a unit of the left and theright hand . then we had world war ii and it showed the unification of a principle of force that was unraveled that changed human history. first we had the industrial revolution and then we had the electrical revolution and the nuclear revolution and after world war ii we began to smash atoms and what didwe find ? chaos. a zoo of solid atomic particles emerge. robert oppenheimer said in frustration quote, the nobel prize in physics should go to the phy

the question of a unified korea remained unanswered. korean people was another anxious american. ♪♪ rip korea's plan for unifying korea was made known to the world on june 25, 1950 and it was by military invasion. as six divisions of north korea's people's army slammed into the republic of korea within three days they had seized the capitol city of stohl korea had suddenly become a cold war crisis. in our capital reaction was dramatic and swift. resident sherman immediately offered military assistance to help stem and repel north korean aggression. another voice that if united nations condemned north korea's aggression and in a series of emergency meetings called upon u.n. members to assist the republic of korea. united states was designated as the u.n. executive member nation to head and coordinate the u.n. military command. 20 member nations which were not responded to the u.s. request for military assistance. 90 days following north korea's invasion were grim. desperate times to build u.n. ground and air forces in size and firepower

we were able to unify that.otels, especially with our focus today, we simple fight all of that with a single line of code and regardless of systems they use, we unify all of that. we don't have to hire big agencies are spent millions of dollars. caroline: you know remains love of coffee so we appreciate that. -- romaine's. was covid a tipping moment for smaller boutique hotels in some way? what is interesting is that you seek you are codes for menus. we have a reason to use a qr code for mnu and access that. you didn't see that -- was the shift to having booking in your food online and ordering food off your phone and that sort of in mount -- amount of reduction in cost for restaurant have not bared out when you see labor costs going through the roof. other they will become that much more did laws or getting rid of the wrist, making it more automated. from a profit perspective, hotels have to go through what you are offering now. have to understand a more direct to consumer approach. >> the thing about direct to

i mean me that and we urgently need a new group to unify all of the different powers. on the 1st of october, we received, mark, mark, says millennium isn't came. was sent to china. and one, during the great awakening of chinese people and china under the unification of the combination of communist marxism and are china's internal movement. ccp was funded. and this is a great invent, guided by the whole which fundamentally changed funds. but they changed the direction of the child, the child development and its process. and it fundamentally changed the future of the nation. and people say, demands to change the kind of rich world development and arrangements. and i was and a structure and says he was then what him mean? foundation was his funded well wishing it was trying to get but trying to buy slides country and trying to get that slide for the people. this is how strong the 1st of home 1st aim was, what you were in the past 100 years c, p. unify, the people that the people and we worked very hard, fought very hot and sacrificed a great do. and also it created a lot

. >> the mount diablo unified school district is hoping to hire more than 100 positions ahead of this school year district leaders there say they have 112 special education, assistant positions open along with various other jobs. they say they were unable to fill the spots last year due to distance learning. so they're hoping to get qualified candidates to apply. the district is also offering a hefty hiring bonus for the special at assistance. >> we offering a hiring bonus of $1500. well, for all of our professional instructional assistant positions or special education assistance and you get 5 $500 up front, $500 halfway through than $500. at the end of the year. these positions are idol to the success of our students. >> qualified jobseekers can apply at the mount diablo unified school district website on the employment page. >> an airplane has crashed into a home near monterey. this is a picture sent out by monterey county regional fire details are still coming in. but we do know that it's near highway 68 in on terror ranch neighborhood. this crash did cause a small fire kron four'

as i report from judah, the thousands of recruits one to join the unified security forces planned for south saddam. my job child used to be a child soldier with the help of the united nations. he went to the united states to study. now in his 14th, he's back home to help rebuild his country and all that's hosted and he can come together and fix the country and no one will fix for them. and it is another story for the what is it to see if i live as follow up, but many like my job has been more than a year in these camps. they still haven't graduated the delay in graduation. and partly because the financial constraints act that the poor conditions in the training center. so just sometimes it's not enough food medicines and they still don't have proper uniform. it's made integrated opposition and government forces more challenging. we have laws 626228 nice day, sent alone, you're alone. i don't know how many different incentives. so this is a big number. is like, you know how to use cooper. tons of data one to an extent south don is also an armed embargo for lead human rights abuses comm

the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic director. the english teacher that i had my freshman year. but that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. >> i received an auto reply saying the officers closed for summer vacation. matthew, this was the subject of multiple complaints alleging abuse of former students. and after learning this rachel phillips decided it was time for her to speak out again. >> if i felt like if there's something i can do to help as i'm healing young woman. then i need to do this. >> has it made kron 4 news. >> well, flower shop owner in the south.

you have given us embargo, and you, one i said the same time to form a unified which people are being treated. what do, where do we get the guns to give them? if we can't even buy a piston? that's the challenge. but we are understanding with our partners, they have good the own interest that they would like to see reflected in this country with the transitional unity government formed last year. so president, solving here again trying to work with former able to react masha who's now the 1st vice president on paper. the 2 politicians have agreed to combine the individual armies and royalists into one, but a complete set up, another picket and the chemical business. and the set up a petition new norwood for addition to that says he's the that he why is it word legacy love for listen. do not level petition to make that want to be even if other african countries have to do more to help salted, i'm set up the army, use challenges. the lie ahead. i, the sooner these kids tonight and graduate the sooner they can possibly work on bringing peace and stability to this war torn country pattern

we spoke to mount diablo unified . >> last year we saw a lot of retirements and resignations with some educators choosing a different career path. we have also seen a lot of our educators in mount diablo relocating. >> reporter: living in an expensive region like the bay area makes it difficult to recruit people. >> the pay is good, but the feeling and purpose of why you are there is the reason why we stay. >> reporter: they will have an in-person hiring event this saturday at the district offices from noon to 5:00 and next monday from 4:00 to 7:00. the blue line represents the number of new teachers, while the orange line shows the demand for educators. it shows that the projected supply of new teachers in the country will not meet the demand. school districts are offering signing bonuses of up to $5000 and will pick up the tab for the required credential and program. yet, it is clearly not enough. earlier this month the governor signed assembly bill 130, which cuts the number of tests teachers must take to earn their credentials. this concerns the california commission on teacher cre

san jose unified gave teachers and staff $1500 bonus at the end of the school year as a thank you for staying and now offering another 1500 to come back in fall. teachers and staff got a $4500 bonus as a thank you in -- >> i'm not panicking at this time, but it's a concern that we have that number of open positions here in the beginning of july. >>> so where's the money coming from? some school districts are using covid relief funds to pay for bonuses. a lot of teachers retired during covid and decided to not go back k and there's the issue of attrition that is getting worse and worse for districts already facing a teacher shortage. >> and the class sizes were too big anyway. ur are low. no matter what happens we can celebrate that. >> we have beautiful weather squeezed in and this week, it is right in there with some of the best weather you can get in july. let's take a look at, well the live sky camera, you can see the fog in san francisco, the other thing that i wanted to touch on quickly. is a look at today's temperatures verses the averages. think back to this weekend. we have ha

the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic the english teacher that i had my freshman year. but that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. i received an auto reply saying the office is closed for summer vacation. matthew, this was the subject of multiple complaints alleging abuse of former students. >> and after learning this rachel phillips decided it was time for her to speak out again. >> if i felt like if there's something i could do to help healing young woman. then i need to do this. >> has it made kron 4 news. diablo unified school district is hoping to hire more

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how is san francisco unified addressing these particular safety measures?we have a protocol that is being followed at our sites. also the protocol with all the specific things that you mentioned and we have tracking information and support. we also have the resource link line and have a line specifically for the staff questions and covid concerns and we have nurses on the line that are experts with the protocol that could help them follow the protocols correctly. >> list of the number out there were more time. >> sure, it is 415-340-1716 great conversations today. i really enjoyed them. >>> all right. thank you so much for joining us on this interactive show, getting answers. talked with the latest with covid-19, vaccine boosters that pfizer is saying that we need, the variance and guidelines and we also spoke about space >>> tonight, news involving two of the vaccines here in the u.s. the new warning. and a key meeting. first, the fda with that new warning for the johnson & johnson vaccine. the one-shot vaccine. now warning of a very rare nerve condition.

ih is back to school for students in the brentwood unified school district. it is their first time back to campus since march of 2020 students and teachers are required to wear a mask indoors face coverings optional outside the superintendent edge that teachers are not required to be vaccinated. the first day of classes for all students just about 3 weeks away and the south bay's biggest school district. and as san jose unified prepares to welcome students back teachers and staff. they're being given a choice when it comes to being vaccinated against covid kron four's rob fladeboe explains. >> always quiet now here at willow glen high and dozens of other schools in the san jose unified school district. but when school starts on august 18th teachers and staff. we'll start to be vaccinated or be subject to testing says district spokesperson jennifer maddox. so we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school be

classes for all students is in just 3 weeks in the south bay's largest school district as san jose unifiedool district prepares to welcome the students back to in-person classes. >> teachers and staff are being given a choice when it comes to being vaccinated against covid-19 proffers rob joins us now live from san jose was some of the details. rock. that's right, the message from the district to all teachers and staff is pretty clear. get vaccinated. >> or be tested a couple of times the weekend to all people on campus inside or out, wear a mask. here's more. >> always quiet now here at willow glen high and dozens of other schools in the san jose unified school district. but when school starts on august 18th teachers and staff the star be vaccinated or be subject to testing. suze district spokesperson. jennifer maddox. so we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get kids back in per

that's not afghanistan as been a unified country. that's been a country that's been in the thirty's forty's, 50 before the cold war before the united states. but the soviet union started fighting over afghanistan, afghan, stm, with a small quiet people come to the united states, states and the rest of the world have a lot to do with what happened. but what present bind set about f can stand never being a unified country does not a david said he will leave it there, but we thank you very much for joining us and giving us your point of view or thank you. now on to other news and police and haiti say they've killed 4 suspects believe to be involved in the assassination of president job anomalies, security official say they were involved in a gun battle with an armed group. police say they've arrested for others. louise was shot during a raid on his home on wednesday. the interim prime minister, clo, joseph, has said the crime will not go unpunished. let's speak to ambassador book. she edmund who is hates. he's ambassador to the s to the

also knowing that although the us jewish community is no longer as unified as it was pre netanyahu, that they're still incredibly active, politically, that they were stepping into a hornets nest. and i, and i do think that your lever is going to try and keep as much of an army distance on this as they can for the foreseeable future. and see what happens next. ah, came down the hall with the headlines on al jazeera, heavy monster reigns of triggered floods and lance lives in western india, killing at least 100 people, the state of morass, drive the worst have at least 30 people are still missing. but didn't got a letter, i had 3 vehicles, all of them got some most in flood water. they are all damaged and the furniture inside my house and outside also got damage. i have suffered a loss of around $10000.00 would be the flood waters rose to between 6 and 7 meters . that's the highest that's ever written on. the properties of the residents are destroyed. they have nothing left to eat or drink. turkey's defense ministry is searching for survivors softer a boat, carrying 45 migrants sung can be

an alien of a part of china, which will one day be re unified with the mainland. and president change in thing has made no secret of his desire to unify china with taiwan with mainland china. his administration, his government has said that they want this of course to be done peacefully. he, they often referred to taiwan as china is brothers, that they are part of the chinese people. but at the same time, they both said that if push comes to shove, they will not hesitate to use force to do this. and they had very tough language from china's diplomats when they talk about taiwan. say that this is a red line issue. and that this is something that is very close to taiwan, to china, is called policies. it's called interest. and it's the one thing that china is very, very sensitive about talking to many analysts there. they say that in the u. s. for example, in other countries, taiwan is spoken about almost like just one separate issue, may be a one caught of many, it's just a political token, if you will. but here in china, it's extremely core to what president she's

sacramento city unified twin rivers unified and the elk grove school district.ast 20 schools are within these districts. there are now 25 crossing guards, some of whom are over the age of 70 who are now unemployed following an already difficult school year. hopefully some of these folks can get hired by the actual school districts and can keep on working people and. keeping those folks safe throughout the next school year. catherine can for now back to you. thank you. grant. >> governor newsom's office says that he has pulled 2 of his children out of a summer day camp that did not require children to wear masks. the camp decision is a violation of state policy because it requires masks for everyone in youth settings. that is because children under 12 cannot be vaccinated. the new some say they missed a communication from the camp saying it would not enforce mask-wearing next monday bart will be increasing its service schedule. this comes a month earlier than originally planned. the agency says though its ridership is nowhere near pre-pandemic levels. >> it has s

we understand that the last 10 years they've been attend to re unified. i've audience heal the wounds, but this hasn't gone far as far as the government wanted it. i guess you can imagine the skepticism given. it's the same in positions of power and on that front made law above both were united in a way, i guess with his predecessor, we seem to have lost a correspondent off at various. sorry you're back. i made was just talking about the meeting. we spoke a few months ago about the we meeting with his former rival, kind ally only con that biddy a party contend is ran a joint less. so is there a real feeling in the country of this move to woods reconciliation while there is letters hall, they don't expect tissues for reconciliation. a lot of people we spoke to earlier in the day. and even today, i feel that this provides ivory coast and they, the meeting provides unimportant foster for recalls to move on. and especially one analysts told me that they think both leaders have realized that there is more to recall than allison water and laurel bubble. so they

a san jose unified school district has new rules for teachers when it comes to vaccine. well, the first day of classes for all students is just 3 weeks away in the south may's largest school district. >> as san jose unified prepares to welcome students back teachers and staff are being given a choice when it comes to being vaccinated against covid-19 kron four's rob fladeboe explains. >> always quiet now here at willow glen high and dozens of other schools in the san jose unified school district. but when school starts on august 18th teachers and staff. we'll start to be vaccinated or be subject to testing. suze district spokesperson. jennifer maddox. so we want to make sure that if we do have the virus up here in our schools which is going to happen at some point. >> that we find it as quickly as possible and don't allow it to spread throughout the school because the last thing we want to do once we get kids back in person is have to close a school again, the district says about 90% of its 1400 teachers are already vaccinated. a small number are exempt for health or rel

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne that former student claims at the berkeley unified school district was negligent by failing to protect students and supervise its staff. >> she talked to kron four's haaziq madyun just a short time ago. >> the caption in this 2000, 3 berkeley high school yearbook photo reads most likely to date a teacher. female student was rachel phillips. >> she says the man with his arms around her in the photo was or high school teacher and track coach matthew as i was screaming to get away and you know, even talking about it now just sort of sense like. >> called. >> knives up my chest because i can feel it. i can feel the feeling of him being to close. >> 36 year-old rachel phillips filed a childhood assault complaint in alameda county, superior court against matthew vessel who she alleges abused her campus starting her freshman year 1999 to her senior year 2003. >> it was all on campus either in his classroom or in the gym in the hallways. the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter

. >> mount diablo unified will have an in person hiring event this saturday at the district offices from noon until 5:00. next wednesday from 4:00 to 7:00 p.m. >>> overnight, alaska felt a powerful earthquake. jobina fortson is monitoring that situation. >> tsunami alerts have been canceled including but advisories for the west coast, hawaii and the pacific but the national tsunami warning center said people along the water may see strong and unusual occurrence through the morning. the big quake, 8.2 magnitude, it hit last night. the epicenter was located off alaska's peninsula coast. the shaking was felt across a large part of the state. it triggered a tsunami warming. one resident captured the aftermath as sirens went off. it warned locals to move forward -- excuse me, to move to high ground. there are no immediate reports of damage but items did fall out of pantries, refrigerators and kitchen cabinets. according to the usgs, the quake had a depth of 20 miles. it was alaska's largest since an eight magnitude hit in 1965. >>> firefighters battling the dixie fire are struggling to stop t

we're not unified as a nation with one message.'m from massachusetts, 20 minutes from plymouth rock. my real last name you can find on the may flour -- mayflower. i don't love what happens when we hit the shores, that many of us have -- hello. we got you. >> i think i've been -- i think you guys can see me but i think i got disconnectedded somehow we .howie: we can hear you fine. let me pick be it up with will. let me mention that the author of the new york times story told cnn she was just reporting on the flag becoming a divisive symbol, she was not advocating. i want to look at two members of congress that have been attacked by the other side. one of them is republican congressman paul gossar, a libel pundits are piling on him for associated with white nationalists. new york times headline, far right extremist finds an ally in arizona congressman. do these kind of media attacks work. >> work to do what? to paint the right in league with the white supremacist. the individual member of congress can be based upon his individual cho

the head of the un peacekeeping mission in south through dawn says the formation of a unified national security force is a critical element and falsehood on transition to peace. but rival forces to president self care and 1st vice president rec, michelle, or i get to be integrated. harmon, tulsa has this report from cuba, the thousands of recruits, one to join, the unified security forces planned for south saddam. my job child used to be a child soldier with the help of the united nations. he went to the united states to study. now in his 14th, he's back home to help rebuild his country and all that hosted. and he can come together and pick the country, no one will fix for them and it is never thought of for the what is it to see if a little follow up is but many like mcguckie bit more than a year in these camps. they still haven't graduated the delay in graduation and partly because the financial constraints act that the poor conditions in the training center. so just sometimes it's not enough food medicines and they still don't have proper uniform. it's made integrated opposition and

the queen is one individual that can unified the country— individual that can unified the country inprince philip but, again, back to work, at a professional that she is. she made that vow— professional that she is. she made that vow all those years ago that she would — that vow all those years ago that she would serve her country until her dying — she would serve her country until her dying day, and she does that in exemplary— her dying day, and she does that in exemplary fashion. and, yet again, wishing _ exemplary fashion. and, yet again, wishing the — exemplary fashion. and, yet again, wishing the team well, and recalling in 1966— wishing the team well, and recalling in 1966 when she presented that in1966 when she presented that trophy— in1966 when she presented that trophy to— in 1966 when she presented that trophy to bobby moore and hoping that it _ trophy to bobby moore and hoping that it can— trophy to bobby moore and hoping that it can be done again, and southgate himself has said, the title of— southgate himself has said, the title of his own book is anything is possible _

the berkeley unified school district issued this statement. quote we take allegations of sexual harassment and abuse very seriously and are committed to investigating those complaints as they come to us. mr. bissell is no longer an employee of berkeley unified school district. the district is unable to provide comment on personnel matters. phillips says she came forward. many years later, after berkeley high students more recently had come across that photo and contacted her, she says, one of the students said bissell was still acting in a similar way. but the fact that it's continued for 20 years and is essentially a part of the culture there. that's why i'm here. rob rock ktvu, fox two news and undercover sting at a san jose hotel ends with several arrests. investigators say three men from stockton dropped off a young woman to engage in sex for money suspects. jaren meek, marco shelton and mark ramirez were all arrested on felony charges, including pandering and possession of a loaded firearm in a vehicle. in addition to the arrests, officer

. >> reporter: the unified school district has 28,000 students deciding to wear masks outdoors and not indoors. the district says that was not an issue in the spring. alum rock school district is in the same position as campbell. it has not decided yet about outdoors. >> reporter: the district will continue to monitor the covid numbers and numbers of hospitalizations, if they start to go up, the democratic may make a change in the mask guidelines. in campbell, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >>> we are trending in the wrong direction, as vaccinations begin to slow down, cases are rising again. check out the positivity rate. we started extremely high and a dramatic drop once people started getting vaccinated. take a look at this past month when things started opening up. the positivity rate at .7, today we are at 2.7%. the number of hospitalizations also seeing an uptake. the 14-day average is 1500 patients. you can see a dramatic dip and it went up slightly in april and down again in june and now slight uptake in hospitalizations. overseas, some country are taking new measures to cu

it's one of several summer internships offered by san francisco unified.from city college san francisco. >> this is a prerequisite for more trades classes at llo they to frame, how to do plumbing, electrical, residential wiring and they know how to use some tools. >> trade skills that are in demand. miles chamberlain in incoming senior says, it helped him land an entry-level position in construction. >> i uncle actually works, he has a construction company and i was going to work with him after the summer summer, too. >> the construction course is being taught at o'connell high school, one of the few schools public or private, in the city to still offer woodshop classes. >> not many females are in construction and it's like i play sports, too, and more guys play the sport that i play. so i like being with a different one. >> it's a pity we don't get more because high school girls are more mature and they are good team leaders, and they are obviously physically a. >> part of the work done by the students during the past five weeks is ending up here as park

the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >>ttorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually arrest dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman year. it as, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic the english teacher that i had my freshman year. it that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. i received an auto reply saying the office is closed for summer vacation. matthew, this was the subject of multiple complaints alleging abuse of former students. >> and after learning this rachel phillips decided it was time for her to speak out again. >> if i felt like if there's something i can do to help healing young woman. then i need to do this. >> has it made kron 4 news. deputies in san mateo county have arrested a pest control

and, unifying america: how one community is finding ways to heal through conversation and art. this is the "cbs evening news" with norah o'donnell, reporting from the nation's capital. >> garrett: good evening, to our viewers in the west, thank you for joining us, i'm major garrett in for norah. we're going to begin tonight with a frightening surge of infections of the delta variant of coronavirus. the c.d.c. director says more than 9 million americans now live in parts of the country where hospitalizations and deaths are spiking significantly, especially among people who haven't been vaccinated. one new study calls those areas breeding ground for covid, creating the potential for the virus to mutate into even more deadly strains. as we come on the air, pfizer says it's now ramping up efforts to roll out a booster shot to help increase immunity and is working on a newer version of its vaccine to target the delta variant. meanwhile, the white house says it's sending surge response teams into the hardest hit areas of the u.s.. but the best defense is to be fully vaccinated as res

the dark hallways of the chan also named in the complaint is the berkeley unified school district. >> her attorney john whiter explains why? because this teacher coach. >> sexually harassed dozens of women over 20 years. berkeley high did nothing. >> stop it. phillips says she reported the abuse of behavior to anyone who would listen as soon as it began in her freshman it was, you know, assistant coaches, head coaches, athletic the english teacher that i had my freshman year. it that the administration wasn't there for me. i reached out to the berkeley unified school district public information office to hear what they have to say about these allegations. i received an auto reply saying the office is closed for summer vacation. matthew, this was the subject of multiple complaints alleging abuse of former students. >> and after learning this rachel phillips decided it was time for her to speak out again. >> if i felt like if there's something i can do to help healing young woman. then i need to do this. >> has it made kron 4 news fencing coach in sunnyvale faces crime charges involving

. >> reporter: school district like dublin unified are aware of concerns on the delta variant. but after months of preparing to reopen, they are confident school will reopen on august 16th for in person learning. >> we learned so much from the last 15 months that we can create layered mitigations to keep students and staff safe. >> reporter: dublin will allow students to tour the schools to make sure students are safe. students and staff must wear a mask when classes begin. san francisco unified says it is planning for a full return and said, we will continue to monitor updates and follow public health guidance. >> reporter: both the governor and legislature had made it clear there is no going back to distance learning the way we saw during the pandemic. in fact, that model will not be funded by the state. >> we want our kids back full- time for instruction. >> reporter: if they are not, the district will not collect the daily attendance money known as a.d.a. >> we are back to the traditional collection, so students need to be in school to collect the a.d.a. >> reporter: dublin

the palo alto unified district decided they're going to do remote learning again. yeah.nd it really wasn't even their decision. they surveyed the students in the district. >> 600 of them. and the fast majority came back saying want to come back to the classroom. they don't feel it's safe. >> kron four's camila barco is following the story in palo alto this system of online learning is going to cost them a lot more than i guess what districts were doing just using teachers at home. how's this going to work. >> well, darya james. right now it is about it's going to cost the district about 1.8 million dollars to run and board members unanimously agreed to hire the online program called learning solutions, too. teach its students remotely. and as you guys said this move comes after a survey revealed hundreds of students were an easy about going back to the classroom. so palo alto, unified school district accommodated their following a new bill signed into law by governor newsome and that requires all school districts to offer remote learning option. the statute focuses on st

he said this is not a country that has been unified. so in the scope of that, this was a president that i saw there, he was a bit cantankerous answering some of those -- the questions, but he is solid in his belief that he is doing the right thing. of course, time will play that out, but his call to not have a new generation of young american men and women fighting what is a civil war for afghanistan clearly is something that has driven his policy and that really is -- reflects a broad popular sentiment across both parties in the american pop lopopulous is here. he said is it worth it. when you boil it down, of course he said the lives of the many americans who died or wounded there were certainly worth it, but he says osama bin laden was captured and killed and he believes there's no longer a direct threat to the u.s. homeland from there. when we pause here and take a moment of what has just happened, from president george w. bush in the treaty room of the white house right here in october of 2001 to right now when president biden is e

san jose unify ♪ removing police officers from campuses.oday, you see students gathering at city hall to celebrate the decision. last week, the school board voted to not renew its contract with the san jose police department. the effort to remove officers began last summer after the murder of george floyd. >> students don't need cops during a regular day, during regular school hours. they need programs to elevate their voices, to make all students feel included. this fosters democratic school communities that support student needs. >> san jose unified now joins east side union high school in removing officers from their campuses. >>> san jose is set to try something nobody has done before. the city has passed landmark legislation that would require gun owners to carry liability insurance. a bold move that critics say goes way too far. >> reporter: there were nine gun control measures passed by san jose city council late last night. and while many of the details still need to be worked out, one thing is clear, owning a gun in san jose is goi

no nation has ever unified afghanistan, no nation. empires have gone and not done it. the focus we had, and i strongly supported, you may remember we went to afghanistan, i was where osama bin laden was allegedly escaped or out of harm's way. we went for two reasons. one, to remove osama bin laden to the gates of hell as i said at the time. the second reason was to eliminate al qaeda's capacity deal with more attacks in the united states from back territory. we accomplished both of those objectives. that's what i believe from the beginning why we should have gone afghanistan. that job had been over some time and that's why i believed this is the right decision and frankly, overdue. [inaudible] >> thank you very much, your own intelligence community said the afghan government will likely collapse. >> that's not true. >> can you clarify what they told you about whether that will happen or not? >> that's not true, they did not reach that conclusion. >> what is the level of confidence they have that it will not collapse? >> the afghan government leadership has to come toge

i've spoken to some afghan officials, and the afghan government is not unified.y were breaking apart, but some afghan officials are worried you could have another 9/11, you are emboldening the jihadi movement so much there could be another what they told me, a wake-up call for the united states. >> richard engel in afghanistan for us, thank you. >>> i want to turn to someone who has worked closely on the afghanistan issue, in the last administration, did so when we first went back in the first part of this century. john bolton, former ambassador to the united nations as well. good to see you if you could make this decision, could kabul become korea and germany for american troops? is this something you would have at least advocated for, yes, permanent stability forces were necessary? would that have been where you would have come down on this if you could have made this decision unilaterally? >> we would have hoped in 2001 it wasn't necessary, but the issue for the united states today, yesterday, tomorrow, is what protects american civilians and american national

. >> reporter: dublin unified is aware of the concern around the delta variant. they are confident that school open for in-person learning. >> we have learned so much from the last 15 months that we can create the mitigations keep everyone safe. >> reporter: they will allow parents to toward the schools. all students and staff must wear a mask classes began. san francisco unified said they are planning for a full return and said, we will continue to monitor updates and follow public health guidance. the governor and legislature have made it clear that there is no going back to distance- learning the way we saw during the pandemic. in fact, that model will not be funded by the state.>> we want kids back full time. >> reporter: if they are not, the district will not collect attendance money. >> students need to be in school and in seats to collect that ada. >> reporter: they will offer independent study for those with health issues that would put them at risk if they were to return in person. so far only 200 out of 13,000 students have signed up. >> we don't want t

no nation has ever unified afghanistan. no nation. empires have gone there and not done it. the focus we had and i strongly support it and i physically went to afghanistan. i was up in that pass where osama bin laden was allegedly -- allegedly escaped out of harm's way. we went for two reasons. one, to bring osama bin laden to the gates of hell as i said at the time. the second reason was, to illuminate al qaeda's compact -- to eliminate al qaeda's capacity to deal with more attacks on the united states from that territory. we accomplished both of those objectives period. that is what i believed from the beginning. why we should have gone to afghanistan. that job had been over for some time. that is why i believe this is the right decision and quite frankly, overdue. >> asked her president, thank you very much. your own intelligence committee has assessed the afghan government will likely collapse. pres. biden: that is not true. >> can you please clarify what they have told you about whether that will happen or not? pres. biden: that is not true. they have not reached that c

unified school district is hoping to hire more than a 100 positions.l 100 positions ahead of the school year. district says it has a 112 special education, assistant positions open along with various other positions available over the last year. the district was unable to fill spots due to distance learning so it's hoping to get qualified candidates to apply. district is also offering a hefty hiring bonus for the special education assistance. >> we offering hiring bonus of $1500 well, for all of our professional instructional assistant positions or special education assistance and you get 5, get $500 up front. $500 halfway through than $500. at the end of the year. these positions are idol to the success of our students. >> qualified jobseekers can apply at the mount diablo unified school district website on their employment page new tonight at 6 republicans and democrats do agree on one thing. it is time to rein in police use of facial reck and recognition technology lawmakers in washington are now considering legislation to put checks on the use of r

oakland unified says it will opt for the universal masking policy in the fall. >> unfortunately we know in oakland that not enough people are getting vaccinated. the last numbers we heard were around 50% of the city being vaccinated. >> students need to her face coverings or face masks, but so do adults. >> san francisco unified has been offering town halls for parents regarding covid safety. the district said we continue to plan for all staff and students to wear masks as a prevention strategy or he because many schools don't have the space to keep all kids three feet apart, california will continue to require that masks be worn indoors. >> supporting and starting off the school year with kids masked coming back safely with 100% of our students able to come in person was the key strategy. >> reporter: in today's recommendations, the cdc is encouraging schools to offer routine testing, at least once a week, something the state has vowed to do. >> after all those recommendations put forward by the cdc, we are here to tell you that nothing is changing in california despite what the cdc sa

this unified purpose pushing forward. so i so appreciate the arguments you're bringing on to the senate floor and in your various media interviews that critical race theory, in dividing people and creating groups and pitting them against each other calls all that into question. i mean it truly does. i see this as a subset of this battle. my experience in the military was, it was a perfect representation of american ideals. you talk about a melting pot. and it didn't matter where you came from in life that you had the same access to education, training, promotion, all the benefits that came with military service and everybody came together in the same unit and you worked together. i mean what better representation of what america stands for. so to have either -- and i'd like to explore this a bit, top down or bottom up problems that seek to undo that. by top down, you know, notably you've taken to task the secretary of defense. you've questioned books on reading lists with the chief naval operations. other service chiefs t