education in the ranking of last year. 1358 iranian universities were mentioned in this ranking. this year, there has been a 12% growth. according to this report, iran is in the fourth place in asia in terms of the number of universities in the ranking.

of the times higher education institute. in this ranking last year, 58 iranian universities were named in this ranking, which increased by 12% this year. according to this report , iran is in the fourth place in asia in terms of the number of universities present in this ranking. in the announced opportunity, sharif university is ranked 64 mazandaran university of medical sciences ranked first in asia and iran 65th in asia and 2nd in iran and golestan university of medical sciences is ranked 69th in asia and 3rd in iran . tehran university researchers achieved the technical know-how to produce bone cement for orthopedic surgeries and injuries . manufactured phosphate, easy participation, quick primary stabilization between bones and as a result, accelerating the recovery of patients after surgery are considered to be among the advantages of this product. by producing this material inside , foreign exchange will be prevented from leaving the country, and its price is also for patients as consumers. greatly reduced the new research shows that the brain waves related to pain in each person are unique , the researchers emphasize

in austria ranks 65th in asia, and iran's golestan university of medical sciences ranks 169th. asia and iran are third the researchers of tehran university achieved the technical knowledge of producing strong bone cement for orthopedic surgeries and injuries. according to the public relations report of the university, this bone cement is made of calcium and phosphate nanoparticles . the advantages of this product are that by producing this material inside , foreign currency will be prevented from leaving the country, and its price will be greatly reduced for patients as consumers . new research shows that the brain waves related to pain in each person are unique the researchers confirmed that every human being is unique and this issue also shows itself in the brain waves related to pain, and the researchers named this phenomenon fingerprint in the program of the neuroscience website. it is different from one person to another , and the response of people to certain stimuli is also different. are different to the extent that some people in the same conditions show this signal as

of higher education . this institution was ranked 58th last year. the names of iranian universities were seen in this ranking, which has grown by 12 percent this year. according to this report, iran ranks fourth in asia in terms of the number of universities present in this ranking. it was announced that the approved tuition fees of non-governmental schools for the academic year 1402-1403 were announced by the head of the organization of non-governmental schools and centers. education can be said to be the approved tuition rate with the name or code of the school in the partnership system . the summer break in cooperation with the institution and the parents of students is not an important activity, and daily up to 70,000 purchases of 11 items of basic goods are made in the form of a catalog. mr. kashif said according to him, the number of chain stores connected to this project has reached 8, and this store has about 8 thousand branches across the country. mr. kashif also said that since the 20% increase in the subsidy credit for the electronic product of the 10th lesson of the low-

, depending on the university's rank in the international rankings , the academic degrees of university are between 1000 and 1500, from 1500 to 2000 and 3000 in the ranking system. grand 2m is one of the world ranking systems. we are in the 1390 position . before that, we were 416. we were promoted 910 places according to the educational standards of the standards that we have. we met last year and now currently, we are at the position of 1530 in our system and between 16 and 18 meters. the number of my international students is due to the fact that we need to make efforts in the development of scientific and technological diplomacy . to fulfill the missions of the ministry of science, with non-iranian students in peru, in the four centers of tehran, with non-iranian nationals, there are 320 afghan students, iraqi prefects , german scientists, from the indian subcontinent , as well as in the kish assalouye centers of qeshm, about a thousand university students of unauthorized centers in the courses the masters who are in them or asalouye, these are iranians who actually do in

as the fiscal physicist at the university of rank, you can also read his book, humanitarian imperialism using human rights to so war. protesting is a private aspect of french culture and has a long standing tradition rooted in the country's history and political landscape, but doesn't necessarily mean or result well outside the french revolution process, where the people in france usually don't accomplish much except the to our visitors . the french government places high value on freedom of expression and the right to protest. the french constitution guarantees these rights which encourages citizens to freely express their opinions and engage in public demonstrations. it is important to note that while protests are a common occurrence in france, they do not represent the views of the entire population. protest often reflects specific concerns and perspectives held by particular groups or individuals. i think it's almost a roddic, those who might have a great grasp on the economic justification of the picture reforms. probably going to be there because they read work to this website i w

that the choice of a university as setting a goal and then the preparation goes much better , so the choice of a university is based on the following factors , you can see the rankingse corpus but also you need to look at reviews, for example, which faculty do you want to go to, and reviews about this particular university in the context of the faculty, for example, kyiv university of technology and design which is not such a top university in terms of ranking and has lower passing scores, it is among the top 100 design schools in the world in competition with oxford, harvard , etc. and studying qualitatively, it is probably better to pay attention to the faculty rather than to the higher educational institution in general and to the institution because there are certain characteristic features, for example, maghelyanka and shevchenko, two universities that will qualitatively teach as lawyers, economists. well, mass others, but let's take these two specialties, where both there and there they are developed, that is, lawyers and economists teach similar things under programs that are similar in idea, but we have completely different graduates, because when you descri

ranking . according to this report , iran has grown by 12% this year in terms of the number of universities in this ranking is in the fourth place in asia. the head of cultural and social affairs of the national pension fund said that the amount of marriage loans for the children of pensioners and employees of this fund has increased to 35 million tomans, but the applicants can refer to the electronic portal of the pension fund. a country to saba srm.ir and register its application in the post-financial section of the marriage loan. the deputy director of operation and empowerment of the organization for development and modernization of mines and mineral industries of iran imidro said that in order to achieve the goals of the steel production vision of the country, islamic billion dollars must be provided. another investment should be made in the steel production chain. in the upstream documents, the production of 5 million tons of steel until 1404 has been targeted, of which 30 million tomans have been achieved so far. 6 tomans is the minimum capital adequacy for financing and financing is an

times higher education was included in this ranking last year, the founders of 58 iranian universities were named in this ranking, which has grown by 12% this year, and according to this report, iran is in fourth place in terms of the number of universities present in this ranking. in the courtroom meeting they publicly agreed with the general bill to reduce the value added tax on basic goods to the parliament and to know the details of this news, a conversation with the reporter of the sed and sima news agency mrs. akbarzadeh sarkar. hello , tell us again about the details of the resolution. i am at your service and all the viewers. as we said, the representatives agreed with the general principles of this bill , which will reduce the value-added tax on basic goods, based on the text of the value-added tax bill, on essential medicines, as well as medical equipment that does not have similar domestic production, as well as goods basic wheat, rice, chicken, meat, beans and all types of sleeping oils will be reduced to 10%. the details of this bill are being reviewed in the parliament, b

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, good time at 17:30 with some news from the field of science and technology serve we are you. 65 iranian universities were included in the new ranking of the times institute of higher education. in this ranking last year, 58 iranian universities were named in this ranking, which increased by 12% this year.

petersburg university of the ministry of emergency situations, one of the strongest universities in russia, has replenished the ranksnew graduates. the head of the department alexandra kurenkov congratulated on the holiday report maxim shevchenko cannons at noon in the northern capital the peter and paul fortress emit a traditional volley of air, but on this day the shots have a special meaning, so they give the start to the solemn march on the palace square on the paving stones of hundreds of representatives of the rescue department. countries among the already proven professionals, talented and promising graduates of the fire engineering university of one of the strongest in the country in a solemn atmosphere of a diploma of higher education of lieutenants of the internal service receive 166 young specialists graduates higher education institution service. they will continue in different regions of the country. treasured shoulder straps are issued to young specialists with the participation of the head of the department, alexander kurenkov. graduates today are in the spotlight at the very beginning of their profes

petersburg university of the ministry of emergency situations, one of the strongest universities in russia, has replenished the ranksrs with new graduates. the head of department congratulated on the holiday alexandra kurenkov reportage maxim shevchenko in the northern capital at noon, the cannons of the peter and paul fortress fire their traditional volley into the air, but on this day the start of the ceremonial route on palace square is given special significance. on the cobblestones are hundreds of representatives of the country's rescue department among already proven professionals, talented and promising graduates of the fire engineering university , one of the strongest in the country , diplomas of higher education for lieutenants of the internal service in a solemn atmosphere receive 166 young professionals graduates of a higher educational institution service. they will continue in different regions of the country. the cherished epaulettes for young specialists are given out with the participation of the head of the department alexander kurenkov , graduates are in the spotlight today. the profession of a fi

attract foreign students, the vice-chancellor of jame university of applied sciences said that iraq, afghanistan and pakistan are in the first to third ranks of attracting foreign students, respectively, and that this university has made plans to hold short-term football courses . to foreign nationals with disabilities by the welfare organization, the general director of alborz welfare said that foreign nationals with disabilities will be provided with free services by mohammadi falah network, he says that these people, who have authorized identification cards , are provided services in this province. actually, citizens and immigrants , we are at your service, those who actually have the code and have an identity card, and we are at your service. related to the rehabilitation equipment , including the wheelchair walker, the basic industry and these services were at the service of the loved ones. afghanistan requested iran's cooperation in the field of health services. qalandar ebad, the minister of health of the taliban, in a meeting with hassan mortazavi, the deputy of the iranian embassy in kabul, while appreciating the services the heal

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university will no longer provide data to "u.s. news & world report" for its annual rankings citing outside influence of these rankings. ed traction last year when a columbia professor questioned the accuracy of data his university submitted to u.s. news. in a lengthy critique posted on his web site, the math professor called the u.s. news rankings, quote, irredeemable. columbia's rankings plummeted to 18 from number 2 after the university announced some of the data was, oops, inaccurate x. and those are your headlines, maria. maria: all right, cheryl, thank you so much. we want to look at futures this morning. we are looking at some selling pressure if underway with, dow industrials down a fraction. but look what just happened, the nasdaq can has turned positive. the s&p 500 also turning positive, up by about 2.5 right now. markets are well off of the lows of the morning as we await what is being called a flood of new debt issuance following the new debt deal in washington one week ahead of the fed meeting, of course, next week, june 13th and 14th. "the wall street journal" this morning is reporting $1 trillion this ne

. >> the new data from the toronto university of cities says stran ranks last in major cities with downtownpre-pandemic levels. the city's challenge is becoming a huge political talking point in recent months. >> the city is not vibrant anymore. >> florida governor and rem can presidential candidate ron desantis slamming the city in this video. >> they are doing wrong here. no wonder why we have had so many people move from san francisco to florida. >> california governor gavin newsom not backing down depending his state in a recent form news interview. >> per capita, more floridians move to calendar than california to florida. >> and the san francisco mayor telling me while there are problems, they are overblown. >> san francisco has challenges with crime, with public safety. and we're doing everything we can to deal with it. but just because people are seeing it in a more heightened way, because of social media, videos, it's unfortunately made san francisco a bit of a target. >> the city and its leaders facing an unhill battle to get the city back on track. jake ward, nbc news. >>> well,

to call for regulations. professor jim petrik of texas and m university specializes in the behavior of tourist. he told me why people are drawn to the rank of the titanic . uh, you know, history is one of the greatest predictors of where people will travel. and it's a historic moment when before she set sail and unfortunately was a historic tragedy after she's saying. so people still want to re live, you know, the, the, the legend that she was in the understand it. so that's, that was the draw to, to still, you know, learn more about what happened. and that's why people are seeking the relics offers as of today. now is there an ethical question here? should private companies like ocean gate even be taken to us to the wreckage of titanic that that's a question for someone to go much higher pay grade than i. um that's, you know, they're ethical decisions related to all types of travel we, we want to be sustainable. we want to have our travel, hopefully make places better rejuvenate economies. but the reality is that sometimes that doesn't happen in this case, we lost lives due to travel and you know, it's, i, i don't have an answer to how

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controlling the circulation of weapons, and where does the queen guys replenishment in the ranks of young officers graduation at the academy of the armed forces and military university and a special ceremony for military generals graduates of the academy of the general staff so all attention to st. petersburg where today is the final day of the international economic forum in expert circles , vladimir putin’s speech at the plenary session of the strategy for developing the economy of increasing, the welfare of the state of citizens, cooperation with friendly states , many important statements are discussed. today the head of state has a meeting with the leaders of african countries who were in kiev yesterday, they will present their plan for a peaceful settlement in ukraine in the morning at the forum of dozens of sessions, the discussion aroused particular interest and the energy panel, where they talked about the future of the oil and gas industry, even the speech of the head of our species, sergey lavrov , olga knyazeva will tell us the latest news from st. petersburg she continues to work at the forum olga you are live. maxim hello well, indeed , the last day of

university of florida researchers say california actually ranks fourth behind florida, new york and hawaiittacks. overall the number of attacks are trending lower with 41 nationwide last year. actually the fewest in a decade. >> you're more likely to have a coconut fall on you and kill you than to be bit by a shark. >> a coconut. >> if you're fearful, experts recommend swimming with others and away from schools of fish, and if a shark does approach you, you should punch it on its snout or gills and swim quickly the other way. i probably shouldn't have to tell you that. the "today" show will do a deeper dive on sharks and the impact from climate change as well. that's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after "today in the bay." >>> trending this morning, a star in the making dancing on the ceiling for her favorite artist. >> and you can really tell she wanted to do this all night long. take a look. [ cheers and applause ] >> right there in the center. doing it in a dress, too. that's 11-year-old eve, showing off her break dancing moves to singer legend lionel richie. almost upstaged by this l

vast majority of organizations, the vast majority of universities now understand and appreciate and celebrate the value of diversity within their ranks. do you get the sense that despite the court's ruling today that universities going forward will still work? the student population, the diverse that they're not looking at this like a oh, great. we don't have to worry about this anymore. >> i mean, what do you just said in terms of that recognition of the value of diversity, especially in a global marketplace again, was overwhelmingly voiced in the front of the court briefs from, you know, a variety institutions like the military, fortune 500 corporations, other businesses, business leaders, obviously higher education leaders, but seems some falling on deaf ears. so i hope that these institutions still hold core values to be true. but in terms of what practices are to come, i think that again, we're we're in new territory. >> doctor, that's my thank you so much for joining us this morning and helping us the ruling of the court today. we'll be right back. all right. we are back 10 coming up on 10, 15 right now. do want to get a check

universities, they're not really going anywhere. that is why qing won his now made the top 30 or 35 of world class universities in the u.s. rankings, et cetera. it's because they are faculty, and they are producing world class students and world class research. it is simply not occurring at other places in the country. >> i have another round. >> i would happily defer to you, co-chair. >> all right. thank you. so i am curious, mr. peterson, if you heard this morning. the discussion about diffusion, and i'm curious, given what you've characterized as these relationships, and the high fly tack and universities, whether you see the diffusion issue somewhat differently? i would say in terms of a.i. partnerships, it's honestly a little early to tell. there are 34 other majors that china have that has the term intelligence a shun in it. depending on your field of interest, the a.i. one is a much more general field of study. but that has only begun in 2019, so we haven't even seen the first group of for your graduates come out. they will come out this spring, so it is similar with the a.i. institutes. those are both a research institutes

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university of d.c. printing and publishing program. was one of the highest ranking african-american ins in the us printing office. so breaking racial boundaries everywhere he went in his second career. dr. taylor, a bachelor of science degree at the washington technical institute for teacher technical teacher training. he earned his master's degree in administration and supervision of adult education. so he knows what he is doing today as he talks with us. and he earned a doctorate in education at virginia polytechnic institute at university of the district of columbia. dr. taylor served as the assistant for the college of professional studies and he was later named acting. he retired from udc after 31 years and since. fortunately for us, he has written several books, bridge builders of knock green valley, which explores the lives of many green residents who made significant but unsung contributions to their community. dr. remains a community activist and has served as president of the valley civic association. please help me welcome dr. taylor taylor. water. first,

first of all, their children can and should apply private universities like stanford and the university of san francisco are the ones who'll be most impacted by the supreme court ruling. usf is is ranks number 2 in the nation for ethnic diversity. >> as the university. so we've done a tremendous job over many decades making the changes within our community so that we're more welcoming, more inclusive usf president father paul fitzgerald says if the ruling means admission forms will no longer have a box to identify applicant's race, usf will just work harder and use the s a process to get to know exactly who is applying. students can still talk about how race. >> negatively or positively impacted them. they're growing experience there. i did their identity today. tell us who you are in a very holistic way so that we can make a variable the stick judgment about you would thrive here or dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> and our coverage of today's monumental supreme court ruling on affirmative ac continues onlineifyou'd like to ad more from the justices, opinions or dissents as well as next steps for colleges and students just scan the qr code on your screen. it will take you to the special s

universities they're not going anywhere very, very quickly. but in the top ones it's just the opposite. that's why some made the top 30 or 35 of world-class universities in the rankings. it's because their faculty are producing world class students. and world class research. that is simply not occurring at other places in the country. >> thank you. i have another round. >> i would say in terms of a.i. partnership there's a little early to tell. even with the a.i. major, i wouldn't -- i want to note here, the a.i. major is actually not the only initiative that china has. there's actually 34 other majors that china has that have the term intelligent invasion in them. like intelligent transportation and things like that. it's more context-specific, depending on your fields of interest. the a.i. one is a much more general field of study. but that has only begun in 2019. so we haven't even seen actually the first group of four-year graduates come out. they will come out this spring. and so it's similar with the a.i. institutes, those are both the research institutes and the colleges that are teaching the a.i. major and all these other 34 related majors. we haven't seen co

i think that together with the decline of the power of rankings really gives universities the opportunity to rethink admissions, not to be wedded to things like average standardized test scores, and then to think about ways in which to bring in different people, different groups of people within the society. at columbia, there's a program -- school of general studies that was introduced after world war ii. it has become remarkably successful. it's unique in the country. we admit many students every year for our undergraduate program. they are fully integrated into the student body. we admit many veterans, for example. more than all the ivy league combined. those veterans do extremely well. they are just great to have as part of the student body. so we may expand our admissions across the country -- i'm talking about higher education generally -- and begin to consider the benefits of taking people from different groups. in doing that, we may end up with multiple kinds of diversity, a greater diversity, but including racial and ethnic diversity. there's a question -- go ahead. >> i also --

took place, he was the first after the entry of the new region into russia, the rank of lieutenant was awarded to more than 60 graduates of a military university then they will begin to carry out combat missions in the formations of the southern military district on the territory of the donetsk and lugansk people's republics . the all-russian youth forum noise started in kaliningrad, but it gathered more than 500 vladimir putin sent greetings to the participants of eighty-three regions of russia at one platform to share experiences , novice producers, bloggers, designers and journalists gathered to create medicines for business and government projects, the best will go to internships in large companies, as noted at the opening. the first deputy head of the presidential administration, sergei kiriyenko, is against our country. now there is an information psychological war. and in order to convey the truth to people risk your life. you have to fight for the truth, you have to take risks for the truth, because the example of your fellow military correspondents in the special military operation zone shows that sometimes in order to convey the trut

serve the justice of god dominance rules over subsequent ranks, angels of power strengthen people in the performance of a feat of life, the beginning is entrusted to rule the universes and tribes archangels announce the good news reveals secrets to people faith angels proclaim the will of god and are closest to us, if the distinction of earthly ranks and degrees is due to the sinfulness of people, then the heavenly hierarchy is like the distinction of the stars in the sky. this is the variety of colors of a single picture of the great artist, the creator of the church. deeply reveres the angels on november 21, she solemnly celebrates the holiday. in honor of all the incorporeal heavenly bodies at the head of which god placed the holy archangel michael there is no past and no future in heaven. there is only today, there is no freshness, in their kingdom of winter and autumn there is only one spring, bright joyful among the angels, the everlasting easter unceasing holiday angels are immortal. how barren spirits angels do not know, neither our space nor time in the twinkling of an eye they move from place to place, no walls, no doors, no locks for angels, no. the fact

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ranked male player. and they're phenoms. my husband swam at university of well in elmore its of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was a much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week. >> i mean it's hard to debate against that when you have the receipts and have the facts. a lot are critics and it's got to be difficult for people like you and riley gains to deal with. they'd call you trans-phobic or not inclusive enough. what do you say to those people? >> yeah, we look at people like riley, we look at people like our cli cli clients that we're representing in connecticut and people like chelsea mitchell that were elite runners in high school and blown out of the water by two male athletes and simply women that are wanting the opportunity to compete and win and not be deprived of the opportunities because of a policy like the equality act and allow a men to compete and capture the championships and medals and potentially even college scripts and take those away from women. >> yeah, this issue is also affecting younger gr

of college baseball to be honest with you. >> reporter: the time i homered for george washington university against nationally ranked tulane, om of the ninth. but of all my tired old glory stories, replays of which exist only in my memories, the one i tell the most is me as a high school senior, on the field for an all-state game at oriole park at camden yards, where i took a low fastball into the left field seats. dokoupil's big swing, ran the headline in the "baltimore sun." >> it was right around there where it says 376. >> reporter: as i recently saw for myself, the new left field seats at camden yards are way deeper. and this simulation from my so-called friends in the orioles front office shows how my big swing from high school would now be just another fly ball. >> there were seats that we just basically truncated and pushed back. >> reporter: orioles general manager mike elias doesn't seem to care what he's done to me. >> you basically took that away from me now in retrospect. >> if you can bounce one off the wall here, i think that's pretty good for a high school kid now. >> reporter: but it turns out the old oriole

professor law of george mason university, and on zoom, borowitz, professor of business at columbia. i now recognize ranking member blackburn for her opening remarks. >> thank you mr. chairman. i am so pleased you are having our first hearing. i really look forward to working with you on issues where we have so much agreement. the safety act, data privacy, data security, artificial intelligence and preventing the sale of dangerous and counterfeit products online. we discussed previously -- i was surprised by the administration and now, this committees focus on so-called "junk fees. when i am in tennessee, the economy is what is at the top of this list. people are not talking about junk fees but they are talking about the price at the gas pump, the grocery store, how high these electric bills are going, and they are concerned about skyrocketing inflation on the basket of goods that they purchase and use every single day. they are worried about the out-of-control spending. the debt deal was very unpopular in tennessee because it does not rein in what this government and this administration is spending. americ

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first of all, their children can and should apply private universities like stanford and the university of san francisco are the ones who'll be most impacted by the supreme court ruling. usf is is ranksr 2 in the nation for ethnic diversity. >> as the university. so we've done a tremendous job over many decades making the changes within our community so that we're more welcoming, more inclusive usf president father paul fitzgerald says if the ruling means admission forms will no longer have a box to identify an applicant's race, usf will just work harder and use the s a process to get to know exactly who is applying. students can still talk about how race. >> negatively or positively impacted them. they're growing experience there. i did their identity today. tell us who you are in a very holistic way so that we can make a variable the stick judgment about you would thrive here or dan kerman kron, 4 news. >> the supreme court ruling on affirmative action coverage continues online. you can read the justices opinions or dissents as well as next steps for colleges and students. just scan that qr code on your screen and it will take you to a special page on our website. kron 4 dot com. h

both serena and venomous lost to the 203 reasonable doubt rank tennis player which they are phenoms for women. my husband he swam at the university oferms of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week. >> jesse: big trans isn't just putting women's sports at risk it's putting women's lives at risk. this is ryan, years ago she was diagnosed, well she'd did it herself as trans. nobody questioned her. >> i went to planned parenthood like a week later and i was walked -- basically walked. in i said hi, i think i'm trans. they said great, we're going to diagnose you with gender dysphoria here is your prescription for testosterone you can get it the very next day. i went and saw a therapist once and i rear this was like six to eight months down the road from my transition. i was starting to really actually pass as a guy. and i went to see another therapist about getting top surgery. and it only took one, one therapy appointment for me to explain that i was trans and identified as trans and i want to the get top surgery. they didn't ask me any questions. they di

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rank phenoms for women. my experience, my husband he swam at the university of kentucky as well in terms of accolades and in immer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week without trying. >> bret: serena williams in fact said she would lose two sets to tennis player andy murray without getting a game in five to six minutes. math and reading scores are declining again for u.s. students. the national center for education statistics says 13-year-olds lost another 4 points in reading and 9 points in mathematics compared to the last assessments administered in 2020. over the last decade reading points off 7 points math numbers down 14. the biden administration has missed a deadline to turn over information about the possible origins of the coves pandemic. a white house official saying it's personnel are working on declassification process. republicans are growing very impatient. here is white house correspondent jacqui heinrich. >> the white house is pointing to the director of national intelligence for missing sunday's deadline to release declassified information on covid origins required by the bipar

. >> both serena and venus lost to the 20 3rd male ranked tens player and they're phenoms. my husband swam at the university of kentucky as well. in earlies the of accolades and in terms of national ranking, i was a much better swimmer than him. he could kick my butt any day of the week without trying. >> okay. >> reporter: and trace it is also important to note at that the biden administration has been working to broaden the scope of title 9 which protects students from sex discrimination and harassment to include gender identity. the department of education is hoping to issue a final rule in october. trace, back to you. >> trace: ashley strohmier live for us in new york, ashley, thank you. >> first up in tonight's real news round up exclusive video shows nearly 40 migrants being dropped off by bus outside vice-president kamala harris residence in, wa ton. we're told the bus is from texas. about half of the group are children who then got on a different bus believed to be headed to nearby union station. in california, protesters gathered outside the glendale unified school district's final board meeting of th

of educational leadership at san jose state university. >> a permit of action has helped tremendously -- affirmative action has helped to leadership ranks. see this in the military, in private industry, in the board rooms, not just on campus. >> where does affirmative action stand across the country? >> colleges can use the limited use of race in admissions. it is one factor of many in deciding admissions. >> as for california. >> in california the use of race has not been possible since the proposition of 209. well over 20 years. private institutions have not had the ability to use race in admissions. >> as for what the supreme court will be deciding later this week. >> the court reaffirmed in the michigan cases and the texas cases the limited use of race because there is educational value to having a diverse student body. that is something upheld over 50 years of precedent that has supported the law. however there is a challenge and we are very likely to see the end of affirmative action as we have known it. >> as a way to see what the supreme court decides. >> if affirmative action is done away with, it does not mean that the problem