university . 12 students of harvard university emphasized in this complaint that was sent to the us department of educationhat harvard university, while discriminating , does not take any action to prevent hateful actions against them. these students have said: even because of wearing a shirt , they are insulted and racist attacks. placed . at the same time, the cambridge city council, where harvard university is located , called for etshabs in gaza. but let's look at palestine according to the narrative of the image of al-lava, the removal of al-lava, fali'ad laldin majda, fali'ad laldin majda muhammad. it means raising children and he aspires to live in the city of al-harr , but he is aware of the world and if he is occupied , he will corrupt the earth and deprive the children of their rights. all her goals הכזרת כל חתופינו והבצהה שעזה לא תהוה אוד איום אל ישראל we will not release thousands of terrorists from gaza. all this will not happen. what will happen? absolute victory. that's it, khales teachers, yella brothers, or muhammad rabh, or still in today's world, with some news for you america is looking

officials. 12 students of harvard university emphasized in this complaint that was sent to the us department of educationthat harvard university, while discriminating , does not take any action to prevent hateful actions against them. these students said even because of posh. they are subjected to insults and racist attacks. meanwhile, cambridge city council which harvard university is located in its statement . so, he was betrothed in gaza, but let's look at palestine according to the narration of laldin majda, laliyad , laldin majda muhammad means the birth of children, and he ensures that they live in the town of al-harr, but he is aware of the world, and if he is occupied, he corrupts the land and deprives the children of their rights. اميروت على كل مني عسكاوت, so i want to transfer, we will not finish this war with. less than the achievement of all its goals, and that means the elimination of hamas, the return of all our hostages, and the promise that it will not be another threat to israel, we will not remove the fire from its territory, and we will not release thousands of terrorists, all it won't

of hamas is a fantasy. another us government official protested the support the white house withdrew from the genocide in gaza . tariq habash, special assistant for policy and planning of the us department of education, said: he cannot close his eyes to the widespread violence without exception against the palestinians and the support and funding of the us government. tariq habash is the only political official. the palestinian american politician was the ministry of education of this country. he said: the actions of the biden government have endangered the lives of millions of people. this american official added that he cannot represent a government that does not value human lives. before him, josh paul, director of public affairs of the us ministry of foreign affairs, also protested the white house's approach to the war against gaza was withdrawn. the head of the judiciary ordered the judicial authorities to give priority to meeting with the people, hearing the resolution of the issues and solving their legal and judicial problems. in a public meeting, mr. mohsen ejhei reviewed several cases and in handling a case in the field of construction, he said: the building belongs to the supervising engi

internal pressure over its support for his rascal on garza tarika bosh resigned from the us department of education last week due to the treatment of palestinians in cost, or for me as a palestinian american as a passing and man, as a passing in christian, you know, my, my identity is intertwined with everything that's been happening. and the reality is that there has been an your daily dehumanizing effect of our current policies and just what is allowed to persist in terms of the aggression against the palestinian life. and i, you know, for weeks used every avenue i could to raise concerns about these policies, to emphasize the importance of humanizing palestinians. uh, you know, palestinian men to housing and christians who are a significant minority in the region now. and you know, that message was that fell on deaf ears and it was clear, the only thing that i could do in this moment to emphasize my consternation. my concern with the ongoing policy was to resign. the us and u. k. military's say they've shut down a series of drawings and miss size and the red sea us central command says 18 jones

. >> the us department of education is now investigating the oakland unified school district over reports of anti-semitism in october, the union representing oakland teachers released a statement pledging unequivocal support for palestinian liberation since then, the san francisco chronicle reported an increase in families transferring out of the school system, including many jewish families who say they felt unsafe and uncomfortable. >> california state university students are being urged to show up to class on monday, despite next week's five day strike by faculty members. >> i want to assure everyone that our campuses will remain open, open and that we have provided and will continue to provide students and families with guidance and timely updates so they are able to check on the status of their classes. >> chancellor mildred garcia says she is hopeful that they'll hear from the unions over the weekend and return to the bargaining table. unions representing professors, lecturers, coaches, librarians and counselors called the strike last week after csu officials announced a 5% pay hike

is going to give us an interesting perspective on all of this topic. bosh, who's a former biden administration political appointee now. he resigned from the us department of education last week due to the treatments of palestinians and gaza. please to say, joins us from washington. d. c. studio tart gets a heavy with his hair announces 0. before we get into the whys and wherefores your resignation i, i'm just curious as to say, you are a political appointee and you are a member of the government. effectively, the entity blinking represents won't go through your mind when you hear him singing the same old song when he's speaking from israel, basically, backings israel's efforts and gaza with weapons that the us supplied. jan. thank you for asking me, nick. you know, it's, it's hard to hear unfortunately, you know, we're in a situation where the indiscriminate bombing of over 2000000 people in gaza has continued for over 3 months now. and it's clear that the messaging and the policy is not really shifting. i think like there's a clear acknowledgement that there is too much violence, too much harm that has fallen on innocent palestinian lives. but we continue to fall

school districts are under investigation for discriminatory civil rights violations by the us department of education. it has to do with the unsanctioned teaching in to discuss the war between israel and hamas. ktvu tom vacar has a closer look. the oakland and san francisco school districts have been officially targeted by the department of education for religious and ethnic discrimination, when it apparently stems from the actions the district did or did not take regarding teaching and safety issues over the israeli hamas war. >> i did pull my child out of ousd. >> rebecca f pulled her child out of oakland schools for backing pro-palestinian causes. >> facing anti-semitism, not just from other children, but from um teachers as well. >> we've seen both of the teachers unions for these districts go rogue and take a side. we hear from parents, teachers, students and the jewish community that they feel incredibly alienated right now, both in terms of what's being taught around the conflict. >> a teacher in disagreement with his union's pro-palestinian stance texted that he supports the investigation and

by the us department of education.as to do with the unsanctioned teach in to discuss the war between israel and hamas. ktvu tom vacar is live in the newsroom with the story. well in simplest terms, schools cannot hold a student's religion or ethnic background against them. >> for school systems that that pride themselves on inclusion and equity, this thing is a pretty big dent in their reputations. the oakland and san francisco school districts have been officially targeted by the department of education for religious and ethnic discrimination. it apparently stems from the actions the district did or did not take regarding teaching and safety issues over the israeli hamas war. >> i did pull my child out of ousd. >> rebecca f pulled her child out of oakland schools for backing pro-palestinian causes. >> facing anti-semitism. i'm not just from other children, but from teachers as well. >> we've seen both of the teachers unions for these districts go rogue and take a side. we hear from parents, teachers, students and the

he resigned from the us department of education last week to protest against the treatment of palaces in gaza. and he says he step down because washington's policy dish humanizes palestinians, as for me, as a palestinian american, as a passing in man as a passing and christian you know, my, my identity is intertwined with everything that's been happening. and the reality is that there has been, and your daily dehumanizing effect of our current policies and just what is allowed to persist in terms of the aggression against the palestinian life. and i, you know, for weeks used every avenue i could to raise concerns about these policies, to emphasize the importance of humanizing palestinians, uh, you know, posting and men to housing and christians who are a significant minority in the region now. and you know, that message was that fell on deaf ears and it was clear, the only thing that i could do in this moment to emphasize my consternation. my concern with the ongoing policy was to resign. i agree with rob ice has been protesting guys, washington's position on does it. the hilda sits i

according to the department of education, a soft launch on december, 30th rolled out its new aid formula. education leaders say they were prepared for a few minor bumps along the way, telling ustion will at times take the site down, make adjustments and relaunch. it are telling students and families completed when you the sooner it sooner, the better. however, we know this is new not only for students and families, but for institutions and and for the department of education. now, keep in mind, if you google the word fafsa, it may take you to a website that prompts you to pay. >> experts advise you don't do that to access that free web site in a free application head over to the u.s. department of education say that student aid dot gov. 10. 44 right now want to check out the weather heading into the weekend bit, by the way, just have kids on the brink has a yeah, kids are flying heading back to school years. not not yet. not till the end of january, but for some who may be heading up that all of this week. and this might be a good one for you. >> john, with the forecast. hey, john. yeah, i know it's sites for all those kids that are going right back to school when hey, we've

according to the department of education, a soft launch on december, 30th rolled out its new aid formula. education leaders say they were prepared for a few minor bumps along the way, telling us department of education will at times take the site down, make adjustments and relaunch. it are telling students and families completed when you the sooner it sooner, the better. however, we know this is new not only for students and families but for institutions and and for the department of education. now, keep in mind, if you google the word fafsa, it may take you to a website that prompts you to pay. experts advise. you don't do that to access that free web site in a free application head over to the u.s. department of education say that student aid dot gov. >> coming up next year, kron, 4 news at noon. a vegas judge is physically attacked while sentencing a man. the courtroom reaction when we courtroom reaction when we return. salonpas, makers of powerful pain relief patches for 89 years... believes in continuous improvement... like rounded corners that resist peeling, with an array of active ingredients... and sizes to relieve your pain. salonpas. it's good medicine. that was an

students understand what's going on at adtalem, the more questions raised either by us or the department of educationl affect sentiment. and we expect that will put pressure on fundamentals in the near term. >> reporter: let me roll back the tape to the beginning of this. you are a short selling fund at safkhit. how did you pick this one? when did this company first get on your radar screen? >> we had followed adtalem because we look at the for-profit university sector in general because cyclically there have been plenty of blowups related to investigations, school closures, so it's always interested us. what we really took notice of was adtalem's acquisition of a university which closed in 2021. we questioned the price of that deal and the liabilities that the company would be taking on when it made that deal. >> we're looking at a livelook at the stock price, down more than 20% since your report was first aired by us earlier today. how low do you think this can go? what's your target for the stock, and at what point will you cover your shorts? >> generally we don't have targets. we look for outcome

of support needed if we want to sears the contemplate a future for palestinians. amy: tariq habash, thank you for being with us, former biden administration political appointee who resigned last week from the department of education response to president biden's support of israel's war on gaza. he was the department's only palestinian-american appointee. he was the first biden appointee to quit. coming up, is israel using starvation as a weapon of war in gaza? we will speak with an israeli human rights group. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: max roach. today would have been his 100th birthday. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. several united nations agencies, including the world food program, say israel's bombardment of gaza could lead to a famine throughout the entire gaza strip within six months unless immediate action is taken. hundreds of thousands of displaced palestinians are now in rafah and many are waiting in line for hours for small amounts of food as aid agencies struggle to meet the demand. >> i came here to get food. i have been here since 9:00 a.m. just to get a plate of food because the situation is very difficult. we are from

very much come to us from the economy of the russian federation with a request to select a specialist from our graduates to work in their enterprises. educational laboratory of the departmentng modernized, we have new equipment, advanced equipment, expensive equipment that allows us to conduct research, which, well, every year it becomes more interesting, more complex, for students. there is an opportunity already from a student's bench to somehow get into this scientific environment and start doing research. belarus produces 15,000 tons of fish per year, up to 800 tons of valuable species. what was previously imported from norway or the far east, today we catch it ourselves and serve it to the table. yes, it’s not a sea power, but our fish is not inferior in terms of protein or fat content. omega 3 and 6 are present and that's it. success!

that if the friends of the education department cooperate, we should gradually hand over 10% of our schools every year, which the parliament opposed and allowed. you didn't want to allow us, in fact, we don't have 4 more minutes until the end of the program . anyway, your discussion got heated and the time passed quickly. each of the two nobles, please summarize your speech for one minute. doctor, i will start one minute and not the last minute. please, we have started. do you want to? yes, you can start. see, mr. doctor , the topic of which we were invited to participate in this meeting. allow me to make this public here. cultivators and dear ones of shahid university rajaei, because both of them have universities , they train ninoy for the education of the country, a topic that i think should be held here once a month, the friends of bayan should discuss it and provide a solution. at the same time , farhangian university should remain farhangian university. it is the pride of this country, it is the pride of this country, but in short, my opinion is this, as a point of view of ours , as in the past, from at least three channels of teacher training centers, mr. dr. 400,

education policy agenda. and for me, i tried to use every opportunity i could to raise alarm bells across the administration, with the department ofe white house. unfortunately, those alarm bells were not part. heard. and just trying to grab the biggest microphone i can to the president, too emphasize how important it is right now to end the destruction and violence that is sacrificing thousands of lives. >> from my understanding, you met with secretary cardona about this. how did he take your decision to leave the administration, and that critique that you are making here? >> you know, the secretary has been extremely understanding. he's been very supportive of me putting myself and my family first. the end of the day, you know, we've had numerous conversations over recent months, and he's checked up on me periodically. the reality is that, you know, that administration continues to support policies that are engaging in excessive violence against innocent palestinian lives. and the refusal by the president to call for an immediate and permanent cease-fire is untenable with the belief by millions of americans across this country,

us education department. well, there are reports that busses full of migrants sent from texas are now dropping people off in newersey to evade new rules in new york city . the mayor of secaucus, new jersey, called it a loophole, saying bus operators are dropping migrants off at train stations in new jersey with tickets to take the shortrillionide to new york city. that's after new york city mayor eric adams issued an executive order only allowing busses to drop off migrants in his city monday through friday from 8:30 a.m. to noon. and with 32 hours advance notice. >> cannot allow busses with people needing our help to arrive without warning at any hour of day and night. >> mayor adams issued that executive order after 14 busses arrived in new york city in just one night, with migrants from texas. now to berkeley this week, activists are anticipating the university may be getting ready to install a fence around people's park as ktvu alice wertz tells us, the university has wanted to use the site for student housing, but that has been put on hold for now. >> a vigil on monday night at people's park in berkeley ha

and they provided us with housing here, god forbid that only our sons-in-law would be brought so that i could already collect the specialized departments of the ministry of educationence. prime ministers are planned for this year. so at myadzelі adkryetstsa pool and ў dziardzhynsku z'yavіtstsa physical culture and health complex, where you can achieve justice and health care. darechy, this city has developed a so-called sports core. this is an open space for physical education and food, so you can cook. yes, yes, for example, skate-dance. there are plans and the minsk region of justice will win a rare championship. sports. in the city of molodechno we are planning, money has already been allocated for reconstruction, to build a site for city sports to host the world championships in the fall. filled with attention this visport, these traditions that were laid down by our ancestors, and we want to revive this. this year it is planned to open a swimming pool in myadel, the construction of a sports and recreation complex in krupki will continue, and the construction of a sports and recreation complex will begin in the minsk region. i will try my best to win this year

department of education budget. i've said shut down that agency and it's not even close, which is a better use of funds.hat's how i will lead and what i'll commit to do as president. pete: vivek, nine days from the iowa caucuses and most candidates are proud if they do the full, is it the full grassley, all 99 counties. you've done it twice, which is astonishing and yet msnbc, they've got a headline on the readout blog that says this. is vivek ramaswamy quiet quitting his campaign? it sure seems so. why would they come to some conclusion and how are you wrapping up your campaign? >> if msnbc is saying that i'm confident and sure i'm doing something right and we've done over 330 events by the time and more than all the other campaign and events combined in iowa and i've done more events than anybody else in new hampshire. my parent hads an expression growing up and stuck with me. they say good luck but how do you spell luck? it's w-o-r-k. that's go me ahead in academics and got me ahead in my business career and i'm not going to stop in the campaign or the way we lead this country. iowans reward that and

including, yes, what are you doing, tell us, we are now engaged in the architectonics of the costume , making models, and from striped fabrics, education at the departmentw budget places, for four. years, even we are trying to understand who they are as fashion artists, who they are as designers, some like to work - in manufacturing companies, they go directly to light industry companies, which we all hear about, some take risks, takes on increased responsibilities and opens its own brands, but we do not recommend doing this right away as a student, even if... you have ambitions to create your own home fashion, you need to work for at least three years for some master in a fashion house. students from russian regions, the cis, and friendly countries study at the department. this is our sewing laboratory, in which subjects on designing technologies for making a suit, prototyping, and implementing a project in the material are taught. here now, so to speak, is a hodgepodge of first, second, third courses. another one of our audiences is here too. designer, well, since childhood i always liked it, and it turned out to draw, as i feel that costume design is

13,700 people have sent requests to use specialized military education to the vice president's science and technology department. from making a product to improve the quality of livestock and poultry feed, this solution that we designed is 30 c30 per 4 liters in milk or colostrum it is combined and fed to the calf and can maintain the quality of milk and colostrum for up to 5 days at ambient temperature and also reduce the microbial load of milk which is the main cause of disease in the calf. and its application is to measure the slope of each place relative to the local horizon of that level in many industries. automobile industry, medical industry, construction industry, road construction industry, petrochemical industry , steel, etc., the application of making a chip for the cochlear implant system, the structure is such that the outer part consists of a microphone and a processor. it receives sound and performs those processes according to the frequency and intensity of the sound , and transfers a data to the internal part, and the internal part of the chip that we designed receives this data in a clear process. it stimulates these different places accord

us? we are now working on the architectonics of the costume and making a model. and made of striped fabric, education at the departmentostly paid, there are few budget places. for 4 years, even we are trying to understand who they are, like fashion artists, who they are as designers, some people like to work in production companies. students from russian countries study at the department regions, cis friendly countries. this is our sewing laboratory, in which subjects on technology design, costume making, prototyping, implementation of a project in material are taught, here now, so to speak, a hodgepodge of first, second, third courses. why did you decide to become a designer? well, since childhood i always liked it, and it turned out to draw as i feel that it’s mine, a costume design. this is art, art is always appreciated, i think, for quality. i think it is very important to show people how important kindness and unity through art, and i really want to convey this in my works. a very wild pace, i would say, but since i went into this profession with joy, in general i initially wanted to study here, i like it, yes,

which says something for congress or the department of education to simplify it three years ago, gave a deadline of 2012 the only parent so they went to go useelligible plus they could only access it a couple of hours over a space of days as the department tells a soft launch but a reminder government says are going to make something free and simple, just run away laughing. >> paul, bigamists 17 biden campaign staffers who should issued a letter anonymous of course calling on the president to call for intimate immediate cease-fire in gaza. follows a similar letter from biden administration staffers about a month ago. i have not a fan of joe biden but a president deserves to have people work for him that are not out to undermine hypocrites particularly but they won't use there. >> dan? it's my hip go to the japan airlines crew that burst into flames tuesday on the tarmac that ran into a coast guard plane. people's first thought was something like that happens is i've got to get out of here before i die. they got everybody out of the plane so the last ones to leave the point that sort of dedication a in preparation they deserve our admiration.

of the pandemic through partnership with us, our friends group. the rosalynn carter institute for caregiving, the georgia department of education incorporated into themiculum. so i'm curious if any of your programs or initiatives have looked at■q social and emotional wellness in terms of the tough topics that we have to discuss? yes. yes. yes. and first of all, jimmy and rosalynn carter, what a gift to the country. they just keep on giving. and i just wanted to say, tim shriver and i started a nation l academic, developing because this the science was so powerful that kids if they're put in irtual environment, they learn almost nothing. but if they're connected socially, emotionally with a teacher, instructor, they can learn things. and also social emotional learning is a booster rocket to everything we already measure academically. and so social emotional learning, which often never gets discussed in these contexts, has to be at the center of the civic inquiry, particularly if we want civilthy, good listening skills, collaborative problem solving and all the things, you know, employers, the country are looking for in their workers. so, beth, i think

educate all of us to be more responsible when we get behind the wheel. >> we are partnering with the california highway patrol, the office of traffic safety, the departmentp educate our drivers and really going into high schools and educate our younger drivers. so we get them early before they actually get on the roadways and start teaching them the importance of driving within the speed limit and driving safer. >> caltrans has scheduled what they're calling a bidders conference for thursday for companies to ask questions about what the agency wants, said garcia. abc seven news tropicana orange juice is going without the eye. >> we'll explain. it's releasing limited edition bottles that removes the letters a and i from its name. you can see the bottle here with the trop cn on the label. it's a cheeky marketing stunt designed to highlight that there is nothing artificial about its juice. >> it's the latest and greatest in technology on display this week for the annual consumer electronics show in las vegas. there's real focus on digital health. we got a look at some of the cool items that might be coming to a store near you. >> the first uh- is a clothing

department of education revealed colleges and universities will not get students' aid applications until march. rehema ellis is following this story for uslege kids, what's this all about? >> it was about the department of education wanting to make adjustments to the application for inflation reasons. they refigured the whole thing. as is the case, when you roll out something big, there are snafus. you have to remember, they're adding $1.8 billion to the packages, meaning 1.3 million more student of low income that are going to be getting grants. grants not loans, adding to that $1.77 trillion that currently is facing americans and student loan debt. but because there were snafus, the financial aid packages were not put together in time. they normally would be going out right now to colleges. they're not going out now until march. the colleges won't have them in time now. they say in a timely fashion to put together that financial aid package for students and families to say, what are we going to do, what college are we going to, based on how much money we get. experts say they think they will get the information to them in time so stude

general the word sport even appeared, began to be used in the name of our main sports department only in the year thirty-six, yes, we have physical educationeady have olympic champions in figure skating, well this is this is the olympic royal time. we did not participate in the olympics, we did not participate in the world champions in any sport, we competed only with work teams, and we competed so successfully that already in the second half of the thirties we were not interested in them, we beat them, if we talk about football, the scores there were 10:0, well, more. cubans right now and here it is 10:00 11:1, there were new tasks to reach the international level, but at that time they were not politically approved, because it was our sport, yes soviet. proletarian gto, mass physical education, and the permission of this political decision , there was no permission to enter the international arena then, there were timid attempts, but after the war, what, we are winning the war, yes, we made a contribution, a decisive contribution, then no one denied it, in victory over fascism, we entered the international arena, these new tasks, our new

collection of shoe lasts, since we also deal with accessories, yes, what are you doing, tell us, we are now engaged in costume architectonics, making models from striped fabric. education at the departmentnly paid, there are few budget places. in 4 years even we we try to understand who they are as fashion artists, who they are as designers, some like to work in manufacturing companies, they go directly to light industry companies, which we all hear, some take risks, take on increased obligations and opens. your own brands, but we do not recommend doing this right from your student days, even if you have the ambition to create your own fashion house, you need to work for at least three years for some already master in a fashion house. students from russian regions and the cis study at the department friendly countries. this is our sewing laboratory where they take place. subjects on the design of costume manufacturing technologies, prototyping, implementation of the project in the material, here now, so to speak , a hodgepodge, first, second, in my works, a very wild pace, i would say, but since i went into this profession with joy in in general, i initially wanted to study here, i like

department of education is warning student loan applicants about a delay on the fafsa student loan site now that the process has opened. they began usingified program with a soft launch sunday night, but some families already had trouble accessing the department. the department will have planned pauses to make technical updates. >> the new year brought almost 10 million workers in 22 states a pay raise. higher minimum wages took effect on january 1st. the increases will boost the baseline pay to at least $16 an hour in three states. california, new york, and washington. 20 states primarily located in the south and parts of the midwest will continue to have a legal federal minimum wage of $7.25 an hour. >>> mickey mouse is sailing into a new era. disney's earliest mcmy mouse, steam boat willie, entered the public domain. the 1928 short film introduced audiences to non-speaking minnie and mickey mouse. they join thousands of other classic characters, songs, and books published in 1928 that no longer have copyright protection. and that's your "cbs moneywatch" report for this tuesday morning. i'm carissa lawson, cbs news, new york. >>> it

of the past. he and i first met when he was working here for the east tennessee historical society and the education department. and he, alongside lisa oakley, who's with us today, worked tirelessly to build a network of teachers throughout the region who understood the power local history in the classroom. they also worked tirelessly to create a network of students in high school and middle school who are competing at the highest levels in the national history day competitions. despite that workload, dr. hardy was always generous with his time. with me in the curatorial department. he proved to be an invaluable resource on projects dealing with abraham lincoln, the sesquicentennial, the civil war and most recently the jim crow era in knoxville. and it was really during this time that we first started talking about the origins of baseball and how to recreate in knoxville. so i'm sure you're going to enjoy that today today. dr. hardy serves an assistant professor of history and the lincoln scholar at lincoln memorial university, where he's also the executive director of the abraham lincoln center for leadership and public policy outside of that, you should

department of justice. but so does the department of education. agencies who work with youth, the elderly, digitally a media literacy. >> i would like to have the ability to counter this misinformation that led us- incredibly frustrating. >> she has seen the effects firsthand in her own family. >> i have not spoken to a few of my cousins since january 6 because they support it. we are divided and i do not know how to pull us back together. i don't know how it will change. ♪ >> republicans and i will be the -- in iowa will be the first to cast their votes in support of a presidential candidate in less than two weeks. they are followed by new hampshire. to give us a read on how the campaigns are shaping up in their respective states, we turn to a news director from iowa. and a senior political reporter from new hampshire. welcome to you both. we will start with you since iowa votes first. ron desantis has spent a ton of time and money campaigning in iowa. he spotlighted what he said were broken promises by donald trump. >> he says he will do the largest deportation in history. he said the same thing in 2016 what was the result? fewer deportations than the first term of obama. that is not getting

of shoe lasts, since we also deal with accessories, yes, what do you do, tell us? we are currently working on the costume architectonics, we make models, and from striped fabric. education at the departmentostly paid, there are few budget places. for 4 years, even we are trying to understand who they are, like fashion artists, who they are as designers, some like to work in manufacturing companies, they go directly to light industry companies, which we all hear, some take risks , takes on increased responsibilities and opens its own brands. but we do not recommend doing this right away as a student, even if you have ambitions to create your own home fashion, you need to work for at least three years for some master in a fashion house. students from russian regions, the cis, and friendly countries study at the department. this is our sewing laboratory where the items are processed. on designing technologies for making a suit, prototyping, implementing a project in the material, here now, so to speak, a hodgepodge, first, second, third year, another one of our classrooms, here the same principle, everyone works at one common table, and thus they exchange as if your skills, and it is easier

department and an honest detective, follow along with us, that’s all for now, with you were tatyana petrova, see you at 21:30, vladimir putin associates the success of russia and its future with the level of educationthe country today. the day is a student holiday, the president met with students from universities in the kaliningrad region. the head of state noted that knowledge is now becoming part of economic growth, increasing defense capability, as well as preserving traditions. we’ll find out what else was discussed from my colleague anastasia efimova. anastasia, i welcome you, tell us what interested the students most and what questions they asked the president. but given that the meeting lasted almost 2 hours, there were a lot of questions. the transition to the new system will be smooth, there will be no discrimination when hiring people with any diplomas. statement by the president, made in response to a question asked at a meeting with students of the kaliningrad region. vladimir putin arrived in the region today; the working day’s program is extensive, but this meeting occupies a special place in it. it takes place in tatyana denis, the head of state wishes everyone who is now receiving

on exports of lng to certain countries until the department of education can update the underlying assessments. and to talk more about this is today with us is the president's national climate advisor ali zaidi. thank you for coming back. ali zaidi: thanks. today, as noted, the biden-harris administration is announcing a pause on pending applications to export lng to non-free-trade agreement countries from here in the united states. the department's pause will remain in effect until the agency updates key economic and environmental analyses. these are the analyses that underpin the way the department of the department of energy makes decisions about these authorization applications. specifically, the department of energy has said that it will focus on better understanding energy costs and the implications of future exports on energy costs or american consumers and manufacturers. on energy security, for the united states here and around the world, third on greenhouse gas emissions, and in particular methane emissions which we know are more potent than previously understood, and also on the burden it places for the frontline communities whe

us, some parents believe it has to do with an unsanctioned teach in to discuss the war between israel and hamas . >> the oakland and san francisco school districts have been officially targeted by the department of education religious and ethnic discrimination. it apparently stems from the actions the district did or did not take regarding teaching and safety issues over the israeli hamas war. i did pull my child out of osd. rebecca f pulled her child out of oakland schools for backing pro-palestinian causes. >> facing anti-semitism. i'm not just from other children, but from teachers as well. >> we've seen both of the teachers unions for these districts go rogue and take a side. we hear from parents, teachers, students and the jewish community that they feel incredibly alienated right now, both in terms of what's being taught around the conflict. >> a teacher in disagreement with his union's pro-palestinian stance texted that he supports the investigation and that the ousd is going to have to spend time and money and resources that should be going into the classroom. >> our school districts need to be a safe place for any type of minority. >> currently, the u.s. department of education has 98 active inve

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have to fund more people in department of education to oversee, uh, the regulators and the people who are paid to enforce these requirements. >> now, student debt in the us now exceeding $1.7 trillion, the vast majority of which is federal debt. how is the federal government going to inform these borrowers? they have this ability? >> well, where we have direct contract, we will let them know, um, and we'll do things like these interviews, obviously, and continue to make sure people are aware of it through their service providers. but uh, through their institutions, if they're still going to school or going back or they have contacts. so every means available to let people know that there are programs, uh, the supreme court, the administration was responding in this act, uh, to restrictions. the supreme court put on a previous action by the biden ministration. so this is all statutory. it's under existing law. >> interesting. yeah certainly an ongoing effort. congressman you also sit on the house committee on transportation and infrastructure, as well as the subcommittee on aviation. i wanted to ask you about the boeing investigation. have you had a recen

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uses a new student aid index to calculate how much of a family can afford. and it allows more moderate-income students to get their federal grants. here's the catch, though, according to department of education, even if students submit their form. now they're not going to be sent out to the schools until late january. and that potentially means there could be a delay. and you getting that financial aid as a distribution check. all right. up next to the kron, 4 morning news and open native is back home after u.s.. officials say wrongly detained for weeks in venezuela. what u.s. officials say they're doing to try and get other civilians back home. >> we'll be right back after the break. don't going. in order for small businesses to thrive, they need to be smart, efficient, savvy. making the most of every opportunity. that's why comcast business is introducing the small business bonus. for a limited time you can get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying internet. yup, $1000. so switch to business internet from the company with the largest fastest reliable network. give your business a head start in 2024 with this great offer. plus, ask how to get up to $1000 prepaid card with qualifying inte