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Killeen ISD paid $1.28 million in administrative COVID-19 leave, will not be reimbursed Jarell Baker and last updated 2021-01-15 23:31:59-05 KILLEEN, TX — Since the start of the pandemic last March until the end of last year and Christmas break, more than 400 employees with KISD took administrative COVID-19 leave. “These costs we’ve incurred, to the tune of now $1.2 million, will not be reimbursed for the district,” explained KISD Chief Communications and Marketing Officer T...

Yesterday, sterling plunged. it had its worst day since october 2016 on news that theresa may was facing resignations from key party members on the back of this deal. now, today we are seeing signs of stabilization in the pound. its holding about a 1.28 level. so the markets are reacting positively to this so far. uk stocks have rebounded to this situation. certainly one to keep an eye on. >> all right. thank you very much. >> thank you. coming up, axios has a look at this mornings one big hin...

Cocaine, lsd and a sedative to classmates. they were purchased on the dark web using bitcoin. the following statement has been issued. "the naval academy and the investigative service issued a command-assisted investigation in annapolis after a report of recreational drug use in the brigade." no formal charges have been brought. the investigation began three months against after the drug use was reported to authorities. there could be up to two dozen in the ring, shep. >> shepard: thanks, jennif...

$1.28 talker on the horizon because of how well "morning joe" is doing. we build those, jim, and money comes through the vents because of this show. i wanted to be this jim miklaszewski center and i think its the mika talker. the comcast technology center is its nickname. my name will be on the granite of the cornerstone. standing at 1,121 feet tall. the project will house a new four seasons hotel and bring in jobs to the city. dallas morning news. jcpenney announced plans to cut

[ding] announcer: clean kitchen surfaces, utensils, and hands with soapy water. one in 6 americans will get sick from food poisoning this year. keep your family safer. check your steps at foodsafety.gov. the euro continuing to fall, now 1.28 against the u.s. dollar. welcome back. youre watching "world business today" live on cnn. u.s. orange juice futures rally for a second day in a row on wednesday after word of a hard freeze across the state of

Later at a cheaper price. guys were shorting the euro. the euro at $1.30, $1.28, and they bet it would keep going down. on friday nobody thought about t.a.r.p. 2, basically. it was trading at $1.25. on sunday, 2:45 in the morning european time, they approved this measure to give $1 trillion in basically stimulus money. now the euro takes off because it looks more stable. its not going to go down anymore. in effect, these guys who bet that the euro was going to go down to maybe $1.20 have to cove...

Wall street. as that number goes down to more than 150,000, which seems to be the consensus, theres less prospect of u.s. interest rates being moved up soon and perhaps theres pressure on the euro. there is a lot of worry out here behind all of this. were still worrying about banks. .only credit rights issue a couple of days ago is still being talked about in the markets because theres a big worry about european banks having to raise capital. here we are up by about 0.66% for the xetra dax, pari...

First-class ticket on amtrak for the sleeper car we subsidize that by $364. that is 1.28-dollar $1.28 bill. >> chris: the fact is if you are going do nondefense discretionary spending it is a 22% cut to cut $100 million. >> it has grown by 88% the last three years. it is not that difficult. >> chris: why is there not any specific cuts here? >> it goes down to -- >> chris: nonot for defense it doesnt. >> we show programs where are we show votes on the floor through you cut where we have gotten mo...