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Students. administrators say every one of them is grieving. two students survived the crash. both are still hospitalized. a university provost says recovery has been steady but it will be very slow. >> its such a horrible story. pete muntean, thank you for bringing us the latest. coming up, the politics of parenting. how new legislation awaiting the signature of floridas governor. will the outrage turn into votes? stay with us. memory supplements, neuriva plus fuels six key indicators of brain...

Children were in there. signs that went ignored. what more do we know? >> reporter: yeah, jake. its really difficult to get reliable information from that place. we know around 130 people have been saved from that theater after it was bombed. but the reason why its so difficult to get those accurate figures is because the rescue teams down there, were in touch with the authorities, they say they cant get to a lot of the people because a lot of the rescue teams have been dispersed because of the ...

Rachel: are these aged? >> it doesnt need to be modern to be effective and the less modern it is, the less place that offers but we will do a quick rundown of where we are. i would be lying if i said the read on this map has changed a lot. it hasnt. the terrain under control of the russians is not different but the bombardment of cities has intensified. you asked about the mayor in mariupol, we heard reports -- the administrators were told behave and you will stay, thats the result of the mayor,...

Fuel depot and a plume of smoke that could be seen for miles. the second round of airstrikes hitting an industrial sectionof town. the mayor says 25 people were injured and says the aggressor wanted to say hello to president biden . the president had talk about crossing the border but says ukraine needs care defenses and the no-fly zone . >> we are dying every day here. people are dying here in mariupol. people are dying of different air force attacks in various cities of ukraine so every single...

And the negotiation actually is where the interesting part happens. there is a thing called a talk page. and you use the talk page to discuss what the article should look like. you know, the overall plan, all differences of opinion. that talk page has basically come to be used as basically a place where authority is wielded, they have old hands, the administrators and so forth, the people who are lording over the rest of their contributors. they hold court on the talk pages. they have to get thi...

Department and others as, as basically misinformation organs of an adversarial foreign government. this shows how theyve been able to staff up those u.s. operations using a program that maybe was not intended for that purpose, and not envisioned by the members of congress and administrators that crafted it. >> from axios, appreciate you being here and an underreported story there. thank you for bringing it our attention. certainly a significant day for president biden and democracies of the wo...

People describe those meetings now as a circus or a show. other people say it is passionate people expressing the rights as parents but contentious for the reasons that you mentioned. the button issues come into play, sometimes from the outside and brought into the county and i spoke with the board chairwoman, been there eight years and technically nonpartisan and said things are so out of control it is hurting the staff. take a listen. >> you had a meeting in october where you had to literally ...

Like lviv, for instance, which is still operational? >> absolutely. here in lviv, were really focused on those displaced ukrainians. we have a hotline set up, so we get phone calls from shelters. we work closely with the regional administrators as well. then across ukraine, were in touch with the leaders of cities mayors. for example, in odesa and kharkiv and kyiv, to identify where they need food. cities like kyiv, right now, are starting to stockpile food in warehouses in case the city gets en...

Trying to impose a woke ideology on our state, we view that as a significant threat. this wokeness will destroy this country if we let it run unabated. so in florida, we take a very big stand against that. >> thats governor ron desantis today, when he goes on offense, he always seems to explain, hes just playing defense. here he says hes defending the "dont say gay" law, which basically tells parents they now have the legal right to sue teachers or administrators and principals if there is any d...

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