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And the for the most part rank and file vote for it today. many teachers unhappy and there is a probability they will reject it. because they did not get what they wanted and the ultimate thing thing that they wanted was they wanted to return to class a week from today instead, the teachers are in today, ainsley, and the students come back tomorrow, if it passes by the rank and file. >> ainsley: thats crazy. that would be two weeks of the kids not having any classroom at all because lori lightfo...

>> duncan: the tricking industry estimates it needs 80,000 new drivers for some of the supply chains toughest jobs. next week new federal regulators will add another hurdle, wilson walker of our san francisco station kpix has the story. >> you might need to come out and go this way because are you out of the box right now. >> reporter: parallel parking the challenge today at a1 truck driving. at the wheel eugene allen who is two days away from his class a commercial driving test. >> i was lookin...

2022. what does this mean for the average american, or the average american family? >> they are going to get hurt. unfortunately, they are going to get hurt. annoys me to no end, i love prosperity and hate recession. the trump tax cuts and deregulation, inflation rate was 1.5% when he left office. we gave the middle class a 7 or $8,000 raise, the middle class, typical, we give them a raise. after inflation, after taxes, the biggest raise they got in 20 years. this is dissipating all that. this i...

Refugees. my son is 18 years old, she says. he has an injured leg. wasnt allowed to cross the border. my son is in ukraine. she can barely speak the words. todays dance class a welcome distraction. today this was a stress relief, she says. for two days we didnt eat or sleep and were grateful to relax. the dance instructor, a refugee, too. he fled war in cameroon. i want them to feel joy, he says, because i know how it is to be in their places. its very hard. it was very hard for me, too. sophia ...

Border. my son is in ukraine." she can barely speak the records. todays dance class a welcome distraction. today this was a stress relief, she says. for two days we didnt eat or sleep and were grateful to relax. the dance instructor a refugee too. he fled war in cameroon. "i want them to feel joy," he says, "because i know how it is to be in their places. its very hard. it was very hard for me too." sophia wanted to dance in ukraine, but was too young. today a bit of hope. "my dream," she says, ...

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Rollins went from having 28 cents in his pocket to owning a trucking company worth $1...

At sales and auctions across the region, the values of farm land are breaking records. 

A judge continued the cases to give the victims the chance to speak in court

A judge continued the cases to give the victims the chance to speak in court