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>> the program basically is based in neuroscience. because one of the reasons why it is is because i asked a question, why don't we ever teach children about their brain? they learn about, mostly at this point about the emotional system of the brain. they learned about the prefrontal cortex, they learned about the amygdala. they learn about the hippocampus, where they remember. and with that, we have actually shown them these different parts of the brain actually responded during various activities. so everything that we teach them, whether it is being mindful of your senses or taking three br...

Listen. >> i can win landslide election 1.5 million votes and the left can still try to impose its agenda through these other avenues to society. we recognize that threat more than what happens in the legislature. obviously you need to win back those fights. for example we ban critical race theory k-12 schools, no gender ideology, of course a tussle with disney but second-grader should not be told they were born in the wrong body. now with the public universities, we are eliminating the ei programs, which are basically ideological indoctrination, racially discriminatory, and it is spread like ...

>> the answering commander at the time was believed, that, in fact, it was a subject in, there is no kids at risk. >> admission comes after he laid out the timeline, that day. 11:27 am, a teacher, he said, propped open a door to go inside, and grab herself and then, the gunman fired shots into people, near the school grounds. >> shots fired at the school, 11:32, 11:33, the suspect began shooting at a room, 1:11. three police officers, entering the same door that the suspect entered. >> gunfire continued, well as many as 19's in the hallway, but they didn't go in the classroom, until a janitor ...

Telling fox news about their biggest struggles navigating everyday life from inflation to crime and the pandemic and gillian turner is on that in washington, d.c. hello, good morning. >> making daily life livable during this pandemic is a skill families had to learn on the fly. we talked to a woman and her husband from san antonio. the major things compounding pandemic stress is inflation. it's being felt nationwide. >> second grader, his fee for camp is about $75 more per week. i have never been a person who had closely followed my grocery budget but i've noticed the prices of some things are...

An 8-year-old wrote a book and hid it on a library shelf. It’s a hit.