Chicago Tribune critic Chris Jones review's Drury Lane Theatre's production of "Deathtrap," about a playwright and his mentor working on a new thriller.
go to the bay area, on friday teachers there held a sickout where they called in sick to protest what they claimed was a lack of resources being provided to them by their school districts. listen to one of the teachers who organized that sickout speak about what he says is necessary for them to feel safe to come back to the classroom. we re not going to march ourselves into a known deathtrap. we re not going to continue to spread covid to our students or bring covid home to our families. if the only language the people in power understand is us withholding our labor because that s ultimately when they depend on, that s the language we ll speak. reporter: and that is the tool they ve been using to demand more testing, more masks, and for school districts in the bay area to really take a look at how they can better equip themselves during these critical staffing shortages. phil, we can go to new york city, as well, where there s a battle with some teachers unions and some 30 new york
the other one is the one i actually think is probably more reasonable, and that the convoy itself, which has been described as a primarily logistics column, is supplied itself. they have run out of gas, some reports we are hearing in california, and if thatis hearing in california, and if that is the case, basically what you have is vehicles that are loaded with supplies, they are loaded with supplies, they are essentially useless, sitting at the side of the road on the road itself, as you can see, is very narrow in many places. they can t go off road. they have to worry about the mud, spring is starting to make its very, very slow moving the ukraine, but the ground itself is muddy. as soon as you get into those fields. they are confined to that road, and that could turn into a deathtrap if they don t really get that convoy moving very, very quickly. convoy moving very, very quickly- convoy moving very, very cuickl. quickly. as you say, they are very exoosed. quickly. as you say, th
i am just so emotional, coming through the border, because there were soldiers asking us if we could buy stuff for their. ..for his brother in mariupol. mariupol, he said, is a deathtrap, but they are still holding out. and he wants us to see.can we buy certain equipment for them. he s just pleading with anybody that they can plead with for his brother. then there is another arrival. 0h, they re here. stowed away are the mother and daughter waiting to get to safety, daria and vlada. vlada, daria. they have been living underground for weeks, taking shelter from the bombing. a contact of mariya s in kyiv pleaded with her to get them away from the war, and they have made it this far. this isjacinta, this is daria. daria will stay in jacinta s home