Afternoon, and thank you, everybody, for the opportunity to participate. For this session, just a quick framing, when we look back at the spring when covid19 disrupted 7 billion students worldwide, leaders, educators, teachers, students and families showed remarkable adaptable and dedication as they worked to keep learning happening for all students. When we start a new school year, they have inspired reimagining of Education Systems to build a system of learning thats personalized around the opportunity and that is supported by teachers and technology. From our own work at microsoft we know from mch that we called the class of 2030 in life where theyre learning that moving forward we see an increase in importance of social, emotional skills, higher level cognitive skills, personalized learning becoming critical as well as teaching is a growth profession as we move forward. So from our work, were looking to work on technologies that help all students develop the skills essential for wo
At 1 oclock and 4 oclock were talking 89 as well elder was so we still see some 90s and the forecast period. Coming up a little bit well take a look at that more depth of your forecast what you can expect marty back to you ok see you then thank you dave. Lets get to a big story. Were following this thursday morning. The country is marking a grim milestone less than 4 months since the coronavirus pandemic began. The u. S. Has surpassed 100,000 deaths that according to Johns Hopkins university. Currently there are more than 1 million cases in america and globally there are over 5 million cases along with 355,000 deaths as the number of coronavirus cases continue to rise one Infectious Disease expert says that the numbers really dont give a full picture doctor George Rutherford is a epidemiology professor at ucsf he says those numbers may not be complete at the bay area has more than 13,000 coronavirus cases and more than 400 deaths. Some victims who died at home might have never been tes
You have two minutes with the introductory round so i will try to do the question first in spanish and then english because we are live on univision. [speaking spanish] thank you to all of our lulac chapters. [cheers and applause] i am julian i have twitter bet joaquin says i am one minute uglier than he is which is not true. Im happy to be here this evening about conversation of the future of the country. We had our first president ial debate and at the end i said i was happy to be there in my presence on that stage marked some of the tremendous progress we have made is a Latino Community. The question before us the next few months is what kind of country do we want to be from cracks and then to achieve the dreams you have achieved because generations have worked for progress to make sure no matter the color of their skin if you went out for a an apartment to rent you can get good job opportunities. And exercise your right to vote at the ballot box. The question before us is if we con
To rally against oakland mayor sheng thao as she gets ready to deliver state of the city address today. Well tell you the issues that they are demanding. But first focused on a safer San Francisco. We will go live to see how mayor london breed plans to improve Public Safety and her city. From the bay station, youre watching kron. And news. Thank you for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. Im justine waltman and well start with whats happening in San Francisco. As mayor london breed joined city officials and Community Leaders to announce a proposed say for San Francisco ballot measure. Its not going to happen until the march election, but that measure seeks to improve Public Safety kron. 4 Charles Clifford joins us now live from San Francisco with details here. So whats on this ballot measure . Charles . Well, here in San Francisco, a Public Safety is a big issue. Today. The mayor said the city will ask voters for some help in dealing with the problem. Good morning, everyone. On tu
And australia are taking control in adelaide theyve declared on 410 8 and put england into bat under the floodlights. It had all started so well for england on day two of the second test. Stuart broad trapped Peter Handscomb lbw in the first over of the day. But, wickets were few and far between. A century from shaun marsh took australia past 400. And with twilight coming and the hope that the ball would swing under the lights the aussies declared. England are batting and still have more than an hour to go before the end of day two. Australia are well on top and favourites to go two up in the five match series. Ben stokes is back in action. Dont get too excited though, hes not in adelaide but in new zealand where his much anticipated return to cricket with the bat was disappointingly brief for canterbury. He was dismissed forjust two runs. The all rounder, whos suspended pending a Police Investigation for an alleged assault, didnt take any wickets either. And if you think it might be d