California. Host Eleanor Greene has taught at bert corona high school. Tell us a little bit more about your school and your students. Fortunate am really to teach a population that is almost entirely firstgeneration american. Most of my students american. Most of my students are emergent bilinguals coming into their english language skills. I get to work with students who want to learn. Immigrants, children love learning. Their parents are super invested in them. I get to be the guide to teach them about those connections to American History and World History and to their government and help them see their place within this country that is definitely doesnt always see them as a part of it. That sometimes doesnt always see them as part of it. Host you are moving to a New High School in the San Fernando Valley this fall. Typically, what have you taught in the past . Eleanor when i started, i was the only history teacher. I ran the whole gamut, World History, u. S. History and government.
So that i see you could work more than about the, to the students. So as soon as i use the assessing, see, let me, utilities this key, load them into must, in the, near the city of groceries. One of the 1st thing is fairly clear with history, lies lies. But things get more sophisticated when it comes to european values. The average citizen might not know that 8 out of 10 verma soldiers died on the eastern front. Meaning that 80 percent of its military manpower and hardware was destroyed by the red army, making it easy to convince the average citizens that it was the u. S. The defeated nazi germany by lending and normandy, while russians did nothing but watch, as the average citizen will believe it. Because hes not buttoned with knowledge, the values a more complicated, they can be touched and put into practice. Most reflected in the declaration of the right of man and the citizens, then true european values. Christian that everyone has an opinion about. And stories of american troops d
Announcer this is the cbs overnight news. Good evening and thank you for joining us. We begin tonight in new mexico, where authorities have captured a fugitive suspect accused of gunning down a state trooper friday who tried to help the suspect. 33yearold jaremy smith is now in custody after authorities arrested him following a Police Pursuit and shootout in albuquerque. It happened when smith was spotted by a gas station clerk. All of this prompted an urgent manhunt this weekend and a chilling warning to communities to be on the lookout for the armed and dangerous suspected killer. Kr cbss Elise Preston has details on what led to his capture. Elise. Reporter jericka, new Mexico Police say the suspect is in the hospital under guard after being shot during his arrest. We said that we would bring jaremy smith to justice. There was nowhere that he could run. That there was nowhere he could hide. Reporter 33yearold jaremy smith was captured after a foot chase and gunfire. Some of the bulle
Good morning. Im jane pauley and this is sunday morning. Its been well over two years since haitis president was assassinated, and more than seven years since its citizens last went to the polls. Result, utter chaos. Why haiti . And what now . Thats where well start off morning with Martha Teichner. Of course, today is st. Patricks day. Around the world, more than 70 Million People have irish roots. Pretty impressive when you population of ireland is only about 5 million. Conor knighton takes us back to the emerald isle. Reporter it feels like everyone is irish on st. Patricks day. 30 million americans actually claim irish ancestry. Its such a special experience to tell them something about ancestors that have directly affected them today. Reporter coming up on sunday morning, we pay a visit to epic, the museum of irish emigration in dublin. Millions tune in to watch him every night as he hosts jeopardy . One of the longest running game shows on television. Luke burbank has some questi
Introduce todays speaker, dr. Nancy segal, from the department of and counsel at university bulletin. Some of us in the room, nancy, for her. Ill just leave it its many better and i wont get into this specifics. After nancy completed her ph. D. At the university of chicago, her first position was here in the department of psychology, university of minnesota, where she accepted a position, the position as the assistant director for, the Minnesota Center for twin for adoption, for twin adoption and adoption. Yeah, we have different salaries. I get in anyway. She was very well suited for this position. She here from chicago with a lot of expertise in enthusiasm for twin research. She also came with a commitment try to repair our borings academic writings. I dont know if you remember, but you were really keen on getting us to write better. She succeeded in helping make the grade apart. Twins study, really one of the worlds most famous studies in psychology. I dont think you succeeded much