the cap on the $2,000 cap on prescription drugs for seniors, gone. tax credits to lower energy bills, gone. corporate minimum tax, gone. president biden making a case why democrats should remain in power next year. we enter the final stretch of the campaign. meanwhile, the majority leader in the senate is caught on a hot mike giving a blunt assessment of several key races. and elon musk now owns twitter. let that sink in. the billionaire brings a meme to life and already showing top executives the door. good morning. welcome to way too early on this friday, october 28th. thank you for starting your day with us. joe biden is promoting efforts to bring more jobs and manufacturing across the country upstate new york. in syracuse yesterday, biden showcased a major investment by micro chip manufacturing company micron. touting the $100,000,000,002 decade commitment. the deal is set to bring 50,000 jobs to the state which will pay an average of $100,000 a year. the president
Has been happening in ukraine, entire towns being wiped out by russia and by putin. What netanyahu is doing is the same. Thats World Central Kitchen founder chef jose andres, calling out israels Prime Minister for killing seven of his aid workers. Well bring more of that for you straight ahead. Plus donald trump spent the weekend trying to cut into President Bidens large leaning campaign funding. Well bring you the latest from republican mega donors. And Congress Finally returns to capitol hill today where some lawmakers say the atmosphere is becoming increasingly chaotic with some Republican House members even parroting russian propaganda on the house floor. Good morning and welcome to Way Too Early on this monday, april 8th. Im jonathan lemire, thanks for starting your day and week with us. And well begin this morning with the Israeli Military reducing its number of Ground Troops in southern gaza. Officials made that announcement yesterday, saying the country is pulling the 98th Comm
president biden set to meet with chinese president xi jinping as he tries to prevent tensions from spiraling. and we are about to find out how retail sales that been faring leading up to the crucial holiday season. much more ahead. this hour of cnn this morning now. israeli troops carrying out an operation inside gaza s largest hospital, al shifa. a palestinian official says the soldiers entered the basement and ground floor of the surgery building and interrogated medical staff. the idf releasing video claiming to show troops dropping off aid. cnn cannot independently verify that and has not been able to reach the hospital for confirmation. the idf accused hamas of running a command center beneath the hospital and using civilians above as human shields had. the israeli military is calling this a precise and targeted operation based on their intelligence. we will be joined by a spokesperson for the idf in minutes. meanwhile, fbi director christopher wray is about to
people were looking forward to this system here. here in connecticut, the staut s capitol, as you can see, a little over 10 inches of snow fell since saturday night. now that the storm is making its way out of the region, some people are starting to head out. because of the timing of this storm, transportation officials told us that provided them the upper hand in terms keeping those plows on the road. there are pieces of equipment that have been stored away was reported here a little under a year ago. most people will be off the roads including the commercial traffic, so it s going to give us our space we need to do our job. the fewer people on the road, the easier it is to clear the roads. reporter: one of the biggest impacts was for flights. about 20% of their flights this weekend were cancelled. another 20% were delayed. officials there saying they continued with snow removal operations, but as you can
The COVID-19 pandemic pushed higher education institutions across the globe to switch from face-to-face teaching to remote teaching. This study explores how emergency remote teaching during the COVID-19 pandemic affected university teachers’ perception of online teaching and discusses the future of e-learning after the pandemic. The analysis is based on the interview responses collected from twelve business school teachers at one Sino-foreign university in China. The results show that the perception of e-learning improved after a semester of involuntary remote teaching. We also discuss the factors that may act as barriers to the adoption of e-learning, such as poor quality of the Internet, high workload, and lack of proper online pedagogy training, and show that teachers tend to implement elements of online teaching even despite these barriers as long as they find the usage of the online contents beneficial for their practice. Finally, our findings suggest that the COVID-19 pandemic