Started teaching english there. Worked my way up the ladder. Then i thought, well, okay. Near the end of my career. I have one more mountain to climb, thats San Francisco. So im here in San Francisco, here in the bay area, and just really pleased to be at city college. How is that climb going . Youve been here two years. Give us an assessment what was youve been able to see and maybe fix if it needs to be fixed at city college. No, well first of all its just been the time of my life. Personally, the people of city college are great. We have a great board, great faculty, great staff. That college has been there since 1935. Its graduated 35,000 alumni. Its had a great reputation. So in the last couple of years, weve set our goals on three major things. Number one, students. We need to be student centered to make sure our students, most of whom are were aajority minority campus college. Need to graduate and move forward with their lives. Want to grow the college wide receiver we think we
at this hour, breaking news, the senate is now voting on a doomed border deal. can critical aid for ukraine and israel, though, still be saved? democrats will make a move to find out. a stinging defeat for nikki haley in nevada, trump wasn t on the ballot, but she still lost by double digits to an option labeled none of these candidates. fani willis s fight, the new support for the fulton county d.a. as trump tries to have her disqualified from his georgia election case. and a big map costs how much? the growing backlash as fast food prices take a bigger bite out of your wallet. our nbc news reporters are following all of the latest developments and we want to begin with all of the dysfunction on capitol hill. nbc s ryan nobles is following that. a couple of horrible, terrible votes for the republicans last night. but now another vote. tell us what s happening and how this all fits together? reporter: yeah, chris, what we re expecting is actually a series of votes in
Armstrong let us introduce our guests, patricia lee, is spokesperson fortunate generation. And justin lee is the executive director, and new to our show the editor of red alert. And not so new, michael green, teacher and broadcast journalist. Lets frame this conversation. You know, i am fully grown, and you know, it was my mother, and she is 90 years old, you never grow up. You are still her child. If you go back home, you are going to be treated like a child, like a teenager, i dont care whether you are a kid or whether you got a degree, and its the price you pay, its a sacrifice. Its not your home and you are governed by their rules, and sometimes you can save some money and contribute to their house old, but this is phenomenal, young people are moving back home. Do they consider the circumstances of what is at hand or is all of us to learn in the conversation. Guest when it comes to people moving home. Its economic factors, theyre not doing it because they like their parents. Im sur
Pleaded guilty to a civil rights violation. He is expected to be sentenced to 51 months in prison, according to the plea deal with the u. S. Attorney. Burk was accused of assaulting a handcuffed suspect, who allegedly stole a duffel bag from his suv and tried to cover it up. He resigned in october. Also developing right now in new jersey, schools in bergin county have gotten the all clear after a series of bomb threats. High schools in five towns got the threatening phone calls. New jersey reporter toni yates has the latest. Reporter bergin field got the all clear. Students filed back into the building to resume the school day. Threats were made against at least five Bergen County schools. In the morning, going to first period, there was a bomb threat. Then we had to leave. We had to go to church across the street or, like, down the road. Yeah. Reporter you guys have been through this before, havent you . Yeah, a lot, actually. Reporter the sheriffs investigation of the threats with th
The freezing mark, into the upper 30s today. We are looking at windchills, though that will be into the 20s. Well warm up this weekend. Well its weather then heather every seven minutes. Shes very busy with the subways. With as going on . Reporter yes, been checking in with them every seven minutes, and the subways are fine. Taconic, we have an icing condition. Multiple accidents. All lanes are closed as you go onto the northbound side. We also have 23 north at route 287, an accident going to route 436 to breezeville. Then you have 80 eastbound, emergency right lane repairs. We also have this problem as you go into green brook, new jersey. Green brook road ken kramer avenue and sea minimums road a. Alternate side of the Street Parking rules are in effect. Ken, lori, over to you. All right, heather. Thank you. We have breaking news in brooklyn at a party in a the street. A large fight broke out early this morning. Rob nelson is live in bushwick. Reporter good morning. Authorities tell u