We just pulled this whole thing out and busted the wind apart right there. A break and at a bay area school. And thief is seen on security video going from room to room before leaving with 100 laptops meant for students. The question for me was, you know, what do we do now . School starts in just a few weeks. Those computers are needed for distancelearning. The security video shows that thieves spent five hours inside that school. Those laptops he stole and the damage he caused, estimated at around the school is st. Thomas the apostle located on ottawa street in the Outer Richmond district. School officials said this could not have happened at a worse time. Reporter these laptops were supposed to be distributed to students before the first day of class. Now School Officials hope the Surveillance Videos will help identify the thief. So this is our computer cart with 100 laptops and there. Reporter ms. 100 laptops now stolen after a thief broke into st. Thomas the Apostle Elementary Scho
Are cuts we can absorb and it will not diminish our ability to provide essential services. The Police Officers association says, as an organization, they do support in investing in communities of color, saying they are concerned that by not telling vacancies, the department will be stretched thin her. The mayor said despite the unprecedented economic fallout from the pandemic, this budget does not include layoffs. She is asking unions to agree to a wage freeze for the next 2 years to keep as many people working as possible. I want to be very clear, the unions dont agree to delay raises, we will be forced to lay people off. We will be forced to cut city services. Reporter the mayor is saying just because there is a pandemic and hardship, does not mean that the city can ignore Mental Health and homelessness. The mayor did announce the creation of the office of donated care, and getting those experienced in Mental Health, city services, and addressing homelessness. The budget is funding 1
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Its been 20 years since nigeria turned its back on military rule and embrace democracy 2 decades on and theres a regular pattern of Violent Attacks the economy is stagnant and youre lucky if youve got a job so what if any has been the democratic dividend for nigeria this is inside story i explain. Below and welcome to the program im Martin Dennis i was 20 years since military leaders in nigeria stepped aside and they allowed for a president ial election and that led to civilian rule the last few years old been particularly challenging for africas most populous country of around 200000045 percent of people live in extreme poverty Economic Growth has slowed and Government Forces are battling armed groups like boko haram sara kyra reports. An image of modern nigeria gleaming skyscrapers and young people on the move but a lot has changed since 1999 when nigerians are allowed to vote for a civilian president after 3 decades of the clues and military rule. Following. President mohamed who bi