those are our students in pre-k through second grade classes [inaudible] as well as i m going to apologize. my house is alive and awake at 10:06. the next slide i m going to share what we ve been doing to prepare for these groups of students, and i m speaking specifically about the groups of students named in phase 2-a. our first option is the option that we re in now, 100% distance learning, and that option is for all sfusd students, and it s a continued reality for students who are not named in priority group s 2-a. we also are planning for modified in-person. and finally, our hybrid offerings, which really entails students attending inperson learning for one portion of the week and distance learning for some portion of the week, and this is the option that we will likely offer for our t.k. through high school students. next slide, judson. we anticipate, again, a hybrid model, where our students will spend some days in person in the classroom learning, and then, the other
meanwhile, violence on the streets of paris. true as frogs, debates a bill to prime publishing images of police with intent to harm them. will welcome from everyone head off his h.q. and must watch start us off this hour. germany has adopted a new law allowing its authority to impose tougher coronavirus related for structure. but it didn t pass without incident inside the put to stop m.p. s 20 child though, while outside the situation time violent protest against the wall clashed with riot police. who responded with want to count on the floor to say almost 200 people have been detained, and 9 officers injured i well, what we were looking out was the amendment to the protection against infection act . what we had was a series of points that were essentially government advice. what this amendment would do would in shrine them in law. that s what drew people out onto the streets . we re hearing as many as 14000 from some police sources that may have been out on the streets of be
in the dustbin of history. go ahead. well, we ll see what happens over. so don t have an official weather. of course. if you have to leave it to the president, and i don t like to remind us, even though we know who you are, we have a lot of work to do honestly in america to get this use of our service is how divided really are were president choppers, got the folks out, but he created almost a stronger movement of people who were strongly resistant, so to speak. and they came out. there s probably a lot of work to do. so make sure we do put it for free, but we re not there yet. and ton, i think that it would be very welcomed by tens of millions of people if the political left and particularly the democratic party can stop voter shaming conservatives and republicans. i think that point, i think, you know, you can look at the results of the election, but you know, calling them deplorable xin races. zina, fellows, i think that is in the dustbin of history too. what do you think?
violence on the streets of paris, france debates a bill to ban publishing, images of police that could have malicious consequences. we all cells quote full simply shocked out by the police, my cameraman grabbed by opus s while he was filming, while we were trying to do we need to do you think those are world news headlines for this hour? my colleague, nicky aaron will be taking over in just about 60 minutes. so thanks for watching and we hope you have a great day. hello and welcome to cross not your all things are considered on peter limbo. the results of the u.s. election cycle have surprised many. there was no blue wave, and the g.o.p. witnessed gains all across the board. both parties have deep internal divisions, and the court is in both parties. populist challenges. is this the perfect recipe for a political realignment to discuss this and more i m joined by my guest, kevin chavez, in washington. and he is an attorney and democratic strategist, and minneapolis we have an
oh you re watching the international i m rosana lockwood thank you for joining us. we start with this the head of nato says the alliance was not so informed of u.s. plans to assassinate iran s most powerful general solomonic stoltenberg says it was a unilateral act by america but he stopped short of criticizing washington for the killing. this is a u.s. decision it is not a decision taken by neither do global coalition nor nato but all allies are concerned about iran s destabilizing or 2 beauties in the region iran support 2 different terrorist groups a young stoltenberg didn t have too much time to talk to the press on monday afternoon in brussels what he did say though was that the nato military training mission that was operating in iraq will be suspended with immediate effect then well deescalation more than once was the words uttered by the nato secretary general he said that this was the message that had come out of the meeting from the passages of the allies that make