Water that gave us peace. Discover the film about chicagos first allblack high School Rowing team, and the reunion 20 years later that really could save lives. Plus, a whopper of a story about cows and Climate Change. Soledad you herd me [mooing] how the planet benefits when cows eat green. Soledad im soledad obrien. Welcome to matter of fact. Across the country, renters and landlords are sounding the alarm about a potential eviction crisis. The covid19 eviction Defense Project says between 19 and 23 million households are at risk of eviction by the end of september. So, depending on what congress does next, people like darlene turner, from the bronx in new york, are facing a nightmare. Darlene my name is darlene turner, and i live in the bronx. Ive been living in this building, in this apartment, for, like, 34 years. I work in the hotel industry. So i worked for a restaurant down in this city which has closed down due to the pandemic. With no income still. So its really hard to pay my
And watch for many of the authors in the near future on book tv. On cspan2. Good evening everyone and thanks for being here tonight at Balboa High School in San Francisco. I am susan solomon, i am a kindergarten and prek teacher currently serving as president of the united educators of San Francisco. [applause] thank you so how many educators we have in the room today . Okay, a lot of them. And Community Supporters . Those two. We also have San Francisco board of education member with this allison collins, glad you could make it i see others walk in, zero Gabrielle Lopez another school board member. So happy to have everyone here. Of course we are here to hear diane ravitch, i have a couple of housekeeping items. Can trade a retired social studies teacher in San Francisco, taught here at one time, is passing out cards on which you can write questions. So our format is going to be diane and i are going to talk for a little while, and then we will open the floor to questions from the aud
So happy to have everyone here. Of course we are here to listen to Diane Ravitch. I have a couple housekeeping items, can a retired social studies teacher from San Francisco talk here at one time, is passing out cards on which you can write questions. So our format will be diane and i are going to talk for a little while. And then we will open the floor to questions from the audience. And the questions will come from the cards and that way we will know if a lot of people are asking the same question we have the cards and will know to ask that question. So i would like to give a little introduction i know a lot of people have been following Diane Ravitch for long time. Diane ravitch as a champion for schools around the country drawing on over 40 years of research and experience ravitch is one of the nations leading advocates for Public Education. Her years of experience, working in the government shaped her approach to education and gave her a unique and powerful perspective which she b
And launched his attack when he saw vanessa jogging all by herself out on the rural road. What youre dealing with is someone who is probably very much engaged in predatory behavior, which means that theyre out looking for victims and when it happens, theyre ready to go, so it makes it look real impulsive, its for the offender though its not as impulsive, because hes ready at all times. Theyre certainly considering that this is someone who happened to co radar screen, and she happened to come across his radar screen making it, you know, a stranger assault, and that makes it a lot more difficult for investigators. The reporter now, this was an eyeopening trip for me. Mary ellen otoole, sharing fascinating insights about vanessas case, about the killer, and these insights come from three decades of studying cases like vanessa. Vanessa im curious, did she marcottes killer could be now. The reporter yes, she did. One of the chilling things she said to me, she believes vanessas killer is fam
Question that, again, would be imprudent for me to answer. Reporter eve is rochesters eighth fatal overdose of the year but the death of a well liked senior has clearly struck a chord here. A definite change in the landscape. I cannot relate this case to any that ive seen in my career. Reporter mom and her boyfriend both face arraignment. The boyfriend was living in happened. Ken macleod, wbz news. David, over to you. Now to the body that was found on a beach. Bill shields joins us live. This body we know is just identified by police. Reporter just identified. 19yearold haute of malden. Hes been missing since mid october, and that may explain why the body was so decomposed it was just something on a beach like a halloween decoration or Something Like that. It looks like you put a scare crow on the porch like that and filled the belly full of extra. It looked just fake. Reporter a construction crew found the body washed up at the end of duxbury beach. From what they could tell, the body