Relief for people were going to explain with kron 4 Sarah Stinson in a live report. And also some breaking news overnight chp investigating a deadly freeway shooting on interstate 80 will be live with the details. Good morning. Thank you for joining us on this wednesday april 29th, it is 8 oclock and im James Fletcher im darya folsom and that parents and students got quite the surprise when the governor suddenly said. Maybe the school year will start early and in classes early as july or august kron fours will tran on the story for us live in berkeley. Well. Because tall a lot of room for a lot of people praising a lot of people are saying what daria i think you said the key word, maybe the governor says its not concrete. He was just floating the idea that the kids are actually theyre having a learning loss that bless the parents out there, but there is nothing i like having the kids inside the classrooms with a teacher in front. So hes notice that theyre not learning as much as they w
A parent in just a few moments from now. Several bay area counties are extending their stay at home owners but at the same Time Offering a little bit of relaxation in relief for you from 4 Sarah Stinson well explain in a live report and overnight the chp is investigating a deadly freeway shooting on i 80 were live with the details. Good morning and thanks for joining us. Im darya folsom and. Parents and students got quite the surprise when governor newsome said. Maybe school in the fall will start early as early as july covers will tran is live in berkeley the question is are we ready to get back into the classrooms. Well. If you talk to parents and a lot of them are saying no its funny writer area when this all started parents are like lets give them back into the classrooms but now theyre learning more about covid19. For say wait a minute no no were not ready to go. But the governor says. There has been a learning loss that a lot of kids are not getting what they need as much as pare
Of the class teaching the kids online or not and thats why he is saying lets why wait around why wayne so the fall, lets go ahead and close this deficit by he calls and get them back in school late july or early august, the governor says. Hes just floating the idea i talked to one parent this morning who was jogging and she was caught off guard by this it seems like shes not too happy about it because many people have already wrap their minds around the idea that at the very least the kids will have summer and then possibly start school a little bit later maybe late september early october to try to get their mind around this and its not just the parents james and ari a lot of School Districts are saying the same thing like thats not own up time for them to start planning not just for the kids but for the teachers to rearrange their classrooms. But the governor says just hold on a little bit lets take a deep breath. It is just something thats being put on the table. We are considering
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Good afternoon. Welcome to the center for strategic and international studies. Welcome as well to our viewers online. My name is jacob kurtzer, im the acting director of the humanitarian agenda here, a project that we seek to leverage the expertise of our scholars and programs to offer policy solutions to humanitarian problems in the world today. I would like to direct everyones attention too our emergency exits, its part of our safety and security plan, and encourage you also to take this opportunity to turn your phones to mute. I want to acknowledge before we begin the partnership that our program has with the agency for International Development whose support allows us to put on events such as todays discussion. We have a short time today so ill be brief. All of us here today are keenly aware of the immense human suffering taking place in idlib and across syria right now. Families and individuals have been forced into multiple displacements, with targeted attacks ongoing on innocent