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X96
"ctu" Discussed on X96
"Or metabolic syndrome, it's not only that your blood sugar is elevated, but your good cholesterol is low. And your eight steals or high. Um, And if you have elevated blood pressure, so I had a woman who once had elevated blood pressure, and she's like, Well, I don't have any sense of like, well, but we should be testing. You write that. Having hypertension is concerning for having diabetes on gonna waist measurement over 35 inches goes along with that. So if any of those three are off Then. You should be talking to your doctor about more testing or your doctors to be talking to you about more testing for your nurse tradition, and it's probably you can probably a lot of cases Bring Your diabetes sort of under control and keep it at bay by changing lifestyle. On not and maybe not even have to have shots or things like that. Right? Right? Absolutely So, the whole point of the conversations really to try and catch it early, so you can reverse things on Ben. Sometimes people think they have toe Get your overweight and I have to lose the enormous amount of weight to start changing things. But that's not true. It's only like 5 to 10% start decreasing your wrist substantially. Excellent. Now, if you want to find out more about all of this, that nurse Nicole has been talking about. You can go to the website, right? What is it again? It's nightingale that CTU and those labs are listed, and the numbers will be lifted. So you can check out your labs when and see what it looks like. All right, Thank you very much. Nursing a cold Last Nightingale College. Thank you. Thank you very much diabetes, diabetes..
Investors Edge
Germany's Green Party Selects Candidate for Chancellor
"Here in Germany with the Green Party's staking its claim to lead Europe's biggest economy. For the first time ever, the greens have announced a chancellor candidate. Her name is Anna Lena Fair ball, and she aims to succeed Angela Merkel. If the Greens win September's elections, and the numbers are looking good opinion polls placed them second only by a small margin. The Angela Merkel's conservatives. With two party leaders, one needed to step aside and all but topic did so, making Anna Lena Bear book the first Green chancellor candidate ever. In her first speech, she promised a renewal in German politics. And a departure from the status quote. This is a matter of who I'm getting. We must make changes to create a fair country, a country where daycare centers and schools are truly the best places to be a country where care give us generally have the time and above all, the resource is too careful people, a country in which the state functions digitally and serves its citizens. Diverse and cosmopolitan, country values based and strong democracy. 40 year old became politically active within the Green Party in 2008, focusing on foreign and security issues. Only five years later, she entered the bonus Tak, the German parliament at the age of 32. They actually quickly and respect for her thoroughness and knowledge of detail. She has a degree in international law and spent several years abroad in the U. S. London and Brussels. She now lives in Potsdam, with her husband and their two young daughters. Best yet carefully correct Raft announcement came in sharp contrast to the bruising power struggles still going on within Germany's conservative Party. Both contenders. There were quick to react to bad books candidacy. Got a lever on Elena Congratulate Angelina Bear book, and I can promise her that this CTU in Germany is looking forward to a fair election campaign in
Bob Sirott
Chicago Public High School Teachers Refuse to Return to Classroom
"School teachers, They're refusing to return to the classroom. For next week's restarted in person learning unless the school district develops a plan to do it safely. The union's House of delegates has voted to hold off on teachers returning tomorrow ahead of students to prepare classrooms. It's similar to what happened earlier this year before younger students returned. Since then, CPS has worked to vaccinate all teachers who want the shot union now wants any surplus to go to students and families and communities most impacted by covert 19. CTU President Jesse Sharkey make the reopening plan makes sense, make it safe and and if we do not see that the members of the speech you're not going back into buildings and those condition. Negotiations between CPS and the union are ongoing. Only 36% of high school students have opted for in person learning. And now with community
Chicago's Afternoon News
Chicago sets April 19 return date for high school students
"Public schools is aiming for in April, 19th in person start date for high school students. In a letter sent to parents, the district said they have been meeting with CTU leaders as part of a joint task force to establish a plan for high school students to return to the classrooms. The district says talks with seats You have been productive and outlined the first day of the fourth quarter as the target date for students to return. Additionally, CPS says they believe all families must have an option for in person or remote and a hybrid learning model is being discussed for in person instruction at least two days per week.
WGN Programming
Chicago Public Schools Students In Grades 6 Through 8 To Return To Class Today
"Six through eighth graders will be back in the classroom for in person learning, starting today glad Marshall's live Richardson Middle School in the West Lawn neighborhood with the latest Glenn Good morning. Good morning. It's a big day for these middle school is just the first time they will actually be in the classroom since the pandemic. Forced amount is also a big day for parents who are looking into getting their kids back into the classroom for the fourth quarter of this school year, CPS is expecting thousands of middle school students to return to the classroom today. But one thing that's not clear is how many families are planning on following through with returning to in person learning about a third of 120 2000 kindergarten through fifth graders were expected to show up last Monday. The district is not clear if they all showed up for in person learning, though, in the mean time starting today, CPS will allow parents to register their kids were in personal Ernie for the fourth quarter of this school year. This comes a week after kindergarten to fifth graders return to the classroom. This time, the window to register will be open for all students from pre kindergarten through 12th Grade. CPS says. They are sending out of form and parents will have two weeks to fill it out and return it. Pre kid kindergarten through fifth graders will, along with cluster Sooners will then come back to the classroom on April 19th CPS says they are working with Chicago Teachers union. To figure out a plan for the return of the high school students. The formal ask of parents want their high school is to return to the classroom, but no specific date has been set for them Chest Yet now CPS will hold a town hall meeting that's going to be virtual on Wednesday around 6 30 PM and they will actually discuss The possibility of having these high school lists return again. They are working with CTU to figure out if that date could be possible for
AP 24 Hour News
Capitol Police Officer Testifies: 'Things Were Pretty Bad'
"I'm Ed Donahue, Capitol Police officer testified about what happened at the Capitol on January 6th. I was advised things were pretty bad, Captain Carnation, Mendoza said. She was about to go to work when the riding started. It didn't take long for Mendoza to get into the middle of it all. At some point, my right arm got wedged between writers and the railing along the wall. CTU sergeant pulled my right arm free and had he not. I'm certain it would have been broken, Mendoza says. There was a lot of gas exposure. I receive chemical burns to my face that still have not healed to the same. Michigan Democrat Gary Peters is on the Senate committee. This is a systemic and leadership failure on the part of our security officials from the FBI and Apartment homeland security to the security leadership on the ground in capital and it must be addressed. Former Capitol police chief Stevens Sunday is casting blame on the Pentagon and the intelligence community for the disastrous failure to anticipate the violent intentions of the mob and defend the capital. Five people died as a result of the violence, including a Capitol police officer and a woman who was shot by police as she tried to break through the doors of the House chamber, with
WGN Programming
Chicago Public School teachers for K through 5th grade expected return ahead of students' arrival to classrooms
"Public school teachers will return to the classroom today. That's part of the new phase. Timeline for in person Learning agreed to buy the CTU. So today staff for kindergarten through fifth grade we back in their buildings prepping for their return of students, which is next week. March 1st staff for 6 to 8 graders will also come back starting March 1st with their students slated to return to in person during the following week. On March 8th pre K and closer students already back Too, and in person learning curriculum. Former
WMAL 630AM
"ctu" Discussed on WMAL 630AM
"CTU There's no in Washington State made it easy for police to track down a pair of burglary suspects. It all started early Saturday morning when Pierce County Sheriff's deputies responded to an alarm call at a home in Tacoma. As the deputies arrived, they saw two people running away from the home with the two didn't realize was they left a pair of tracks right where the hiding spots were canine and a cop found one set of footprints leading to a dumpster and captured a man hiding there. Another set of prints led to a tree where another man eventually complied with cops and climb down at the House. Investigators found a broken window on the main door of a garage. Rob Dawson pox Nance Criminal case has been dropped against a white woman who was arrested last year after you called 911 and a black man. It was bird watching in near City Central Park, Amy Cooper completed a counseling program. And to educate her on the harm caused by her actions. European unit of Cruise company Carnival is getting ready to sail again next month Carnivals Aida Cruises is planning to restart failings March 20th with a cruise around the Canary Islands. Aida's based in Germany were covert 19 lockdowns have been extended until March, Aida had planned to start cruises on March 6th. Those earlier dates. They're not taking place and its offering flexibility for those who paid for those trips. Carnivals. Aida says Cruises will comply with extensive health and safety protocols. It's currently booking cruises through the summer of 2022. GeneCo's Silva. Fox, New Google has agreed to pay a $1.3 million fine after authorities in France concluded it displayed misleading rankings for French hotels. Google had used it official sources well as input from other hotel industry sites to rank hotels. Now, the company says it's made changes of the ratings are closer to the official French star ratings from hotels featured on Google Maps in its search fade. I'm Lee Scylla, Sarah and this response knew..
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"On TV as always. Thanks for the time this morning, Jared These guys made 46 the last word on those Super Bowl commercials coming up momentarily, and it's snowing out, Steve, it is snowing and get to the weather. In just a moment, Bobby. We have a little bit of breaking news. I need to tell you about first, and we'll have more on this obviously at nine o'clock. But former Chicago teachers Union president Karen Lewis has DOD announcement from the teacher's union this morning about that Karen Lewis had a very progressive brain cancer and had been battling that For some time it forced her to leave the post as teachers union. See to you, president. Former CTU president Karen Lewis dead. Get more of this at nine o'clock this morning. The forecast today High near 14 with light snow across the area, then mostly cloudy tonight, a low five Partly sunny tomorrow. Lake effect snow for northwest Indiana and a high near 17 flurries. Now it's four degrees. The New England Patriots and Pittsburgh Steelers have six Super Bowl titles. The only one with mortar Tom Brady his seventh Super Bowl crowd last night as he got in Tampa Bay to with 31 9 win over the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl 55, the most lopsided Super Bowl. Since Seattle's 43 8 win over Denver seven years ago in Super Bowl 48. In Indiana. We still have North bound. I 65 jammed up from 101st to 61st due to a crash. If you're traveling on north bound route 53, Illinois, you're going to see some.
Bob Sirott
Karen Lewis, Former Chicago Teachers Union President, Dies
"But former Chicago teachers Union president Karen Lewis has DOD announcement from the teacher's union this morning about that Karen Lewis had a very progressive brain cancer and had been battling that For some time it forced her to leave the post as teachers union. See to you, president. Former CTU president Karen Lewis dead. Get more of this at nine o'clock this
Ben Shapiro
Chicago schools, Lightfoot send teachers union 'last, best and final offer' for reopening
"Still no deal between Chicago public schools in this Chicago teachers union. The CTU is signaling it will not accept the district's final offer. The two sides remain at odds over heading back to school for in person learning during the pandemic. Earlier today, my life let's says she's given her last best and final offer and the time for negotiating is
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Mayor Lightfoot and Chicago public schools say they've made their best and final offer to the Chicago Teachers Union is the two sides are trying to reach an agreement to put students back in school. The CTU has responded, it appears that the two sides do not yet have a deal. See to you says they like to remain at the bargaining table. They claim that CPS and the mayor of walked away Chicago Teachers union also says the CPS has proposal does not provide adequate safety measures that has too high a threshold of possible covert 19 cases before I would reconsider stopping in person learning Slow rollout of the covert 19 vaccines continues across the city of Chicago and across the state of Illinois Chicago Department of Public Health Commissioner Dr Arlo Alison are, Woody tells WGN's John Williams. That demand is being fueled by short supply over 100,000 people Sign up, you know, looking for a vaccine. We were seeing as many as 10,000 people a minute just to give you a sense of the demand for vaccine. The reminder. We only get 5700 doses of vaccine to go across the entire city every day. Right now She's telling Chicago residents that in the one a and one B categories to go to Zach doc dot com slash vaccine. That's where you could get alerts on one. The vaccine will be available, but some good news for the second time this week. Illinois hit a record high when it comes to daily covert vaccinations administer nearly 75,000 people received shots yesterday, bringing the state's total to 1,231,418. While vaccination efforts are improving. Governor Pritzker says he's going to keep fighting for more, and I'll continue to make my voice heard by the federal officials. We're in charge of vaccines, so the Illinois and who want to get vaccinated can do so more quickly. Pritzker made those comments while touring a mass vaccination site in Rockford this.
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Learning today is the district and teachers Union seek common ground on safe reopening plans. Glenn Marshall is live at CBS headquarters with the latest Glenn Good morning that a 48 hour cool down period extended to today, with CPS and CTU still figuring out everything now they CPS and the mayor also released a statement earliest week Senate. They have come to some type of agreement with some things, but it's still not enough for CTU teachers to get back in the classroom now, right now, CTU was still asking for Health metrics that will shut down schools during outbreaks and remote accommodations were teachers who lived with people with medical conditions and a vaccination plan for teachers who desire to receive the vaccine. Now this is where is he to you stands after negotiations have Paul since Tuesday. The mayor released a statement earlier this week, saying both sides agree on the health and safety protocols, ventilation, contact tracing and health and safety committees. Last night, We found out that the CPS was offering to allocate 1500 doses of the vaccine per week for employees but wants them to return to the classroom after the first dose, and then the director of CDC came out, saying Research does not back seat to use claim that the vaccine is needed. Take a listen Increasing data to suggest that schools can safely re open and that that savory opening does not suggest that teachers need to be vaccinated in order to reopen safely. Now..
WGN Programming
Chicago Public Schools Students Will Be In Remote Learning Again Thursday; No Deal Yet With Chicago Teachers Union
"Remain on remote learning today is the district and teachers Union seek common ground on safe reopening plans. Glenn Marshall is live at CBS headquarters with the latest Glenn Good morning that a 48 hour cool down period extended to today, with CPS and CTU still figuring out everything now they CPS and the mayor also released a statement earliest week Senate. They have come to some type of agreement with some things, but it's still not enough for CTU teachers to get back in the classroom now, right now, CTU was still asking for Health metrics that will shut down schools during outbreaks and remote accommodations were teachers who lived with people with medical conditions and a vaccination plan for teachers who desire to receive the vaccine. Now this is where is he to you stands after negotiations have Paul since Tuesday. The mayor released a statement earlier this week, saying both sides agree on the health and safety protocols, ventilation, contact tracing and health and safety committees. Last night, We found out that the CPS was offering to allocate 1500 doses of the vaccine per week for employees but wants them to return to the classroom after the first dose, and then the director of CDC came out, saying Research does not back seat to use claim that the vaccine is needed. Take a listen Increasing data to suggest that schools can safely re open and that that savory opening does not suggest that teachers need to be vaccinated in order to reopen safely. Now. Later today, CTU will have parents on a Facebook live chat that will discuss exactly what it is that they're looking for in the hopes of actually getting back into the classroom with everything that they agree on with CPS. Of course, we'll bring that to you as we receive it, but for now alive outside of CPS headquarters, Good marshal the BG and news
Anna Davlantes
Chicago Public Schools, CTU still without deal
"Chicago public schools and the teachers union. It means remote learning continues. Here's WGN's Pam Jones last night. CTU tweeted A list of 130 schools, they say, have written letters to the mayor and CPS leaders expressing concerns over plans to return to in person Learning. One school says they're building is under renovation, and some of the construction crews are refusing to wear masks. Pam Jones,
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"I have a stack of listener feedback here lots of emails and texts and we're hearing a lot about the teachers situation. See to you is a political group pretending to be educators and a teacher in northwest Illinois. I have to teach in class in online at the same time. I have to wear a mask and cannot use my glasses. I'm making the sacrifices CTU won't make. Tired of hearing their wine. Let's see. What else do we have here? It's about the kids, not them. Chicago schools are expecting teachers to be front line workers yet won't give them the same respect as nurses, police and fire nothing new to report on that today. We'll keep you posted, though. Still getting messages like this. Where can you find the lyrics to the song? What's that sound that you played by Dionne? My son's band loved it and wants to try playing. It can't find the lyrics anywhere. Thanks. Yeah, they should publish those lyrics. It's a great track from a 1992 Dion DiMucci album. And the track is called. What's that sound? So if I come across some source for the lyrics, I will pass it along to you. It's It's like the history of rock and roll in six minutes. Great song. Was big into our tents are quite dangerous Bob as most lack HV a see if any of the other diners have covert, you're likely to inhale it. Tents are supposed to have 50% of their sides open to be safe, outdoor eating. You'd have been safer inside the restaurant, assuming it had decent filtering. I talked about this and we were in a tent. There was only one other table occupied and far away from us, and the tent had heaters. It was open on one side. I guess. Technically, it is supposed to be open. On too, isn't it? Good morning. The spicy McNuggets are very good. My husband and I took advantage of those back in September when they were out. Just want to let you know. Thank you for that. You know, we're interested in all junk food. Snowmageddon 2011 canceled WGN's morning show remote on ground Hog Day in Woodstock. How about doing the remote in 2022? It would be good luck to you, too. 22. Yeah, the TV stations out there channel minds out there. But, you know, I think enough already with the ground, Doctor, don't you think you want to go out there next year, huh? It was kind of fun. I will say it was kind of fun. We're out there, but I think Your your reaction to the idea of doing that kind of tells me it might not be as much fun who a man who was doing the show. When you did it, I What I'm trying to think. I guess Steve. Steve was doing it cos ever do it. I don't think so. No, I don't think we went out there with Wally. Uh, Eddie Hubbard. Maybe. Uh oh. And then lots of comments about the feature. We debuted yesterday. And I asked you could we continue this occasionally? Here's what she said The 19 seventies. Music is great. Keep it going. No. No music in the morning. 10 are too many songs. Five would be plenty. Sounds like you're looking for filler for your four hours. Well, yeah, we certainly are. Um, I'm loving this. Graduated high school in 79. Would be better if you could play one whole song a day. Now I know Why disco Demolition happened? Yeah, There were a couple of disco hits in that in that list that we played right? Much See, what does this say? Um I don't understand this message. Too much noise. You're supposed to get up to calm. Okay? I guess you don't want music, Bob. I'm 24 years old and I was jamming to every song on that list. Great top 10. Bob. Keep this feature going. It's great voting. Yes, I'm doing the top 10 songs again. Fire by the Pointer Sisters used to incorporate the radio stations call letters in the beginning of the song customized For each individual station. Yeah, I remember that when he wrote that was fun. Love the top 10. Bob, listen to you play all these while roller skating with my sister in her parents basement back in the day Love the segment Top 10 and 1979. I think you should do it maybe two times a month. I love the new tap 10. Of everything Bob does. He brings comfort and normalcy to this stressful time. Oh, thank you very much much. That's that's very nice of you. Um, well and then accept a ground hogs. Yeah. And then later met. There is another one. I wanted to mention here in connection with that nice comment. Well, I get to that in a minute. I don't know who cares. Love the new feature dance my way through the breakfast dishes. Um, Bob, a big day for the top 10 of 79 do it every week beats most of what's on the top 10 these days, and anything by the Bee Gees is always welcome. About new Tap 10 was lots of fun music brought back many memories. I hope you will continue with this segment, but I'm still waiting for Paul Harvey. So I won't hold my breath. You know what we supposed to get the rest of the story to start again? Here? I'm gonna check on that with E. Supreme Allied Commander Grand High exalted mystic ruler of the radio station while you're at it, ask him if we can do the show from Woodstock. Yeah, I will. Uh huh. Where is that? Note. I wanted to bring you Hello, Americans. This is Paul Harvey's stand by for the rest of the story one of these days. Mm hmm. Mm. Oh, yeah. You know what? We talked about this yesterday. The Tony Bennett story, and I mentioned that Glen Campbell. Same thing. He Never lost his ability to sing and remember music and lyrics until the very, very end. I got a text hear music therapists have known about music and Alzheimer's for decades. Contact Illinois Association for Music Therapy for more information on this well here. Here's what I wanted to say After that..
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Of Chicago public school students, any strike or lockout is on hold is both sides. Report progress in negotiations Glenn Marshall's Life School board headquarters with the latest Clint Good morning. All the mayor said yesterday that both sides were going to take the next 48 hours. Just cool down to figure things out and then come back to the table. However. Now both sides did agree upon some key points, but it's not enough to get the students back in the classroom just yet. Now kindergarten through eighth grade graders were supposed to start in person learning yesterday, however, the battle between CPS and CTU continues. Keeping soon is going with the learning that the mayor and city CPSC over a joint statement saying common ground has been met. On four key points, which include health and safety protocols, ventilation, contact tracing and health and safety committees in the midst of the fighting, Though a group of parents are feeling like they're voiceless, and their concerns are not being met. Some participated in the sick out yesterday, not allowing their students to engage in the learning. Take a listen. Parents don't necessarily feel that it's safe to return their kids to school right now, but they want to you. This isn't about I want to keep my kids home. This is about the plan is not working as it's set. And if you involved us in the planning and gave us a voice, we could help make this happen. Both sides plan to speak again tomorrow to work on reaching an agreement and later on this morning, still will have one of those CTU board members song to discuss what's gonna happen within this 48 hours. And what's going to happen after that, when they come back to the table and possibly get an agreement for now reliable side of CPS headquarters include Marshal WGN news. Health officials reported more than 2300 new confirmed and possible cases in Illinois. That is the lowest daily case count since October, another 16 people lost their lives to the virus. The average 70 case. Positivity rate held steady at 3.9% vaccine appointments are running scarce. Even his Illinois continues to receive more doses. It's been one week since people 65 older and some essential workers became eligible. 3.2 million more people to vaccinate So far supply has struggled to keep up with increased demand, and some people in the area of finding a vaccine appointments booked months in advance. You're running in circles trying to trying to sign up when you go on that big that you hope we're gonna be the lucky one, then hits it. The first haven't had success with that. You know, I've heard about people that are getting vaccine because they're waiting at the Walgreens for the supply left over. They knew somebody or something like It's opportunistic versus a good, well run process. Page County says they lead all Chicago area counties with more than 2% of the population, fully vaccinated more people in India and are now able to receive the vaccine. Health officials expanded eligibility to people between the ages of 65 69 residents older than 70, and all health care workers are already eligible..
Chicago Tonight
CPS, CTU Avoid Teacher Lockout, Remote Learning to Continue During ‘Cooling Off' Period
"Chicago. Public schools is in session tomorrow. A lockout and strike have been averted but for how long amanda finicky joins us now with more. Amanda does yes within the past hour or so we got word from both. cps and the chicago teachers union that remote learning will continue at least for tomorrow and wednesday. Today was to have been the first day back in the classroom for kindergarten. Through eighth graders who wanted to return to physical school instead. It was another day of virtual learning as negotiations progress. This is a sort of last minute. Maneuvering that is frustrating for whiplash parents like ryan griffin. It's a fiasco for parents for twenty four hundred students. I can't underestimate how disruptive that is to two families lives especially. you're balancing sharing for other family members. I did speak with griffin earlier this afternoon before the latest news. Which is this. Cps today says that talks led to an important milestone and as such it will not go forward with locking out teachers of their virtual classrooms for refusing to show up in person. Tomorrow or wednesday. And if they're not locked out of the classroom then the union says teachers are not going to strike meaning that they will again show up tomorrow to teach virtually as they as most at least have been. Since last march both sides are signaling optimism that this may be the end of the back and forth we have secured agreement on one other open issue and made substantial progress on a framework that we hope will address the remaining issues. We are calling for a forty eight hour cooling off period that will hopefully lead to a final resolution on all open issues as a result of the progress. We have made and as a gesture of good phase four now. Teachers will retain access to their google suite. That's a statement from both mayor. Lori lightfoot and cps chief janice jackson the chicago teachers union meanwhile calling it heartening that the lightfoot administration will continue bargaining saying that its members. Don't want to strike in this. I know in just a bit. You're going to be speaking with c. You leadership it is not by the way just chicago. That has their eyes on this. Reporters pressed the white house press secretary about chicago central strike this afternoon. She said that. President joe biden respects mayor lightfoot and also teachers noting that first lady jill biden is one. He chose the mayor and the unions to work this out. They're both prioritizing the right things which is ensuring the health and safety of the kids and teachers and working to make sure that children in chicago are getting the education they deserve so he is hopeful. We are hopeful they can reach common ground as soon as possible. Mayor lightfoot meanwhile on national cable news this morning saying she was pushing to seal the last few remaining but tough issues. We're pushing as hard as we can to seal these last few remaining but tough issues. It's not about we don't want to be safe. It's absolutely not about we. Don't respect the rights of organized labor. Chicago's a labor town but this is about balancing a lot of different issues but mostly also about putting our kids i. She says if both sides do that they will reach a in. No time but parents that i talked to stay throughout all of this. They're feeling ignored. Mom of three courtney. Ritsma says she has gone out of her way to learn what schools are doing to make classrooms safe while covid remains a threat participating in all of the cps acts. Ask the experts series that they had I was attending the school town halls. And every time i went it was like left me frustrated because i wasn't getting answers at like most parents at the events. We weren't getting answers to to most of our concerns to our most basic questions. Why she and a group of grass roots parents planned a sick out her kids were purposely absent from their virtual classrooms today stem. Her daughter wrote letters to the principal and learned about boycotting in civil action with the scout. We are trying to kind of doing action that hits the school where it counts. And if you know anything about cps you know that attendance is something they track like crazy and so this is an easy way for us to get a clear representation of one of weakness. And here's how many cps however could not share attendance numbers quickly so it is hard to say how big a success the sickout was now three weeks ago. Another group of parents formed another grassroots group. This is the chicago parents. Collective father of three ryan griffin says. He understands why. Cps wasn't ready to go back to school in august but he says now there's been six months to plan for it but now that we've prepared why not now for at least those that are finding rebel or is not working and that's a big population of students more than double in size of the next largest school district in illinois hunter. We ignore those parents choice for that option griffin says he wants teachers and the district's to at least take some baby steps to get a path so that these students can eventually be in school five days a week safely. Is that post vaccinations. That would be great. We need optimism and we need our leaders to agree on something instead of tuning into press conferences and twitter. The day before. We're supposed to go back to school. He says leaders from side should be setting an example for children. He says parents everyone went through strife back in the twenty nineteen strike and he says they shouldn't have to go through it again during a pandemic now chicago is in the clear at least four two days but there is still no complete deal in in a statement issued the parents. Yes says that while today was he bake agreements several outstanding issues that had been outstanding. Since the summer. They must continue to make what they called meaningful progress because time is running out. Now brenda back to you. Amanda thank you and of course as we just heard the impasse over reopening chicago. Public schools has yet to be broken but the two sides say they have made
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Racine is close between 82nd and 81st because of the building collapse from yesterday. A plan to reopen Chicago schools remains in limbo as last minute negotiations over Cove in 19 safety measures with the teachers union stalled over the weekend, amplifying the possibility of a strike or lockout. Roughly 62,000 students in about 10,000 teachers in K through eight were expected to return today. The CTU has said that if the district locks teachers out of email and teaching platforms They will pick it. Naperville School District. 203 will reimburse taxpayers millions of dollars following an unexpected surplus from school is being shut down last spring. It will give back $10 million. So the owner of a $400,000 home could get back up to $300. The district is now working with local officials to determine who's eligible. They plan to issue more than 30,000 checks over the next several weeks. And I d s says tax forms are now available for those who received unemployment benefits. Those eligible will need to fill out a 10 99 G form in order to file their income tax returns. If you already opted to get the form Elektronik Lee, you should be getting an email to access the document online. If you do not, you should get a paper copy in the mail, or you can download it from I DS. Got Illinois dot Gulf WGN Sports Bulls are home against the Knicks tonight. Tip at seven in college basketball loyal at Missouri State. Bradley at Indiana State and Illinois State is at Drake and the Blackhawks host Carolina tomorrow. Pregame at 6 30 Puck drops at seven year on 7 20 w GM, but catch Black Hawks.
Bob Sirott
No In-Person Learning Monday For Chicago Public Schools
"Is no in person learning today for Chicago Public school students over the weekend Mayor Late put ordered all Chicago public school teachers. Do not have permission to stay home do the medical concerns to come back to the classroom today? Still no deal between the schools and the Chicago Teachers Union. And as of last night, CTU. Let's see. Said all students should continue remote learning CPS CEO Dr Janice Jackson was on face the nation yesterday. Here's a little bit of what she said when asked about re opening in Chicago goal right now is T get a resolution. CTU has made it clear that they want a deal. We share those same sentiments. But we're still far apart on a couple of key issues such as vaccination on D, How we account for accommodations for individuals who maybe are just, you know, petrified to come back into schools because of Kobe. We believe that we have to Reopen schools. We've been closed for almost a year now and as a school system, we're starting to see some of the effects of schools being closed. Many of our students aren't logging on. We're seeing African American and latte next students in particular being especially hard hit, and our goal is to really give every parent and option. Those families who want to remain remote will have that option through the remainder of the school year. But we have thousands of families who want an in person option because there is essential workers themselves. So on that CDC plan. I know this report this week got a lot of attention, really urging schools to reopen on DSI ng that transmission can be stopped if master warning their social distancing, But the same report said there should still be restrictions in the community, and it's cited indoor dining. Chicago has already opened its bars and restaurants. How do you feel about that? Yeah, I think we've learned a lot about re opening from the past spring. Definitely prioritizing the reopening of schools has to be at the top of the list. And our mayor has done that. We have re opened bars and restaurants at limited capacity here in the city. But one thing that was really important in that report is that it showed that community spread does not necessarily impact. I'm sprint within a particular school and that implementing mitigating mitigation strategies with Fidelity. Actually is more successful, You know, lead to more success with re opening, and so we're focused on that We have a solid plan in place that goes above and beyond the guidance that we've heard from city as well, a CDC officials and we believe that we can safely reopen and we've been open for three weeks or we have been over for three weeks with a great degree of success, so the time is now for students to return to the classroom. Go public schools CEO Dr Janice Jackson on CBS yesterday. Interviewed by Margaret Brennan on
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"A much smaller covert relief bill. First WGN traffic taking a look at the roads right now, Things are looking good out there clear roads compared to 24 hours ago, when everything was spect with snow and snow Flying S O. Should be no troubles getting around at this early morning. Our negotiations stalled yesterday between Chicago public schools and the teachers. Union Mayor Lori Lightfoot says that students will continue remote learning today but that teachers will be required to show up to the classroom. All teachers pre k through eight and cluster teachers must report. If you do not have a approved accommodation, we expect to see you back in class. CPS accuses the CTU of no showing negotiations, but the union counters they were told not to attend unless they were willing to make major concessions. CTU vice president Stacy Davis Gates says most parents don't want kids to come back to you in person learning The vast majority of the families that attended Chicago public schools have chosen remote learning. How do we make that better? Don't we make that work for families that needed to work? And quite frankly, how do you like those families out? Both sides have agreed on four of 10 critical issues. CPS is in person learning for pre K through eighth grade, which was set to begin today will now begin Tuesday. If you live in a residential street in Chicago, the streets and sanitation Department is asking you to be patient. Also, applause can clean your block. Here's Deputy Commissioner Coast Ellard. We ask that residents be patient with us. We need to prioritize keeping the main streets clean before we could move to residential streets. But we will get to those residential streets. The city's full fleet of snowplows have been operating since Saturday night. Little health officials report over 2400 new covert 19 cases and 40.
WGN Showcase
CTU Reports ‘Tentative Agreements’ With Chicago Public Schools In Four Areas As Reopening Negotiations Continue
"Union says it's reached tentative agreements with Chicago public schools on four key areas to resume in person Learnings. Now they are Health and safety protocols, ventilation, contact tracing and safety committees. But it says there are no agreements yet on reopening metrics, vaccinations, testing tele work accommodations and remote learning improvements for students. CTU President Jesse Sharkey. We have said all along that our goal is not no re opening our goal to safety opening And CBS CEO Dr Janice Jackson. This plan has worked for thousands of students over the past 2.5 weeks, and we know that it will work for the other 70,000 students. Those 70,000 students said to return to the classrooms on Monday, a
Chicago Tonight
Chicago schools reopening: CTU, CPS make progress, but no deal yet
"Kelly about students that are potentially returning to school buildings next week as we talk in a friday afternoon. Can you give us a thumbnail. Sketch of where. Cps on reopening absolutely right now there's a standoff between chicago teachers union and cps on Over a returning to the classroom for in person instruction on cps insisting on monday kindergarten to eighth grade students and teachers are expected to return to the classroom but teachers. Just don't feel safe. It is Just don't build a state to do so yet so Right now we're still looking at negotiations on the chicago. Teachers union is saying that they want you know more accommodations approved. They want teachers to be vaccinated before they return to the classroom. And then you know to side of that. We also have parents who don't feel like they're being heard and they're being represented at these negotiations And then additionally remote learning there's not love investments that right now and Eighty percent of cps students chose to continue remote learning. So there's a lot of questions around. What's what's happening around that. You mentioned on the table vaccinating school staff and teachers. What is cps plan for. Vaccination teachers just became eligible to get vaccinated. This monday bud on. Cbs is plan to roll out. That explanation nation plan for all of its teachers in style is actually not going to happen until mid february and even then it's only going to go first to those who are at highest risk of exposure and then it's going to take a few months possibly more aren't actually make sure that all teachers in staffer backs news this is gonna take a while Which is why teachers. Are you know adamant about getting accommodations approved
Outside the Loop Radio with Mike Stephen
No deal on Chicago Public Schools reopening, but in-person classes expected to resume Monday
"And CPS officials held the late night news conference last night, providing an update on negotiations with the CTU over in class learning so far, no deal. They're Lightfoot says she and CPS have met with the CTU over 70 times, and she is confident a deal will be struck. Eventually we still see and believe that it deals in reach. We should get one and we should move on and tackle the other challenges that we have in our city. She's getting time. She says. The CPS won't abandon talks but students and pre K special needs in kindergarten through eighth grade teachers. Also support staff are expected to be back in class on Monday on Twitter, See to to you you you President President President Jesse Jesse Jesse Sharkey Sharkey Sharkey says says says the the the union union union is is is willing willing willing to to to keep keep keep negotiating. negotiating. negotiating. But But But he he he says says says CPS CPS CPS has has has refused refused refused to to to back back back down down down on on on insisting insisting insisting teachers teachers teachers and and and staff staff staff be be be back back back in class on Monday. Ah,
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"Our media group station three o'clock at? No, It's not. I take that back. I'm sorry. It's 30 degree sad. One of black Good morning. I'm Steve Ruxton. People laughing in the background. Sorry about that. The CTU and CBS White apart on negotiations with teachers and staff knew back in class on Monday. And we've got the big winter storm that we are watching. We'll tell you about that in a moment. Look at WGN traffic. I 55 accident with the right shoulder block before Gardner Road a vehicle in the ditch. Mayor Lightfoot and CPS officials held the late night news conference Friday to provide an update on negotiations with the CTU over in class learning, the mayor says so far No deal Life. What says she and CPS had never the CTU over 70 times, and she's confident the deal will be struck, still see and believe that it deals in reach. We should get one and we should move on and tackle the other challenges that we have in our city. Let's get it done. The mayor says she and CPS won't abandon negotiations. But students and pre K special needs and kindergarten through eighth grade teachers and sports staff are expected to be back in classrooms on Monday. Twitter. CTU president Jesse Sharkey says a union is willing to keep negotiating. It s a CPS has refused to back down on insisting teachers and staff get back to class on Monday. Among other items, union says it wants a feast in return to classrooms tied to voluntary vaccinations. The Chicago area expected to spend most.
News Radio 1190 KEX
"ctu" Discussed on News Radio 1190 KEX
"CTU and Search recruitment. That's F C p s dot eating you and search recruitment. We hope you'll say yes to F. C. P s. Now, Kay to weather We'll dry skies on tap for you from most the day on Friday that be some morning clouds out of the bet. We'll see partly sunny skies, though by late morning heading in towards the afternoon. That's gonna allow daytime highs to warm to the upper forties across the area. Now by Friday, late afternoon into the evening hours will see increasing clouds and some rain developing and get set for a fairly soggy weekend from the K two strong tracker Weather Center. I'm Dave Celeski, another I can't. Yes. Premiere Networks presents Coast to Coast Am with George Noory Welcome back to coast to coast. Cheryl Jones, our investigative reporter with us for the next couple hours this hour. She's got some really fascinating audio clips for you to listen to will be back with her in a moment. Next hour. We'll take.
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"To stay home. As a result, we must ask parents keep your kids home tomorrow. So here we are. There are talks that there may be some sort of a teacher's strike. What's going on? Let's talk to Diana Mohammed. She is with CTU and appreciate your time this afternoon. Diana, thanks for calling in Thank you for having me and what do we need to know? I think what you need to know is that the Chicago Teachers union is not interested in any s where other than solidarity and safety, So we're not looking to strike Over this unless we absolutely have to, and we haven't really even been talking strike. We really just been talking about what will it take to ensure greater safety so that our teachers can return in comfort knowing that everything that CPS is saying as well as compromising on things that we are asking? Are being executed and put in place so that we can actually have the in person learning that they're asking for. Yeah, I get it. Safety is the priority. I think it is all around, and people are everyone's trying to figure that out. But I mean, calling back this special ed teachers and the preschool teachers, which were already in class teaching. Largely safely. What that move just seems to me like it's just sort of. Ah, those of the kids that do the worst with learning. We were there lots of data out on that that the special ed kids, they need their teachers. Those preschoolers. They're not. They're not sitting in front their devices for eight hours. It's not happening. And so those are the kids that kind of needed. Why make the decision? Why I'd see to you say, you know what we're going to even call the teacher's back who are already in the classroom. What's that about? Well, I think the decision is Tomo stand in solidarity that all teachers deserves the same level of safety and to kind of called CPS on the rush back because, whereas those first wave of teachers for special education and pre k needed the most it needs to be done in a more appropriate manner CTU is receiving A number of reports of just unsafe environment They're having to deal with students without masks. There are schools finding mice and Roaches. And so all of the things that were already supposed to be put in place. Guaranteeing safety haven't even been done in every school, so I think it's important to take a bigger look at the picture than just, you know. What move we made today? Yeah, mice and Roaches. I mean, I went to CPS. I I saw a few I did there. They're out there. And I guess that's sort of back of mind when you think of covert and the real risk and I understand that teachers there been accommodations for those teachers that have underlying health conditions. But he also my understand this team. Go ahead, two things, so I just want to speak to the mice and Roaches. I just made a point to say that thoroughly cleaning that was supposed to take place didn't take place in every school. And so it That's just my point of execution. And then I think Moving further is just these accommodations were stated by CPS that 100% were granted and again, That's not the case. So I think that some teachers are being put in a position where they have to choose between their lives in their livelihood. So I just wonder, though, what is it hasn't been considered to let the teachers who feel comfortable returning return. Um, And you know you've seen this new data out. The CDC is saying schools can safely reopen. They've looked into this. They've not won. One shopping forward at CTU did request that was denied by speaks by CPS. And so I was having a voluntary teachers come. It sounds like a great idea, because then you don't have teachers in that, you know a comfortable position, or maybe who have been denied accommodations that still have to make that choice. That's an excellent option, but unfortunate. It wasn't an option that was considered by CPS. It was kind of like reporting or be fired or be locked out, and it was just that extreme as we're perceiving today's move. If not more. No. Can they lock you out? Is that is that true? I thought many contract is only out. When I say locked out. I mean, locked out of her not learning so teachers that have not been reporting into buildings in this first wave. Many of them have been locked out and so Instead of allowing CPS allowing creatures who feel a safe to return to their building to continue to comm promote Lee. Instead, they've been locked out and not allowed to teach at all. Do you think is in the heart of CPS that they really don't care about teachers? I mean, do you think that they really don't care about safety? I mean, it feels like the two sides here, There's vitriol. There's negativity. There's this just this. It's not. It's really doesn't seem like the environment. To get this done. That's what I sense every time I sort of feel like you're looking at the negotiations that these kinds of things happen. I just I just wondered that it just doesn't seem helpful for the solution process here. And I wonder if you think that they just don't care about you. A lot of teachers feel that way. I can't speak for every teacher and I can't say that it's in the heart of minds of CBS that they just don't care about their teachers. I think often you know, in these battles, we lose sight of what's most important here, which are the students and I think there are just different ideas of how to meet these students needs. But as a parent, said in an interview that I was I participated in a week or so ago. It's my child's teacher has reservations about my child returning, then I'm going to listen to what the teacher said. And I think Teachers. Voices just haven't been heard in advising what's best for students. The people that were with all day, you know, sometimes even more than with the parents, and I think if that's considered and on a earlier point in these battles, then we won't get to this ugly negativity because it shouldn't be an us versus them. We really want to all work together for the best interest of the Children. Right. I think it's harmful to the process, and that's what I'm pointing out. It's just It's tough, You know, one of the things I've heard. That's out there. Maybe you can confirm this. Is CTU asking that every teacher get the vaccine before school's open? Is that one of the requests? It's on the table right now. Is that an ultimatum? So I don't I can't say that. That is an ultimatum. And I am not at the negotiating table. I'm a delicate so I get the information as you do, but, um, it has been suggested to my knowledge, um, in a lot of people Just think if it makes, you know, practical sense that Teachers return within vaccination. I agree Teacher should be prioritized. I just think By the time every single teacher gets both doses, the school year would probably be over. I mean, just looking at the way it's rolling out in the state of Illinois. You know, it's not true. There are some very large school district that have made that determining that we're just going to stay remote for the entire year. Get everyone vaccinated and return back. You know the next school year, and that could have been an option for CPS but obviously wasn't taken. But I personally just feel that Anything that's worth considering that quiet..
AP 24 Hour News
CPS tells parents to keep children home Wednesday as CTU prepares for potential strike
"Is a snag and re opening Chicago schools. Teachers have threatened to picket Chicago public schools had planned to reopen in February. The nation's third largest school district wants part time in school classes to resume for Kate eight students. But over the weekend, the Chicago Teachers union voted to defy an order to return to work, setting up a showdown with district officials who say that working from home would amount to an illegal strike. Mayor Lori Lightfoot says she's disappointed and worried and that thousands of pre K and special education students who'd been back at school part Time would have to stay home. I cannot as they're in good conscience. The mirrors and mother and proud resident of this city. Leave these students behind who are family. The union says the district safety plans fall short and the teachers must be vaccinated before they can return safely to schools. I'm Jennifer King San
Chicago's Afternoon News
President Biden Weighs in on Chicago Public Schools and CTU In-Person Learning Battle
"Biden weighing in today on the stand off between the Chicago teachers union in Chicago public schools about returning to in person Learning's not so much about the idea. Teachers aren't going to work. The teachers. I know they want to work. They just want to work in a safe environment. The union wants to continue teaching remotely, it says CPS has not done enough to keep teachers and students safe. Mayor life It says the city is ready to vaccinate teachers were going to prioritize a number of different people. Teachers included, and I'm particularly on those I want to give a shout out to those that have been doing working a day cares all across the city since March. While negotiations between the CTU in the district continues. Teachers did not head back to class today, but will return on Wednesday. K through eighth grade, are expected to return to class February 1st
KTAR 92.3FM
"ctu" Discussed on KTAR 92.3FM
"What kind of truck Come about Osama Yes, sir. Okay, so you're driving over the road? Yes, sir. And I'm so tired Use. Okay, Now I do have the VH So you know, I don't really need like that the down payment or anything. I'm just curious. You know, I know it's not gonna I don't know. That was the truck. Did you have it financed in the 13? No, sir. No, sir. I'm a company driver. I'm not an owner. Operator. Oh, it's not your truck. No, sir. Okay. All right. So you're just you're just you and the dog are living over the road and you're sick of the road and you finally got your 13 closed up. So all your bills are behind you. Yes, sir. I mean, I met freed you kids. I just don't have that. Yeah. So what are you gonna do for a living if you come off the road? Yeah. I don't know if I'm gonna I'm gonna go back to running CTU. On something completely different. Okay, Cool. What do you make now? About 60. Do you have any doubt at all? Um, no, sir. Okay. You have any money? After today. No, I think you got $200. You're done and you're done. So you're gonna be driving a little while longer, agreed. Yes, sir. Yeah. I mean, I'm not trying to jump out of it today. I mean, I'm just looking realistically. How long am I looking at this 20 years too long E got you. We need a better plan than this one. Doesn't This one doesn't scale. Well, I got you. And I agree with you, By the way. How old are you? We gave cool. You're obviously single. Yes, sir. Okay. All right. What I would do is rent before you buy. I wouldn't worry about buying today because with the chapter 13. It's obviously messed up your credit, you file bankruptcy. Um, yeah, you can get in on the Via, and there'll be more lenient on that. But I wouldn't today. Um, Instead, if I were in your shoes, I would say if I drive X number of months. Let's just pick out you pick out a number and you what? Let's call it six months. I'm gonna drive for six more months and I'm gonna pile up. $10,000, okay? Okay, I'm just making this up. Whatever the numbers work out, you decide if it's eight months fine. If it's five months fine, I don't care. And if it's not $10,000 of its $8000, that's fine. But you need a little nest egg between you and life because life's been kicking your teeth in for a while, Okay? Yeah, A little pad like $10,000 would make you walk a little more. Ah, little strut a little more rather walk right? Yes, sir. Okay on then I would just get me an inexpensive one bedroom apartment rental. Get me an inexpensive $2000 car that I pay cash for. And I would line up a job that gets me off the road. I'm sure not not picked up was not my pickup was included in the checks 13, and that's paid off. Oh, good. She's got a car. Don't even have that. Okay? Yes, sir. What's it worth? Uh, 16 Ford f 1 50 had offered for 16 16 think. Okay, 60 inches, all right. That's a lot of car for where you are right now. If you want to hold on to it, you can. I don't care. You got it Paid off. You can sell it today and have $15,000 in cash in your pocket, right? Right? Be attempting to me and get me a $5000 truck, um and have $10,000 in my pocket and go ahead and start looking for a job to come off the road and looking for a little one bedroom apartment to come off the road and get your life set because your rhythm right now is throwing gears. That's your whole rhythm. And I won't reset your rhythm in tow. Not being out of town. You and the dog having apartment. Our little little small home of some kind, Something it doesn't have to be much because you're not gonna be there forever. You gonna be there for two years while you finish? This transition out of the 13 and off the road. That make any sense. Yes, sir. And Nick. There's um There's some literature out there. There's some nerd research out there that talks about What it's like to sleep in your own bed for 60 days for 90 days and your whole body, your whole mind starts healing itself, And there's something about shower and in your own place and sleeping in your own place. And suddenly things clear up when it comes to thinking, right. And then this new job this dude, what am I going to do next? Some of those things get a little more clear because you get a little more stable in a little deeper sleep. If I were you, I'd start looking for a job today. As soon as I found one of so much truck, get me a $5000 truck and come off the road. If you could do that in a week, I do it. And I got I got fun memories of just me and my old hound dog in a one bedroom apartment for a couple of it was awesome, man. No doubt right then just kind of, you know, and then just kind of get, you know, off the road, no bankruptcy. No crap flying around your head and you get calmer, more, uh, more calmer, more peaceful rhythm to your life, And then that allows you to start growing your career into the future. That allows you to start, you know, plugging into a good church that allows you start working out again that allows you to. Um uh, you know, think about buying a home two years from now, start setting some goals on all of that. And, um, if you were my little brother, that's what I tell you to do. If you want to keep the truck and wait four months or five months of polyps in cash, That's fine. Personally, you know, you think you get you know the truck someday soon, and I would rather personally be off the road and get this fresh start if I were you than on the truck, But that's just me. You get to decide that After how quick you want to do that, But to me, that is an unusually large item value As in this story, it stands out in this story. And so I would use it to reset my life and get in a slower, peaceful rhythm that I can use to build my wealth. Build my body, Build my spirit build relationships again. Did you just You just gone all time. You're selling years, man. You know when you're sleeping in a truck, you're not all.
WGN Programming
Chicago teachers vote to teach from home, defying district
"Teachers voted against returning to their classrooms brought in some multi is alive with school board headquarters with more brawn. A good morning. Good morning about 10,000 teachers Kindergarten through eighth grade teachers were expected to return to their classrooms this morning about a week ahead of students returning on February 1st. Whoever that in person did has not been pushed back to Wednesday. And here is why the Chicago teachers union says 86% of its 25,000 members participated in a vote on 71% of those who voted chose to stay remote for the time being the objection. Is largely surrounding the district safety plan with covert 19. Of course, the union saying it falls short on the teachers will feel safer once vaccinations become more widespread. No CPS says it is planted begin given teachers their shots in mid February, but that process could obviously take some time. The two sides have been negotiating from once about in person. Erin in on those talks will now continue, but with teachers now expected to be back in their classrooms in a couple of days. A bit of a showdown could be brewing. Over the weekend. Some CPS parents gathered at the union headquarters, trying to explain why they want their kids to be done with remote learn and I am here today to plea with CTU to please not strike. Not on Lee or my Children struggling academically, but also they're actually failing. Earlier this month, pre K students and some special education education students were able to return to in person learning, however, CPS data shows it was only about 19% of those who were eligible to actually did so on went back to in person learning that some teachers didn't return. Then for there in person classes. They were then locked out. Of the online systems. Some of them were docked pays, they couldn't teach remotely. It remains to be seen, though. What is going to happen on Wednesday, with second round of teachers said to go back or like I said CPS frittata, multi WGN news pronto. Thank you. Some suburban
WGN Radio
"ctu" Discussed on WGN Radio
"The elevated tracks from Fullerton to the Cermak Chinatown stop. Until four o'clock tomorrow morning because of weekend long maintenance work other than that expressways and to always moving well at this point. Indoor dining has resumed in Chicago. But there are some rules, restaurants and bars can only operate a 25% capacity tables are limited to groups of four indoors and six outdoors. Carol Himmel of him ALS, Chicago and Lincoln Square, says she's nervous about re opening nervous about the Corona mean having people two men we have are customers. Of course, we care a lot about ever customers but also our employees and We're just going to be very careful in restaurants must close by 11 o'clock at night. Illinois health officials reported over 5100 new covert 19 cases yesterday. 97 more deaths. The States seven day positivity rate is now 4.9%. Illinois is also speeding up its vaccination program. 41,000 doses were administered Friday, well above the seven day average of 26,000. Group of CPS parents gathered yesterday outside CTU headquarters as teachers were scheduled to vote on heading back to the classroom's next month. The union argues CPS hasn't offered inadequate reopening plan ended the pandemic. Parents like Sarah Satun, are urging teachers to avoid a strike and returned to in person learning the disruption of a strike to these vulnerable Children. Is traumatizing and will impact their education and mental health. I expect a resolution quickly between CTU and CPS and for it to be based in.
90.3 KAZU
"ctu" Discussed on 90.3 KAZU
"History. Women. I'm sure to be the iced tea off wonders of ours off London. Look at how the FT has been behaving for some time. Now it's clear it's acting against our democracy and our constitution. Social Democrat parliamentarian Thomas Hitler is a member of the committee that keeps checks on Germany's intelligence agencies. He says. The for fashion shoots has spent two years gathering evidence that'll inform their decision to put the FT under watch but a hefty politician, New York that Starsky says the agency is run by Angela Merkel's government staffed with members of her CDU party. He says. The CTU is worried about how fast they FT has become a presence in Germany's parliament. The party now has 88 members in the Bundestag. If you have an opposition party, which is very successful within very short time, and we become a danger for the ruling party's, especially for the conservative CTU, and this is the reason by they are trying to stigmatize us really, to put us in the Nancy corner and also to spread wrong rumors. But Social Democrat Hitler says the process is not political, and its findings must withstand legal scrutiny. You arrest Vic States, There are 50, often under certain conditions, Wife reported decision must be so watertight legally that it will stand up in the courts. The FT have legal recourse to contest the decision, and the agency isn't about to lose face in court with the poor case. FT Politician. Hans Meyer, already under surveillance for being part of the far right, Floegel Wing, told NPR by email. He's worried that civil servants like police officers will cancel their membership out of fear of losing their jobs. While the for fashion shoots is able to tap phones and use informants to gather information on whomever it monitors, Meyer says he hasn't noticed the surveillance whenever Germany announces its decision. The FDA is expected to file lawsuit challenging.
77WABC Radio
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"8:30 P.m., he will host a virtual lecture discussing the underwater lives of largest and the smallest baleen whales in local and most remote parts parts of the planet. The focus will be on the new perspectives about whales offered by the development of tags that include animal born video cameras. This perspective includes information about whales and their environment, and also offers insights as to how Anthropogenic impacts, including climate change. Are affecting these animals for more information or to register. For the event. That's Events. Not you, CSC. CTU. And again. It's on the 11th from 6 to 8:30 P.m.. Let's see where we're going now and think we're going tol. We just heard a Bill Evans composition. And that will hear. Kill himself Brand new date on residents records. With Dylan Piano Eddie Gomez and based on Jack Cheese net on drums. Fished out of somebody's archives. Well, the archives at Ronnie Scott's in London. Line 1968. Live it. Ronnie Scott's We're gonna hear Hill's version of Actually a tune. He pretty much made his own. Fundamentals. Emily, you're listening out from the back. Casey s C. Oh, Hmm. Hello. Mm hmm. Um For you. Oh, Follow me. Oh, Fine. Oh, Hey. Mm hmm. Mm hmm. Hey. Oh, Mm hmm. Hmm. And.