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Hero teachers save choking student at North Bay school

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

TIBURON, Calif. (KRON) – Some fast thinking and good training likely saved a child’s life in the North Bay. When a seemingly normal lunch break turned into a choking incident, St. Hilary School staff sprung into action.  “I didn’t think much about it at first,” said St. Hilary teacher Tikiya Stewart. “I think I was in shock, but they said you saved a child’s life, and I feel really good about that.”Stewart, known as Kiki at St. Hilary School in Tiburon, says she was on yard duty as usual on Monday. But then the unexpected happened – a child couldn’t breathe because she was choking on her lunch. Three SF restaurants added to Michelin Guide “Some of the kids, at first I was a little skeptical, I mean kids kid all the time,” Stewart said. “But then I was like, ‘This is real.’” Stewart says she didn’t hesitate and stepped in, performing the Heimlich Maneuver. Dr. Marie Bordeleau, the school’s principal, says in her tenure she has focused on emergency preparedness. Agencies l...

Police officers posted at Santa Rosa schools after violence flares between students

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

(KRON) -- Police officers will be present on several Santa Rosa school campuses to provide security leading up to winter break.On Monday, Santa Rosa Police Department officers were posted on the campuses of five high schools and five middle schools. They will remain on-duty while classes are in session until schools close for winter break. SRPD said it deployed the officers at the request of Anna Trunnell, superintendent of Santa Rosa City Schools. There have been several troubling incidents of violence flaring between students this year, including a homicide at Montgomery High School and a recent classroom fight at Herbert Slater Middle School."When the request was made for officers to have a presence on campus for this short time period, we quickly selected five officers based on their desire to participate, prior relationships with school staff and students, and other special skills and training that would greatly benefit the students, staff, and families," SRPD wrote. Officer Lu...

Estas señales de alarma predicen la probabilidad de que una pareja se torne abusiva, según estudio

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

(CNN) — En los primeros días de una relación, la pasión puede hacer que alguien atribuya el comportamiento cuestionable de su nueva pareja a un mal día. Y, con demasiada frecuencia, lo que una persona descarta como algo sin importancia puede convertirse en un trato abusivo que la haga sentirse desesperada por dejar la relación, pero atrapada porque ha invertido mucho.Por este motivo, investigadores de la Universidad de Western Ontario (Canadá) se propusieron averiguar si existen indicadores que precedan y predigan de forma fiable la violencia de pareja, es decir, la violencia física, sexual o psicológica ejercida por las personas hacia sus parejas románticas, según un estudio publicado este lunes en la revista académica Social Psychological and Personality Science.“Se trata de uno de los primeros estudios que identifican comportamientos que predicen el maltrato pero que no son en sí mismos abusivos”, afirma la autora principal del estudio, la Dra. Nicolyn Charlot, ...

Commissioners in a Montana county remove election oversight from fellow Republican

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

A Montana clerk and recorder who expressed doubt about the integrity of the election process during her 2022 campaign lost her election oversight duties on Tuesday in a vote by county commissioners, reflecting some of the turmoil nationwide since conspiracy theories spread about the 2020 presidential election.Hundreds of people attended the meeting at the Cascade County fairgrounds, and nearly 100 testified either in person or online. More than half the speakers supported Sandra Merchant continuing to oversee elections, at least until her four-year term was up in January 2027. However, one person brought in a petition with 300 signatures in favor of a motion to transfer the election oversight to an appointed county employee, and the school district asked the county to remove election duties from the clerk and recorder’s office after issues with the school board election this year.Commissioners Joe Briggs, James Larson and Rae Grulkowski and the clerk are Republicans. Briggs an...

Zaidi: Giants made comparable offer to $700M deal Shohei Ohtani received from rival Dodgers

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The San Francisco Giants made three offers to Shohei Ohtani, including a final proposal that president of baseball operations Farhan Zaidi called “very comparable if not identical” to the record $700 million, 10-year contract the Japanese two-way star agreed to with the rival Los Angeles Dodgers. Ohtani spent two hours with the Giants for a ballpark meeting with Zaidi, Greg Johnson, former catcher Buster Posey and new manager Bob Melvin on Dec. 2. Zaidi said San Francisco increased its offers to meet Ohtani’s requests. “The proposal that was made was very comparable if not identical to what he wound up agreeing to,” Zaidi said during a conference call Tuesday.But when the Giants got the sense Ohtani seemed to want to stay in Southern California, Zaidi said there was a realization it might be a hard agreement to make happen despite the proposed financial commitment. Also, San Francisco’s executives hadn’t heard anything a couple of d...

Zelenskyy pleads for Ukraine aid at Capitol and White House, says to US: Our fight is yours

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

WASHINGTON (AP) — Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy told America his country was fighting for “our freedom and yours” as he made an impassioned plea Tuesday for Congress to approve more assistance to fight Russia’s invasion.But prospects for additional U.S. aid to Ukraine appeared seriously delayed, if not in grave doubt, despite his whirlwind diplomacy in Washington.After hours of talks on Capitol Hill, Zelenskyy spent more hours at the White House meeting with President Joe Biden and his aides about a way forward. The U.S. has already provided Ukraine $111 billion since Russian President Vladimir Putin launched his grinding invasion more than 21 months ago, but Republicans are insisting on linking any more money to strict U.S.-Mexico border security changes that Democrats decry. The White House is warning that if new money isn’t provided by year’s end it will have swift consequences for Ukraine’s capacity to hold its territory, let alone take back land capt...

Nuggets star Nikola Jokic ejected in second quarter against Bulls

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

CHICAGO (AP) — Denver Nuggets star Nikola Jokic was ejected in the second quarter of Tuesday night's game against the Chicago Bulls.It was unclear what exactly Jokic did to warrant the ejection. It looked as if the two-time NBA MVP felt he was fouled when he missed a reverse layup with 1:12 left, and he said something in the direction of a referee as he made his way back down the court. Is your vehicle legal to drive on I-70 this winter? Here’s what to check Jokic was promptly whistled for a technical and thrown out by official Mousa Dagher. The 7-foot center seemed confused by the sequence before making his way off the court.Jokic finished with four points, nine rebounds and six assists. Tuesday night's game is Denver's only scheduled visit to the United Center this season, and the crowd seemed to register its displeasure with the decision to throw Jokic out.It was a tough blow for a short-handed Denver team that was coming off a 129-122 victory at Atlanta on Monday night. Jamal ...

Children's Hospital Colorado changes course on employee tuition benefit

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) — Multiple nurses at Children's Hospital Colorado say an employee program that guaranteed tuition for advanced medical degrees was pulled, but a few days after announcing the changes, the hospital is changing course.FOX31 and Channel 2 spoke with the nurses on Tuesday. They want to remain anonymous.“It was basically 100% guaranteed coverage of your tuition if you picked a program listed in their catalog, which a lot of us did," said one nurse pursuing a degree through the employee program, called Guild. Why you should throw these fruit puree pouches away This nurse said they were never told when they applied for the program back in 2022 that there would ever be an end date. But last week, multiple nurses said they received an email saying the tuition would be pulled come 2024.“They sent out an email to those just in school, not the general staff, saying they would be cutting the program funding starting Jan. 1, 2024," one nurse said.Nurses face debt or dropping outSh...

Colorado Polling Institute releases data on public concerns

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

DENVER (KDVR) -- The Colorado Polling Institute just released new survey findings Tuesday. Pollsters surveyed a bipartisan group of likely voters across the state. Some said the results are on par with what state lawmakers have been working on. Others say the poll spotlights where they need to work harder. Who will be on Colorado’s 2024 presidential primary ballots? For many, the CPI poll highlights what they feel about Colorado: living and staying housed in Colorado is getting unaffordable."This complaint is across the state that it is just very expensive to be in this state right now and it's getting worse," said FOX31 political analyst Michael Fields.Both of FOX31's political analysts said they were not surprised to see what people who took the CPI survey said were their top priorities."Colorado obviously has become more expensive and everybody knows that, but we've become more expensive faster than other parts of the country," said FOX31 political analyst Andy Boian.The Instit...

Andre Braugher, Emmy-winning actor who starred in 'Homicide' and 'Brooklyn Nine-Nine,' dies at 61

Published Thu, 06 Mar 2025 03:36:48 GMT

LOS ANGELES (AP) — Andre Braugher, the Emmy-winning actor best known for his roles on the series “Homicide: Life on The Street” and “Brooklyn 99,” died Monday at age 61.Braugher's publicist Jennifer Allen told The Associated Press the actor died after a short illness.The Chicago-born actor had his breakthrough role in 1989's “Glory,” starring alongside Morgan Freeman and Denzel Washington, who won an Oscar for the film about an all-Black army regiment during the the Civil War.Despite the part, he told The Associated Press in 2019 that he struggled to find work in a Hollywood where roles for African American actors were “few and far between. Period.”But he would establish himself with the role of Det. Frank Pembleton, which he would play for seven seasons in “Homicide: Life on the Street,” a gritty police drama on NBC based on a book by David Simon, who would go on to create “The Wire.”He would win his first career Emmy for the role, taking the trophy for lead actor in a drama series...