Obama seeks $4.1 billion to expand computer science in schools
President Obama urged Congress to fund computer programming in public schools, proposing 4.1 billion over three years to train teachers expand courses and boost participation by girls and minorities. The plan, backed by Apple Google and Microsoft, would be in the 2017 budget due February 9 and aims to raise CS as a basic skill.
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California jail escapees captured in San Francisco
Hossein Nayeri age 37 and Jonathan Tieu age 20 were arrested in San Francisco after a van tied to their escape was spotted near Whole Foods. A third escapee Bac Duong surrendered in Santa Ana a week earlier. The trio had fled from Orange County and checked into Alameda Motel before capture.
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ESL teacher tied to jail breakout in Orange County
Nooshafarin Ravaghi a 44 year old jail ESL teacher and author admitted giving a Google Maps printout of the roof to inmate Hossein Nayeri, who is 37 and awaiting trial in a torture and kidnapping case. Authorities say the trio escaped via a wall hole and roof rappel. Ravaghi denies further help.
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