dr. harris: [ sighs ] the nuclear option. mr. newman -- >> victor: it's the only way. >> dr. is: all right. i'll take care of her. chloe. i'm, uh, glad you're here. we need to talk. >> nikki: what have you done now? >> chelsea: nick, please.

dr. harris: okay, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.not. i can't go to prison, doc. i can't go to prison. >> dr. harris: no, no, no, no. listen, listen, if you don't calm down, i'm gonna have to give you sometng

dr. harris: [ sighs ] the nuclear option. mr. newman -- >> victor: it's the only way. >> dr. take care of her. chloe. i'm, uh, glad you're here. we need to talk. >> nikki: what have you done now? >> chelsea: nick, please.

dr. harris: okay, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh, shh.going to be okay. >> chloe: [ crying ] no, no, it's not. i can't go to prison, doc. i can't go to prison. >> dr. harris: no, no, no, no. listen, listen, if you don't calm down, i'm gonna have to

dr. harris. thank you. >> thank you, very much mr. chairman. welcome, madam secretary. it's a pleasure to have you in front of the committee, as you know. every secretary i've questioned in the past few years, i've always made known my preference for giving parents the choice of where to send their students. in the end, the parents are the taxpayers, the parents are the ones who probably know best. with that, i want to read a sentence from your testimony. i'm sorry, i wasn't here for your testimony. you said my support for educational choice is based on my strong belief in the power of markets and competition as drivers of educational quality and accountability. let's start with educational quality. i'm sure you're aware that in international testing the oecd nation tests done i guess in 2015 or 2016 in math reading and science, we didn't crack the top ten. in fact, we didn't crack the top 15. in math we didn't crack the top 25. so i think there is no question that we don't get a bang for our buck in the american educational system. because we see education spending go

dr. harris. harris: welcome, madam secretary. every secretary questioned in the past few years, i've always made known my preference for giving parents the choice where to send their students. in the end, the parents are the taxpayers, the ones who probably know best. i want to read a sentence from your testimony. you said, in part, my support for educational choice is based on my strong belief in the power of markets and competition has drivers of educational quality and accountability. i'm sure you are aware that in international testing, the test done in 2015 or 2016, in math, reading, and science we didn't crack the top 10. we didn't crack the top 15. in math, we didn't crack the top 25. i think there is no question that we don't get a bang for our book in the american educational system. we see spending going up. we think i guess the measure on how effective education is, is how much money you spin on it, and yet we are failing in a global education economy. i welcome things like the opportunity scholarship program. well,tes

dr. harris said about the visas, same thing in our area. >> that's one thing, the other thing i'm not sure if you're aware or not, customs and border patrol and others in the department of homeland security are actually manufacturing in el salvador and honduras which is incredible to me. obviously, the facilities with limited security, potentially. but we want to see those here for u.s. workers and that text tile industry to benefit us and for national security as well. commercial off the shelf technology, do you face acquisition hurdles in being able to get off the shelf technology that's best benefits you. >> i haven't to date. i mean, certainly, by direction is to the department right now is before we embark on any science projects to invent some new technology, let's look on the shelf, first. so long as we need it and have the money and the acquisition process is adhered to. to the best of my knowledge we're not having any problem acquiring things off the shelf. >> now, that i have you here, on the cyber and other -- your command center and excellent work, obviously, protecting our hom

dr. harris said about that h 2 b visas. same thing in our area. i had people ask me to ask this question or at least make a statement on it that there are labor shortages and people are desperate with seasonal operators along the coastal states. and that's one thing. other thing is i'm not sure if you're aware but customs and border patrol uniforms and others and the department of homeland security are manufactured in el salvador and honduras which is incredible to me. obviously facilities with limited security potentially but we want to seat productions here for u.s. workers and that textile industry, obviously, to benefit us and then for national security as well. one other thing. let's see. one quick question for you. commercial off the shelf technology, do you face acquisition hurdles in being able to get commercial off the shelf technology that is best -- that best benefits you? >> i haven't to date. certainly my direction is to the department right now is before we embark on any science projects to invent some new technology, let's look on t

dr. harris who was kind enough to wait. >> will come the autumn secretary it is a pleasure to have you every secretary i have questioned the past few years i have always made known my preference to give parents the choice of where to send their students because in the end they promptly. >> santry read a sentence from your testimony that based on my strong belief.m >> i am sure you are aware of international testing ofg, ad math reading and science we did not crack the top 15 in the math not even the top 25.i th there is no question we don't get the bank for ourg buck to see education spending going up to have that measure how effectivech with the subjective test we are dealing with global education economy i welcome the opportunity scholarship program i might ask for a brief comment because the latest report is the children and those schools don't do as well compared to those in public schools but the study show the graduation rate is muchh higher. one possible explanation is competition actually works when you give people a choice the public-school system figures they better return our a be

dr. harris and was kind enough to delay questions so ms. beutler could ask her. >> it's a pleasure to have you in front of the committee. every secretary i have questioned in the past few years, i've always made known my preference for giving parents the choice of where to send their students because in the end the parents are the taxpayers. the parents are the ones who probably know best. with that, i just want to read a sentence from your testimony. i'm sorry i wasn't here for your testimony. you said my choice is my strong believe in the markets of competition. as drivers of quality and accountability. let's start with educational quality. i'm sure you're aware that in international testing the oecd nation tests done i guess in 2015 or 2016 in math, reading and science we didn't crack the top ten. in fact, we didn't crack the top 15. in fact, in math we didn't crack the top 25. so i think there's no question that we don't get a bang for our buck in the american educational system because we see education spending going up. we think that,

dr. caroline in a harris is s asking questions about her block. 5800 willows avenue in cobbs creek afterops say a six week old baby boy was found unresponsive by his parents. bleeding from his nose and mysteriously died. >> i just feel sad that it happened in this neighborhood. >> it's baby too. >> it's a child. it's another child that is lost. >> reporter: detectives spent hours investigating the upstairs apartment where sources say the baby lived with his parents. >> i feel sorry for the mother honestly. all she know and all the lord knows what happened. >> reporter: philadelphia police say the newborn was found by his parents who took him to mercy fitzgerald hospital. from there he was airlifted to chop and pronounced dead. first responders reported the child having internal bleeding on the brain, lungs and blunt force trauma to the head. details that leave neighbors speechless. >> wow! that's all i can say. >> reporter: well we can tell you neighbors tell us they did not know too much about the family. they say they just moved in a short time ago. meantime police continue to question

dr. congressman andy harris, a republican, says that this bill in his h words is a cheap shot at the president the white house is already on the record assaying they will not dignify h with a response. we're live on capital hill tonight, tom fitzgerald, fox5 local news. >> meantime niernghts virginia governor terry mcauliffe taking action to deal with climate change, the governor calling on the department environmental quality to come up with new regulations to reduce carbon emissions present power plants. the threat of climate change is real and he says he's the federal government is turning its back on the environment. unfortunately the news out of the white house is alarming. virginia could not afford to sit addly bias the new administration rolls back commonsense policies. the citizens of our commonwealth expect us to confront this issue. that is why we're announcing bold action today. >> and environmental groups applauded the governor's action but some republicans are critical believing the impact will be more costly to virginians than the benefits. delta is going to check out your face b

harris: and our family also includes those who came before you graduates, thurgood marshall, hurston, shirley franklin, dr. lasalle, mr. jordan, elisha cummins and mayor reed. [applause] sen. harris: and now graduates, you are ready to join the ranks. you are finally at your commencement. i want you to look around and capture this moment. hold it in your heart and hold it in your mind. you are now looking at people you will read about for the trailblazing work they will do. you are looking at the faces of friends who will one day ask you to godparent their children. you maybe even looking at someone you will grow your family with if one or both of you do not know it right now. [laughter] sen. harris: it is going to happen. and graduates, also look back at on the experiences you have already had. remember those first days on the yard. moving into the quad. [applause] sen. harris: learning to navigate the howard run around so you could get that dorm room or sign up for a class. i know. remember, or even maybe try to forget, all those late nights at founders and those other late nights at the punch out or l

dr. caroline in a harris waits for answers as crime seen investigators work an apartment on the 5800 block of willows avenue in cobbs creek. this after police say a six week old baby boy was found by his parents bleeding from his nose and somehow died. >> we as neighbors, we have to be more cognizant of who is in our block. >> reporter: detectives spent hours investigating the upstairs apartment where sources say the baby lived with his parents. >> i feel sorry for the mother honestly. all she know and all the lord knows what happened. >> reporter: philadelphia police say the newborn was found by his parents who took him to mercy fitzgerald hospital. from there he was airlift to do chop and pronounced dead. first responders reported the child having internal bleeding on the brain, lungs and blunt force trauma to the head. details that leave neighbors speechless. >> wow! that's all i can say. >> reporter: well, we do know it was chop who called the police and that's when the investigation started but again we're told that the parents are being questioned by police as this story develops. ba

>> harris: that we know that dr. is also the white house and that there was some sort of pass in the hallway or the oval office between him, lavrov, there's pictures, we're waiting to see those. >> kennedy: i think it's interesting timing and i don't think it's accidental. this is the president's way of saying i've done nothing wrong, i'm going to meet with whoever i want to need time because an innocent person would have no problem meeting with russia. when i think about this and to david's point, we talk about the relationship between the two countries and met romney pointed out that russia was our greatest strategic foe in 2012 during a presidential debate and president obama condescendingly said that they want their foreign policy back. the pickle we are in with russia right now, you have to realize that he was so incredibly off-base at that point. >> harris: it involves north korea, syria, so many things that are part of that circle around russia. >> meghan: i'm hardcore about russia, i don't want to relationshi

[applause] senator harris: and our family also includes those who came before you, graduates. thurgood marshall, zora neale dr. lasala fall, mr. i coates,rdan, ta-nehis elijah cummings, and mayor kasim reed. you are ready to join the ranks. you are finally at your commencement, and i want you to look around and catch it this moment. holdit in your heart, and it in your mind. you are now looking at people you will read about for the trailblazing work they do. you are looking at the faces of friends who will one day ask you for their children. you may even be looking at someone you will grow your family with his one or both of you do not know it right now. it's going to happen. also, look back on the experiences you have already had. remember those first days on the quad moving into the injury -- [applause] senator harris: learning how to navigate that howard run around so you can get that dorm room for sign-up up for a class. i know. remember or even maybe try to late nights ate found theirs and those other late-night at the punch out for lj. ror el ray.- above all, above all, above all, remember you are bless

harry herbert. and it's been revealed the bank of england's staff have been studying dr seuss to brush up on communicationkills because he has been described as a master of using simple language. with like to know what business language you think would benefit from the dr seuss treatment. we promise no jargon here on business live. india has retained its crown as the fastest growing major economy in the world. economists are predicting indian economy grew by 7.1%, that's in the first three months of this year. but would be faster than china which is currently at 6.9%. the resilience of the indian economy will be welcome news for prime minister narendra modi following the country's landmark demonetisation programme. that was when — at the end of last year — the government removed around 86% of all banknotes from circulation in a bid to crackdown on corruption. it led to widespread disruption and queues outside banks and cashpoints, but the shock announcement seems to have had limited impact on growth. and there could be more good news for the indian economy next month when consumers will see major tax refo

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