government has brought that down to the present unacceptable has brought that down to the present u na cce ptale level. has brought that down to the present unacceptable level. thank you. henry bolton has insisted he will not quit as leader of ukip — despite a string of resignations of senior members. it comes after the national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in mr bolton.

government has brought that down to the present unacceptable has brought that down to the present u na cce ptabrought that down to the present unacceptable level. thank you. henry bolton has insisted he will not quit as leader of ukip — despite a string of resignations of senior members. it comes after the national executive committee backed a vote of no confidence in mr bolton. i shall respect the next steps in the constitutional process and will therefore not resign as party leader. i will repeat, i will not resign as party leader. instead, joined the next four weeks, i should be calling for the coordination and mobilisation of all leave campaigns to ensure the government delivers full independence from the european union in all areas of government and administration. i should union in all areas of government and administration. ishould be union in all areas of government and administration. i should be calling for the party itself to mobilise in order to support that effort. joining me now from central london is sebastian payne, political lead writer at the financial times. what is your vie

fairness to simon dudley, he does go on to say, to point out that homelessness is com pletely u na cce ptassness is completely unacceptable in a caring, compassionate community such as owls. it is what the guardian has picked up on here and the tone of this letter which is really unpalatable, and a kind of wonder what prince harry and meghan markle, meghan markle seen as many as very keen on humanitarian efforts, how will this go down with the royal couple? not very well and not a great headline. not what they would want. harry and william have those at times like christmas have worked with charities in london where they have actually slept out in the streets i remember years ago. a very well—known charity in london looks after the homeless in london at this time of year. you have thousands of well—wishers coming to windsor at a key time, but the fact is there needs to be some kind of effort and solution, but there is not that kind of tone in the letter. we have a minute to go so we have the green car story in norway and we have chocolate could be a thing of the past by 2050. i was not sur

there should be an a cce pta nce with that.s a building that needs to be looked at. let's move to a warning for all of us over 40. move to a warning for all of us over a0. stroke warning. it recognised people are having strokes. why is that? -- people are having strokes. why is that? —— a record number of people. these figures are coming from england public— health today. these figures are coming from england public—health today. one of the factors is we are drinking more than we should be and we are not aware of the units. if you're drinking at home, you're not all was aware of what you're drinking. and obesity of course is another principal factor will stop we are all much fatter. younger people are much more aware of health. what they say now is that the stroke rates for younger people are much higher than they were before. and people aged ao- $69 into the will of the risks. one in six people have a stroke in their lifetime. it is against that. it is not happy reading. you get used to the idea we're getting healthier. you do

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it was sangatte and it was probably as u na cce pta ble was sangatte and it was probably as unacceptable not worse. so i'm serious and responsible and i certainly did not suggest there should be nothing left. we do have a joint border and unless we co—operate, we cannot manage the border. then we will not only lead to a humanitarian disaster, but also we will end up with a situation which will not be good on either side. in the spring of 2016, like you said, i said the situation could not last and that in the context of the brexit we needed major change and that we could no longer have the situation that we had in calais at the time. let me tell you what very much implements what i said. the jungle has been dismantled. at the time i said that there were 10,000 people in calais. in the meantime there has been a lot of, work, iwould in the meantime there has been a lot of, work, i would like to commend the work done in calais by my predecessor to dismantle the jungle. i would like to pay tribute to what my predecessor has done. a lot was done with britain in order to deal with many topics

a short, go, frustrated parents gathered for the pta meeting. crews are working late into the night to repair the water break breakg -- the water pipe that forced the closure of george washington middle school. students also complained about cold classroom conditions. >> they were wearing hats and gloves in the classroom. it is appalling and something should be done. jay: a school person spokesperson said when the temperatures dipped in a few classrooms into the mid-50's, children moved to warmer parts of the building. in the systemols were closed because of heating systems that were not working so well. >> oh, my gosh come it is appalling. jay: parents question the school system's schools are brenton at about the various issues. >> we are doing everything we can to keep the systems up and running. jay: to keep up with the aging infrastructure and more funding is needed to modernize buildings. >> frustrating and something we are highly focused on. we are looking every day and how we make things better. on thursday,ntally the school system will a

it is totally u na cce pta ble.le in government, the businessmen david meller was a nonexecutive board member of the department for education. also attending was a government minister at that same department — nadim zahawi. he said he left the event early. the compere for the evening was the comedian david walliams — the evening did raise £2 million for childrens' charities but people who work in fundraising now consider that money to be tainted — here's why. laurie, do you think it is appropriate this money is turned down? absolute no, i think they should keep the money. i understand why they want to send it back because obviously it is money that comes from this tainted place, but honestly, the guys at this event, this appalling horrible event, which seems to be normal, honestly one of the things that is shocking is the sudden outrage that this event that has been hosted many times before, these people over money. they over money in taxes. philip green was one of the people attending, sir philip green, former owne

developmental experts as well as the with families themselves and in partnership with the national pta. we continue to be focused on making the messenger kids the best experience it can be for families. >>> virgin atlantic's new planes will feature a new section of the plan called, love sweets. the seating will feature two seats in a private room and is being designed with couples or small groups in mind. the planes will also feature other special seating arrangements featuring ideal views from the plane or larger private rooms. virgin airlines plans to launch these features on its new planes in march including some that will fly in and out of sfo. >>> still ahead, major spending cuts are coming to a bear area school district. we will tell you about a special meeting tonight where several jobs are expected to be eliminated. >>> $10 million to provide fresh water for people in the east bay. we will detail the state grant to turn saltwater into drinkable water. >>> right now, so far, so good, if you on bay area roads including the san mateo bridge. >>> a lot of cloud cover yesterday. the

pottsgrove middle school pta used to it raise money.tudents duct taped the school principal and custodian to the column in the cafeteria and judging by amount of tape they used and length of time it took to cut the two volunteers time they raised quite a bit of cash. >> that is newspaper headlines around the delaware valley. >>> and, some sixers players had super bowl on their mind last night we will hear from them and eagles, up next in sports. >>> nightmare discovery at field of dreams, vandals target this baseball land mark , we will tell you how much damage is expect to in tski mountains more than any other, family fun reaches a new peak. so whether you're a speed demon or more of a snow angel, your winter chariot awaits. pick the best peak for your family getaway at iloveny.com new york state. it's all here. it's only here. >>> welcome back. a few more sixers are headed to all-star had bead, dario sarc and ben simmons will play in the freeeling at home during australian heritage night because fastest triple doubles in nba history.

missile and nuclear programme, it is completely unacceptable nuclear programme, it is completely u na cce ptaompletely unacceptable to the us, south korea's key ally. the feeling is for many people that we have been here before with north korea, that there may be no real long—term change, and the north is perhaps making nice with south korea to avoid war with the us. yes, that's right. there is a lot of scepticism about exactly what the north korean leader's motivation is in suddenly opening up to dialogue with south korea. it could be that at the end of 2017 they were on the brink of war, but also, i think the economic situation is important as well. right at the end of december 2017, the latest round, the toughest round of un imposed sanctions were imposed on the north korean regime. those sanctions may now be starting to bite. he will be looking for some kind of economic relief. if he cannot get it internationally, perhaps he is looking to south korea. again, this will be a difficult tightrope for moon jae—in to walk on. he has been clear that he wants to engage with north korea, he wants

not career must be complete, verifiable and irreversible and a nuclear armed north korea isn‘t a cce ptaorea. a real show north korea and south korea are on the same page. we haven‘t had reaction from north korea to that but when moonjae—in, the south korean president, came out after the high—level talks, the first in two yea rs, high—level talks, the first in two years, he stood there the day afterwards and he said he credited donald trump with helping to get these new talks going. that wasn‘t received very well in south korea. north korea, sorry. there have been several articles in the state run press criticising moonjae—in for saying that and saying they won‘t ta ke saying that and saying they won‘t take kindly to anyone pouring cold water on this new phase of what they‘re calling potential reconciliation. it‘s an illustration also of just how reconciliation. it‘s an illustration also ofjust how tight reconciliation. it‘s an illustration also of just how tight the reconciliation. it‘s an illustration also ofjust how tight the path of the south korean government must tread here. they n

consultations and talks will continue but we are yet to reach an agreement on a path forward a cce ptafor both sides. for that objection —— for that reason i object. notwithstanding rule 22 and that the senate vote at noon tomorrow on the motion to invoke closure on the motion to concur with amendment. is the objection? without objection. —— is there. amendment. is the objection? without objection. -- is there. mr president... the senator from arizona. mr president, on friday i voted with many of my colleagues here not to accept the deal that was offered at that time, a cr to go for four weeks, i felt that that was unnecessarily long. also i voted against it because i felt, like a lot of my democratic colleagues and some of my republican colleagues, that we need to do with the situation on immigration and that we shouldn't wait for the white house to indicate its preference. ifelt that we could have an agreement to move forward, so i voted against the proposal at that time. in the intervening time, we have worked with the majority leader to one, have a shorter timeframe, which has now

they did so in a very humiliating and totally they did so in a very humiliating a nd totally u na cce ptary humiliating and totally unacceptable way. zimbabweans, forget about me, zimbabweans, forget about me, zimbabweans in the country are asking fundamental questions about what happened, why it happened and they want to see restoration of the rule of law, constitutionalism in zimbabwe, and they will get it. jonathan moyo, thank you very much indeed for coming on hardtalk. good morning. fog is our talking point for the weather this morning, quite widespread fog, particularly across the western half of the british isles, and some dangerously dense patches to be found out there at the moment. the knock—on effects to travel certainly if you're heading on the roads, but also i think for some of our airports as well. a chilly start to thursday across scotland, with a frost here, and dense fog through the southern uplands, and the central lowlands. murky conditions across northern ireland for the rush—hour, as well, for the north—west of england, too. further east, it's murky conditions but fo

nuclear western missiles which is entirely unacceptable western missiles which is entirely u na cce ptan missiles which is entirely unacceptable to south korea and its ally the united states. the talks are taking place here, the truce village of panmunjom, which straddles the border in the demilitarised zone that divides the two koreas. some say it is an important step in the right direction and are confident it will lead to a list of couple of months of peace and stability. lead to a list of couple of months of peace and stabilitylj personally, of peace and stability.” personally, and also korean people, really hope that this successful pyeongchang olympic games will make breakthrough, this stalemate of korean situations, so i really hope that pyeongchang olympics will make another move, make another peaceful move. even if that were the case, the problem would be what happens next. just after the olympics, we need to return to the original and normal position, which is to demand the ginkgo as asian of north korea —— denuclearisation of north korea and pressure north korea to give up it

rich men not a mile from where we stand as if that is an acceptable behaviour, it is totally u na cce ptamen the same age as the hostess, i can only describe my initial response is being emotional and equivalent to a lioness as who would immediately want to put myself in the position of it it it was one of my daughters, one of the prizes on that brochure was a plastic surgery to spice up your wife. it is appalling that that continues and i support the minister in her response and we all have our duty to do to make sure that those dinners do not happen again. we have to be clear that we send out a message that this is unacceptable. people need to know where the line is, because there is a line, and it is about changing attitudes. one of the comments made was they do not know where the light —— line should be, but this event was billed as the most un—politically event, un—pc event of the year, so clearly they do know where the line is. they decided to cross it. and when we have reports of toilets are being monitored and women lingering too long, being called out and lead back to the ballroo

i have been to pta meetings, you know, bugle lessons. all sorts of things.avid: did you get paid anything for the babysitting? ginni: no, no, i did not get paid. i probably should go sum that up. david: you had a scholarship to go to northwestern? ginni: i did. i did. actually, i'm proud of my brothers and sisters all. we always said -- my mom never complained. she never said much, but we all watched by what she did. and they sometimes say i am the underachiever. my brothers and sisters have been incredibly successful, and that really is that work ethic my mom instilled in us. and so, that to me is -- so when i went to northwestern that -- and i did have a scholarship, because we all looked for ways him to do that and put ourselves through school. david: now your mother is still alive. does she call you and tell you how great you're doing, or does she say your other siblings are doing just as well? [laughter] ginni: actually, she calls and talks about all things normal mothers talk about, right? david: she does not ask about ibm? [laughter] ginni: her bigges

back then, beforejeremy corbyn, there was a general a cce pta nce a cross corbyn, there was a generallines but those days are gone. the government is having to be the case again. that tells you a lot, volumes about the new dramatic polarisation of british politics. john, thank you very much. an inquest into the death of 13—month—old poppi worthington has concluded she was sexually assaulted before she died. the coroner found that poppi's death, in cumbria in 2012, was caused by asphyxia, after sleeping in a bed with herfather, paul worthington. mr worthington has always denied wrongdoing, and has never been charged with a criminal offence. from kendal, danny savage reports. for five years, the death of poppi worthington has been unexplained. now it is much clearer how she died and what happened to her beforehand. this 13—month—old suffocated after being left in an unsafe sleeping position by herfather. she died in this bed, where a coroner believes paul worthington also sexually assaulted her. he had taken herfrom her cot before the assault which the coroner ruled, on the balance of p

that is an interesting point about when is it a cce pta ble interesting point about when is it acceptablemessages because many people put things in text messages but they wouldn't want to see in a newspaper. in this case i suspect when a mail on sunday would argue there is a big public interest because he is the leader of a political party but it's an interesting area because it is different from something you put on a public facing forum. the bbc haven't seen these messages independently and also jo haven't seen these messages independently and alsojo marney has said "i apologise unreservedly for the shocking language i used. the opinions i expressed were deliberately exaggerated to make a point and have it to an extent been taken out of context but i fully recognise the offence they have caused". she is apologising. she is but there's no doubt whether they are exaggerated or not, they are vile and deeply racist and give an insight into the person who is currently the partner of a leader of a political party. should he resign? i'm not sure many people care about ukip and to their current

it is totally u na cce pta ble. is unacceptable behaviour. it is totally unacceptable.. at that dinner last night, there was notjustjust conservative members attending, not just conservative men, attending, they were from all political double nomination is. the problem is with the dinner itself, the fact that there are men who attend those dinners and think it is appropriate. one of the prizes on that brochure at the dinner,—tastic surgery to spice up your wife —— plastic surgery spice up your wife —— plastic surgery to spice up your wife! we all have a duty to make sure those dinners never happen again.|j all have a duty to make sure those dinners never happen again. i hope the secretary of state is as disappointed as i am that a board member and a minister in their department attended an event describing itself as the most un—pc event of the year. let's be clear about what that meant, mr speaker, an event where women were invited as guests, but were objects of the rich and powerful men. they are to act as hostesses and were forced to wear revealing clothes and a numbe

excellent work he's done in the classroom, he's involved with the families of the school through the pta, involved with the teachers and helping with extracurricular activities. in 2012, mr. tobar received the mayor's award of out standing teacher. i spent 36 years as an officer in the merchant marines and master on a container ship. i've learned the importance of leadership, being a team player and ability to communicate. mr. tobar exemplifies all of those attributes, in the classroom, but in the play yard and working with the school administration he's a credit to the school and he's a credit to the unified school district. it's been over two weeks and there's been no decision. i ask you to make sure there's a thorough and expedition investigation. in his 18-year career at marshall, he's never put a child in danger or even been accused of it. he's a man of the highest moral caliber and needs to be back in classroom 12. thank you for listening. [applause] >> thank you, mr. wrath. >> thank you. i'm jason garcia, and i'm also here speaking for teacher tobar. i think that many people will

baited breath do you hate when they go to the pta meeting and teachers rat you out. >> yeah. super bowl hat on? what is your prediction. >> eagles what. >> one hundred eagles. hundred. >> yeah. >> my man, pots and pans, coming shade, new jersey we will be here all morning long taking and yes, kid we may have some snow tomorrow. >> sueby, i want to you say sueby, bring us >> suebyberry us some snow.wa w. >> i don't know if this is a lot to get excited about but keith, can i ask you for the clicker. i brought my phone instead of the clicker. i have to i'll trade. it is a look th we have, down in delaware, this morning. squibbing look at timing, when this while start, it will be after first snow flakes. it looks like during morning rush at six or 7:00 in see some snowflakes. this is not expect to add up to much more t but just timing once again you snow shower here and there throughout the rest of the day , andorrow. we have 46 degrees today 36 tomorrow, mid 30's on wednesday, 48 on thursday and another chance of rain change to go snow, on friday morning. friday, as you know, mi

kennedy: the assistant principle's rapping snow advisory had the parents laughing and the pta check thes and brownies at the bake sale to make sure they weren't stuffed with reefers. and some of them wanted to find out who this 50 cent guy is. one commenter suggests he deserves his own reality show. they can call it "america's got issues." topic number three. philadelphia eagles fans have always been hard on visiting teams. now they are getting tough with visiting police horses. taylor hendricks was arrested base went full blazing saddles and punched a police horse in the face. one of my staffers joked the horse must have been wearing a jersey. i know this story might be upsetting to animal lovers. this happened in philadelphia so there is a good chants horse was drunk, too. a lot of people are saying the playoffs are a time to act like you have been there before. but in their defense most of them haven't. topic number four. a group of archeologists claim they found a throne carved from a meet right. from -- from a meteorite. even though tourism is down, they assure us this is not a pyr

such behaviour is totally u na cce pta ble. investigated fully and appropriate action taken. the presidents club hostesses had been selected by an agency. it was compered by david walliams. there were tables hosted by wpp, property company frogmore. among those listed as attending were british business figures like peterjones and tim steiner. it's not clear if all the men listed attended on the night. also the newly appointed education minister. the founder of artistic events said this is a really important charity fundraising event. the newly appointed education minister said he did not stay long enough to comment on the occasion. 0thers declined did not respond to request for comment. this is an outdated event which raises money for good causes for that many of the men may not have been aware of the particular characteristics. some expressed dismay. still, a secretive men—only event feels unusual in today's modern environment. throw in the hostesses who reportedly had to sign nondisclosure agreements and allegations of lewd b

and developmental experts as well as with families them selfs and in partnership with the national pta continue to focus on making messenger kids the best experience it can be for families. so facebook saying that parents do have control on how the app is used. it really depends how connected parents want to be with their children. parents argue that it keeps them connected with their children throughout the workday. rob malcolm, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> how exxonmobil plans to invest billions of dollars and add thousands of jobs over the next five years. >>> your gas mileage is not that bad in san jose right now. but there is waiting to do on the left towards the san jose state exit. >>> we have sun here. where are you going? where are you going? come back here. i have things to say. we have fog out there. >> we have fog out there. >> there is the building again. nice job. nice job. legend has it, the first voyagers arrived on canoes, sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves

. >> out here with the maple shade elementary pta department here all of the moms getting up early, evenid. >> giana. >> what grade are you in. >> i'm in kindergarten. >> what time did you get up, early this morning, right? not even sheer sure what time you got it? we will all take a nap later fut vincent's brick oven pizza on main s we step outside president not door this morning. ninety-five southbound have a disable vehicle in the left lane and then as you head here r cottman avenue watch for delays and delays, on the patcoig line, between collinswood and broadway, so we had santa in the this hit, so sandy. >> hel >> now sandy tells me she used to be the baby-sitter for doug pieder son. >> they were great kid, great baby-sitter when he was here in philadelphia with andy reid. >> yes.ood, behaved. >> awesome. >> i used to look down now i look up. >> did he invite you to the super bowl. >> no, that is okay. >> doug, if you are watching lets not forget about the baby-sitter. >> yes. >> hi, kid you know who is at the super bowl mike and alex are already there super bowl. >> yeah. >> let's

i mean, there's pta meetings here. they get together and watch the super bowl.reet, usa. or as much as you will find. >> anthony: town is a neighborhood spot in honolulu's kaimuki district and, as hawaii is the only state the union that allows day boat fisherman to sell directly to restaurants, the pan-roasted mahi-mahi is pretty damn good. it's not a particularly welcoming or friendly part of the world. contrary to the, sort of, the "aloha myth." >> paul: no, that's right. that's right, but no island is. nantucket isn't, the isle of wight, isn't. name an island. they want foreigners in corsica? sicily, they want foreigners there? no way, no way. >> anthony: right. >> paul: did anyone ever come to an island, uh, with a good intention? people, people -- >> anthony: no, never in the history of the world. >> paul: no, no. >> anthony: best case scenario bring syphilis. >> paul: yeah. >> anthony: pretty much. >> paul: yeah, yeah. >> anthony: i mean, at the very least. >> paul: and it happened, it happened here. captain cook put his sailors ashore in ni'ihau, which is

and developmental experts, as well as with families themselves and in partnership with the national pta. we continue to be focused on making messenger kids the best experience it can be for families. they go on to say that messenger kids has no advertising and also that kids need their parents' permission to sign up. all contacts need to be approved by parents and if kids want to connect with each other, both parents have to get together and approve that as well. facebook is saying that the app allows parents a lot of control over how kids use it and parents say it allows them to be connected with their kids throughout the work day. there is some pushback towards this. we will try to hear some choices and hear what some parents and other individuals have to say about this. >> i bet you will get a tearful on that. very interesting. thank you. >>> a vallejo school district has a huge budget deficit and are facing millions of dollars in cuts. tonight at a special meeting, the school board is expected to make the first round of job cuts. $8 million needs to be cut from the upcoming budget a

. >>> pta has raised fares this new year but with a steep drop in bus and train ridership, will it makence? kpix5's len ramirez in san jose with some numbers and vta's plan to bring those riders back to the fold. >> reporter: as you know, allen, vta has struggled with ridership for years and about 18 months ago they started formulating a plan to try to boost ridership. that plan includes raising some fares, cutting others and shaking up almost the entire route system. vta buses head out in every direction, but the fares just made a sharp turn north, adult rides up a quarter from $2 to 2.25. >> a small increase over time does add up. >> reporter: this man with no car said he'll adjust his budget. >> it will take getting used to, but i think overall it will be fine. this is my main transportation. >> reporter: anna mae thomas lives on a fixed income and said her monthly pass went from 25 to $30. >> being on disability it does affect a little, but having to deal with public transportation, we have to take the increase and just kind of maybe put other things aside. >> reporter: the fare inc

and developmental experts, as well as with families themselves and in partnership with the national pta. we continue to be focused on making messenger kids the best experience it can be for families. they go on to say that messenger kids does not have advertising and all kids need their parents' permission to sign up. and all contacts with children between each other needs to be approved by both parents. facebook is saying that parents do have a lot of control over this app. we are in menlo park at facebook headquarters trying to get thoughts of parents and to gauge how people feel about their children using this app this morning. >> thank you. >>> more changes are coming to your facebook feed. the facebook ceo said the social media giant was and prioritize post from local news sources. the change is part of an effort to help people engage with the communities where they live. this comes after the company said it would prioritize posts from family and friends. you can always follow ktvu on facebook from our local needs in your feed but this means if you follow us, we may pop up even mor

it is not a cce pta ble of the indefensible.it it because you don't wa nt can't admit it because you don't want to confront what may be fiscal liabilities, which we all agree are there. i am not a fiscal liability. i have said i don't want any more money. i'm not a fiscal liability to the bbc. they are trying to throw money at me to resolve the problem. this will not resolve my problem. my problem will be resolved by acknowledgement that my work was of an equal value to the men who i served alongside, as an international editor. an apology would be nice. i note that the bbc is saying it is very grateful to men, lastly, last friday, taking a volu nta ry men, lastly, last friday, taking a voluntary pay cut. they've never said they are very grateful to me for not taking a pay rise at the time and they said at that point, i have the quote somewhere, these are great journalist to have a great connection with the public. i have 500 and more e—mails from the public here, in support of me, in support of my work as a china editor and in

what happened today was totally u na cce pta ble.any in our community were deeply affected by this, and i am sorry for that pain and confusion anyone may have experienced. at least everyone now knows the warning system works, but that's small comfort for the millions who thought their world was about to end on saturday. bill hayton, bbc news. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its party leader, henry bolton after she reportedly made offensive remarks about prince harry's fiancee, meghan markle. the mail on sunday has published text messages sent byjo marney that include derogatory comments about ethnic minorities. dan johnson reports. wow, you're all still here! he has only been leader since last september, and it emerged henry bolton left his wife for a former glamour model 30 years younger. now, this morning, the mail on sunday has published text messages sent by her. in it, she wrote meghan markle had a tiny brain and she would taint the royal family and that black people were ugly. when a reply was sent suggesting the comments

i couldn't make many pta meetings. i missed some birthdays. i missed some christmases.ids. shaq: yes, it is. i have wonderful children. levin: how involved were you with them growing up, especially given your schedule? i mean, i was-- i was there a lot. most of the time. you know, i tried to do-- i tried to do the regular dad chores, like take them to school and pick them up. but one thing about my kids is they understood my line of work. for example, on game day, i would have to nap between 12:00 to 4:00. like, they would play games of being quiet. i could hear them-- when i'm asleep i could hear them whispering and playing with their toys. they loved me and respected me enough to let me get my rest so i can go do my job properly. levin: do you spoil them? i spoil them, but i also teach them about respectable nepotism. levin: what does that mean? what i mean by that is, i have a lot of friends that are well off and their kids work for their business, but their dads always make them start from the bottom. and like i tell my kids all the time, "no degrees? can't get none

what happened today was totally u na cce pta ble. government.ened today was totally unacceptable. and many in our community were deeply affected by this. and i am sorry for that pain and confusion. that anyone might have experienced. at least eve ryo ne might have experienced. at least everyone now knows that the warning system works. but that small comfort for the millions who got their world was about to end on saturday. ukip has suspended the girlfriend of its party leader, henry bolton after she reportedly made racist remarks about prince harry's fiancee, meghan markle. the mail on sunday has published text messages sent byjo marney that include derogatory comments about ethnic minorities. dan johnson reports. he has only been ukip leader since last september, and it emerged just a few days ago that henry bolton had left his wife. jo marney, a former glamour model, uelese 30 years younger. this morning, the mail on sunday has printed text messages sent byjo sunday has printed text messages sent by jo marney. sunday has printed text messages

parents are starting to organize and say, we have this pta, this neighborhood association. create a foundation for which we are starting to pay for the basic infrastructure of schools. i have seen parents paying for stadiums,football signs outside of the building. ,chools become more segregated concentrated poverty. we are already seeing a big divide, even within districts. this is not just between districts. within districts, one school having all the bells and whistles and another does not. i think this is sort of a real question as to we see in some communities in which states and superintendents are starting to intervene and say the pta can only pay for these costs, i am not sure what the answer is. these are some difficult questions. host: host: where is all of this going? host:what would you be looking for in the month ahead? people's spending requirements in the every student succeeds act of 2019, we will see states divvy up between school much is being spent. if there is a big federal ,nfrastructure cost coming down and then again in some states like rhode island an

the more they leverage the talent and energy bringing in ptas, pastors, recovering addicts and librarians in the chamber of commerce, the more cops and public health nurses who bridge the cultural kata schism between them. we did not have this demand into terry had a large supply of narcotics in the last two decades. i believe doctors reassess how, to whom and in what quantity they prescribe the drugs. that does not mean cutting people off who are on high doses of the trunk and leaving them to fight for themselves. means allowing insurance companies that do not involve narcotics. allowing a wider away ray of pain strategies. young docs need more education that school and pain management and addiction treatment. it's delusional's to spend time and money on yet another wall along the border hoping this will stanch the supply of heroin and fentanyl. drugs are coming in with areas already. the only thing that will truly help stop these trucks into our country is a deep respectful and forthright and honest relationship with mexico that will lead to becoming a neighboring partner we can work wi

. >> from pta mom. >> dr.igh. >> to addicts. >> you're bringing heroin into my home. >> living in the luxury car. >> my husband told me to get the hell out of my house. >> you're stealing my money. >> you gave up on me. and told me i wish you were dead! >> dr. phil: let's do it. >> here we go. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things. >> stand by. >> dr. phil: today is going to be a changing day in your life. >> five, four. >> i'm not giving up on you. [cheering and applause]