two inside jails are an a cce pta bly standards.a bly u nsafe. standards. two inside jails are an acceptably unsafe. —— are unsafe. we know that they are not fit for purpose. they had to build a lot more prisons or take some of the 84,000 prisoners out of them, and try other forms of punishment. but you cannot carry on packing more people into jail the way that we are at the moment, and leave them in these conditions. there is little rehabilitation going on. and a huge problem with drugs, particularly psychoactive drugs and increasing levels of violence. what is most damning is not necessarily the observer's and research but lord woolf, he oversaw the strangeways enquiry after the riot in 1990. he says that we are in that kind of territory, back to pre—strangeways times, which is shocking. and jeremy corbyn is under pressure? neil kinnock appears to be applying pressure? apparently 20,000 labour members have demanded a say on brexit and neil kinnock has halted the exit altogether. it is clear thatjeremy the exit altogether. it is cl

thatis why we are glad your pta and your patrons alliances helped us to call you to this meeting thiswe have some guest here. they do not like to be called experts -- to answer your questions. first, mr. bohannon of the urban chief, dr. morris, psychologist of the board of education, and i am sure you all know mr. burns, our principal. and many of you also know our doctor. i am virgil of the christian conference. who has questions? questions the real are the ones that people do not like to talk about in public, but they come out in one way or another. >> i wonder about the health standards, and i wonder if we're going to have any problems. narrator: she is worried about communicable diseases. >> i would like to know what grocentage of white and ne students will be going to our schools. narrator: he has heard that need grows are taking over neighborhoods. she has been told that need grows arnegroes are less intelligent than whites. narrator: he is worried about intermarriage. >> i think i can answer the medical question. required to are take medical examinations, and we just don't let

the florida pta sponsored at least two dozen of these vigils all over the state. the message is, no more. no more lives lost. no more school shootings. they say this message is not meant to be political.>> everybody is heartbroken. it really affects everybody. we want the families and the kids to know that we have hearts for them. we hope this will gets better. >> the teachers and staff will return to the high school for meetings and to talk about how they will move forward. classes will resume a week from today. >>> a 19-year-old man who carried out the school shooting will plead guilty if prosecutors do not go for the death penalty. he -- appeared in court yesterday. >> i don't believe that there is prejudice. i'm going to leave everything the way it is. >> he is not entered a plea but his lawyers have said he will plead guilty if prosecutors agree not to seek the death penalty. later today, a decision on water restrictions could be made. we will look at the major changes that would be permanent this time. >>> that and more coming up after the break. stay with u

times newspaper, the charity admitted that the behaviour of some of its staff had been totally u na cce ptastigation into the allegations when they surfaced in 2011. sarah campbell is here. let us explain a little bit more. as that suggested, we are talking about things that happened seven years ago. why is it being discussed now? this was the aftermath of the earthquake in haiti and many people died and a million people were left homeless and 0xfam was one of the charities drafted in to help the population recover and of the british public donated millions of pounds in order to help them do that and it is the conduct of some of those staff that has been on the front page of the times newspaper today. that is why we are talking about it. the newspaper alleges there were sex parties where men invited young prostitutes to guesthouses, including according to one source under age girls and that the 0xfam country director, a belgian man, had used prostitutes at the villa that was being rented by 0xfam. 0xfam has confirmed that there was an investigation at the time and that there is no question

they organized pta. and i learned from them that applying, teaching them how to apply the knowledge, and knowing i cannot remain neutral in my classroom no matter how hard i tried was going to be the key, and allowing them to cite the problems in their school and community, use the lessons i teach them to apply to solve those problems. and i do appreciate the message that you brought this morning, because we have lost contact with the need for civic engagement. civics in our schools, every school, especially in these times. so thank you. scott: thank you. catherine: gentleman in the second row. >> i have to agree with all that. i'm bill klein. i'm a retired army physician. with maybe one exception 50 years ago, i have never missed a vote. and i am particularly -- scofflaw voters are those that can vote, but don't. most of the people you are talking about are not old enough to vote. i would put citizen responsibility at the center with book learning education at one side and experience at the other side.

school districts, pta, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come togetherimplement the very best strategy to harden their schools, including a effective -- effective, trained, armed security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. reporter: advocates of further gun control are demanding action be taken. students protesting outside this week said they were angry school massacres have become commonplace, and little has been done to stop them. according to a gun control advocacy group, there have been 18 school shootings since the beginning of the year. president trump met with students and parents affected by school shootings. he vowed to improve background checks and raise the minimum age for buying high-powered weapons. trump also wanted the idea of arming teachers and school staff , which was criticized by opponents to gun violence. he later clarified his comments on twitter said he never said give teachers guns but instead he was looking at the possibility of getting concealed guns to gun adept teachers. back in florida, the fam

in every community in america, school districts, ptas, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms, and dads, they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schools including effective, trained, armed security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. that has to happen now. evil walks among us. god help us if we don't harden our schools and protect our kids. the whole idea from some of our opponents that armed security makes us less safe is completely ridiculous. if that's true, armed security makes us less safe, let's just go ahead and remove it from everywhere. let's remove it from the white house, from capitol hill, from all of hollywood. any american school that needs immediate professional consul dags and help with organizing and defining these solutions should call the national rifle association school shield program. we will provide immediate assistance. we will also provide it absolutely free to any school in america. i'll tell you this. that's more than anybody at the democratic national committee or nbc news or "th

in every community, pta's, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads -- they all must come together to implement the very best to strategy to harden their schools, including effective trained, armed security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. [applause] that has to happen now. us. walks among and god help us if we do not harden our schools and protect our kids. the whole idea from some of our opponents, that armed security makes us less safe, is completely ridiculous. if that is true -- just think about this -- if that is true, armed security makes us less safe, let's remove it from everywhere. remove it from the white house, from capitol hill, and remove it from all of hollywood. [cheers] [applause] take down the wall. mr. lapierre: any american school that needs professional consultation and help, with organizing and defining the solutions, should call the national rifle association's school shield program. [applause] provide immediate assistance and we will also provide it absolutely free to any school in america. [applause] i will tell yo

we are being slow to catch up on in this country, amazing that was started in australia, massive u ptaor here it has taken until the last year for people to get onto the idea that coffee cups most of us purchase wherever we go to get coffee, they are not recyclable. we thought they we re are not recyclable. we thought they were because they look like they are made of paper, but there is plastic in them. what kind of reaction have you had around the world to these? awareness is critical. we have been doing this ten years, once you make consumers aware of the issue, they wa nt to consumers aware of the issue, they want to make a positive change. paper cups are not recyclable because of the plastic layer. then it is about getting it into daily habits. we have sold another 10 million cups. in that time, those users would have diverted 5 billion cups going to landfill, but in the same time, 5 trillion cups would have still been discarded around the world. your background is in the recycling industry and appoint you have made before this is a stretched industry. the news that recyclable coff

them, to put them in a position to challenge for a place in government and to be regarded as a cce ptacceptable coalition partners in the irish government to. it is a role which is not without challenges, but it's going to be a very significant one in irish politics and in the politics of northern ireland as well in the coming months and years. chris, you valiantly fought to the music thatcher a very full and com plete music thatcher a very full and complete answer! chris page battling against the music! the north korean leader kimjong—un has invited the south korean president to visit him at the earliest date possible. the historic invitation was given by kim jong—un's sister, who's visiting the south for the winter olympics. if it happens, it would be the first summit in more than a decade between korean leaders. laura bicker reports. this is no ordinary messenger. kim yo—jong is the sister of the north korean leader kimjong—un. she's the first of her family to set foot on south korean soil, and this is the moment president moon had hoped and campaigned for. he is careful to greet ea

it said the behaviour of some of its staff had been totally u na cce pta ble, but that allegations thatls may have been involved were not proven. four staff members were dismissed and three were allowed to resign as part of the external investigation. was this the first time that you ever heard of exploitative sexual behaviour going on at oxfam? no, no, no. i can only think of one or two examples that come to mind, but we had already agreed that any sign that anybody was doing this, there would be an investigation. that investigation was noted and went to our trustee board once a quarter. today the times reports fresh claims that oxfam failed to warn other aid agencies about the staff, allowing them to take otherjobs in the sector. while there is a wide acknowledgement that hundreds of oxfam staff have done nothing wrong, the charity does now face serious questions about its past and what that could mean for its future. a little earlier i spoke to oxfam's current chief executive — who was not in charge at the time. he said the charity had gone public about the incident at the time. at t

we want to say this is totally u na cce pta ble a nd shootings.say this is totally unacceptable and they want totally unacceptable and they want to press their elders, the adults, to press their elders, the adults, to do something to make sure this doesn't happen again, or at least make changes which to happen in this way and so frequently. thanks very much indeed. let's ta ke let's take a brief look at some other news now. senior officials have charged 13 russians with interfering in the presidential election that brought donald trump to power. they're the first charges from the us department ofjustice, as part of a long running investigation into alleged meddling in the 2016 poll. president trump has, again, insisted his campaign team did nothing wrong. the new south african president, cyril ramaphosa, has delivered his first state of the nation address to parliament, a day after being sworn into office. he set out his plans for the economy and for ending the corruption scandals. stay with us here on bbc news. still to come: pedal power in the s

he ended up thanking sir winston churchill in his a cce pta nce sir winston churchill in his acceptanceitler and the speeches he gave in that movie have been so well received by everyone. i hear he has been getting a standing ovation is up and down the land for those speeches. i suppose it really struck a chord this year. there's a freedom there, a unity that those speeches are brought together. let's face it, it's a fantastic performance from gary oldman. i a lwa ys performance from gary oldman. i always think doing churchill is a bit of a turn. brian cox had a go, hardy, everyone has theirfavourite churchill and the casting of gary 0ldman when it was announced a few yea rs 0ldman when it was announced a few years ago, people were flabbergasted. how could this guy who has been dracula, the guy in lyon and was a punk in sid vicious, how could he played winston churchill? he prays him with the same spirit he put towards all those, a maverick defiant spirit. i think of all the actors in the last 30 years from that generation that came up from the 80s, he is flying the flag for working—cla

the eu now it would never be a cce pta ble acceptable to the british government. are going to have to achieve a solution to the irish question because there is too much riding on it. i think the commission have got to be extremely careful. if as a consequence of anything they do they disturb the belfast agreement they will have a lot to answer for and i don't think thatis lot to answer for and i don't think that is something they truly want. the eu would say it's up to the british government to come up with a solution and always heard is creative solutions but nothing concrete. on friday we will be hearing from the prime minister on the british position in the negotiations. sol the british position in the negotiations. so i think that is something we will be hearing about very soon. all that we've done is to exercise our treaty right to leave the eu. they can hardly object if we do so. it's notjust a question for the british, it's a question for both sides. that has to be compromise and i think the eu know that. when it comes to the way these negotiations are goin

. >> emergency pta meeting. >> i don't have any friends. i am pretty isolated at home.> researchers, having children makes you age faster. the woman's dna making her look 11 years older, lowering the lifespan. >> you might put down that remote, spending hours in front of the tv may take a huge toll on your mental health. people between 18, and 24 years old who binge watch tv, are 5 times as likely to feel lonely and twice as likely to feel anxious and excessive screen time can negatively affect your sleep. >> 44 minutes after the hour as we think of whether we are going to have kids someday. a victory in the border fight, judge accused of bias by donald trump rules against the challenge to the border wall. will democrats finally get serious about security? we debate that next. >> let's see what is coming up on "fox and friends". >> do you remember back in the day when bill clinton said he did not inhale when it came to marijuana? how times have changed. a guy running for congress out of chicago. in the ad, that is the guy right there, smoking weed. that is his appeal. i

. >>> in every community in america school districts, ptas. stufrpz union.together to implement the best strategy to harden their schools. evil walks among us. >>> and president praised the nra calling its leaders great patriots. >>> since the rampage in parkland, they vun covered or foiled dozens of threats. in mayoral nds, please found all these ammos you're looking at in the presence of two teen age byes. they are chargets with threatening mass violence. and experts say they typically learn about pen potential threats every day. >>> paul manafort and rick gates were initially charged with money laundering last fall. the new indictment claims some of it took place while man fort and gates and gates has been talking about a possible plea deal. >>> an ongoing government offensive has skilled hundreds, millio many children. >> reporter: the hail of war in syria. in just over one week a quarter children. many more unaccounted for. >> i've seen these tactics used elsewhere in syria. this was aleppo. foreign frurnls kpoo can't see the destruction. but this week

this is a graph that shows the perpupil funding for both pta and the district, and you can see that sara is pretty much at the bottom of the list. every day, we provide each and every student the quality instruction and equitiable support required to thrive in the 21st century. that is the mission statement of our great city's school district. i ask that you reinstate the $130,000 that was cut from the budget at sera elementary. thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. paul kangas. >> sorry. my name's paul kangas, and i'm speaking about -- i think it would be useful for the school to put 1,000 solar panels on each school roof and yard. this is create jobs, obviously. it'll create energy that the schools can sell to pg&e for 49 cents perkilowiatt hour. it's money that can be raised for the schools to get more teachers. this'll not only help the school, it'll end racism, poverty, and sexism as jobs do. i've lived in cuba where this is common practice. they have solar panels on all the schools. this is an important way that the students will see the future solar economy created, if we

item 7, case number 2017-014443, pta at 335 powell street. this is a major permit to alter, and i have no speaker cards. >> does any member of the public wish to remove this from the consent calendar? there's no discussion about this, so do i have a motion to approve the consent calendar? >> i move to approve the consent calendar. >> second. >> clerk: thank you, commissioners. on that motion to approve item 7 under consent. [ roll call. ] >> clerk: so moved, commissioners. that motion passes unanimously 6-0. that places us under your regular calendar for item 8, case number 2018-0104018, the fiscal year for 2019-2020 proposed department budget work program for your consideration of adoption. >> thank you, jonas. good afternoon again, commissioners. john ram, department staff. we're here to ask for your recommendation to the planning commission on our next fiscal year budget. this year, the budget is a little boring in that as he talked about last time, it is kind of a toddy state budget. it is not increasing nor decreasing by any amounts. the

really, as commissioner norton stating, this is an issue of fully funding our public education so that pta's are not just focused on fund raising, so that band directors don't have to be obsessed with fund raising. so i'm hoping the energy in this room will help us move the state in the direction for better funding for public education. i'm not prepared to take an action tonight until i see the fiscal analysis. i, too, was expecting some kind of fiscal analysis. i predict that it's not going to be pretty. i think we're going to see some schools with a lot of capacity for raising money for tickets and other schools with very, very little capacity, and i think that's an equity issue that we have to struggle with. it's not going to be easy, it's not going to be pretty, but we have to struggle with -- you know, we heard from a number of schools from the west side of town. i didn't hear from any of the schools on the east side of town, and i think as we ponder this challenge, we have to make sure that all voices are represented, that we are getting input from a lot of different communities. just

in every community in america, school districts, ptas, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schools, including effective trained armed security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. and that has to happen now. evil walks among us. and god help us if we don't harden our schools and protect our kids. the whole idea from some of our opponents that armed security makes us less safe is completely ridiculous. if that's true, and just think about this, if that's true, armed security makes us less safe, let's just go ahead and remove it from everywhere. let's remove it from the white house. from capitol hill, and remove it from all of hollywood. any american school that needs immediate professional consultation and help with organizing and defining these solutions should call the national rifle association school shield program. and we will provide immediate assistance and we will also provide it absolutely free to any school in america. i'll tell you this, that's more

leverage the thought leader this is the community so they carry the message back to the church group, pta and community organization organizations to disseminate the information as quickly as possible. >> thank you so much. i brought goodies for you guys as well. thank you. my last thought is walking through what to expect in the year ahead. we have dave coming up to tell you about our polling results. it is a great resource to refine our community engagement strategy based on tested messages. we have the results of the stakeholder assessment. we have ongoing city wide outreach to underserved communities. continued engagement with the partners and a media relations effort will start. we are getting start order that work as we go. i am going to turn it over to dave. then i think when we finish we can do questions on everything together. >> thank you amber and commissioners for the opportunity to be here today. i am dave mets with fm3 research. i am walking through the highlights from the findings. the methodology is similar to the surveys for capital planning and for the transportation aut

newspaper, the charity admitted that the behaviour of some of its staff had been "totally u na cce ptaons when they surfaced in 2011. culture secretary matt hancock said 0xfam would need to refer all the evidence it holds about the allegations to the charity commission. sarah campbell explained the background to the case. in 2011, huge earthquake, 200,000 people died, around 1 million people we re people died, around 1 million people were left homeless and 0xfam was one of the charities that were drafted in to help the population recover and the british public donated millions of pounds in order to help them do that. it is the conduct of some of those staff which has been on the front page of the times newspaper today. that is why we are talking about it. the paper alleges there were sex parties where men invited young prostitute to guesthouses, including according to one source, underage girls and the country director there had used prostitutes at the villa that was being rented by 0xfam. 0xfam has confirmed there was an investigation at the time and that there is no question that pro

the pta mom has set up a facebook page families first, politics second.is a nonpart san movement to keep our schools safe and effect change. we are going to tall hahassee a we want you to the join us in tallahassee, because the only way they will listen to us is if we show up. we march. we must show up. let's stand together, families first, politics second. enough is enough. now, here's parkland vice mayor stacy kagan. >> we have had too many national tr tragedies across our country, and it is time for this to stop. february 14th, 2018 at 2:35 p.m. has changed our city and our community and our country forever. this city of parkland, and this city of coral spring, and we are going to be united as one, because our children come from both of those communities. my daughter graduated from douglas in 2007, and that was her home. this is our children's home, and this is supposed to be a safe haven for our children to go and have an education. we have to remember what our teachers did to save the lives of so many children, and those six minutes. they grabbed tho

. >> on the day quinn was kidnapped, the 37-year-old pta mom had made appointments for her daughtershave haircuts and she was far along in the planning for an upcoming party for one of her daughters' birthdays. now reid gray tried to shield the 8 and 6-year-olds from the news that their mom's life was in danger. he picked up his girls from school and took them to a friend's house. while he waited at the sheriff's office. reid was still in his shirt and tie from work, and he was an emotional wreck. >> just freaking out. >> he shared more details about quinn's brief, frantic calls to him hours earlier. >> she said there was somebody with a gun pointed to her head. >> on that call she said there were three kidnappers and they were albanian. the $50,000 ransom was to pay back money reid had borrowed from a loan shark, but reid gray insisted he didn't owe money to anyone. >> i probably make a little over $1.3 million this year. 50 grand doesn't mean much. >> why ask for only $50,000 from a man who was making more than a million dollars a year? reid didn't know and neither did investigator

that was completely u na cce pta ble country.rities commission to explain there had been serious misconduct and we had taken action. there are thousands and thousands of very brave people who work for oxfam who will be utterly distraught and horrified by these stories i think it is shocking. it doesn't matter how good the safeguarding practices are in an organisation. if that organisation does not have the moral leadership to do the right thing. and where in particular they have evidence of criminal activity to pass that information to the releva nt to pass that information to the relevant authorities, including prosecuting authorities. that is an absolute absence of leadership. it is really shocking. it is shameful. and it is unacceptable. and the worst part of it is the fact when they said even though these crimes had been reported to the authorities of high treaty, no action was taken. —— haiti, no action was taken. —— haiti, no action was taken. we should all be more vigilant as to what is going on in places like haiti, what

this practice is not a cce pta ble for children.ituation? or my advice would always be to contact a union orjoin a union because we know that unionised workplaces are the least likely place for this practice to happen. if someone finds themselves in this situation, they can write to the employer after the incident asking foran employer after the incident asking for an information and although the employer did not legally bound to respond, they should respond because of the dead, it may be used against them ina of the dead, it may be used against them in a future tribunal claim. of the dead, it may be used against them in a future tribunal claimm someone is being asked this in the heat of the moment in an interview, do you offer advice on what they should say? should the woman said, i know it‘s against the law firm you ask me that question so i won‘t answer. that‘s a difficult one. ask me that question so i won‘t answer. that's a difficult one.” advice individual women, i‘m here to see this as an illegal practice and employers should

have such a small, close-knit community between our soccer leagues and our sports leagues and our ptas and just the volunteer mindedness in our community. most people know someone who was affected tragically by this. i hope we're going to keep focusing on them. as a mayor and a city, we're making sure they have the support system they need at this time. that's very important to us. >> you heard what the president said. what does this -- what will change? can anything actually change? >> i sure hope so, and i think anybody who goes into public service today has to have some optimism about it. something does need to change. i hope people are become morgin aware that, if they see something, say something about it. talk to each other a little more. i don't know how it changes. i'm sure we'll have better ideas a week or so from now, but i hope we really start talking about these things. it seems like we all want to take a side on something as opposed to rolling up our sleeves and doing the hard work of coming up with a solution. if it were that easy, i think we would have had one already. >

. >> and it's the message that i've heard from pta moms and school board members.t's the message that i heard at that rally from two girls who came up to me and said that they were in the school. one of them said, they said we need action. we have to do something. one of them said i sat there, as my friends -- and watched my friend's face got blown off. her friend said that she was underneath someone else who bled out, who died on top of her. how much more of this -- >> but you're on capitol hill. >> right. >> you're on capitol hill. >> right. >> let me speak for so many people who have been yelling at the testifyings, yelling at members of congress how nothing has been done. >> right. you know what? they're right. i join them in their frustration and their anger. they're absolutely right to be angry. here -- look, here are some things that we probably ought to start talking about, right? >> let's go. >> i can tell you all the things, basic steps we can take to make sure that everyone gets a background check and make sure if you're too dangerous to fly -- which is

to allow them to help local school districts, local schools along with law enforcement, teachers, ptas, volunteers and the like to come together around a plan to help spot the problem early on. and find ways to tackle it before shootings occur. >> harris: congressman rogers i looked down and took a couple notes what you were saying because i knew january 30th but i didn't press in too hard with that because i thought well maybe it's just a coincidence although i don't believe in coincidences now you are telling me what's going on in the ground in your own home state. this conversation now has become more heated. how has it clanged because of what happened at stoneman douglas? >> well, kentucky had a shooting problem just before we filed this bill. where two students were killed in west kentucky: so that impacted our thinking as well, i think. but the 15 students who were arrested for terroristic threatening. tells us this is a widespread problem. copycat problem that we need some capability on the local level through state grants to bring together the relevant parties to try to prevent

teachers with guns and these are questions that would need to be tackled by every school board and every ptathe country. questions about how it would really work if teachers were carrying concealed guns in schools. we have a lot of questions, but here are just some and in no particular order that every school board needs to have answered. what type of gun would teachers carry, how much ammo per teach, who pays for the guns, who trains the teachers with the guns, who certifies the teachers with guns, how much more money do teachers with guns make than teachers without guns, do all of the teachers know which teachers are carrying, do all of the students know which teachers are carrying, where are the guns stored? does even classroom have a gun safe, who knows the code to the gun safe besides the teacher. what happened to the guns overnight. do schools now need 24/7 security to protect guns. is this just about high schools or what about middle school or elementary schools and will teachers be at sporting events or sports practice or music recital and school plays, can a teacher lose their statu

in every community in america, school districts, ptas, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schools including effective trained armed security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. [ applause ] >> and that has to happen now. evil walks among us and god help us, if we don't harden our schools and protect our kids. the whole idea from some of our opponents that armed security makes us less safe is completely ridiculous. if that's true and just think about this, if that's true, armed security makes us less safe, let's just go ahead and remove it from everywhere. let's remove it from the white house, from capitol hill, and remove it from all of hollywood. any american school that needs a immediate professional help with organizing and defining these solutions should call the national rifle association school shield program. [ applause ] >> and we will provide immediate assistance and we will also provide it absolutely free to any school in america. [ applause ] >> i

it's ptas. it's, you think, growing up got these vid yeos of, you know, driving and driver's training and the horrendous look of crashes and so forth and so on. we need to let every student let. we need to let what the ko consequences of drugs are to their lives and future. we need to get parents involved, parent/teacher associations involved so whether they pick up the values from church or from the neighborhood or whatever, this is a national crisis and all of us here represented are from states which are staggering through the process here of watching young people and others die from drugs that are more potent than they have ever been. >> let me just lay down a couple of markers here and my comments and then focus -- end on ciphus. the committee of investment in the united states. i'll join senator rubio and others concerned about the failure of the u.s. government again to have an all of government strategy to deal with this cyber threat. i have no doubt in my mind that we have superior capa

it is about language, about what is deemed a cce pta ble about language, about what is deemed acceptablere subliminal, i think. what is left to be done is much more subliminal, ithink. what what is left to be done is much more subliminal, i think. what are the hurdles women face today that you think men do not? being underestimated time and again. it ta kes a underestimated time and again. it takes a real toll. it is exhausting, mentally, to walk into a room and just because you are a woman people assume that you are not the expert. they know that a boss is in that room and they always turn to the man. it has happened to me during my masters degree i would be showing round a prospective student, perhaps an a—level student, a young man, and somebody would come up to us and ask him something about human evolution. and i‘m like, i‘m the one studying it come he‘s doing a—levels. it happens all the time, you get underestimated because you are a woman. guys don‘t see how that affects you but it affects your confidence and you‘re standing and how you position yourself in the room. as a younger

it is ptas, it is -- growing up we got these videos of driving in driver's training and the horrendous look of crashes and so forth. we need to let every student know, we need to let what the consequences of these drugs are to their lives and to their future. we need to get parents involved. parent/teacher associations involved. so whether they pick up their values from church or from the neighborhood or whatever, this is a national crisis and all of us represented or from states which are staggering through the process here of watching young people and others die from drugs that are more potent than they've ever been. >> let me lay down a couple of markers in my comments and end on cfius, the committee on foreign investment in the united states. i will join senator rubio and senator king, senator langford and others concerned about the failure of the u.s. government again to have an all of government strategy to deal with the cyber threat. i have no doubt in my mind that we have superior capabilities and -- but they are stove piped and i don't think we are -- the policymakers are doin

it will be interesting to see what the ca pta i ns be interesting to see what the captains decide.about to be our new number one player and show what he can can do. look what he did at the australian open. that is it, the singles matches tomorrow and you will be able to see them on bbc two at 10.00, will be able to see them on bbc two at10.00, we will be able to see them on bbc two at 10.00, we will have live coverage of the first of the singles matches. that is tomorrow. lee westwood remains in contention at golf‘s european tour event in malaysia after carding a two under par 70 in the third round. he goes into tomorrow‘s final day on 12 under par three shots behind spain‘s jorge campillo and dylan frittelli of south africa. while scotland‘s marc warren is one of six players tied in fifth place, that‘s one shot ahead of westwood who is on 13 under. he carded a third round of 69, which produced 5 birdies, including one on the final hole. horse racing, and there was a big surprise in the race of the day, as former cheltenham festival winner faugheen was beaten in the irish champion

. >> in every community in america, school districts, pta's, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schools including affective trained arm security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. >> that is the voice of america's gun lobby. the president is under pressure to act. he voiced his opinions on where else, twitter. the president tweeted seven times pushing the idea to give concealed guns to adept teachers with military or special training experience. something one of the park lapd shooting survivors who attended yesterday's listening session felt less than assured by. >> it is absurd that teachers should have to be questioned whether they should take the responsibility of holding a firearm during class while having to mold young lives and mentor and love them. my teacher was in front of me the whole time. protecting me. because she loved me. do you think that they deserve to feel that at any time they'll have to kill one of their students. >> joining me now f

. >> in every community in america, school districts, ptas, teachers unions, local law enforcement, moms and dads, they all must come together to implement the very best strategy to harden their schools, including effective, trained, armed security that will absolutely protect every innocent child in this country. >> melissa, i know your experience is different in parkland. there are some schools in this country, unfortunately, where there are metal detecters and armed police regularly around, very visibly. what is your -- and i don't mean this as criticism of the nra, i want to ask you, what do you think about hardening schools as soft targets? parents drop their kids off at school, kids are bused to school, and they want to feel that that is the several hours in the day in which their kids are the safest. do we have to think about hardening schools? >> i mean, i think that schools around the nation have already taken those steps. i mean, we put broward county means ago with fences around the schools. gates are locked, so there is one entry point. you have to show your id. they scan you

actions of aid workers reported to have used prostitutes when stationed in haiti were "totally u na cce ptansition period after britain leaves the single market and customs union "is not a given" and checks at the irish border were "unavoidable". in sport a spectacular opening ceremony has taken place at the winter olympics in pyeongchang. skeleton gold medallist lizzy yarnold was flying the flag for team gb. michael o'neill‘s four year contract extension as northern ireland manager has been formally announced. he recently turned down the chance to succeed gordon strachan as scotland boss. riyad mahrez has trained with the club for the first time since a proposed january move to manchester city fell through. that is all the sport for now. more at half past two. the eu's chief negotiatior, michel barnier, has thrown into doubt the uk's plans for a transition period after brexit — saying it's not a given, if disagreements in the negotiations persist. mr barnier also told a news conference that checks at the irish border would be unavoidable, once britain has left the single market and customs

>> what it does, it changed the conversation in terms of the pta. what about technology? do we need to put cameras in the school? what is the relationship with the police? it used to be the schools were the schools, police were the police. now there's all sorts of technology being put out there, and here's your floor plan. if you're responding to a school. so, these types of realities, these types of discussions are now happening. and school budgets have to reflect security spends. when -- that wasn't a part of what we were doing, so it's changed that concept. in terms of not going to a school, the problem is the violence is so random. how do you predict it? it comes out of nowhere into these communities and so you get this feeling that no one's safe. we're going to do everything to make sure we are safe. >> how does the community -- you mentioned terrorism as you said. there is no suggestion that this was terrorism, but the students have been terrorized by the fact that their classmate, kids their age in this school, in the next classroom, at least 14 of them were injure