excuse kind of came out of this is that when you go back to omari you know and they say oh he pleaded guilty he actually says quote everything in the plea bargain has to do with al qaeda and terrorism hundred percent false it's just out from you know one for you says my battery was up one percent let's let's reverse this trend let's no longer torture let's face this deal that we all feel as part of american society for allowing that to happen let's face it head on and try to change. according to the anxiety and depression society anxiety disorders affect one in eight children while eighty percent of kids with diagnosable anxiety disorder are not receiving treatment couple that with the fact that since january first of twenty thousand there were over twenty school related shootings in which teenagers were either injured or killed and then park one florida school shooting on february fourteenth at the marjorie stoneman douglas high school that took the lives of fourteen students and three adult members of staff in the after. there were marches and calls from the teen community to do som

in but thank you sir for your thoughts to my last big subject controversial subject that continues omari from the austrian social democratic party in sweden i see tonight and have a good night. relations between the u.k. and russia might be an all time low right now but that hasn't stopped british football fans from traveling to moscow for the away for euro paralegal head of the moscow arsenal game on thursday media outlets run threatening articles about blood and death supporters into supporters frankly it didn't come to pass thankfully. they met up with one arsenal fan to see if the headlines were true or not. just on my way to consider you a very prominent hostile fan going to be asking him when he travels to moscow does he have any fears regarding the political tension between the u.k. and russia is he worried about things like hooliganism. follow him throughout his trip how do you feel travelling there in this context you know. and i know there's been a lot going on between the governments watching between the governments i'm a person this is football we're going for football you kn

. >> while you are coming up i'll call ramsey omary. alice geese and wilson lee. >> i was wondering if the registry is offering an incentive with greater job flexibility. it sounds like that is what people are looking for and they're receiving it in various ways. it may be detrimental to the operation of the organization, however. also, i wonder if stenographers can meet patients at home if they have preference, otherwise it sounds like the stenographer are loosing jobs 30% job reduction it sounds like. rather than hire near-term, can you provide greater education opportunity given that we're speaking of the profits center providing high value service, hopefully facility profit in higher incomes and possibly generating general higher tax revenue. would it be feasible to expand the raidology department at city college and yeah, i understand the courses there are personal and the public is paying for this so, i would imagine placement referenced for impacted courses could go to exiting senior medical workers. since only 2% of patients are

omari are try to do their best to petition for a waiver, but look everywhere for guidance on how to do that and are not able to find any. so you would think at least with her -- frankly, many she is a very extreme case that is illustrative of this problem, but there's a many people we met in djibouti who should qualify for a waiver. what we know is nobody has been getting them. they're sitting there in djibouti under extremely difficult conditions. djibouti is an extremely expensive country to live in in part because the economy is inflated, including the u.s. military base, and they are spending thousands of dollars a month i'm usually borrowing from relatives here in the u.s. to simply be able to sustain themselves for months and months , and in some cases, years. nermeen: let's go to a clip from yesterday's oral arguments at the supreme court on the question of the waivers. this is justice stephen breyer and solicitor general noel francisco. the clip begins with breyer. >> this has case-by-case exceptions. and as has, you know, case-by-case waivers may be appropriate in individual c

. >> reporter: back at round hill elementary school, omari faulkner has seen the positiveth impact ocoding program on his son. >> in an environment where everyone is all hands in, and all hands on deck, learning new things, and you can start to see the students are becoming the leaders. >> reporter: school leaders say the beorfitstudents participating in the program are limitless. >> kids need to be able to articulate their ideas and thoughts orally, as well as on paper, and to me, coding provides that opportunity. you want your students to compete in this global society. you want your students to be able to access and navthe world, and coding is a great heart. >> reporter: forbs newshour student reporting labs, i'm grace aprahamian, inin sterling, vi. >> woodruff: what a great project. and later this evening on pbs, "frontline" presents a cumentary looking at president trump's relationship with the republican party. "trump's takeover" goes behind the enes in washington's corridors of power, examining the tension between the whitean house g.o.p. members of congress. one illuminating emple

omari are try to do their best to petition for a waiver, but look everywhere for guidance on how to do that and are not able to find any. so you would think at least with her -- frankly, many she is a very extreme case that is illustrative e of this probo, but therere's s a many people wt in djiboboi who shshould qualily for a waiver. what we know is nobody has bee getttting them. they're sitting there in djibouti under extremely difficult conditions. djibouti is an extremely expensive country to live in in part because the economy is inflated, including the u.s. military base, and they are spending thousands of dollars a month i'm usually borrowing from relatives here in the u.s. to simply be able to sustain themselves for months and months , and inin some cases, years. nermeen: let's go to a clip from yesterday's oral arguments at the supreme court on the question of the waivers. this is justice stephen breyer and solicitor general noel francisco. the clip begins with breyer. >> this has case-by-case exceptions. and as has, you know, case-by-case waivers may be appropriate in individ

has been suspended amid a corruption scandal the country's football association president constant omari was detained this week as part of an embezzlement investigation he's also afifa council member three off a deal with the officials being questioned over a one million dollars government payment that was intended to be used for the national team and for clubs competing in continental competitions. boxing now and the middle way fights a canelo alvarez has been bad for six months off the failing drugs test the twenty seven year old mexican tested positive to claim brutal twice in february he's blaming contaminated meat as the cause that forced him to withdraw from a wild middleweight title rematch against ghana kidd the ban has been backdated and alvarez is free to fight again from aug seventeenth. now several top american athletes have a ball austin the u.s. olympic committee and other governing bodies for their failure to protect them from sexual abuse former gymnastics champion jordan weaver and jamie down show where among other athletes testifying before a u.s. senate subcommittee he