>> parents and ptas and pta presidents needs to think about a variety of topics. of all, we look at all the background checks, all the certificates of insurance. we have anon-site coordinator there every single day. you want to look at variety. you want to make sure there's fund-raising as well because ptas are always struggling to fund raise and sure that it's fun for the kids. >> of course. the flex academies are located here but you're allver the country. >> we started in washington, d.c. our first school was actually in montgomery county. now we'n d.c., maryland, virginia, new jersey, connecticut, and new yo0. we have schools. >> and are the students all ages or certain grades? >> it's really interesting. on bof ourgest groups is pre-k 3 up until k. the kids who are between kind ot kinder to fourth grade, and then around fifth grade they think they're t cool for us and we get to middle school, sixth and seventh we're back with them andigh grade they're too cool for us again. >> and what do parents pay for these services? >> anywhere between $90 and $225, somet

do you crave a cce pta nce who i am by everybody.r community who have now walk away from you and described it as a com plete from you and described it as a complete sort of... charlatan?” from you and described it as a complete sort of... charlatan? i do, think that is part of my problem, because i stay in conversation with them. a gracious, i am because i stay in conversation with them. a gracious, iam polite, i still love the church and i belong to it. i think many people are now my shoes may have parachuted out and become an atheist. why do you still love the church? in the church of england, within the gamut of christians are nominations, many would regard the church of england as one of the worthiest, most liberal... and yet their teaching is that same—sex relationships are central. forgive the intrusion, i don't know if you are in a relationship at the moment? not at the moment. but if you are in a relationship and get serious and wa nt to relationship and get serious and want to get married, but in the church of england, as i

over the bribery school and we counted the bribery school and we counted the pennies and went to the ptato take credit cards, you know... —— to take. schools to take credit cards, you know... -- to take. for local charities this is an issue. the other point being made is the debate over whether it would fuel inflation because prices would need to rise. my because prices would need to rise. my experience of going through the euro changeover is when you change a currency, when you think there may bea currency, when you think there may be a risk of inflation it does not happen because in the end of the market pressure is there and they will not put cost up. let's hear what viewers have to say. most are in favour of scrapping it and i am sad to say so. one tweet, it get rid of the copper and the 5p coyne. make everything in the shops and in 00 or 50. many point out that, actually, with digital payment that pennies will still be there it is just not a physical coyne. and it does raise a good question about leaving hard—currency behind. great to have you here on the briefing and thank you here

the merged initially under the name utc and got a cce pta nce initially under the name utc and got acceptancenged their name to the club we know today. you were the man who brought the teams together. how difficult was it to merge the two clu bs 7 difficult was it to merge the two clubs? i thought it would have been harder but actually it went very well. it was a great necessity for the two clubs to join together for the two clubs to join together for the start of the rugby union and i think it is what saved the rugby league years and more importantly it was the birth of a new great club, cata la n was the birth of a new great club, catalan dragons. it was impossible at first but it was because it was impossible that they did it and it is funny to think that a few years after being merged, those two clubs finally went to wembley, which is a very big thing. good running, still glowing! ears over! 2007, we were up for the final. it was amazing. very loud and it was very impressive. for the final. it was amazing. very loud and it was very impressivelj was loud and it was very impressive.” was so

parliament to streamline these types of marriages and provide for the basic requirements which are a cce ptae under the law. that's why iamso acceptable under the law. that's why i am so much interested in hearing what parliamentarians are really discussing about it. the mps are also proposing a legal change to the tradition of bride price in an effort to reduce wedding costs. the first thing we require is that bride price doesn't have to be paid. and if it is paid, it should not be refundable as it has been. as a pastor, when i get married. that cost. backin back in bali, the newlyweds sissy and josef are contemplating what their marriage will bring. some are seeing as happy, going —— growing old together. getting wrinkles together. at the office, they will be calling me mrs, not less. —— not miss. a happy that i came to your family. we have seen so many people make it and at the end of the day, they end up clashing. let us work towards having it work. till death do us part. as couples across uganda decide on how to celebrate their marriage, they will each find their unique way in managing

were brought up to think of protest as the most noble form of political involvement going to the local pta meeting is boring voting is boring. but protesting and waving a placard even about nicaragua is exciting and how you make real change. and i had the same feeling watching our school district getting involved in gun control protest they don't know what the second amendment is yet but they are protesting on one side of the gun issue. it is difficult it is difficult as parents especially with different views to explain to your children why the protest is happening or explain what the other side is i have one child in particular who's old enough to understand who understood right away but it is still a difficult position the right thing to do and the noble thing to do is to join the walkout to be a part of this event happening in their school and there is a a tremendous amount of p or pressure coming to issues like school prayer the liberal position if there is a moment of silence or a content religion free moment of silence that is room for coercion they could feel coerced but yet someho

we are seeing greater a cce pta nce gives.ndly trying to find ways of dealing with it, raising awareness among fans and dealing with chang group —— transgressors on the field of play. we have been building towards educating the next generation of players and spectators. i did a quick search on the internets. i'd typed in racism football uk. unfortunately, lots of stories came up. i will give you a few. imean, it i mean, it is notjust football's problem, is it? it never has been. football has been saying a prolonged time and it is true. you accept if you are in football that people bring prejudices to the ball rather than football creating those prejudices. we have a responsibility to make sure that in the environment of football, not only in the professional realm but right across the game, at grassroots level, working with clubs, doing while accepting has not gone away. we know there is so much division and society at the present time that football itself can be a healer to an football itself can be a healer to a n exte nt fo

at the end of the day that the hague of the picture is not a cce pta ble hague of the picture is notully he will learn from aqua give his apologies and get on with the season. —— from that and give his apologies. and get on with the season. —— from that and give his apologies! statement said... it may well have been part of a contractual discussion when he came to gloucester to keep his nose clea n. to gloucester to keep his nose clean. we do not know about that. i'm sure they will be laying on the line that there can be no repercussions 01’ line that there can be no repercussions or further offence that play himself and the club into trouble. despite events in jersey, fa ns trouble. despite events in jersey, fans cannot wait to see danny cipriani on the pitch all being well a week today. ben stokes, cleared of affray in bristol earlier this week, and now gloucester‘s danny cipriani fined for assault and resisting arrest. both high profile sportsman whose nights out have become front—page news. there are some crucial europa league qualifiers taking place this evening —with some alrea

douglas dalit he says, not sure if people do this in the uk, but in taiwan and it seemed somehow a cce ptath no earphones. douglas says it drives me nuts. many of you have applied and said yes it happens in the uk and it drives you around the twist as well. send in more comments. see you in a moment. hello. with high pressure building, it looks like the weather by the end of this week will be pretty quiet. this as pressure begins. and other working to the south with a risk of thundery showers for portions of southern and eastern england. a chance of rain during the first half of the week, but then as the weekends, high pressure builds and it is looking by then mainly dry. starting numbers for tuesday morning. double figures for many of us. morning. double figures for many of us. there is your rain, the far north—west of scotland to the western isles, a breeze slowly edging its way it south—east as the day goes on. ahead of that, some patchy mist and fog and a good deal of cloud, bright and sunny spells but it is dry. outbreaks of rain towards the northern isles into northwest mainman scotl

a challenge not that i was the writer but all the things they have done with the activities as the pta to organize this and that. any experience that you have bad parent is not relevant to your employment. >> and then as a worker that in mind. >> so i'm wondering what you think it never occurred to me to ask this but with the penalty why are we doing that? there are women in their 30s that are desperate why? make to be very happy mother and grandmother. you have children for those like angelina jolie? and that depends. like you are a representative of your agee group. >> that is a question we have to tour out there. >> and it is very bleak. let's not go there. >> at another kind of question is this really you? the struggles for the educated but with the story of life but i do want to flip this fact because dca difference from these accounts? from those that you look at? >> but one that shows stability and unity to get the kid through college and they can get a profession and everything would be okay. now those professions are crumbling. certainly those that have excess lawyers. in all

their holiday, one of the lines is the liverpool to manchester airport line, it is com pletely u na cce ptas completely unacceptable and it paints a picture of management i think we are in complete disarray and unable to provide the services they are contracted to provide for they are contracted to provide for the public and i want the secretary of state to step in and find out what is happening in that company and make sure we have management in place that can deliver the services the public need. beverley hughes, thank you very much for your time. let's go back to the incident which has taken place in moss side, our correspondent andy gale is there for us, we have been hearing there will bea us, we have been hearing there will be a police conference but so far, the police vans are behind you, what is taking place? in the last few minutes we had an update from greater manchester police about the number of people injured and the nature of those injuries, two children among nine people who have injuries consistent with being shot with a pellet type of gun, the police say those injuries are n

where do we draw the line between a cce pta ble do we draw the line between acceptable monitoring and it is probably going to be different in every workplace. in some places cctv is essential for safety, and every workplace. in some places cctv is essentialfor safety, and other places it is intrusive. the most important principle is that employers consult with workers when they are in producing new forms of surveillance and agreed what is appropriate and how it is going to be used and how workers can have a say about how this surveillance is carried out. and if you are a worker who thinks that they are being u nfa i rly who thinks that they are being unfairly surveilled, what do you do about it? in unionised workplaces they have negotiated the faces of surveillance and it is also worth checking out what your workplace policies are. they have to tell you if they are carrying out surveillance and they you have to justify why they are using it too. kid bell, thank you very much for joining us. thank you. hundreds of staff at google have written to the company to protest against plans to

and for the rest of the world, this is a cce pta ble rest of the world, this is acceptable behaviour.t, but he is certainly the worst with his attitude and his bullying, and that sets a bad example. he's simply trying to do this thing for his personal gain, that's the worry. when you have a totalitarian state, when they start totalitarian state, when they start to get involved in the media, and he already has people worried in the media, thinking that they are the enemy, people in america take what he says, fake news is the enemy. mainstream conservatives think perhaps that their voice isn't hurt as much in the mainstream. because he is too busy shouting over them. the reasonable right—wing in america isn't being listened to because he dominates. if he had a moment of silence, there would not be all of these stories. this has generated a huge amount on google today which will be negative for him again. it is self fulfilling. he is so sure that he is the cleverest man in the world. he is not! the guy who wrote the art of the deal with him, tony schwartz, says he thinks he has gone nuts

the past and present managers because it is unacceptable and present managers because it is u na cce ptad present managers because it is unacceptable to die like that in italy. this viaduct was built more than half a century ago, designed as a speedy coastal route towards the italian and french riviera. it was refurbished two years ago. this morning the authorities report that a maintenance team was working at the base of the viaduct. that team's activities will now be examined. this evening, as some of the dead we re this evening, as some of the dead were removed from the scene, questions remain about how a bridge in one of the most prosperous regions of italy came down. a piece of the city skyline and more than two d oze n of the city skyline and more than two dozen of its people have gone. and, as james explained, there's reports of people crying out for help from underneath the rubble. those reports have been widely spread in the italian media. we've seen the police bring in sniffer dogs to help with the search. the police have told us that the rescue was behind me there are still tr

the place of the burqa or more accurately, the niqab, as clothing for women and whether it's a cce pta's acceptable in the uk, you, farfrom being opened and —— open and tolerant, say things like this. he described them as hideous tribal ninja - described them as hideous tribal ninja — like garments, fundamentally pre— islamic might therefore un—muslim. where is the tolerance in the phrase hideous, tribal, ninja garments? if these people say they are doing it for their own personal reasons, free choice, and never used one word of religion, say this is to do with islam, the koran, their spiritual journey do with islam, the koran, their spiritualjourney and do with islam, the koran, their spiritual journey and religious requirement, i will be the first one to say they have that right... surely they can say it brings them closer to god? surely they can say it brings them closer to god ? who surely they can say it brings them closer to god? who are you to say? the koran is clear, they say do not make something haram that is halal. they are inventing things. they are saying facial coverings

my activities at the pta, etc. organizing this and that. they laughed at me. they were sent laughed. any experience you have as a parent is not relevant. to your employment. we would like to convince that we are smarter because we are parents but we haven't done that yet. >> i would like to hear also at the end of the conversation, the women feel a parenthood advantage as a worker or a thinker. keep that in your mind. >> i was wondering what you think about this alyssa. it's never occurred to me to ask you this. given all of the penalties, on us for parenting. why should we do it anymore? why are we doing it? i know so many women in their 30s were desperate to have a child before time runs out. after reading the book, why? i'm a very happy mother and grandmother so i understand that side of it. is having children getting to be a luxury like the angelina jolie's of the world? >> certainly, if you look at some of people with more children have more money than those with one child. it depends. there are these wealthy people with many children. >> you're more repr

these children are actually expected to work with the pta. they are creating programming. it is a very sophisticated, full limitation of how the u.s. congress works. by the way, the first and second graders -- i'm sorry, i was wrong -- the first and second graders can't vote, they can't do anything. [laughter] professor walker: it is not just that ms. jones' school. we see this throughout the taking, principals children to vote, practicing voting, because they are trying to spend how to be citizens -- trying to teach them how to be citizens. at booker t. washington high school not far from us, charles harper would stand out. they would have elections that were so amazing that the community would be involved. it would look like you were at a presidential inauguration with whoever won. ,ou have a speech, little flags everything is waving, the community is there. somebody was giving out bibles, don't know where they got all the bibles from. it is a full community event. you get charles harper, mr. tate's mentor, saying to the children, you must be citizens of the world. if so

across the street, teachers, students, janitors the pta in the principle of her junior high stood on the sidewalk. to their minds was something made up. something fantastic. here, the child is coming on. engage in the situation, she recalled what her parents taught her about how to act in polite company. so she says, i smile nicely. when the principal told her, you don't want to come here she responded respectfully but firmly, i do want to come to the school. the response carried within it the contradictory attributes that were required in these confrontations. she smiled, a sign of trust, willingness to engage. she also combative lead courageously talk back to the white school official who is barring her way. she sued elliott junior high school in her case was one of the earliest desegregation lawsuits. of the postwar era. it was one of about a dozen lawsuits filed everywhere from rural texas to kansas, to washington, d.c. and virginia the late 40s. most cases never went to the supreme court and were forgotten. these first got the attention of third grade marshall and laid the groun

. >> reporter: they are poised for a national move through grants to ptas and schools across the countryeeping kids happy and healthy in a digital world. >> we don't want to take technology away from kids. we need to become proactive. i think that this app will allow everybody to get to the point where we can continue a be proactive so technology isn't taking over. >> we did. >> we did do it. >> reporter: scott reiss, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> all right. checking in on the red flag warning. in effect now for the carr fire region. redding. lake port will see a red flag warning tomorrow afternoon. and it will be mostly for the winds that will be increasing. it will be warm as well. we see winds increasing over the next 48 to 72 hours out of the southwest. which is not typically a fire direction but when you have fires this big and winds, it will be a problem. tomorrow's forecast in the fire zone, there it is. temperature wheres they were today. especially in redding. south, lake county, 91 degrees. similar. the pattern, these are out of control fires. weather conditions, not time of it is what

this is some of the incredible staff, teachers, the pta leader is talking to parents and know how how the students are feeling about today. >> all of our parents arete ex to send their kids to goshen post. we've been watching theti constr project throughout the last year. and we're excited to be in this building. e an amazing staff that's excited about the project wabas learning. >> reporter: we're talking about not just sitting i the class. they're going to be learning through lifeexperiences. >> they will be doing. >> reporter: are we excited or what? [ chee ] >> goshen post elementary school in loudon county. we're veryex ted. the gator is pumping up the crowd. we're going to be back with more later in the'l hour. have the superintendent join us to talkkibout k off the brand-new school year. right? >> playing the soundtrack to every teacher's playlist, "i will survive." >>> in loudon county, road crews will be working to repair a sinkhole on stumptown road in loudon county. this is near bankfield drive.or thek is scheduled to besh fi tonight. vdot says there's a chance it won't be

risen from local mayor, pta president to an office in alaska. success story everyone could relate to. >> she's a lifelong nra member and in a recent visit to kuwait, she shows she knows her way around a gun. >> thee goes out and kills a caribou, skins it and cooks it for dinner. >> but john mccain's choosing sarah palin, that certainly was a curve ball and i think it gave some new energy to the republican ticket. >> i'm not one of those movers and shakers within the republican party that you'd think would be tact. >> when you're handling an america that has an itch for change it looks like it could be a really smart pick, and maybe she'll get some of the women who are bad over hillary clinton having lost. >> ladies and gentlemen, the next vice president of the united states. >> i was hired to work on the obama campaign after hillary conceded, and we were watching sarah palin give her convention speech. >> before i became governor i was mayor of my hometown, and since our opponents in this presidential election seem to look down on that experienc

trailers at 12 and 5 in the afternoon on wednesday...then they're driving up to redding on thursday where pta volunteers at the school will distribute the supplies. the giving doesn't end there...schneider is working with california pizza kitchen at the stonewall mall to also host a fundraiser to raise more money for the (vicki) kron 4 news.sogomonian newsroom ella live in the page. facebook community facebook community pleasanton to the will be posted information victims. information will be posted to the pleasanton community facebook page.live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. (vicki) the city of san francisco is stepping up efforts to keep sidewalks and streets clean.(grant)2 shot closeup starting next month, public works will deploy a special team with the goal of hopefully, cleanin up human and pet feces before anyone notices. kron 4's charles clifford reports. natsnormally when san francisco public works gets a call about a dirty sidewalk or street, they send out a crew to clean it up, but in recent years the department has seen a sharp increase in the number of service calls

and nancy was going out there to speak to the national pta. and so -- >> a wholesome group in las vegas. >> right. and this is on drug abuse, and so she -- actually, ann is the first one -- did some good out with you, barbara? well, she -- >> an is the project he director. >> in charge of the drug busey vents and things. and she gets out there she finds out that the -- i know -- i know. well, ann find out that the sands wants to bring in a slot machine. they thought she would like to privately play a slot machine. >> in mrs. reagan's suite. when she there is so she can play slots. >> yeah. the whole detail is in the book. but there are a lot of stories where friends create -- some of the reagan friended create problem just by trying to be overly solicitous and helpful. >> not so helpful. >> my favorite was ray stark, the famous producer of "annie" and a string of broadway shows and he decided -- he invited her and she said she'd love to come to the opening, and her intention was to come in and sit down and watch the play. and he decided he wan

. >> i was just your average hockey mom and signed up for the pta. i love those hockey moms.ce between a hockey mom and a pit bull? lipstick. >> and it turned out to be a terrible disaster. >> mccain lost in 2008, he didn't just lose. he got shellacked. i mean, he got beaten badly by barack obama. it was a landslide. the defeat was tough on him, and i think it was tough on him in part because ultimately, he didn't run the campaign that he wanted to run. >> mark salter wrote mccain's concession speech. >> he goes, i want it to be short, i want it to be generous, i want to say, this is a good thing for our country. i want it to be clear that i think election of an african-american president is a great step forward for the country. >> the american people have spoken and they have spoken clearly. >> in hindsight, many wonder, what did he think about his choice of sarah palin? >> he never said a critical word about her before or after or during or after, not privately or publicly. >> i think it's something that haunted mccain for a long time. and i think he did deeply regret it an

. >> reporter: the app is poised for a national move through ptas and schools across the country. all in the name of keeping kids happy and healthy in an increasingly digital world. >> we don't want to take technology away from kids. we need to become proactive and right now we are being reactive with technology. i think this app will allow everybody to get to the point where we can continue to be proactive so that technology is taking over our children >> we did do it. >> reporter: in josi with ktvu fox 2 news. >>> we have a look outside and an update on the weekend. >> temperatures falling off a little bit, which means a little cooler at the coast. inland nice and pleasant. haze and smoke are a possibility as well. here is a look at what we can expect for the weekend. temperatures similar today as we felt on yesterday. perhaps a tad cooler for some. getting into the weekend saturday and sunday look very similar. i will show you that in the extended forecast. that flow is west northwest and is allowing the smoke to drift our way. we can expect some at that, especially in the nort

will grow just ke the group is on wednesday...then they're driving up to redding on thursday where ptaolunteers at the school will distribute the supplies. the giving doesn't end there...schneider is working with california pizza kitchen at the stoneridge mall to also host a fundraiser to raise more money for the carr fire victims. details will be posted to the pleasanton community facebook page.live in the newsroom ella sogomonian kron 4 news. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog with drizzle were slow to clear today helping to cool temperatures all over the bay area. highs today were mainly in the 70s inland with 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. doppler radar is showing more showers and thunderstorms over the sierra. on the satellite there is a weak area of low pressure approaching the coast. it will help to bring more clouds to the bay area again tonight with patchy drizzle. tomorrow will start with low clouds and drizzle before partial clearing in the afternoon. highs tomorrow will be in the 70s to mid 80s inland, 60s and 70s around the bay and 50s and 60s at

had another comment about what do you think of what do you think of the diminishing roles that the pta is not established in the schools today? guest: no child left behind was the law of the land. this aggregating data did looking at each individual group of students, white students, latino students, asian students, native american students tossing how each group did in a school not just looking at averages and sweeping some of those real caps on to the rug. we have to tell the truth. having said that i had huge problems with the law. i lived on the other side of it when i ran chicago public schools. what i believe as a nation in terms of policy is we should be clear about what our goals are. the goals that we have so that when young people graduate from high school. actually allowed to take college credit bearing courses not having to take remedial courses. we should be clear on goals. we should be loose on letting districts and states achieve those goals and what works well on the west side of chicago may not work as well in rural montana, may not work as well in california. we shoul

across the street teachers, students, janitors, the pta and the principal of her junior high, brown junior high school, stood on the sidewalk. to their minds, it was something made up, something fantastic. here this child was just coming on. carr remembers, engaging the situation she recalled what her parents had taught her about how to be act in polite company. and so, she says, i smiled nicely, and when the principal told her you don't want to come here, she pond responded respectfully but firmly, i do want to come to this school. carr's response carried within it the contradictory attributes that required in these kinds of confrontations. she smiled -- a sign of social reciprocity, trust, a willingness to engage -- but she also combatively and courageously talked back to the white school official who was barring her way from the newly-built citadel of learning two blocks from her home in washington d.c. carr sued elliott junior high school and her case was one of the earliest desegregation lawsuits of the postwar era. it was one of about a dozen lawsuits that were filed everywhere from

a value sculpture, where an acceptance is the heart of what we do and bullying is totally u na cce ptanacceptable. lm, you came out five yea rs unacceptable. lm, you came out five years ago aged 14. yes. the first girl in youryearto years ago aged 14. yes. the first girl in your year to do so. what was the experience like? it was a very mixed experience in some ways. i had some very supportive friends and people who stood by me and were com pletely people who stood by me and were completely supportive and really helped me, particularly because i came out to my year group before i came out to my year group before i came out to my year group before i came out to my parents. there were also negative things that happened. i was severely cyber bullied by people who were clearly from my school but were using anonymous identities online and telling me to kill myself and harm myself in various ways. it was a really distressing time for me. again, it's not a unique experience, as i have learned, after working with them, but at the time i felt isolated and alone and there was not much support in

it is a cce pta ble two of your yourself and!nam, i know you travelled throughout central europe as well. what impact will it now have on the senate foreign relations committee and the senate armed services committee is thatjohn mccain is not on those committees with that wealth of underground experience? —— on the ground experience. there will be a fight, people will step up to fill it, but yet courage, character and surfing the credibility no matter where he went. —— but he had courage. we went to ukraine to meet the freedom fighters, to, afghanistan, cases where us troops were. we went to meet him, having dinner with a number of wyoming soldiers in iraq andy on the question they had for me was, will you introduce us to senator mccain? he also met leaders of countries, they wanted to with him, without a netanyahu, they wanted to with him, without a neta nyahu, wherever we went they wanted to with him, without a netanyahu, wherever we went around the world, people wanted to hear what he had to see. —— to say. and it was simple p

i think my mother became the president of the pta and she was insisting that there be a lunch room and they made a lunch room out of almost like a school closet where they kept the books and she and one other person would rotate and they would give orange juice and fruit. that was the beginning of the lunch room. >> part of my evolution to food is my mother. >> when you first began your career in the house as we were saying earlier, there was 36 women roughly before. and now there is 108 women in congress.>> there are most in the house and 20 in the senate. we are curious to know looking forward because this is a retrospective on the centennial. looking in 2067, how many people do you think will be in congress? >> 67.>> 50 years from 2017, how far out do you think? >> out of 435 that we have, at least half. let's go for the max. you noticed i want to have. i didn't say one more than half , right? have would be great. we want to be here in equal numbers and equal lou -- leadership and opportunity. what you think about that? >> i think that is great. how will we get there? >> well, that

in order to completely control measles and stop it from spreading you need 95% u pta ke it from spreadingsay no to 5%, where are we? —— you say 95%. for babies, we are doing very well. we have 95 cents at one days but haven't achieved it with two doses of. we obviously want to do better, encourage pa rents of. we obviously want to do better, encourage parents to get the two doses so that we do achieve the target of 95%. for the young adults, we definitely need to do more to raise awareness to try to get them into gp practices and take the vaccine. vanessa, thank you for your time. thank you for your time. you're watching breakfast from bbc news. the headlines: hospitals and ambulance services in england warn of a lack of contigency planning to cope with a no—deal brexit. the charity citizens advice calls for tougher regulation of bailiffs in england and wales. we are getting loads of fantastic... dramatic birth stories. this is from emma. iwas dramatic birth stories. this is from emma. i was in hospitalfor my c section when i realised i was in labour. it was my fourth child. i was a forei

. >> reporter: goya is poised for a national move through grants and pta at schools across the country in an increasingly digital world. >> we don't want to take technology away from kids. we're being reactive with technology. and i think this app will allow everything to get to the point we can continue to be proactive to the technology cell phones are not taking over our children. >> we did t. >> we did do it. >> i go of it. >> goya, get off your [bleep] >> watch t. adults could learn from that too. >>> we'll take a look at this six car crash on 880. this is the second crash of the morning on southbound 880 as you head out to the tenson road area area. commute has been light. once they get rid of the accident. it will back up and actually start doing very well this is a look at the 24 drive through lafayette. it has a nice dry. all the drives have been good, including the bay bridge. and let's bring rosemary in. >>> tgif. we have a bit of a cooldown coming for your way for the weekend. the temperatures dropping off slightly. waking up to the cloud cover, the fog and a little bit of h

my mother became the president of the pta. that there beent a lunchroom. they made a lunchroom out of a school closet. person,and one other they would rotate. school thegive, began giving oranges and fruit. that was the beginning of the lunchroom. of my evolution to food was my mother. >> when you first begin your career in the house, as we were 36ing earlier, there were women, roughly. >> before. it or not, there are 108 women in congress. most of them are in the house, 20 and the senate. we are curious to know, looking forward, there was a retrospective. looking out at the 150th how manyry in 2067, will and will there be in congress. . , that's hope that out of we have really fast. -- have half. thann't even say one more half. we want to be here in equal numbers and equal leadership and equal opportunity. i think that's great. well, i think could get there by instilling women in opportunity -- and women there be people to support you. i think the first part is confident. i think the second part of support. i think the capacity is there. i don't think tha

but my mother became the president of the pta. and she was insistent that there be a lunch room. and they made a lunch room almost out of a school closet where they keep books. and she and one other person, they would rotate, and they would give families at the beginning of school oranges and fruit. and that was the beginning of a lunch room. so part of my evolution to food was my mother. >> when you first began your career in the house, as we were saying earlier, there were 36 women, roughly. >> uh-huh, before. >> before you. >> yes. >> and believe it or not, now there are 108 women in congress. >> 104. >> there are most of them in the house, 20 in the senate. >> right. >> and we are curious to know, looking forward, because this is a retrospective on the centennial, looking out at the 150th anniversary in 2067, how many women do you think will be in congress? do you think they'll reach parity? >> '67? >> in 2067, how many women do you think will be in congress? >> let's hope out of 435 that we have at least half, how about that. let's go for the max. you notice i went to half,

it can happen, nationally, we have an issue where it seems a cce pta ble have an issue where it seems in an hour or so i suppose with our own results. to you, steph and charlie. thanks, naga, and well done to everyone who has their results and talked about them. i think we havejust met, haven't we, some of the students who haven't we, some of the students who have been at the top end, and they are very happy to go on tv and announce it and i know that there will be lots of people who don't necessarily have the top, but they have done brilliantly, so well done from us. yes, because it is all about the achievement, not necessarily the best grade, but doing the best on the day, so it is worth always emphasising that. you're watching breakfast. still to come this morning: best known for her role in fatal attraction, remember that? hollywood superstar glenn close tells us how she'd like to remake the classic movie, this time from the point of view of the mistress. 0h, oh, i 0h, iam oh, i am up for that, definitely, that has to be made, doesn't it? yes. time now to get the news, travel and

there are u na cce pta ble levels know what is going on.age there is an expectation they need to do well and it puts pressure on them from a very early age. it's great to talk to you, suzanne. thank you very much. thank you for having me. if you have been affected by any of the issues raised, you can go to the bbc action line website. the brexit secretary dominic raab has said the government is still aiming to achieve a deal with the eu at the october council summit, but added that is was possible the timetable might ‘creep‘. mr raab explained to the house of lords eu committee how negotiations were progressing and said he was confident a deal could be done. the outstanding separation issues vary from precisely the detail of the dispute over governance provisions, data sharing, administrative procedures and some other issues. what i would say to you, i have this provides reassurance, is that actually most of that is detail rather than on principle issues and i think the contours of the agreement are there. on top of the withdrawal agreement

trailers at 12 and 5 in the afternoon on wednesday...then they're driving up to redding on thursday where ptaolunteers at the school will distribute the supplies. the giving doesn't end there...schneider is working with california pizza kitchen at the stoneridge host a fundraiser to money for the victims. details will be pleasanton ella kron 4 news.the newsroom ( robin )after nearly 3 weeks... vistors are now welcome back to yosemite national park. the iconic park was closed due to the the fuergson wildfire... which is still not yet fully contained. kron-4's gabe slate visited yosemite and shows us what it looks like. stand up gabe slate - "yosemite national park has reopened but the air quality is poor" sound from decarious young / works at yosemite "it was really bad, chunks of ash falling from sky" decarious works at yosemite, he has been here the whole time it was closed he says he's happy to see the tourists return. when you drive into the park it does not feel like the fire is out. you can see smoke everywhere, you can smell it, there are still active hot spots that are still smoking i

it is u na cce pta ble subjected to a tariff of 51%. it is unacceptable not to achieve a deal. its own tariff wall effectively for products coming in. we could face a situation where british farmers are being heavily penalised by the highest tariff wall available and our government choosing to lower the threshold for products coming in. worst case scenario, all efforts, as we have been saying since we first published our report, on the back of the referendum. what do you want the government to hearfrom referendum. what do you want the government to hear from foreigners? what are your worries? what do you wa nt to what are your worries? what do you want to happen? this isn'tjust about farmers, it is about the impact on food. we need a serious and grown—up conversation about food and grown—up conversation about food and the nation's supply of food, how we produce it at home, how we create stability and how we make sure we have a free and frictionless movement of food and agricultural products. it is very uncertain at the moment. we had a strong idea that agriculture and food woul

when you say buy the book, to pin it down in terms of what is a cce pta ble pin it down in terms of whato be quite difficult to make that something black and and white? no, the changes that come in in september, there is a raft of guidance that makes it quite clear the way breeding should be done and how it should be carried out to make sure the puppies welfare is per person hid first. lots of people that are doing this on scrupulously paid no regard to that guidance. it is as you have seen with a shocking images of puppies being bred in cramped conditions, not being fed or water down after being removed from their mum is much too early. presumably welcome news for animal rescue homes. how difficult is it currently with animal rescue homes to rehouse all the animals that end up there? it's great news for us. we are concerned that we homing centres are not regulated and one of the conditions of this is that you could get a puppy of this is that you could get a puppy from a bee homing organisation. we want to see all regulation of those organisations like us to make sure this whole trade i

there's a lot of work being done on teen culture with the two ca pta i ns done on teen culture with thet type of thing. but as i said, they will be ongoing work done on team culture and what it means to actually play for england. kate cross, england's women cricketer has opened up about her battles with anxiety and depression, she was one of the first players to receive a professional contract from the ecb but says she missed out competing for two years after having a breakdown. all i did was to go downstairs and get would go to the toilet, i did not show, did nothing for three days, just slept and cried. my dad came in and opened my blinds and i shot them straightaway. my way of trying to hide from the world, i guess —— i shot them. my way of trying to hide from the world, i guess -- i shot them. danny cipriani has received a firm and support from the rugby world after the incident in jersey support from the rugby world after the incident injersey which put his future in doubt. steve diamond his old boss at has urged england coach eddiejones to stick by him as his clu b eddiejones to s

it has become a cce pta ble total climate change.able to be anti-semitic. has it? it's brought our people's feelings to the surface. it's almost like in your school, if there was a child in your class you didn't really know. they didn't affect you one way or another, but the so—called conceived cool kids in the class said don't like that child, don't be friendly with them, they are bad. a lot of people think, i don't like that child, they must be bad, iam don't like that child, they must be bad, i am not going to play with them. in fact, bad, i am not going to play with them. infact, i bad, i am not going to play with them. in fact, i am going to be nasty to them. what is your evidence that it nasty to them. what is your evidence thatitis nasty to them. what is your evidence that it is acceptable and who is the equivalent of the cool kids in your school, for example? the cool kids have become the labour party. it is not just have become the labour party. it is notjustjeremy have become the labour party. it is not justjeremy corbyn ha

idea of physicality and appearance as a way to kind of say, well, this is what marks you out as a cce ptas have been saying for thousands of years. what is also interesting is that we are making it the responsibility of communication upon the people who are not seeing a problem so the people who have responsibility, that can actively ove rco m e responsibility, that can actively overcome the barrier, that is in their own overcome the barrier, that is in theirown mind, are overcome the barrier, that is in their own mind, are let off from the responsibility. don't you feel there's any misogyny at all around there's any misogyny at all around the wearing of the veil, covering yourself up? men don't have to do the same. i think the patriarch you will use whatever tools it has to ensure that misogyny exists. —— the patriarchy. misogyny can exist in pawn cottle, pornography, advertising, literature, politics and as we all know from the recent movements like like me to and time is up, no one is safe from misogyny. what is central is women's choices and the fact that people assume it is ok and th