academies to account.north america and around the globe. i'm duncan golestani. our top stories: 0n the day that britain was meant to leave the eu, mps prepare to vote yet again on the government's brexit deal, but only part of it. donald trump speaks publicly for the first time since the mueller report was released, claiming his political opponents used the probe to try and illegally seize power. a remembrance service has been held in christchurch in honour of the 50 people killed in two mosque attacks. prime ministerjacinda ardern was among those who spoke.

we investigate two academy trusts. ijust want people to hear what happens in academies, the corruption that goes on behind those doors. we hear from two headteachers turned whistle—blowers. i can't stay here and watch what they're doing to my school. we uncover evidence of organised cheating in exams. she walked past, looked at my test and she stopped and she just pointed at it, went, "that's the answer" and told me the answer. and we ask: why is nobody holding academy bosses to account? i know that you organised and allowed cheating across the trust. can you tell me why you did that? the parents and children deserve answers, what would you say to that? last year panorama exposed an education scandal. the money should have been spent on the children. 8,300 schools have become academies, paid for by the taxpayer but run by private trusts. we showed how some academy trust have exploited the schools they run, and how the government has failed to supervise them. this can never, ever be allowed to happen again. after the fi

phillips exeter academy and the u.s. naval academy and the john f. kennedy school of government at harvard. he is a four-star admiral and had a brilliant career. he is also well-known known as a navy historian and has had just an outstanding career. please join me in welcoming the distinguished members of the panel who will be celebrating with us today. [applause] >> welcome. i'm going to start with a question, where is hollywood? where's the big, blockbuster movie, that sprawling saga about the naval hero in the early hours of this nation, the one who dressed up in native, local sailors' garb to sneak into to come and notc rescue but blow up the uss philadelphia, which had been taken hostage there. where is the one who came back to washington and chanted an an entirehanted community and brought a vivid, heroic life to all of us. where is that hollywood blockbuster? i think that any of you, after listening to this panel today, will agree that somebody in hollywood has to get cracking on this. [applause] ann: i want to start with admiral john harvey,

while the same category at the academy awards was composed of only men.n california, proving itself to be a more inclusive competition on the oscars? if you look at this year's nominees it is clear that the independent spirits have been more inclusive than the oscars. you have to remember that the oscars are voted for by 6,000—7,000 people. and trying to figure out what they believe is a very complex thing. irrespective of comparisons to the oscars, the independent spirit awards has recognised some bold and daring cinema. films like we the animals, sorry to bother you and eighth grade. the event is an inspirational showcase. ultimately, it shows us that independent film in america is very strong. film—makers like barryjenkins and deborah granik are doing some of their best work at an independent level. they are connecting with audiences in a way that mean something to people, that means something to their lives, and that's a real remarkable thing. what's it like for oscar nominees who come to los angeles to participate in the ceremony? well, it can be qui

was the academy reacting to the vilification of mexicans in america by nominating her? artist? it can be a little bit of both, because the racial make—up of the academy has changed. so who is to say that she would have been nominated if the academy was still predominantly white men over the age of 60? but we also have to look beyond what's going to happen the next year and the year after that. only time will tell. with that scepticism in mind, not everyone has been reading hollywood's embrace of aparicio at face value. there are those that take issue with the fact that aparicio was nominated for best actress at the oscars for a role that seemed pretty stereotypical, something familiar to hollywood elite — a mexican woman as a maid. i think that's one way of looking at it and a very simplified way of looking at it. i think cuaron was very honest in saying that this was a story about his upbringing. and i was very frustrated to see article after article try to attempt to disenfranchise yalitza's portrayal, rather than accept it for her role within this family. looking at

academies these vary between 3, 6 and 8-week academies and inservice e.m.s. a 7%. majority of that is rereasonsing. reasons -- relicensing. in the same study, the total usage per year is 49,220. that's the number of people who cycled through both training academies. that averages about 4000 per month little over 4000 with the highest use occurring in october and lowest in july. those numbers will change but that was specific to the 2016 study that we performed. the preferred place for the new location based on the data now is about approximately 7 acres and a adjacent to the bay provide for water rescue training which does not exist and within or adjacent with a reasonable adjacency to san francisco so the firefighters can access the facility from their stations. final few slides represent training props. these aren't specific. we thought about for future training facility for san francisco. but represent. call training props that we could expect to see at a new training facility. that concludes our presentation. thank you. >> president nakajo: thank you very much.

president ellen trump is helping set up an academy for far right leaders in italy steve bannon has praised the italian government's nationalist agenda and hopes more countries will follow its example but his son you're going to go report some color pardo some residents there not so happy. for more than eight hundred years that resulted charterhouse monastery in college park dar has been a place of quiet contemplation these days the last of the remaining monks is retired and it is no longer solely dedicated to the theory of pursuits the new resident has moved in with more worldly plans in mind benjamin han well the founder of the d.d. tartus humana institute or d.h. i want to transform it into a right wing populist recruiting ground the first project is the cardinal martino academy for human dignity which will promote catholic social teaching with a special emphasis pro-life pro-family issues the second project is the academy for the christian west which will promote the christian foundations of

at the police academy. they go through that four weeks and intern at the police stations and attend a lot of events. you've probably seen the high school aged young people are our cadets an attend various events. and whether it's special olympics and toy drives and all things we do. they meet every month three times a month on thursdays they engage in programs and learn a sense of civic responsibility and leadership and public speaking. we say to our young people you can which is a career in law enforcement or anything but we'll teach you skills to be successful. i'm here today because of that program. we try to transition from the cadet program to the paid program. the ability to participate in summer training they have to reside in san francisco and pass a background check and on the they're part of our extended family. we have a successful flag football program and a successful jiu-jitsu program two nights a week mentored by officers. we brought our fishing program back. we have a cheerleading and footba

how do i install it and how do i maintain need for soft inability a stephen renewable energy academy wants to expand its educational program the team is planning to build another academy in the niger and capital. did you know that african wild dogs extremely successful hunters they are kill rate put chains is around eighty percent and that's far more than loans and that's just one example the pack animals key to calling have evolved populations once health system balanced but there is a problem for the well they're under threat believe it or not wild dogs used to be a common sight on africa's savannah in the mid twentieth century they were around hoff a million of them but their range has grown more and more limited and their numbers have been decimated and this week's show we had to southeastern zimbabwe to visit conservationists working to give these unique animals a future. as the day cools down life in the bush in south east and bob wait begins to reawaken. you can hear the african wild dogs spend the hottest part of the day sleeping in the shade. now in the late afternoon the pa

san rafael's marin academy confirms that were amon charged in the scandal.on4's maureen kelly has more. san rafael's marin academy confirms that two of their parents were amoung those chargein nationwide college bribary scandal that has so far enshared 50 people.one of those parents is mill valley resident bill mcglashan jr....he had been on the board of trustees of the college prepatory high school but has since resigned since the story broke.he has also been put on leave from tpg...the global private equity firm he founded. mcglashan's accused of bribing a usc associate director to get his son recruited as a punter....despite the fact that marin academy doesn't have football team.in an except from the court authorized wiretap rick singer....the alleged ringleader of the scheme...identified as cooperating witness number 1...says so i'm going to make him a kicker....to which mcglashan laughs and says he does have really strong legs. another marin academy parent agustin huneeus jr an affluent napa valley wine maker is accused by the feds of paying singer to h

eight per diem academy has begun. they're in their first of two weeks and there are 27 of them, and then they will begin their ride out evaluations in march. our fire reserves, as always, 193 hours of drills and volunteer work, including battalion drills, and a barge drill with the transit committee, and a big shout out to them. that is in the middle of the night that they volunteer for that. we really appreciate it. we have had 13 events, classes, and outreach presentations and meetings in january. and we talk a little bit about outreach and recruitment. our firefighter he was the outreach coordinator and our lieutenant to is our p.i.o., they have gone to several different events. they did the city job fair in january. three information sessions at the d.o.t., and we are now working with high schools, and specifically, we worked with mission high school in january. we are working towards getting a public safety paris or sought -- career software -- career pathway so they don't have to go elsewhere for those classes.

why are we talking about the academy today? well, we're close to what we call our founders day, which is march 17. but this is also a special year and it's the 150th anniversary of the association of graduates, which keeps the alumni informed and connected with our alma mater. the 150th anniversary will be may 22, 2019. so we thought we'd come down to the floor and talk about the experience and the importance of the military academies, but of course west point being the oldest and the best, the importance to our nation and its security. so with that i'd like to first yield to the member of congress, our colleague, sean patrick maloney, from the hudson valley, who represents west point and the surrounding communities for as much time as he may consume. mr. maloney: i thank the gentleman. thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to commemorate the 150th anniversary of the west point association of graduates. i'm proud to represent the cadets, faculty, active duty soldiers, and the many alumni of the united states military academy at

what the national academy of scie tes? where is located? who founded it? you've got a chance here that we'll talk about open doors to receive people, to get to know more abo what the nas is. talk to me about that. >> well, the national academy of sciences is perhaps one of the best kept secrets in washington. we don't want it to be a secret anymore. that's one reason why we're opening our doors on april 13th for everyone in washington. aig familyay for people to come. we were founded more than 155 years ago by abraham lincolnhe be advisers to the nation. we are a nongovernmental body. >> nonprofit. >> nonprofit that advises the nation on anyatter where evidence can lead to better decisions. we're excited about that day because we want to bring in t famili show them how they can use science in everything from the most important decisionsn their liv to the most mundane. >> think of this as an opportunito to head down one of the smithsonians. this time you are really getting some real hands-on opportunity to talk about and learn about stem. this is on 2101 co

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now, the future of the academy is on the line. nbc bay area's jodi hernandez is live at the school with how this mix-up happened. >> janell, both the donor and the school thought that art was the real deal, but not the case. let us show you what is the real deal. we're going to bring you inside here. you are looking at the school's after school program. these girls are a part of it. tonight, the academy's future is in jeopardy. >> it's almost like a warmth or a vibration in my chest. >> that's how seventh grader cadence strange describes how he feels when he sings with his classmates at oakland's pacific boy choir academy. >> but the future of the middle school is now up in the air after getting what they thought was a donation of valuable asian paintings. >> we had this extraordinarily generous donor who inherited some beautiful art from his parents and thought it was quite valuable, and he gave that art to us. >> the school used the art to borrow $400,000 to hire staff and build the program. before learning the paintings weren't

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team brit racing academy was set up be. team brit racing academy was set up by be. team brit racing academy making their tyre marks a competing the ultimate test. yeah. the le mans 2a hour is the pinnacle of team endurance car racing, so if we want to make a statement that anybody with a disability can race, then if we can become the first disabled racing team to compete in the world's most gruelling 2a hour race, then we have succeeded in our message over normalising disability. it is another crazy british challenge. all right, come on. are you ready for me to be your passenger? are you ready, it is the question. no, it is going to great fun, you will enjoy it. —— going to be. exciting. yeah, very exhilarating. safe to say that was not recorded any time in the last few days. no, in contrast this morning, it was wet and windy. and there is more coming as well. let's find out how much more with helen. good morning, helen. i think we will see some blue skies in some parts today but it is in amongst this very turbulent weather. it is low pressure with us at the moment

another marin academy parent agustin huneeus jr an affluent napa valley wine maker is accused by the feds of paying singer to help his daughter cheat on the sat test....and bribing to get heronto usc's water polo team by fabricating her athletic profile that included the photo of another girl playing the sport.a wiretap allegedly caught huneeus asking is there any risk this thing blows up in my face? singer replying hasnt in 24 years.marin academy has issued a statement saying there is no indication that anyone at the school was aware of or participated in the alleged illegal and highly unethical behavior.they say they are shocked by these charges against these parents....and are especially concerned about the impact this will have on their children.maureen kelly kron4 news (terisa)former trump campaign chairman paul manafort will be serving more time in prison. (ken) today a federal judge in washington ordered manafort to serve an additional 43 months in prison on charges of conspiracy and witness tampering. grant lodes joins us with details on these charges. (grant) in all, the for

the academy, the passing academy.ed it up? >> it was a blast. we went down there. it's been a lot of fun. obviously, sports and music in brazil, it's real down there. so to be able to go down there and have a lot of fun down there -- >> jimmy: are you trying to bring football -- >> yeah, football -- american football's growing like crazy. i was actually -- ciara and i were both shocked how many fans we had down there. you know, obviously, they've known ciara for years. but, you know, football's growing like crazy, you know, rapid fire down there. so it's pretty fascinating. and then, obviously, we went to carnivale and had a good time. and it's like coachella times ten. [ light laughter ] you know? >> jimmy: is it really? just look at you. >> there's a good picture. yeah, that's a good one. >> jimmy: i mean, come on. [ audience aws ] this looks like a rager! >> i mean, it is. all night. they go -- they go from 8:00 at night to 8:00 in the morning for a whole straight week, whole straight week. so it's nuts. and they h

another marin academy parent agustin huneeus jr an affluent napa valley wine maker is accused by the feds of paying singer to help his daughter cheat on the sat test....and bribing to get heronto usc's water polo team by fabricating her athletic profile that included the photo of another girl playing the sport.a wiretap allegedly caught huneeus asking is there any risk this thing blows up in my face? singer replying hasnt in 24 years.marin academy has issued a statement saying there is no indication that anyone at the school was aware of or participated in the alleged illegal and highly unethical behavior.they say they are shocked by these charges against these parents....and are especially concerned about the impact this will have on their children.maureen kelly kron4 news racist graffiti found on a restroom wall on the campus of an east bay collegeschool administrators say the incident is under investigation. today dozens of students walked out of class to protest kron4's haaziq madyun was there and files this report sot

the veterans academy is located in the presidio.e was opened in 2000 and houses 108 veterans with disabilities. the mission is to provide a peaceful location to help senior and disabled veterans heal from their wounds of war and age in place. i was so happy to visit, like i said, last friday and speak with some of the veterans about their experience. with black future month in mind, i am taking this chance to honor the 28 african-american veterans who currently reside at the veterans academy site for their service to our country. today we have four representatives who are joining us, john baker, who served in the u.s. army, michael crain, who served in the u.s. air force, richard hollingsworth, who served in the u.s. army, and robert scott, who also served in the u.s. army. each of these men have incredible stories about their time spent after returning back to civilian life. for instance, since his service, michael worked as a security policeman, richard worked at the army medical center, which brings his residency at full circle.

san rafael's marin academy confirms that two parents were among those charged in the scandal.n kelly has more. san rafael's marin academy confirms that two of their parents were amoung those charged in the nationwide college bribary pare resident bill mcglashan jr....he had been on the high s since resigned since the story broke.he has also been put on leave from tpg...the global private equity firm he founded. mcglashan's accused of bribing a usc associate director to get his son recruited as a punter....despite the fact that marin academy doesn't have football team.in an except from the court authorized wiretap rick singer....the alleged ringleader of the scheme...identified as cooperating witness number 1...says so i'm going to make him a kicker....to which mcglashan laughs and says he does have really strong legs. another marin academy parent agustin huneeus jr an affluent napa valley wine maker is accused by the feds of paying singer to help his daughter cheat on the sat test....and bribing to get heronto usc's water polo team by fabricating her athletic profile that incl

copies of the koran were ripped up and windows were smashed at the bahr academy last night.ime. it's been the second time this year that the academy has been targetted. mark denten reports. copies of the koran, torn up and scattered on the floor. damage everywhere you look, the aftermath of another night of destruction at newcastle's bahr academy. the islamic education centre was targeted back injanuary in what police then described as a hate crime. last night, a group of people broke into the centre again. local people raised the alarm, then the organisers were confronted by this. all in a place designed to bring people together. this is an educational centre, with the community element to it. basically, we educate everyone. muslims, non—muslims, everyone. it is devastating. it is really sad, disturbed, hurt, and at the same time, i don't know why it happened again. and why it is happening again and again. this repeat hate crime comes less than a fortnight after the terror attacks on mosques in new zealand. the local mp's concerned. i visited the bahr academy the day after

the air force academy, the other academies have been fighting this culture issue. and yet, they prosecute almost nobody, despite having a huge amount of sexual assault at those institutions. >> and lastly, commander elliott , do you believe if we did change the system, if we allowed train, military prosecutors to make these decisions, not commanders, that it would change the retaliation rates and the perception of retaliation by survivors? >> absolutely. i think the perceived and real retaliation rates would be far less. people would feel a lot less retaliation. bias from all the sides, too. i have talked to other victims who, they have been retaliated against. light, you made the commanding officer do that because reporting this or telling against this, the sailors had to leave because of something you did. ou that retaliation would not be there if the ceos, the commanding officers are not making those decisions. >> even if you take the decision outside the chain of command, is it is and it still the commanders responsibility to --. :i agree with you. were no matt

there's academy domains. it starts in the academy and ongoing throughout the years as officers go through their career and from the management arena down we all receive implicit bias training. >> commissioner: to address the questions commissioner elias raised. we have the procedure of justice training and implicit bias training and we asked the u.s. d.o.j. to issue the report and we're now work the california d.o.j. to continue this program. we have implemented many programs and partnering with academic institutions to identify the data. we see there's concerning numbers. what's it mean and how's it correlate with the police work and correlate with the engagement in the community. they'll be issuing additional recommendations how to address the implicit bias concerns raised by the commission and members in the police department. >> commissioner: are there going to be mechanisms in place to e analyze the data and what transpired and level of force used and how it escalated but are we going to look at each use

president donald trump's former advisor steve bannon is helping set up an academy for rights leaders in italy bannan has praised italy's populist government for its nationals to gender and is hoping more countries will follow its example but a sign of reports from kuala pardo some local people aren't happy with the plan for more than eight hundred years the true salty charterhouse monastery in colorado has been a place of quiet contemplation these days the last of the remaining monks is retired and it is no longer solely dedicated to the theory of pursuits the new resident has moved in with a more worldly plans in mind benjamin hahn well the founder of the d.d. tartus humana institute or d.h. i want to transform it into a right wing populist recruiting ground. the first project is the car no martin academy for human dignity which will promote catholic social teaching with a special emphasis pro-life pro-family issues the second project is the academy for the judeo christian west which will promote the christian foundations of western civilization one of the main backers is all right

despite the fact that marin academy doesn't have football team.academy parent is accused by the feds of paying rick singer --- the ring leader of the scheme --- to help his daughter cheat on the sat test. and bribing to get her onto usc's water polo team by fabricating her athletic profile. marin academy has issued a statement saying there is no indication that anyone at the school was aware of or participated in the alleged illegal and highly unethical behavior. ( james ) breaking news on the admissions scandal... two stanford university students are suing several universities after learning about the college admissions bribery scandals. erica olson and kalea woods are suing several elite colleges, saying they were denied a fair opportunity to get into the schools. federal prosecutors say 50 people took part in a scheme that involved either cheating on tests or bribing college coaches and admissions officials. of those 50 people, 13 are bay area parents. ( darya ) the arrest of an undocumented immigrant accused in the murder of a san jose woman h