amanda: hard to say. georgia: you know we've seen a rise in first-time users and long-term addicts accidentally overdosing. amanda: and most people don't even know what they're taking. this drug can look very similar to a less potent drug. georgia: you're right. so you be careful out there preston, you never know where this stuff is gonna pop up. preston: oh come on georgia, you know i don't run with that circle. georgia: your circle just might be a little wider than you think. preston: oh there she is right there. what's up? hey v, hold on. veronica: oh, hey guys. preston: hey. so how's the studying coming along? veronica: oh, i have no chemistry with chemistry. but with lou's help i'm starting to get it; molecule by molecule. noah: the big test is in a few days, right? veronica: yes. it's a third of my grade. if i don't get at least a b i'm in trouble. preston: don't worry about it, you got this. veronica: what i've got is too few hours in the day to study. preston: well let's start with an easy one; wh

amanda: great.also need to check with - margot: check with georgia to see if she can pull any prints from the packages. amanda: exactly. couldn't have said it better myself. mitch: didn't have to. preston: how do we know this is a predator and not just some kid? amanda: well we don't until we investigate but all the signs are there. preston: yeah, like what exactly? amanda: like not being willing to meet when an adult or parent is in the room. preston: hey it can be tough meeting a girl's parents. i can't say i blame the guy. amanda: it's a standard pattern with these predators. they make contact with the kids online and then try to get them to meet in person. they'll send bus or train tickets, even plane tickets, and they give the target no excuse not to go. preston: yeah, but wouldn't they tell their parents before they leave town? amanda: did you tell me everything you were up to in highschool? preston: well, not everything. amanda: exactly. these predators use that to their advantage. they targe

amanda: yeah, marisol esperanso. preston: marisol on 14th street? amanda: right.ow'd you know that? veronica: that's veronica's grandma. her mom's mom. amanda: oh, no. oh, i had no idea. i should call gloria and let her know what's going on. preston: yeah, and i'll talk to... i'll talk to veronica. amanda: do you want me to handle that? preston: yeah. yeah, the conversations these days have been so awkward. it's like we don't know what to say to each other. amanda: well, why don't you try talking about that? talk about how hard it is to talk to each other and at how much easier it used to be to talk to each other, back when you were talking to each other... preston: no, that's good, that's good. could you start from the top? amanda: we'll talk later. preston: oh, yeah, you've got stuff to do. all right. amanda: okay. preston: thanks, mom. gloria: i can't believe my mom would send that much money. but she lives off those retirement checks. amanda: well, i tried to explain the situation to her today, but i'm just not sure the message got through. gloria: so, should

c amanda. >> i agree with ambassador. it wasn't even a professional. and i also agree that anti-americanism is a -- thing in turkey so this predates it and is entirely separate room american cooperation which provided one more thing for the media to focus on that i want to say a word on the question about sanctions. congress, there is legislation that would enable the advanced ration to sanction turkey if it goes forward with the f. 300. there is a provision that prohibits other countries are making significant transactions with russian defense entities. that would already provide the administration to sanction turkey if this f4 hundred deal goes forward. i know they were talking in congress about doing other things. certainly one of the things that didn't come up but i have been talking with people in europe and what is then particular striking is their chance to be a difference in where exec at the branches are which i think the british government, the chairman and the u.s. are looking at this idea of engagement wanting something to preserve the rela

amanda sloat. and also deputy assistant secretary for southern europe and eastern mediterranean affairs. we have another colleague, a senior fellow at the american institute for contemporary german studies. then we also have the senior fellow here at brookings who has just published a fabulous new book turkey and the west the which i would highly recommend you purchase. it is certainly worth getting an excellent set of insights into turkey's relations with the west. we are going to be talking about the challenges and how does the west deal with turkey, is there anything salvageable in this relationship? what are the tools governments have when they are trying to influence what turkey is doing? is it hubris to think the u.s. or europe can influence what turkey is doing? what role does domestic politics play in these relations and how erdogan's government views his relationship with the u.s.? we have a diverse set of views on these issues which is going to be valuable. i want to start with ambassador

i agree with amanda that we should not be abandoning rule of law. that is the most important thing we ought to be talking about both because of how it affects the issues between us but also how it affects the domestic situation in turkey. ofimately this is the future turkey, for turks to decide. i'm not suggesting it should be transactional. but there are things that you can do that don't necessarily put you outside the bounds of the rule of law that allow you to create more leverage for dealing with things like taking 's prisoner.s -- fsn if we close the one in l.a. that would impose pain on turkey. on people close to the president. this is similar in some sense to how we deal with other kleptocracy is like russia. i'm not suggesting we abandoned rule of law. but i think we can take things of value to turkey hostage within the rubric of rule of law. second, although i am in favor we shouldn't kid ourselves that secretary tillerson or secretary pompeo, when he is confirmed, dealing with the foreign minister or jim mattis dealing with the minister in

airlines and for the very latest i have on the line amanda some us from under the capital often and amanda panky you witnessed the incident unfold at the airport tell us what happened. there ryan. up a little bit higher than katmandu so we were sitting up on the top. airplane it looked to me like it was taking off but it was because i saw it as it was after it was northbound coming out of the airport so then it flew near by i saw a car to the right to the east and i thought for sure it was going to hit you it wasn't in time but then i said oh yeah there it goes started decline a little bit but about a minute later it came back around and it looked like it could come right into our little hill pop village and then the lights were on and it was very close and then it went and then looked like ok it's going to make it and it was like it was going to be just fine but visibility is boring a lot today so once it landed then i saw one like explosion and then another one light next to it like it bounced i guess so obviously you saw in very graphic detail what exactly happened but you seem to be a

(steve) amanda renteria is the newest candidate for governor. the former hillary clinton campaign aide jumped into the gubernatorial race just a little more than a month ago.(catherine) she's never been elected to public office.. but has worked on the staffs of several powerful lawmakers and is said to know politics well. this week - she talked with capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz about the change of culture in california. amanda renteria (42;38-43) we need to be willing to have those uncomfortable conversations if we all want to get better as a state. amanda renteria is talking about the deadly police shooting of stephon clark.less than two weeks ago -- clark was killed by two sacarmento police officers in his grandparent's backyard. renteria - a democratic candidate for governor and the former chief of operations at the state department of justice - is open to an independent investigation in any police involved shooting case.amanda renteria, democratic candidate for governor "we need to go to a place and a process where people really be

i want to bring back mark preston now, bakari sellers, amanda carpenter and scott jennings. so listen, bakari didn't get to speak last time. so what do you think, bakari? >> i think bakari is very happy tonight. >> listen, let me go around. i have a lot of thoughts. i want to start first with mark preston. earlier today he regurgitated a comment that was made by barack obama about clinging to your guns and your bibles but he failed to acknowledge the fact that barack obama won pennsylvania twice and as amanda brought up in the break he won union households as well. it goes to a deeper point. fact that what conor lamb did -- and i hate to refute not just you, don, but also van and the other gentleman. but there wasn't anything republican light. in fact, what conor lamb did was he ran to the base and the heartbeat of what the democratic party was. this is somebody who ran on protecting the aca and health care for all individuals. this is somebody who talked about the fundamental ineke waults of the tax bill that was just passed. but even more importantly he went out there and

. >>> joining me now, josh rogen and amanda turkill. so many interesting elements to this story, the latest there abc news where they reported a year ago this moment when his secret service detail, talking about scott pruitt, couldn't get in contact with him. they thought he was unconscious, they called 911, emergency crews were mobilized and they burst threw the door to find him awaking from a nap. just a bizarre story, amanda. >> and then because they broke the door and the glatss, they hd to reimburse like $4,000, $5,000. so more taxpayer money to fund scott pruitt. the trump administration is a mess. they have all these ethic scandals which is funny because it is not like scott pruitt is hurting for money. taxpayers are also paying for him to fly back and forth from oklahoma and he has been flying first class which is outraging a lot of people because obviously it is a lot more expensive, but he is saying needs it because of all the threats he is getting. that is a break from past practice of other epa administrators. so scott pruit

she's from new york amanda you came here from new york with your friends why was it so important for you to participate in this protest it's important to me to. prices have been this because this isn't just one person issue it involves everyone because everyone is a vick could be a victim of gun violence young old black white whoever you are and so i want to stand up for the people that i love and for everyone so i encourage everyone to go out vote may change what what change you would like to see what kind of legislation i would love for some out america so rifles to be banned i want should background checks i just want people to be safe and especially gun violence in general to understand just about school shootings gun violence continues in communities of color constantly and we need to focus on supporting students and mt mental health background checks and just keep going from there what you tell people who tell you you are just a high school kid. we seem to be losing the signal a little bit from alexandre at the protest of the march for life there but we will bring you more as d

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. >> interesting, amanda. i can hear you remarking right there. 63%, not just women, by the way, who believe stormy daniels and karen mcdougal here. 63% of voters. men are involved in that also. a vast majority of people believe their story. i was looking at the numbers yesterday, more evangelical voters actually believe the women. everyone seems to believe them over the president. what does that tell you? >> i think to analyze the situation correctly you almost have to take the sex out of it because if this is just a sex scandal, president trump survives it very easily because people knew about the problems he had with women. what this scandal really is about is secrets and lies and the way that president trump does business. the purpose of these agreements, the hush agreements, is to keep a secret from the public. and a lot of people question these women, well, why are they shopping the story now? why now? look at what happened. these secrets were exposed in the press. as a result of these agreements, trump

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this is what he does. >> amanda, no downside for him.gain, we're all speaking in political terms here. but no downside for him being on the opposite side of a debate with baldwin from "snl" part of that, you know, northeastern liberal establishment. >> yeah. no downside for him at all. the press will cover it a little bit. his supporters will think it's funny or just ignore it completely. you know, this week that we were talking about, you know, any other presidency it would be considered a disastrous week but like everyone has been saying he's had so many of these weeks that in a lot of ways it's more noise, just another week in his presidency. >> julian zelizer, as you look back on the week just transpired, the same question i put to amanda earlier, what stands out in your mind? >> what stands out, everyone is surprised. i mean that. i mean there has to be a point of reckoning in our world of journalism where we understand the kind of presidency that we have at this point, his method of doing business and we move beyond the shock and a

amanda, her mother nancy and sister samantha.lved in the equal pay fight right from the start. the money must be there because they found the money for the gentlemen, how are they not finding the money for the ladies? nancy's husband, michael, used to be a bin man — the veryjob she thinks is of equal value to hers. nancy used to work 50—60 hours a week, just to get a decent wage. and i worked for another council and i could work a lot less hours and still bring home more money. it's terrible. i'm staying with my mum and dad, i'm 26. i am trying to save for a house, and i've been saving up but if i had more, like obviously the same money that the men were getting, then that meant that i could have been saving more, i could have bought a house quicker. the women say the labour council and the trades unions fought against their equal pay claim for years, but now the snp is running glasgow city hall and the mood has changed. but there's no deal, yet. i've come to meet the leader of glasgow city council; a woman. she was elected last

(vicki) amanda renteria is the newest candidate for governor. former hillary clinton campaign aide jumped into the gubernatorial race just a little more than a month ago.(steve) she has never been elected to public office.. but she has worked on the staffs of several powerful lawmakers and knows politics well. this week - she spoke with capitol bureau reporter kody leibowitz about the change of culture in california. amanda renteria (42;38-43) we need to be willing to have those uncomfortable conversations if we all want to get better as a state. amanda renteria is talking about the deadly police shooting of stephon clark.less than two weeks ago -- clark was killed by two sacarmento police officers in his grandparent's backyard. renteria - a democratic candidate for governor and the former chief of operations at the state department of justice - is open to an independent investigation in any police involved shooting case.amanda renteria, democratic candidate for governor "we need to go to a place and a process where people really believe in it."

i called you kirsten instead of amanda i'm sorry.great weekend i'll see you all. >> thanks. >> when we come back the president's so-called the press conference. we'll go through all the false claims he made while he paraded out a bill he didn't like but signed anyways. if your adventure keeps turning into unexpected bathroom trips you may have overactive bladder, or oab. ohhhh... enough already! we need to see a doctor. ask your doctor about myrbetriq® (mirabegron). it treats oab symptoms of urgency, frequency, and leakage. it's the first and only oab treatment in its class. myrbetriq may cause serious allergic reactions. if you experience swelling of the face, lips, throat or tongue, or difficulty breathing... stop taking myrbetriq and tell your doctor right away. myrbetriq may increase blood pressure. tell your doctor right away if you have trouble emptying your bladder or have a weak urine stream. myrbetriq may affect or be affected by other medications. before taking myrbetriq, tell your doctor if you have liver or kidney problem

i want to talk about that with charles blow, andre carpetter and amanda bauer. the president was in ohio to promote his infrastructure plan but it was more like a campaign rally because he spoke about the ratings of the "roseanne" reboot. watch this. >> look at her ratings. look at her ratings. i got a call from mark burnett, he did the apprentice, he's a great guy. he said, donald, i called just to say hello and to tell you, did you see "roseanne's" ratings? i said, mark, how big were they? they were unbelievable. over 18 million people. and it was about us. >> it was about us. i mean, us. he's a middle class person like -- anyway, i don't know. maybe he's talking about him and his supporters. is this what we want our president to be concerned with. >> stormy daniels got 20 million viewers it was also about him. >> shade. >> it is. but the idea of being obsessed with television, though, is really strange. and, you know, i saw online somebody said they had done an accounting and he tweeted about ratings like 260 plus times and human rights, their counter point w

thank you for joining us michael and amanda.let's get to the point on the surface, what do you say about this bombshell on andrew mccabe? >> you know, i do not think that this is the results of the mueller probe. i think this is a result of lying to investigators. investigators that are his peers. and you know we don't really know if it was all right lying. lacking candor could be anything from lying via distortion, via exaggeration or via omission. but the point is that it lacks candor. it is basically not being forthright. but this is not the result of donald trump laying down the hammer and causing him to be fired. it is a result of people within mccabe's own agency or former agency recommending his termination. these are not the presidents henchmen recommending this. >> what do you say? we do not know all of the facts right now. we're just going by what the attorney general has given us as well as the fbi about andrew mccabe. what do you suspect is going on?some people are saying it is political. >> i think that this is an i

so amanda, just look at all the breaking news story. that's why i said more chaotic in the last few hours. hope hicks, the resignation. the ivanka kelly feud. trump attacking sessions. kushner stripped of scleerns. the ways that four countries are looking to manipulate kushner. admiral mike rogers saying he isn't getting authority from the president to disrupt russia's attempts to interfere in elections. that's a partial lit. >> then throw out the gun legislation meeting today, which was a total mess. i mean, i watched that and i kind of stepped away and said, okay if you're a republican senator in a red state like even my former boss ted cruz. trump is effectively asking you to choose between him and the nra when it comes to many of these upcoming discussions. trump was all over the place. what was really disappointing to me is i think there is a lot of traction in conservative circles for the gun violence protective order where a family member could report one and say take his guns way away and have a due process element so he can hav

amanda, would you please start? >> absolutely. chairman grassley, ranking member feinstein and distinguished members, judiciary committee. acute care inviting you to testify on the violence against women act. my name is amanda never thought i would be made to suffer greater injustice than what i went through on the day that i was growing up i believe the american promises that rights were sacred. everyone was equal. in the eyes of the law and that the legal system existed to write wrongs and restore justice. it was only after my ordeal that i discovered firsthand the ways in which rape survivors are continually victimized and betrayed by our countries failures to make good on promises. when i went to research my options i discovered huge irregularities and shortfalls in civil rights available to survivors. some states destroy untested rape kits before the statute of limitations but others deny survivors a copy of the police report or medical records. some do not even tell survivors what rights they have. i realized that i had a ch

my name is amanda. i never thought i'd be made to suffer a greater injustice than what i went through on the day i was raped. growing up, i believed in the familiar american promises that our rights were sacred, that everyone was equal in the eyes of the law, and that the legal system existed to right wrongs and restore justice. it was only after my ordeal that i discovered firsthand the ways in which rape survivors are continually revictimized and betrayed by our country's failure to make good on its promises. when i went to research my options, i discovered huge irregularities and shortfalls in the civil rights available to survivors. some states destroy untested rape kits before the statute of limitations, other states deny survivors a copy of their police report or medical records. some don't even tell survivors what rights they have. i realized i had a choice. accept the injustice or take change into my own hands. and so, with your help, i decided to rewrite the law. founded an organization where w

my name is amanda nguyen. i never thought that i would be made to suffer a greater injustice than what i went through on the day that i was raped. growing up i believed in the familiar american promises that are right with sacred that everyone was equal and i was the lone the legal system existed to right wrongs and restore justice. it's only after my ordeal that i discovered first-hand the ways in which raped survivors are continually refit demise and betrayed their country's failures. when i went to research my options i discovered huge irregularities and shortfalls in the civil rights available to survivors. some states destroyed test rape kits before the statute of limitations. others denied a copy of the police report or medical record. some don't even tell survivors what rights they have. i realized i had a choice, except the injustice or take the changes in my own hands in so with your help i decided to rewrite the law. together we organized the health drafts that unanimously passed the sexual assault s

a few weeks after his arrest, nique's daughters, amanda and rebecca, posted an edited video on youtubeir dad. in the video the girls claimed that their mother hated her own family and those same spiteful relatives were the primary reason their dad was in jail. for nique's family, that video was devastating. what, they wondered, had happened to those girls in the four years they had been in vermont. >> as far as i can tell, he poisoned them against us. i can only attribute that to, you know, them living in a house with a master manipulator. >> the notion of matt leili as a master manipulator would become a central theme when his murder trial began in january 2016. >> morning, ladies and gentlemen. >> in her opening statement to the jury, prosecutor lisa jones depicted matt leili as a couch potato sponging off his hard-working wife. >> nique leili was the breadwinner. the family was in debt, up to $300,000 in debt. >> furthermore, jones said, matt leili tried to control his wife by turning their home into a virtual north korea. with cameras and recording devices everywhere. lenses aimed

amanda mckenzie is joining us live from the scene of that bridge collapse. can you give us a sense of that effort that is still under way to find out if there are any other victims in the rubble there? >> yes, it's been a nonstop open fort. crews have been here all day yesterday and all night. this morning they have updated us on the progress. the death toll has risen to six confirmed dead and their families have been notified. a total of ten people have been taken to the hospital but we don't know the extent of their injuries. right now this is no longer a rescue mission. they say this is a recovery effort. you can get a clear shot of some of the vehicles that are still collapsed. just pancaked from the sheer weight of that structure. it weighs 190 tons of concrete and steel. just unexpectedly collapsing yesterday afternoon injuring and killing multiple people. several injured. several confirmed dead. as far as the cause of this, that is still unknown at this time and being investigated. however, many questions are being raised about the bridge and how it w

a teachers‘ union is claiming ofsted chief inspector amanda spielman risks splitting communities afterion union's annual conference in brighton, general secretary kevin courtney said she overstepped her remit when she backed an east london head who tried to stop pupils wearing the muslim headscarf. our education correspondent, marc ashdown, is in brighton. explain what more has been said here. it seems it's been a big topic of discussion. it has, and the row started small. it was a single primary school in east london, st stephens, where the headteacher at the start of the year, for her own reasons, decided she wanted to ban young girls as young as eight from wearing a hijab, the headscarf muslim girls usually wear when they reach puberty for cultural and religious regions. that prompted a furious backlash from some parents and factions of the community, and eventually she backed down and overturned the ban. in an unusual move, the chief inspector of schools, amanda spielman, intervened, warning in a major speech of the dangers of those who use religion to actively preferred education.

a teachers‘ union is claiming ofsted chief inspector amanda spielman risks splitting communities aftertional education union's annual conference in brighton, general secretary kevin courtney said she over—stepped her remit when she backed an east london head who tried to stop pupils wearing the muslim head—scarf. our education correspondent marc ashdown is in brighton. tell us more about this developing i’ow tell us more about this developing row over the hijab. it's interesting, it apparently picked teachers here at this conference with the chief inspector of schools at ofsted over a highly sensitive cultural issue. it all started at a tiny primer is cooling is london where the headteacher for her own reasons decided to ban girls from wearing the hijab, which is normally woi'i'i wearing the hijab, which is normally worn by goals when they hit puberty, these girls were as young she did eventually backed down but that meant that the chief effect of ofsted to use a major speech to warn of the dangers of those who use religion to provide education. she said the head should not have backed

mark preston, bakari sellers, amanda carpenter, scott jennings.s, the union vote she said there. >> yeah, so look, if union voters are predominantly, primarily in the democratic constituency, however, in some places like pennsylvania, we have seen them peel off. we have to go back to 2008. remember, this was the place that barack obama described that people were clinging to their guns and religion back in 2008. that still sits in the pit of many people's stomachs. they don't look at the democratic party necessarily as supporting them. in this case, i do think that's really interesting about the right to work aspect. >> conor lamb coming to the podium down in pennsylvania now. there you see him there. people are cheering. he's in canonsburg. rick saccone already came out and said there's a long way to go, still hopeful. conor lamb with a slim lead in this special election here in pennsylvania's 18th. we're awaiting word to see what he has to say, if he's going to declare himself a winner, but we should feel good about what he's accomplished in the

>> i hear amanda but let's go back to bill clinton. let's go back to whitewater. whitewater was one thing. when ken starr started looking through the broad scope he started to find out about this infidelity with this intern and lied about it. he got caught on that, not whitewater. that's what's going to happen here. you have this russia investigation, collusion. that's not going to be found, more than likely. but you have obstruction of justice where there are some pieces that look like it could possibly be. we don't know what mueller has. if they go into those trump organization e-mails or what have you and for a lawyer to take out a home equity line of credit for $130,000, that's a lot, just before an election? this could be the last nail in the coffin. stormy daniels is causing stormy weather. and i'm not talking about cabin in the sky. i'm talking about serious issues for the president. >> obstruction of justice, abuse of power. >> tampering with an election process possibly. >> these other women, just to close the loop, if he goes in and is deposed and lies t

reporter amanda mckenzie joins us live at the scene where the recovery effort is still underway thismorning. >> reporter: yes, it's busy scene. and now the sun is out we can get a better look at the crushed vehicles underneath the bridge. we have had to move because there's a upcoming news conference so we are in position to get ready tore that. we are hoping to -- for that. we are hoping to get more information from ntsb. we hope to get more information about what may have caused this collapse. also share new information we received from the fiu president who can confirm to us that one female student was killed in the bridge collapse. we don't know her name or the name of any of the other five victims. we are told that there were ten people taken to the hospital with injuries. we don't know the extent of their injuries. while talk to the fiu president he expressed condolences for the victims and says he is helping with the investigation. he did want to assure everyone the project was well vetted and all the contractors were certified. the project was touted as a structure that would

let me read this for you amanda. laura apologized. have a 4.2 gpa, including david hogg. on reflection, in the spirit of holy week, i polgds for any upset or hurt my tweet caused him or any of the brave victims of parkland. >> you don't think you should have to hear from your advertisers or check your calendar to know easter is coming to know what you posted was mean, unchristian and just plane stupid. let's say you hate the parkland kids, the way people have ridiculed them, mocked them is revo revolting. put that aside. if you are a republican voice like laura ingraham who reports to want to tragic people to the cause, i cannot think of a worse way to drive young people away from republicans than to laugh in their face when he didn't get into all of the school that is he wanted to, because he did also get into some very good ones. so i just don't understand this. not only is it counterproductive, but it's just so mean spirited to do. and this is this new trend -- i don't know if it's brought on by trump or maybe it was always kind of

so too is the king's her rounded animal the sun amanda personifying his motor i set all aflame but imyself am consumed by the far. time was precious and france is the first was rarely to be found in his majestic residence he spent fewer than one hundred days here and. none the less the immense expenditure and effort was worth it. for he does all his arch enemy the holy roman emperor charles the fifth. you shall be my guest he told the emperor meaning that sean barr and the spaniard who had defeated francis in the imperial election did indeed come and he said to have exclaimed that this was the very finest that human artistry was capable are. the greatest genius in the french kings circle never saw. leonardo da vinci died just as construction began reputedly in his royal patrons arms the building was never completed as francis the first set himself if one were to begin by thinking of the finished project one would never embark on anything at all. after the death of francis the first son henry the second continued the work and then the great building stood empty for many years till the

then the chief inspector of schools, amanda spielman, and, in a majorspeech, warned of the dangers ofrvert religion. she said it should be up to every school if they want to impose such a ban. she criticised this campaign of abuse and called on all leaders to use muscular liberalism to defend themselves. the national education union has been asked to debate a notion which says that ofsted has gone beyond its remit, criticising these comments, saying there is no evidence particular clothing have an impact on learning or retention but they say the comments have ramifications beyond the school gates and must be seenin beyond the school gates and must be seen in the context of increased attacks on muslims in the community and particular stereotypes about muslim women and girls. they will be asked to debate this over the weekend and it could lead to them being in serious odds with ofsted we have spoken to the general secretary of the union and here is what he had to say. i think there are two concerns, ofsted is really getting outside the area it should be looking at, standards, and the se

just sits in the suit expecting that india will stop us amanda would you need a. lot of bashing so i mean business week mission is to do you not in the cafe the cafe evident that scene. and it in all feel at my head mocked. i got out my. camera with me and i. was looking at you to leave the area and. the air. was. the owner was going and was that hedging in soria muck a minute no it included me more than men will look in an air of. this one hundred two and going on. i want to it is you know i've known but most little english have been more you know sort of sob and initially because of it even with. the can history buff nina and basically she one had that and in that one hundred and in the. dome of the. moon. there general had a veil called me become known be. a monument symbol or immersion oh well bill is really feasible and with little smug pollie another would just sit so well that it's money and get that the day it sat have no moral one day was a summer for. madonsela hale and busy anyway no. work animal but. a lot smaller force a little silly. with. plenty of

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french president amanda macron says he wants his country to be india's best partner in europe has begun a four day visit to india aimed at strengthening trading climate and security ties to two nations plan to boost their military cooperation in the indian ocean where china has been a flexing its muscles british forensic teams have widened their investigation into the poisoning of former russian spy circuits cripple and his daughter julia authorities cordoned off the cemetery which surrogates wife and son are buried this comes after british soldiers were deployed to support the counterterrorism investigation. mass protests have taken place across a baka as the country reels from last month's murder of investigative reporter yan could see again his fiance tens of thousands of people packed bratislava central square demanding a phone desiccation and a change of government. it's been decades since slovakia has seen such large protests people nationwide are outraged by the double murder of the young journalist and his fiance twenty seven year old yuan could siac had published research about

steve is former ceo of sac's, and amanda is at syracuse university, after a long career in the retailustry steve, i don't know you saw the article in "the new york times" magazine a week or so ago about the new nordstroms in new york city they're going to have a storewide liquor license did you read that and think why didn't i do that >> we had a liquor license >> for the whole store >> no, in the restaurant >> would that work you think it's a good idea >> it's a part of the notion of experiences in the store you have to make the store fun you have to make people feel like they want to be there and they're part of something bigger than just buying products. >> when i was a waitress, when you worked the overnight shift at the pancake house on friday to saturday night from 11:00 to 3:00 a.m >> is that what you did? >> that was the most profitable. >> no, i worked at pizza hut that was the most profitable time to be a waitress was drunk people spend more money and leave bigger tips. only being half joking, but when it comes to adding a liquor license in a department store, is that part o

and she introduced amanda my ceo, she says of course you no he who you know who this is. we didn't expect you. they were so happy to see robin. i was like you know what i'll take being the second bill in that every day. they said -- so we were in the conversation and they said we don't really know how we are going to pull this off. so we had spent a lot of time in kentucky. we had a center for school safety in kentucky that does a great job of helping us evaluate and work on prevention. but what we didn't have, and i think still we are working for, is what do you do after. so in this process i learned that crisis prevention is huge. crisis management is a different story. and even further different story is crisis resolution. so i sat there and they said, well, we could use a few more people. i'm like a few more people? how many do you think you need? do you think you could find us ten? i said for 1,500 kids, really? what about 15? i stepped outside and made two phone calls. we had 31 people ready to show up by 1:00 the next day. we sat and we met all the way until about