arne: they shown progress.t study of stanford university, the chicago public schools are the fastest improving district in the nation which i take pride in. a long way to go, but the goal is to always get better faster. the brutal truth is that if you look at early childhood education, we ranked 30th internationally. we should be ashamed. high school math and reading scores we are normally 15 through 30th. in terms of college completion, we are 16th. we are top 10 in nothing. that is our reality right now. we have to get better. shery: thank you so much for your insight today. former educations and terry under president obama arne duncan. let's turn to mark crumpton. marx: the top white house economic adviser says china will send a team to washington this month for diffusing an escalating trade. talking is always better than not talking. the meeting would be the first between a senior u.s. and chinese officials since june 3 talks in beijing ended with no settlement. former cia director john brennan is a strikin

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arns.e against nia could have been prevented if bart would have stopped fare evaders." attorneys representying nia's family point to fare evasion as a major contributor in nia's death.... cowell, had been cited before as a fare evader on bart. they believe if bart had a better system in place to crack down on fare evaders, then nia would still be alive. they also dropped this bombshell, that cowell had threated others on bart. arns. since being involved, we have been approached by a 72 year old woman who said that cowell threatened her. besides seeking monetary compensation - the attorney's say the family is also hoping with this suit will increase safety on bart for all passengers. arns. we want better safety for everyone. (estacio live) i asked nia's family if they wanted to say anything today about the suit, and they declined.... both of nia's sisters who were there when she died were in attendance wearing shirts bearing her name.. ( marty ) in the south bay ... san jose police arrested

arns. "the violent crime against nia could have been prevented if bart would have stopped fare evaders." attorneys representying nia's family point to fare evasion as a major contributor in nia's death.... cowell, had been cited before as a fare evader on bart. they believe if bart had a better system in place to crack down on fare evaders, then nia would still be alive. they also dropped this bombshell, that cowell had threated others on bart. arns. since being involved, we have been approached by a 72 year old woman who said that cowell threatened her. besides seeking monetary compensation - the attorney's say the family is also hoping with this suit will increase safety on bart for all passengers. arns. we want better safety for everyone. (estacio live) i asked nia's family if they wanted to say anything today about the suit, and they declined.... both of nia's sisters who were there when she died were in attendance wearing shirts bearing her name.... name.... bearing her wearing shirts

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i'm sure we have a graphic, there we go "how schools work" by arne duncan. pick it up.w. now i've been magically handed it. thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for being here. >> thanks to our international viewers for watching, for our u.s. viewer, "new day" continues right now. >> it was a showdown we were waiting for. he strode into the courtroom. manafort immediately started staring at him. >> the admission of the stealing gives the defense a lot of ammunition. he's fighting for his life. >> rick gates sited a long list of alleged crimes saying he was doing this at manafort's direction. >> everybody is dirty. >> 20-minute meeting. ended up being about essentially nothing relevant to any of these things and that's all it is. >> he is such a goliath, but on this issue they're saying put the phone down please. >> i think it's very clear the president is concerned about this meeting. i think there's enough evidence there to present this information to a grand jury. >> announcer: this is "new day" with allisoisyn camerota and jo berman. >> good morning, everybody. w

grace, you are on with the former education secretary arne duncan. caller: on some of the standardized testing they used paraprofessionals who may or may not have education background to administer tests and also to help kids understand how to take tests. some of them don't know how to jump forward on the problem if they don't understand it. another thing we did here in new hampshire we don't let students drop out at 16. they must either finish high school or be 18 years of age. guest: thanks so much for your hard work. where students need additional help or support you should always provide that but the idea of letting young people not graduate today -- not drop out, that is so important. when young people drop out of high school today they are basically condemned poverty and social failure. eight,s say young kids, nine and 10 years old no one ever says i want to be a high school dropout. when young people drop out of high school it is always a symptom of a problem. something else going wrong at school, at home, in the community and somehow going to

education secretary arne duncan after this. look at what is wrong with america's school system from someone who would know. a n a hospital in northern taiwan'sci taipe has killed nine people and injured 30 others. thit started oseventh floor of the building in the early hours of monday morning. this is the moment the .ire was discovered two caretakers run into a patient's room. staff tries in vain to extinguish the flames from using fire commissioner'-- fire extinguishers can while others drag elderly patients out of their rooms many of whom are chronically or terminally ill and cannot move on their own. the officers evacuated more than 30 patients and three staff who were still inside when they arrived. after our search and rescue efforts on that floor, weent 23 people to other hospitals. 43 were expressing cardiac arrest. fie unconscious, four were away. reporter: investigators say it wairnine minutes before the was reported, and of our not enough staff workingearly in the morning to evacuate all the patients. she says no one

. >> brennan: back now with more conversation with former secretary of education, arne duncan. we've been talking about the book you wrote and in it, you're very critical of the state of our schools right now. you said there's a lot more work to be done. one specific criticism you say, there's a distinction between proficiency and growth were you're measuring how students perform, you say, notne understands that including the current secretary of educationings betsy devos, what do you mean >> i'm interested on how much n year, the efficiency is on an absolute basis where you are today. i want you to know how much usual getting better each year. so if you're learning two years of material for a year's instruction is, that's work by the child more importantly the great work for the teacher and we need to recognize that and award that. pretty basic concept for folks who work in education, unfortunately the current secretary of education didn't understand that one. . >> brennan: what exactly is it that you think she's failing to understand or has to improve on >> you probably saw n

if you want to catch that segment with arne duncan, the former education secretary, it was monday onhis program. you can watch it in its entirety on -- at c-span.org. susan is in tampa, florida. what is on your mind? caller: on my mind is, quite frankly, this is no longer the america i knew. i am 67 years old. i have been a public school teacher for 38 years, retired. i have a mentally handicapped campaign saw the ran and itld trump amazed me when she looked at me. i did not even think she was paying attention and it amazed me when she looked at me and said to me when he made fun of the journalist. bully.d, mommy, he is a i don't know where america has gone. -- by thisdened and entire thing. i just don't get it anymore. host: that is susan in tampa and we stay in tampa with kenneth, an independent. go ahead. caller: good morning. how are you? host: i am doing well. go ahead. caller: i am glad it is open phones. we are both from florida. i agree with the lady who called from tampa also. it is like.ine is i wish you guys could do a show on some of the things -- i know you do a lot of t

attorney robert arns also dropped this bombshell, that cowell had threated others on bart property. robert arns: "a 72 year old woman was threatened." other person cowell threatened was at macarthur bart. he says that woman saw cowell pull a knife and both women reported the incidents. since wilson's death, bart has increased police patrols on trains and the chief says he'll present a comprehensive crime fighting plan to the board next month. (ken) breaking news out of the east bay tonight. there is a vegetation fire burning in martinez right now. it's happening in the area of alhambra road on highway 4. firefighters are battling a 30 acre fire. it has been raised to three alarms. right now highway 4 is closed in the area as this fire burns,area as this fire burns, again....a three alarm again....a three alarm fire is burning near highway 4 in martinez. we have a crew headed to the scene and will bring you updates throughout the night. (pam) new at 8, in march ... bart started a 'fare evasion' proof of payment enforcement program. it is made up of a team of 6 inspectors who walk aro

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monday morning, former education secretary and author arne duncan with his book on his three decades of experience in education. then, former white house press secretary sean spicer on his new book about his time at the white house and president trump's relationship with the media. watch washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. join the discussion. >> next, summer interns from the cato institute and heritage foundation take part in a debate on libertarianism versus conservatism. topics include immigration, foreign policy and the opioid epidemic. this is moderated by reason magazine. it is one hour, 40 minutes. >> good evening and welcome to the heritage foundation. i am the program associate of the young leaders internship program here at heritage. at this time, please take a moment to silence your phones, and other devices. it

we are happy to be joined tonight by arne duncan, a proud chicagoan, former head of the chicago public schools and as a member of the obama cabinet, one of the longest serving secretaries of education in our nation's history. his new book "how schools work, an inside account of failure and success from one of the nation's longest serving secretaries of education," is available starting today. mr. secretary, thank you so much for coming. this is not a book about firearms. it's not a book about violence and survival though i have to ask you because the topics are not mutually exclusive. violence in a city like chicago and education in a city like chicago. >> they're absolutely enter twined. i'm obsessed with reducing violence at home. this weekend is no way to sugar coat it, it's devastating. what i say everyone may not agree with, the police have a role to play but i don't think we can arrest our way out of this and incarcerate our way out of this. we're working directly with young men 17 to 24 years old most likely to shoot and be shot and providing job training for them, providing men

we are happy to be joined tonight by arne duncan, a proud chicagoan, former head of the chicago publicer of the obama cabinet, one of the longest serving secretaries of education in our nation's history. his new book "how schools work, an inside account of failure and success from one of the nation's longest serving secretaries of education," is available starting today. mr. secretary, thank you so much for coming. this is not a book about firearms. it's not a book about violence and survival though i have to ask you because the topics are not mutually exclusive. violence in a city like chicago and education in a city like chicago. >> they're absolutely enter twined. i'm obsessed with reducing violence at home. this weekend is no way to sugar coat it, it's devastating. what i say everyone may not agree with, the police have a role to play but i don't think we can arrest our way out of this and incarcerate our way out of this. we're working directly with young men 17 to 24 years old most likely to shoot and be shot and providing job training for them, providing mental health services, p

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arns says there aerday, a corr between a high incidence of fare evading and violent crime. >> reporter: he also says that two witnesses will testify they had interactions with cowell in the days and week prior to nia wilson's stabbing. one was a 72-year-old woman at the civic center bart station who arns said cowell accosted. >> and she said i'm not afraid of you. and he motioned, i'm going to slit your throat. >> reporter: the other person was at mcarthur bart. both women attempted to report the incidents. >> there agents. >> reporter: the woman at mcarthur bart called police. we have not yet been served and we can't comment on pending litigation. safety is our top priority. we remain committed to do all we can to ensure a safe should upd fare evaders in the act and implement policies to deter crime. attorneys did not specify the amount of money they're seeking. live in san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> you can get the latest information on this story sent directly to your phone through the abc 7 news app. it's free and we have versions for both the apple app store and th

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announcing that the white house is revoking the security clearance of former cea director john bren arne. >> mr. brennan has recently leveraged his status to name a seefers unfounded and outrage us allegations wild outbursts on the internet and tferlings. mr. brennan's line and recent conduct is wholly inconsistent with access to the facial's most closely 4e8d secrets. >> trevor: unfounded allegations, wild outbursts and lying. sounds like sarah sanders is reading from president trump's daily schedule. (laughter) that is what it sounds like to me, mr. president we feed to wrap thup, will you be late for your 12:30 outburst, come on. i don't really understand why former officials need to keep their security claryance forever. as far as i know nick fury isn't showing up to john brennan unannounced to bring him back for one last job but something tells me trump isn't just protecting secrets for the good 69 country. >> as part of this review i'm evaluating action with respect to the following individuals. james clapper, james comey, michael hadden, sally yaits, susan rice, andrew mckaib, pet

system our education runs on lies -- those are the words from president obama's education secretary arne duncan , who oversaw the country's schools for the better half of six years. his new book, "how schools work," looks at the so-called ulies he thinermine america's school system and the unintended consequences that can come with attempts to reform it. he joined me a little while earlier. wrtell us what the lies yote about e. mr. duncan: there are a few of them. we say we value education, but we aon't hold politiciathe local level and the state level and national level accountable for increasing access to pre-k or raising high-school graduation rates for making college more accessible for af-- ordable. we say we value teachers, we don't pay teachers as professionals can we don't train them aswe professionals don't give them the support they need. maybe the toughest one is i honestly think we in america don'value our children. we value our guns more than our children. we don't keep them safe. we have raised a generation of teenagers on mass shootings, gun violence. thankfully, teenagers

arne duncan with his book on how schools work.ater on in the program sean spicer on his book about his time at the white house and president trump's relationship with the media. those conversations coming up on washington journal. >> tonight on the communicators, a look at 5g, the next generation of wireless technology and infrastructure former us on the program fcc commissioner and president and ceo of the wireless infrastructure association jonathan edelstein. mr. edelstein is interviewed by telecom reporter todd shields. >> i think a lot of people are interested in 5g. , you have benefits sensors, smart cities where they departyou will know or traffic will be improved. working betterce to the overall society being better connected to the overall economy going faster if we get it right. >> watch the communicators 2.night on c-span this week booktv is in prime time starting tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern keefe gaddy talks about his -- keith getty talks about his book. michael shermer and daniel peterson from the freedom fest debate

after yesterday's mbshell report alleging among other things a cover-up involving the man who is now arn bishop of washingt, cardinal donald wuerl. he served in pittsburgh for years. grand jury report alleges 300 priests across pennsylvania molested more than a thousand chilen over decades. the grand jury report yesterday mentioned wuerl's name nearly 200 timeur grands accused the catholic church of covering up the abuses today, the pennsylvania attorney general specifically addressed cardinaluerl in the report. >> thing i can tell you about cardinal wuerl, the public comments he has made directly contradict the church's own documents that we found in the secret archiv a. that spelled out in the grand jury report. >> wuerl did issue a statement saying in part he acted withit diligence wh concern port victims and will prevent future acts of abuse. he so far declined our request for aninterview. >>> we've told but the rh of k2 overdoses here in the district in this region and tonight, we're learning at the state of connecticut there emergency officials are saying they have a major problem

you can sign up to pay a monthly amount to support an actor or someone on e, whatever.al there is arnativen, an obvious play on words. we have all sorts of this stuff going on. that is the other part of the internet that is fascinating , that it allows people who are part of hate groups or want to be to easily connect with one another, and if they are not able to do stuff they use on a normal services, whether it is facebook, twitter, patreon, whatever, they will create their own versions instead. laura: are there any moves at all into regulatingdf crding, or would that be seen as some kind of censorship? ian: it is really hard to tell. definitely there are some politicians who are not fans of this stuff, and they are trying to make their points about it. for the most part itrd to figure out where this is going and whether or not there will br regulationnd us. at the end of the day, people passin plate is normal stuff. you are allowed to give money to pretty much anything. laura: given the number of people assruiated with the ia probe who are trying to crowdfund, is it possible that crowdf

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that's a direct quote from former education secretary arne duncan's new book.ools to prepare you for the future. looks like you hooked it. and if that's not enough, we'll help your kid prepare for the future. don't hook it kid. and if that's still not enough, we'll help your kid's kid prepare for the future. looks like he hooked it. we'll do anything... takes after his grandad. seriously anything, to help you invest for the future. ally. do it right. >>> joining us now is former secretary of education under president obama arne duncan. he has a new book out tomorrow, "how schools work, an inside account of failure and success from one of the nation's longest serving secretaries of education." in it, writes, in part, education runs on lies. that's probably not what you'd expect from a former secretary of education, but it's the truth. how schools work best is often by confronting and fighting these lies, but this is exhausting and sometimes perilous work. usually undertaken by an isolated teacher or principal. so the lies persist. they are emblematic of our syst

demand results which is the most important thing for dorman right now chris thanks very much chris arne and for us from this forced us. well this weekend moscow will be hosting a huge for us all to celebrate the ninetieth anniversary of gorky park you know the name of course named after the writer maxim gorky is one of the russian capital's most iconic landmarks the name of a popular film in recent years is on the dawn a major facelift over a new generation of muscovites especially those a lot. for alexander valley area there's no better place in all of moscow even in the rain. corky park is in the center of the russian capital and it's at the heart of countless stories but this is not what you are proposed to hear when we're ice skating for the gold oh that's right i forgot to look. up the. corky central park of culture and leisure as it's officially known has just turned ninety. but. the park has twenty six million visitors every year and has long become part of the fabric of people's lives here in moscow the classical. it's not sleep classic for dates to meet here for a long look at

demand results which is the most important thing for dorman right now chris thanks very much chris arne for us from the sports this. or earlier this month scientists in siberia made a sensational find a modified full that's between thirty and forty thousand years old and now they've shown off their discover to the public for the first time it's the world's best preserved prehistoric baby worse its hair tell me we're going to all kept intact by siberia's very chilly permafrost the photos found in a remote crater known by locals as the deep ways to the under. well world of central bankers are meeting three monitors following on the underworld hopefully not to brian sanford packets from around the world are coming together in jackson hole wyoming for their annual economic retreat organized by the federal reserve investors are especially awaiting saturday's keynote address from fed chairman jerome powell it'll be his first chance to comment publicly on recent criticism for the white house president's charm states he was unhappy with the fit's plan to hike interest rates and that was a break

that shows how google was able to track hi after he arned off location services. >> glor: nick, you'vee a lot of reporting on the social giants and privacy. this is concerning for you, no? >> yeah, it's concerning. i'm surprised and a little disappointed, because google e es take privacy seriously. and you can see why they want this location data. it helps give you better services and better ads, but when you turn off location services, you should turn this off! d glor: it really does sound ridiculous when you put it that way. wit with that said, there is-- nick, there is a very easy solution here, right? >> yeah, you can go to myactivity.google.com. and then you go to a little thing called "activity controls." and then "web activity," and you toggle that off, and this will be turned off. b aclor: all right. to again, it's myactivity.google.com, you open that in a browser and then click ha the top left. nick thompson, thanks very much. ah thank you so much, jeff. >> glor: okay, still ahead tonight: a pilot crashes a plane into his own home. month after month, the clock is ticking on ir

we had arned out that really terrific senators elected. alexander: in 2016, democrats were optimistic about their chances. rounded up losing races they thought they were going to win. pennsylvania and wisconsin jump out at me. i was talking with neck before the program, he wondered whether you learned any lessons about say ang earlier, let's ohio for instance purchase money have been spent earlier in that ohio race in 2016? what lessons have you learned from 2016 that you are applying? what did you do wrong then that could be death -- that could be done better this time to avoid disappointment? sen. van hollen: there were disappointments in 2016. the first thing i did when i was elected to the senate was taken look at those races. if you look at it, it turns out that there was no state that donald trump won in the swing states where you also had a democratic senate. they track very closely. lesson for our candidates, and i don't think our candidates need to learn this, but they certainly looked at 2016 and decided to make sure that they di

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arns: "a 72 year old woman was threatened.">(ken) the attoreny says the other person cowell threatened was at macarthur bart. e says that woman saw cowell pull a knife and both women reported the incidents. since wilson's death, bart has increased police patrols on trains and the chief says he'll present a comprehensive crime fighting plan to the board next month. (ken) in march ... bart started a 'fare evasion' proof of payment enforcement program. (grant) it is made up of a team of 6 inspectors who walk around trains asking riders to see their tickets. (grant) kron 4's gabe slate followed up with bart about this program to see where it's happening, and how effective it seems to be. sound from - debora allen - bart director district 1it's really like a needle in a haystack, they're looking for people who are evading bart when they could just stand in front of the gates. debora allen sits on the bart board of directors. she says what they have learned so far from this pilot enforcement program is that the problem is worse than