won't you even be sorry to leave your poor old bessie? what does bessie care for me?he's always scolding and punishing. all the same, i am rather sorry to be leaving you. rather sorry? is that all? and i supp i asked you to give me a kiss, you'd say you would rather not? i'll kiss you, and welcome, bessie. you are such a strange, solitary little thing. here's a keepsake, jane. it'll help you remember me. uachman: come on. hur be a good girl, and i hope you'll be happy. thank you,e. good-bye. bye, jane. good-bye, mrs. reed. i hate you, and i hate everything about you! i'll never come e you when i'm grown up, and i'll never call you "aunt" as long as i live! and if anyone asks me how you treated me, i'll say you are hard-hearted, and mean. the very sight of you makes me sick! at school i shall have drawing lessons, and french lessons, and history lessons, and music lessons, and there'll be hundreds of other girls to play with. and, uh, what's the name of this school of yours? it's called lowood. lowood? lowood. [blows horn] [bell rings] co she's been asleep for hours. r

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border ninety five percent of students are from venezuela the school's director had a much better bessie says since the border has been closed attendance has dropped significantly as a single sample inland in this way these children have problems in venezuela because there aren't enough schools because teachers don't make enough money and most have quit and left so children migrate to our country especially this school because it's the closest one to the border. and if you get outside the building parents are waiting to drop off more children once their lessons are over many of them will make the journey across the border back into venezuela and leave when we cross back if there is any kind of conflict or gunfire out children's lives or our lives are in a great risk or nearly faculty members at the school say many of the children who arrive for class haven't eaten and it's become part of the institutions mandate to make sure that children are fed before they begin their lessons half of the students in this class did not show up to school today the director of the school says that a human

just need to be sued it doesn't feel threatened he said bessie did not think that. would be medicine at the first scenario is that maduro stays in power and rules over a land in ruins and foolish second scenario is if there's a transition and initiated by the minister wayland's themselves. that will result in deaths. so a coup executed by the military but with a transitional government in which civil authorities would also take part of it and get a percentage of the insulin looking for should there be a coup then such a scenario would be the most successful one. a scenario in which power doesn't all wind up with the military but with the government composed of the military and civilians by you. know the civil authorities that would be we don't know yet cynically that casey really and the third scenario which i see as being the most likely one thing is a transition that's the result of an international military intervention in interest. you want to. order to rethink your. people here. venezuela's fate no longer lies in the hands of venezuelans alone the outcome of th

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did to my eyes it fall popular bessie's right so they have to make sure they win the election and they have done everything to deliver that result so there is so it's not surprising at all and right now i think what's what's expected for the one time for us is how they could. organize and form the quality ssion and there's a lot of chaos out there at the moment and why do they need a coalition if they have to have their in charge of pretty much all of that believes of state. just i'm just you say as you declare they have rigged elections why not just rig and say we are everything let's get on with it yet spot on i mean the election has to pick has to be decorative as it is a free and fair election it has the look inside to look that way but it still has to deliver the result that is authentic just for the junta so they have to. actually doesn't win the parliamentary seats they only got popular votes more than the other party so right now they have over one hundred seats and they have to organize a coalition with another party but the most important part is this they have two hundred fi

border ninety five percent of students are from venezuela the school's director had a much better bessie says since the border has been closed attendance has dropped significantly as a single sample inland in this way these children have problems in venezuela because there aren't enough schools because teachers don't make enough money and most have quit and left so children migrate to our country especially this school because it's the closest one to the border. and if you get outside the building parents are waiting to drop off more children once their lessons are over many of them will make the journey across the border back into venezuela and leave when we cross back if there is any kind of conflict or gunfire out children's lives or our lives are in a great risk or nearly faculty members at the school say many of the children who arrive for class hadn't eaten and it's become part of the institutions mandate to make sure that children are fed before they begin their lessons half of the students in this class did not show up to school today the director of the school says that a humani

border ninety five percent of students are from venezuela the school's director had a much better bessie says since the border has been closed attendance has dropped significantly as a single sample inland in this way these children have problems in venezuela because there aren't enough schools because teachers don't make enough money and most have quit and left so children migrate to our country especially this school because it's the closest one to the border. and if you get outside the building parents are waiting to drop off more children once their lessons are over many of them will make the journey across the border back into venezuela it could be when we cross back if there is any kind of conflict or gunfire out children's lives or our lives are in a great risk or nearly faculty members at the school say many of the children who arrive for class haven't eaten and it's become part of the institutions mandate to make sure that children are fed before they begin their lessons half of the students in this class did not show up to school today the director of the school says that a hum

buckle up, bessie, it's gonna be a rough one! to be honest, i think sully screwed americans over.ecause every pilot is, like, what's the billing deal? i'll just land on the hudson! we're in idaho, sharp left! ( laughter ) paul manafort is in the headlines again. >> paul manafort is going to prison amid a barrage of criticism from people who say president trump's former campaign chairman got off seevmentz a judge sentenced manafort to 47 months yesterday for fraud and tax evasion not related to the trump campaign. that sentence is far less than the 25 years prosecutors wanted. >> paul manafort sitting in a wheelchair because of complications from gout said he feels pain and an shame, adding my life professionally and financially is in shambles. >> trevor: paul manafort basically stole millions from the bank and cheated the government out of millions in taxes and he's only going to serve 47 months, 46 with daylight savings. ( laughter ) i've got to admit, it was slick of him to suddenly show up in court in wheelchair for gout. you know how people get older and more pathetic when the

so they sometimes act as if they did and what they should be doing is spending the money that's bessie's american lives and they are not doing it they're wasting it on all kinds of security measures that are not effective or not not cost effective so they're not falling out their own precepts and they own their own rules i heard you say that for the aft. i counter terrorism expenditure to be cost effective they would have to foil a major terror attack like the boston marathon bombing every two months and particular attack is a bit problematic because it actually could have been foiled if the american intelligence agencies followed the leads provided by their russian colleagues speech they ignored presumably because the russians and ought to be trust that have any lessons been learnt from that well the issue basically is is such a low problem probability is low low hazard a low threat than doing much about it of anything is it is it is not it doesn't make any sense it's like trying to cure an illness that killed six people here it just doesn't make sense to spend a lot of money trying to

bessy devos, who comes under fire all of the time, she said that you know she likes that idea but sheink that government muscle, the term she used, is best way to handle the free speech crisis on college campuses. >> i agree with that, we can't play it both ways, president trump has criticize former president barack obama about using too membershi many executs in the past. and bil bill clinton had most, d george w more than barack obama, it should not be strong armed. armed. i do believe in free speech, i give you applaud on memo, i wrote about student loan debt, high class alone, in college 40% are defaulting on their loan, 44 million struggle with debt, we need to focus our energy there as trump administration did this week, but it did not get as much press. kennedy: now with college admission scandal in full bloom, you see the cards are stacked against college students, god forbid they are libertarian or conservative college students they have no friends on campus, they have enormous student debt and a bunch of wiener heads who get in because their parents bought them fake scholars

demanded data district wide that showed all the schools, sanchez, el dorado, new traditions, drew, bessie carmichael, george carver, there's a pattern in these schools. these are schools where no students participated in a music program which cost a lot of money. at that time, five years ago, i raised questions, just as you are. i stood at that table, and i ses i want all students to have access to programming. and i also share a similar concern reflected by many members and also reflected in the peef c.a.c. our district also said we give instruments to everybody. we make sure all the instruments are given out. i'm not hearing that from the peef c.a.c. there's some concerns around the information we're getting about how programs are administered. i also want to bring out we have school libraries, arts en masse. when it comes to vapa teachers, we have -- currently in our district, we have $11 is million allocated to 92 teachers insite, and we are very much supportive of those insite staff being in our schools and doing what they do. we also have 72 teacher librarians that we're accountable

border ninety five percent of students are from venezuela the school's director had a much better bessie says since the border has been closed attendance has dropped significantly as a single sample inland in this way these children have problems in venezuela because there aren't enough schools because teachers don't make enough money and most have quit and left so children migrate to our country especially this school because it's the closest one to the border. and if you get outside the building parents are waiting to drop off more children once their lessons are over many of them will make the journey across the border back into venezuela at the end and when we cross back if there is any kind of conflict or gunfire out children's lives or our lives are in a great risk or merely faculty members at the school say many of the children who arrive for class haven't eaten and it's become part of the institutions mandate to make sure that children are fed before they begin their lessons half of the students in this class did not show up to school today the director of the school says that a

border ninety five percent of students are from venezuela the school's director had a much better bessie says since the border has been closed attendance has dropped significantly as a single sample inland in this way these children have problems in venezuela because there aren't enough schools because teachers don't make enough money and most of quit in left so children migrate to our country especially this school because it's the closest one to the border. and if you get outside the building parents are waiting to drop off more children once their lessons are over many of them will make the journey across the border back into venezuela quickly and when we cross back if there is any kind of conflict or gunfire out children's lives or our lives are in a great risk or nearly faculty members at the school say many of the children who arrive for class haven't eaten and it's become part of the institutions mandate to make sure that children are fed before they begin their lessons half of the students in this class did not show up to school today the director of the school says that a humani

people just brought their cows to the rally. [ laughter ] "you're not safe at home, bessie!ernment is coming to get you. you've got to come to the rally!" nobody is outlawing cars or cows or anything, for that matter. the basic premise is that government can help spur change by making renewable technologies more efficient and thus more affordable and more attractive to consumers. but trump is, of course, not interested in gauging any of those specifics. he would rather make fun of the name of the green new deal. >> last week, they introduced a massive government takeover that would destroy our incredible economic gains. they introduced the so-called green new deal. [ booing ] it sounds like a high school term paper that got a low mark. >> seth: i'm not sure i would be making fun of bad grades if i were you. [ light laughter ] i'm pretty sure you're the only guy clippy ever gave up on. [ laughter ] republicans have manufactured a fake emergency over immigration and now they're worried a democrat will come along and declare a real emergency over climate change. and instead of

. >> coming up tonight on c-span 3 education secretary bessie divorce testifying on the president's 2020 budget request . a subcommittee looking at navy ship living programs. >> next education secretary betsy devos on the president's 2020 budget request for the education department. she testified before the house appropriations subcommittee topics including proposed cuts to education programs, funding for charter schools and combating sexual assault crimes on college campuses. the hearing is two hours and 45 mis.

you know, i really appreciate that question because that specific reference during the shutdown, our bessy, bureau of safety environment was continuing critical inspections and permitting offshore vessels and we did that, those activities throughout the continental shelf. that was the safety issue i was speaking about. the reality the department of the interior has a very complex budgetary framework and what that means and this becomes important after people miss a couple paychecks what that means is, there was money to do certain things, and not necessarily everything. for example, the park service only receives one year money. other bureaus receive multiyear money. so we would have money that we not obligated we could spend and fee revenue can be spent right away. i would be happy to walk you through those accounts to show you what we did. i made a decision during the shutdown we were going to put people back to work because i could guarantee that they would get paid. i didn't know how long this was going to take. i cap tell you i had employees that were calling our ethics office to see

. >> coming up tonight on c-span 3 education secretary bessie divorce testifying on the president's 2020 budget request . a subcommittee looking at navy ship living programs. >> next education secretary betsy devos on the president's 2020 budget request for the education department. she testified before the house appropriations subcommittee topics including proposed cuts to education programs, funding for charter schools and combating sexual assault crimes on college campuses. the hearing is two hours and 45 minutes. >> good morning, the subcommittee will come to order. good morning secretary and let me welcome you to the subcommittee for what is our second budget hearing of the year and today we are examining the president's proposal for 2020 for the department of education. you have heard me say this before so it is not new. i believe that this budget is cruel and i believe that it is reckless. i believe it will hurt middle- class and working low income families that most need our help. in fact proposed budget cuts, nearly $9 billion from the department of education including the propo

. >> coming up tonight on c-span 3 education secretary bessie divorce testifying on the president's 2020 budget request . a subcommittee looking at navy ship living programs. >> next education secretary betsy devos on the president's 2020