want to ask you, who are your partners in charlotte, and what is charlotte next? >> sure. so one of the things that we -- we have a number of initiatives that are correlating with our task force report. the initiatives, soon after i became mayor, was called charlotte next. funded entirely by our corporate partners. one of the things i learned in dealing with city budgets is that there's never enough. and all of your colleagues on council are always struggling for the same dollars you are. so i got impatient and said, well, i'm just going to go out to the private sector and do this. and i tell you, the case you can make with employers, when they of talent andne they recognize that there are gaps, and there are gaps in content, gaps geographically, gaps in diversity, socioeconomic status, gender gaps, racial gaps. and so they really want to partner to change that workforce, for them as well. so with charlotte next, we and say,o look around you know what? parents don't know what out there.es are and they don't know what is low cost or no cost, because the barrier is having to

we have talent right there in charlotte. we have a group called hip hop university that students with technology through hip-hop. it is fun. it is creative. all of that video and editing, that is technical. there is a lot that goes on there that kids are really good at learning. that is a way into a possible career. whether it is media, technology, i.t., software development. these are the kinds of things that we have to come together as a community to help implement and support. we are working with some of the area is mrs. to support that, to see that technology need. microsoft has stepped up. we have other software companies, the largest bank in the country, bank of america has been a supporter. we need to continue to focus. what is interesting, as mayor, i actually have no technical responsibility for the schools. we have a school board funded by the state and county. the city focuses on infrastructure. i also get in front of a lot of people. i can be a convener. i know that our workforce is not going to survive or be a g

i have a real bugbear about this. 0k, let's talk about prince george and princess charlotte. pictures. whether they are royal or not royal, they are just very cute toddlers. they are. it does seem that, you can see prince william here, trying to convince the young prince to take a walk on the red carpet, so what is interesting, or maybe not that interesting, or maybe not that interesting, is that even though they are royal is they still have they are royal is they still have the same challenges that all parents are. but the royals are seeming to ta ke are. but the royals are seeming to take this central place in continuing to connect region and europe in the context of brexit. —— connects britain and europe. absolutely. the diplomatic role that the royals need to play at this time of great uncertainty, and we have —— and when we have all this infighting in the cabinet and brexit is not moving very fast, there is lots of uncertainty, we cannot underestimate how important a part they play as diplomats. do you think this will make any difference? then going on these trips with t

in 2010 we brought that over here and started it in our facility in charlotte, north carolina. we started an apprenticeship program with the local community college. we set the curriculum with us. and these students after four years, they work for us part time, we pay their tuition. they get an associates degree, and they also get a journeyman's certificate and a guaranteed job with us. i'll share something with you at the end of this introduction that i think you will find highly energizing when we talk to one of our apprentices. beyond that, we think we have a responsibility to employ even a larger workforce. we brought on 2500 veterans and committed to another 1,000 veterans it's not just about the people, we have to create the curriculum, the environment, we have to fell you what skills we need and we have to give the students and community colleges and universities the tools to be successful, in the past five years we granted $3 billion of software to community colleges and universities throughout the nation. the students whether they're getting an associate's degree or a

a sit—down protest from princess charlotte who, like any two—year—old, is not overly keen on delayedt story for you this morning. sir mo farrah may be one of our most decorated 0lympians but now a graphic designerfrom swindon claims to have broken one of his world records. a less well known world record. but impressive nevertheless. sir mo set the record for the 100—metre sack race in 2014 with a time of 39—point—91 seconds. it's been smashed, apparently. but yesterday, dad of two stephen wildish took on the challenge and hopped over the line in just over 28 seconds — smashing mo's attempt. he's now waiting for his time to be officially verified in order to claim his new world record. he adopts almost like a jockey technique with one arm out? a record isa technique with one arm out? a record is a record. although not official as yet. for the first time, not only do we have a female head of state and prime minister, but the country's most senior judge is also a woman — after baroness hale was appointed as president of the supreme court. an advocate for greater diversity within the leg

charlotte crawling up the steps to get inside.just hours ago. the show. asleepy looking george exiting the plane. charlotte with her own bouquet. >> it's not conspiracy show. they're a couple very much in love. you see it. he's always looking out for her. i think by bringing their children and showing the sort of display of family unity, that's -- that adds to the image of happy family doing a very important diplomatic trip. >> reporter: large crowds waited to greet them. will and kate tried some polish delicacy, including gold waszer. a traditional liquor with gold flakes, and of course, peierogi. the duke and duchess visiting the the shakes spear theater, which counts william's father as a patron. to meet some of the performers. the royal couple ending their day paying tribute, laying roses workers. and one of the things we can look forward to seeing in germany, will and kate will go head to head again. they're super, supercompetitive. they'll battle in a rowing race. they did this in canada. they don't like to lose. >> i think

charlotte gan was on one of the amphibious boats getting up close to the icebergs and glacier lagoon.w. >> something out of a story for kids. >> almost too literal. >> keep your eyes right there. that iceberg is rolling about. this is a natural rollover of that iceberg and they were there to capture it on camera. basically what happens is this iceberg loses its equilibrium as it's floating in the water. it needs to roll over and find its center spot. according to icelanders it was a heat wave, a rare sunny and blue sky day. they were there to capture it on camera. >> just the blues of the ice and the fact you can see things you can only see in a certain part of the planet makes you marvel at all the wonder there is out there. >> how was it there? >> it was really cool. >> my favorite part about this video, though, is that charlotte held her camera horizontal. thank you, charlotte. >> crazy. >>> when it comes to family no situation more stressful for child and parent alike than the moment you try to teach that child how to drive. >> i remember that day, yes. >> and of course when you'r

but as they left germany, princess charlotte took a tumble on the tarmac. then shook hands with the dignitaries. and received a coloring book and crayons. and the palace will not give out details for tomorrow's private event, expected to be held at one of the royal residences. maybe it will look something like this. a bubble maker and pony ride seem to be in order. and judging by how george and charlotte like balloons, a few dozen would make the young heir to the throne happy. he was introduced to the world on the steps of st. mary's hospital in london. >> he has a good pair of lungs. we're still working on a name. >> george is a family name. the queen's father was king george vi, and so he will be king george vii, that's a lucky number. by the way, prince williams said that last year, his son was far too spoiled. he got too many gifts. just wait until you see what he gets this year. >>> still ahead, which five-time oscar nominee just wore a $55 dress? >>> and then, the five craziest things we learned about jada pinket pinkett smith this week. >>> and what

wonder why it was that this problem was really but also appalachian, why it was affecting charlotte and indianapolis and places that did very well years, e last 20 or 30 not rust belt areas. what was common denominator? began to understand the common denominator was our own writing and you were about bigger topics than drug trafficking. is as a crime reporter. i thought i was writing a book trafficking from mexico and marketing and stuff like that, all of that is part of the story. but i think beyond that, it gets become, we've been isolated, fragmented, done enormous amount to destroy in this country. the dreamland title comes from in the town of the ohio ohio on river. once it was the thing that held the town together, everyone saw each other, that is where you up, it was a place everyone came together and formed community, it was sustained by sustained by good but own, a main street, once that went away, once that all went away, it was savaging societal immune system left places vulnerable. in rust belt e area, destruction of community, but again, in wealthier areas, suburban areas,

princess charlotte faces a similarfuture.ty aged two she can remain blissfully unaware of for now. does anyone speak english? the language divide isn't the only challenge. here, a country that relatively recently embraced the eu is welcoming royals from one on the way out of the institution. it's called the unionjack. the nitty—gritty of brexit will not feature here. rather, william and kate are in warsaw to remind people of the depth of past links and the potential for future ones between the uk and poland. warsaw's past on display on a memorial wall to those murdered when, during the second world war, the poles tried and failed to end german occupation. you wore this all the time during the uprising? yes. marjenna schejbal, aged 20, joined the warsaw uprising. now 92, she said they had to fight for independence. we couldn't stand any longer the misbehaving of germany. five years, it was impossible. tonight in warsaw, prince william talked about the two countries‘ close relationship and the fact polish is the second most spo

ok thanks for the overview on that charlotte charlotte reporting from paris. following three weeks detention a man with a severe muscle wasting disease who was convicted of armed assault in russia has been freed from jail. had been given a four and a half year sentence but was released on health grounds he gave his first interview to r.t. . belgian to the billion dollars it was hard to comprehend what was going on with me i understood just one thing i've been deprived of my life my family my relatives and i wouldn't last long at that moment i was sure i would never see my mother father my daughter my partner again i thought that all that was left to me was waiting for a painful death at the detention center every single person that saw me was at a loss and shocked certainly those who worked there went straight to me as they had heard of me they came specially to see me as everyone was wondering how this could have happened they asked me but i couldn't give an answer as i couldn't understand how either. twenty eight year old ant on my of has a rare disease wher

have more on the duke and duchess of cambridge's visit to poland with their children, george and charlotte headlines: in the us, two more republican senators have said they'll oppose president trump's proposed healthcare bill. it's now impossible for the bill to pass in its current form. three years after malaysian airlines flight mh17 was shot down over eastern ukraine, the region remains locked in a brutal stalemate. a ceasefire has failed, amid regular skirmishes between rebels who want closer ties to moscow and ukrainian armed forces. forest fires are sweeping towards the croatian coastal city of split. hundreds of firefighters and soldiers are battling the blaze. neighbouring montenegro has also been hit by wildfires and has asked for international help. venezuela's political crisis has deepened after voters rejected plans to rewrite the constitution. president trump has said the country will face strong and swift economic action if the controversial plans go ahead. now it is time for our newspaper review. what's making headlines around the world ? let's start with a story on the wash

charlotte, thank you very much forjoining us, charlotte laws, political commentator and trump supporters withdrawing from a 50—year—old convention that allows five european countries to fish in waters close to the uk coastline. it's described the move as a first step towards a new post brexit fishing policy but one of the countries affected, ireland, has called it unwelcome and unhelpful. our business correspondent joe lynam reports. as formal brexit talks set off, britain has said that it would be taking back control over who fishes in its waters. so it is quitting a 53—year—old convention which allowed countries like france and belgium to fish right up to the british coastline. we are giving notice that we intend to quit that. it's a provision in the agreement that enables us to do that with a two—year notice period. and this is important to give us the legal clarity. we're absolutely clear that, when we leave the eu, we leave the common fisheries policy, and we will take control for managing fisheries resources in oui’ own waters. so what is the london fisheries convention? at the mo

charlotte, the fact thousands of descendants are coming here and remembering is really important ands really important that the younger generations in particular learn about the past, we find out about individuals, ordinary peoplejust like us who are caught in this extraordinary battle and so having people here today to share their family stories is an important legacy. 0k, thank you very much. and you can see live coverage of the commemorations to mark the centenary of the battle of passchendaele from flanders in belgium — tonight at 7pm on bbc 2 more than 20,000 people had to be evacuated from a dance music festival in spain after fire tore through the main stage. the organisers of the tomorrowland unite event in barcelona say a technical malfunction started the fire. no—one was hurt. tim allman reports. this was not the sort of spectacle that thousands who had come here had been expecting. this stage at this dance music festival in barcelona lit up by a giant fire. initially some took photos, perhaps they thought it was part of the show. but if these were pyrotechnics, they appear

kind of school they can go to in charlotte, it is a revolution that you had to have in manhattan. i do not see that happening. they will change you, but you will never change them. it is similar to immigration. immigrants come to our country and they are radically transformed generation by generation, as they assimilate. however, they change the culture of our country as well. new york city's culture has been changed by the immigrants who came here. it is a two-way street area that is -- two-way street. the prospect for change is not high right now. to say that we are doomed to have this high cost, elite, city full of elite, high-end people, tolennial type singles is basically say that structurally the commanding heights of the american economy and culture leftbe held forever by the because you are writing off the city politically innocence. the demographics is destiny on that point. lefteason it is so far today is because demographics changed. the king cannot afford queens anymore. that middle-class motor is gone. , is considered it is -- conservatism gradually retreating? you ha

for george and charlotte, such trips are a novelty. eventually, they will be a way of life.th their children in warsaw. after what appeared to be some light persuasion, prince george followed his father of the private jet, followed by his mother and his sister, princess charlotte. the duke and duchess of cambridge briefly chatted with dignitaries before heading off to meet the polish president and first lady. later in the week they will head to germany to meet chancellor angela merkel and to meet chancellor angela merkel and to visit the brandenburg gate. roger federer made history on centre court at the weekend, by winning the men's single's title at wimbledon for a record eighth time. he beat croatia's marin cilic in straight sets. it's federer‘s 19th grand slam title — and his second since returning from a six—month break earlier this year, following a knee injury. he's been speaking to our sports correspondent, joe wilson. he describes this wimbledon title as beyond his wildest dreams. monday morning, fresh as a daisy, interviews to do. the roger federer, the champion's

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but as they left germany, princess charlotte took a tumble on the tarmac. then shook hands with the dignitaries. the royal kids got a gift from there trip which areppead to be a colored book and crayons. and the palace will not give out details for tomorrow's private event, expected to be held at one of the royal residences. maybe it will look something like this. a bubble maker and pony ride seem to be in order. >> how's that? and judging by how george and charlotte like balloons, a few dozen would make the young heir to the throne happy. he was introduced to the world on the steps of st. mary's hospital in london. >> he has a good pair of lungs. that's for sure. he's a big boy. he's quite heavy. we're still working on a name. we'll have that as soon as we can. >> george is a family name. the queen's father was king george vi, and so he will be king george vii, that's a lucky number. don't know who is on the guest list for prince george's party. i do know there are shirtless men on the street her se inan diego. by the way, prince williams said that last ye

he cited the experience of the former conservative mp charlotte leslie.ention the example of ourformer colleague charlotte leslie, whose parents became victims of this particular abuse. their entire oil heating supply was drained into the garden by somebody who had an objection to charlotte's particular position on fracking, which was a slightly ironic way of dealing with an environmental consideration. nonetheless, it caused enormous distress, as did the scratching of "tory scum" in her elderly parents‘ car. 30 years ago when i first became an mp, if you wanted to attack mp, you had to write a letter, usually in green ink, you had to put it in an envelope, put a stamp on it and you had to walk to the post box. now they press a button and you read vile abuse which 30 years ago people would have been frightened to even write down. so i accept that male politicians get abused too, but i hope the one thing we can agree on in this chamber is that it is much worse for women. i've been an mp forjust over two years and i can't remember a single day that has gone

prince george and princess charlotte traveling with their parents. the british press says the kids are part of a charm offensive to soften the plea from brexit. do you believe that? >> i think it's working. kate joked that she may have a third child after receiving all the gifts they've gotten for george and charlotte. >> they are so -- >> be all over germany and poland the next five days. >> diana would be proud. >> yeah. >>> coming up, the police chase in georgia that ended on foot but with a twist. the suspect left behind his 4-year-old daughter and a 1-year-old baby girl. we'll have the latest on the manhunt. >>> and also this. >> the giz wiz, gadgets you not know about. sunglasses, you know about them. how about sunglasses with a built-in bottle opener. do they work? we'll find out. you're watching "world news now." >>> "world news now" weather, brought to you by united health care. parts a and b and want more coverage. guess what? you could apply for a medicare supplement insurance an whenever you want. no