some literal drowning out on wednesday, when the news channel was again broadcasting live from college green the houses of parliament. replacing eu systems... shouting drowns out speech ..so that remains to be seen how well that works. well, regular newswatch viewers will have known that was coming, and that such noises oft annoy many members of the audience. and it was no exception here, with mike burgess reacting like this... the distractions aren'tjust verbal, of course, but visual, too. the holder of this "leave, then negotiate" placard managed to get in shot several times as the bbc continue to pursue interviewees down the street. and while that perhaps was unavoidable, some argue that the frequent appearances of a placard waver from the other side of the argument are encouraged by those live broadcasts from college green. here's the activist in question, steve bray, doing the dance of the camera shot behind huw edwards and laura kuenssberg a couple weeks ago. and borisjohnson still says he wants to have a general election, but at this moment, the opposition parties aren't going to back

placard waver from the other side of the argument are encouraged by those live broadcasts from college green. here's the activist in question, steve bray, doing the dance of the camera shot behind huw edwards and laura kuenssberg a couple weeks ago. and borisjohnson still says he wants to have a general election, but at this moment, the opposition parties aren't going to back that. and when it comes to the big quagmire they're all in politically — how we sort out the brexit mess — well, it doesn't necessarily change that much immediately either. laura, we'll talk a little bit more about that later on but thanks very much for that. laura kuenssberg there, our political editor, with more analysis a little later. julian punch emailed us after watching that. and chris bolton also wondered... we asked bbc news for a response to this complaint, and they told us... on thursday, the action was very much not in westminster but in brussels. huw edwards was dispatched to the belgian capital to present the news at six and news at ten, and that gave rise to another objection we've heard several times bef

some literal drowning out on wednesday, when the news channel was again broadcasting live from college greenlacing eu systems... shouting drowns out speech ..so that remains to be seen how well that works. well, regular newswatch viewers will have known that was coming, and that such noises oft annoy many members of the audience. and it was no exception here, with mike burgess reacting like this... the distractions aren'tjust verbal, of course, but visual, too. the holder of this "leave, then negotiate" placard managed to get in shot several times as a bbc camera pursued interviewees down the street. and while that perhaps was unavoidable, some argue

‘ colleague, going to cross to my colleague, geeta guru—murthy at college green at westminster. can continue to watch our coverage also on bbc parliament. welcome to westminster. we are bringing you special live coverage to viewers around the world, bbc world and on the news channel. we will bring you special continued coverage of the debate that the government has brought today pushing for a december the 12th election. at the moment, it looks as though the government is not going to win that vote, but there is speculation that it could bring another vote this week, possibly tomorrow, to try and bring a december the 9th election, and that could get wider support from the lib dems, the snp and even possibly from the labour party, yet to be confirmed. we have seen boris johnson opened the debate asking for support from across the house, saying that nobody wants an election in december, but parliament now is stuck and defunct, and the only way to bring brexit to a decision point is to have an election. jeremy corbyn also says he does not want to go along with that, he doesn't want

some literal drowning out on wednesday, when the news channel was again broadcasting live from college greens will have known that was coming, and that such noises oft annoy many members of the audience. and it was no exception here, with mike burgess reacting like this... the distractions aren'tjust verbal, of course, but visual, too. the holder of this "leave, then negotiate" placard managed to get in shot several times as a bbc camera pursued interviewees down the street. and while that perhaps was unavoidable, some argue that the frequent appearances of a placard waver from the other side of the argument are encouraged by those live broadcasts from college green. here's the activist in question, steve bray, doing the dance of the camera shot behind huw edwards and laura kuenssberg a couple weeks ago. and borisjohnson still says he wants to have a general election, but at this moment, the opposition parties aren't going to back that. and when it comes to the big quagmire they're all in politically — how we sort out the brexit mess — well, it doesn't necessarily change that much immediatel

we going to cross to my colleague, geeta guru—murthy at college green at westminster.tminster. we are bringing you special live coverage to viewers around the world, bbc world and on the news channel. we will bring you special continued coverage of the debate that the government has brought today pushing for a december the 12th election. at the moment, it looks as though the government is not going to win that vote, but there is speculation that it could bring another vote this week, possibly tomorrow, to try and bring a december the 9th election, and that could get wider support from the lib dems, the snp and even possibly from the labour party, yet to be confirmed. we have seen boris johnson opened the

hello and welcome — i'm michelle fleury in washingto and christian fraser is at college green.e the eu in 10 days‘ time, and although borisjohnson has negotiated a new deal setting out the terms, mps are yet to give the agreement their approval. the government had been hoping that mps would get a simple ‘yes‘ or ‘no' vote on the deal tonight, allowing the legal formailities to be worked though later. but commons speakerjohn bercow refused to allow the vote — saying that it was too similar to the question put to mps 48 hours ago on saturday. today's motion is in substance the same as saturday's motion and the house has decided the matter. today's circumstances are in substance the same as saturday's circumstances. my ruling is therefore the motion will not be debated today as it would be repetitive and disorderly to do so. mr bercow‘s decision was important because if mps had had that vote — and it had passed — the path for boris johnson to fulfill his ‘do—or—die‘ pledge to deliver brexit by the end of this month would have been clearer. but now there's no time limit for the leg

thoughts and then if you just give us some space and time to do that, then we will meet you all in college greennager harry dunn there. after having a chat with the foreign secretary dominic raab after the death of their son. sinn fein's deputy leader, michelle o'neilljoins us from brussels. thank you for being with us. the mood music on both sides of the channel suggests that a no deal is in the offing. that would be devastating for both sides of the border in ireland, we it not? absolutely devastating. we have said from day one that there is nothing good to come from brexit for people who live on the island of ireland. particularly those who live in the north of ireland who voted to remain within the european union. we have already said that if the british people wish to leave the eu, but for as any north of ireland, we have special and unique circumstances that need to be respected at all times. we are a society that is still emerging from conflict. we are a society which has a peace process. and the good friday agreement that needs to be cherished and nurtured at all times and, unfortunately

lets go to our colleague and friend of the programme, clive myrie, who is in a place i know well, college greento be in brussels? actually, christian, iwould pause at the suggestion that it isn't foggy in brussels at all, and hasn't been foggy for the european 27 for the last three and a bit years since the last three and a bit years since the referendum. they have been lockstep, shoulder to shoulder to shoulder in their attitude towards brexit, and they came up with the deal, which theresa may agreed to, but could not get through the little building behind me. now, they believe that they could be on the threshold of another deal, which perhaps, could appear that you summit tomorrow. frankly, the fog is here, it's on this side of the channel, it's in the uk. and that fog, perhaps, has been added to by the liberal democrats. —— who are making it clear that they would like to see a vote in the commons on whether or not there should be a public vote on any deal that boris johnson comes back from brussels with. let's talk now to the lib dem brexit spokesman. thank you for joining us. first of all,

outside the palace of westminster on college green, i am joined by one of the experts on legislation.lain to viewers what is being attempted today? the government is trying to legislate to hold an election on the 12th of december. the reason why the government has had to resort to passing legislation to do that is because of the fixed—term parliaments act. this was a law passed in 2011 which essentially gave parliament more control over when an election was called. before 2011 the government could make the choice to dissolve parliament and hold an election on the date of its choosing but the fixed terms parliament act says the government would need two thirds of mps in the house of commons to support him. he couldn't get that last night so instead he is legislating. the bill will be open to amendment and we will be open to amendment and we will see after the second reading proceedings are wrapped up we will see what amendments are selected. this is very important to explain because we are taking viewers through the reckon a sum of legislation here. because this is a bill, even though

possible f to hire agents, get endorsement deanfrth it's the benninofan entire overhaul of college sports, and draymon green is one of the biggest proponents >> you spend so much time in college broke with no money, and yet everybody else was living very well. universities making a ton of money off your likeness. someone needs to force this dictatorship to change because that's what it is. it's no different. the ncaa is a dictatorship >> he used those words today at warrior media day at chase center. the team announceing newcomer willie colly-stein suffered a foot injury and will be out a month. >>> nfl raider linebacker was ejected yesterday for a hit on jack doyle, and john gruden cision d >> the decision to eject him came from new york city, so what can i do? i don't have a cell phone on the field >> turns usnd him for the rest the season after he led with his helmet. he has a track record of dangerous hits, hence the most severe punishment for an on field incident. appeal the decision. >> and the bengals got worked by the steelers. big ben, look at that cast. 43 yards to johnson, 24 lead. pittsburgh win

the debate over paying college athletes has gotten more heated in recent years with athletes like nba star draymond green arguing that colleges have capitalized off their talent. >> i don't know about y'all but i'm tired of seeing people get ripped off and i'm tired of seeing these college athletes being ripped off. >> reporter: the ncaa admits improvement needs to happen but it's defending its business model saying this new law already is creating confusion for current and future student athletes, coaches, administrators and campuses and not just in california. the billionaire owner of the dallas mavericks mark cuban is speaking out against the law saying it turns athletes into employees. >> when it comes to paying players as employees, then you have to ask yourself what happens if they get fired? you know, what happens if you wanted to fire them? do we want to start firing student athletes? >> reporter: critics say the law would give california schools an unfair recruiting advantage but analysts predict other states will soon follow suit. >> for the first time someone is fighting back, someone is sayin

college sports. and draymond green is one of the biggest proponents. >> we spend so much time broke with no money and yet everybody else was living very well, universities making a ton of money off your likeness. someone needs to force this dictatorship to change beca it it's no different than any country that's ran by dictators. the >> draymond made those comments yesterday at warrior meeting day at chase center. the team announcing that newcomer willie cauley-stein suffered a foot injury last week and will miss a month. expected to be the starting center. >>> nfl raider linebacker vontaze burdick was -- not pleased with the decision. >> nobody on the field in our stadium or in this zip code made the call to eject him. that came from new york city, so what can i do? i don't have a cell phone on the field. >> and turns out new york decided to suspend burfict for the rest of the season after he left with his helmet. burfict has a track record of dangerous hits, hence the most severe punishment for an on field incident, he is appealing the decision. burfict's former team the bengals got worked by the s

a new study shows the green economy is a huge job creator in this country, it's driving economic growth. the study from the university collegeates 1. 1.3 trillin in sales and creates 10 million jobs. it warns the rest of the world is catching up and the u.s. will need to double down on cleaning up the environment to extend growth. the democratic candidates for president have been touting their own green credentials. some like joe biden are running short of green in their war chest. biden burning through crash at a fast clip. what will this mean for his campaign. we bring in kaley mcgee. he's spending more than easy raising. that's got to be a problem for him. >> you look at the way the other candidates are spending their money, it seems like they have more in their reserves than he does which brings into question how long his many campaign is going to last. we saw his debate performance. it wasn't great. elizabeth warren was definitely the frontrunner in that debate. so it really does draw into question biden's candidacy at this point. lauren: you're concerned he's going to fumble out and the campaign is not going to last. h

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reporter: that sen sentiment echoed by a lot of professional athletes who went through the college system like draymond green to force this dictatorship to change. >> creating change and creating opportunity is huge. there's still a lot of work to be done in that respect but this is a nice step in the right direction. >> reporter: but not everyone's on-board including the ncaa which issued the following, unfortunately the new law is creating confusion for current and future student athletes, coaches, administrators and campuses. we will consider next steps in california while moving forward to make adjustment to name, image and likeness rules that are realistic and tied to higher education. and right here on fox business, dallas maverick's owner mark cuban said this could be the death nell to the ncaa. >> the ncaa may implode, particularly as it applies to football. you may see third parties come in with a lot of money and say you know what, this is about the cash now. >> reporter: despite backlash, california not alone in this, new york, colorado, florida, south carolina could see similar votes on similar p

she's currently applying to colleges and hopes to be a marine biologist one day. >> try that piece righthere. >> sreenivasan: amanda's big brother jordan, who graduated frg, green street last sprin decided to go the career route. he's now in a paid construction traing program earning certifications. >> i knew i didn't really want go to college, so i just knew that once i graduated i really i'm pretty good with my hands so i want to do construction. >> sreenivasan: mom nicole mcclinton wilks says green street has given her children opportunities that matched their interests. >> amanda wants school, jordan doesn't want school. jordan, this is what he wants, it's not my dreams, but his dreams. and that's what i lith. don't sell a fake dream here, they give you reality. >> sreenivan: for most green street graduates, the reality is school and work go hand in handa >> the panis right here. at sreenivasan: recent grad micaela wilson-wy is at coppin state university just 10 evnutes away from green street. while studying ttually become an o.b.g.y.n., she's also she says green strepared her to juggle both. >> i was prepared based on my time management, becau that's one t

theyjoin me from what i assume is a chilly college green, it is always chilly.ed so hard over the last couple of months to keep the dup on board and they have had hours and hours of meetings, going on even right up till the end of yesterday and then this morning, the whole thing was sunk. the crucial thing is it is notjust a ten dup mps that make this arithmetic very hard to get through the house of commons, it is also that eurosceptics rely on the dup to give them cover to back this thing and i have done some number crunching and it looks as if it will be within 3—5 votes of this thing passing or failing, assuming mrjohnson gets all of the eurosceptics on side. downing street have really given up on the dup, they have gone, not coming back and so they have gone, not coming back and so the best hope of getting this on saturday is to get on board labour mps and independent mps. you really think this isn‘t an attempt to effectively bounce the dup into a change of mind? i don't think so, speaking to the dup, they have made up speaking to the dup, they have made up

felicity huffman as you know she is serving 2 weeks in dublin for cheating the college testing systems tried to sporting dark green jumpsuit that he got %ware at the dublin federal prison there. so this is her 5th day she has 2 weeks in full, she has to pay in prison. for what she did. >>a new video from an incident that happened back in may 49 or the former 49 ers assistant coach who's now the head football coach for this high school portland oregon stopped a gunman, a student gunman from doing at the high school back in may the kid brought a shotgun school and the surveillance video that shows. here's all the kids running in the classroom when the kid winning with a gun. everybody is running out. >>meantime the football coach keenan low, and you'll see him on the right here he disarms him gives the gun to a teacher, they called over and then hugs, they kid who he knew i very well and felt compassionate for now it turns out that student wanted to kill himself was only one. >>shell in the shotgun that kids now been sentenced to 3 years probation, he's going receive mental health and substance abuse treatment as we

college athletes in california are getting the green light to make an endorsement deals. ody likes it. brian kilmeade is coming up. ♪ >> harris: there's a huge reaction after california's governor signed a law allowing college athletes to sign agents and get endorsement deals. many athletes are applauding the move. >> someone needs to force this dictatorship, because that's exactly what it is. >> creating change and creating opportunity is huge. >> harris: there you have it. the pac-12 says a new law won't help. "it will likely reduce opportunities for athletes and have a negative impact on female athletes. brian kilmeade is here, "fox & friends" cohost. i don't know how many people know you are a superstar in this lane of sports. talk to me. >> the ncaa, it's a covert operation, they had all the trophies and disappear again. they decide to suspend the players, set up the rules and set up the criteria and everyone goes by the rules. i get it. if north carolina wins the ncaa championship their coach gets $1 million and the kids get a t-shirt and a hat. i understand that. th

empower working people, and that every basic proposal to fix the economy, health care for all, green new deal, collegeinclude a way for those workers in those sectors of our economy to be able to join together and take minimum wage poverty job and make them good union family-sustaining jobs. >> mary kay, you mentioned there are still a lot of issues that need to be addressed. at the same time you have the jobs report that came out today. i believe 136,000 new jobs added. unemployment down 3.5%, the lowest it has been in 50 years. how do you reconcile that with what you're stphaeaying? . >> 64 million jobs in this country don't pay enough to support themselves or their family. we have too many people in this nation working two and three jobs and living in poverty while corporations earn record profits and ceo comp is at an all-time high. that level of in equality is not going to create inclusive growth for everybody in this country. that is why we are making a demand at this summit and unions for all workers no matter what job they do. . >> mary kay henry thank you for taking time to join us with your

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we are not even talking green new deal and college tuition at all the other things he wants to do.e health care better. there's only one way to improve the quality you decrease the price and that's competition. it's the only think of the history of the world that would decrease price and that is theye one you think he wants to take out of the system. get rid of all private health care and give it all to the government. prices go up and quality goes down. we can pay for this. it's a bad idea and joe biden is on the right track. >> martha: why can't they just say it? it's the idea -- you have 20% of americans were interested in socialism. why not say here's what the deal is. you, everyone in the middle class but have to chip in to support this program. that's the way it would be. if you like that idea and everybody would be covered by this program, vote for me. >> the percentage scares him that the taxes -- nobody adheres to what that vote would vote for bernie sanders parent if you took every patty that rich people earned, it was $2.3 trillion last year. $2.3 trillion doesn't pay fo

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firm oneem to be very saying a candidate who is running on medicare for all, green new deal, free college, will have a very hard time winning in november. very hard. >> i believe it. you can have the point of view that donald trump has wounded himself so badly that anyone of us could beat him. i would not take that risk. i do not think we should take that risk. we lost to him once and we should never have lost to him to begin with. he is a reality tv star. everybody here knows the list of things he did that should have disqualified him. there is no guarantee that he cannot win this race again. i think it is important for us to nominate somebody who is thinking about how to win, not just on the coast but in the rest of the country. or in new hampshire, for that matter. good morning, senator. i am with aarp. remarks,oned in your health care and prescription drugs. if you are elected president, what is the first thing you would do to lower the high prices of prescription drugs? >> everything i could do by executive order to give the government the opportunity to negotiate prices. we have got

draymond green said the law could be a game changer for college players. >> it does not make any sense. i can make all the money off your likeness in the moment you decide to make money off your likeness you can't play here anymore? you are ineligible and suspended? it's backward. someone needs to force this dictatorship to change because that is what it is. it's no different than any country ran by dictators. the ncaa is a dictatorship. >> the ncaa has always insisted that college athletes are amateurs who should not profit financially from their talent. meanwhile, the ncaa reported slightly more than $1 billion in revenue with profits of more than $27 million last year. >>> a new poll shows governor newsom is getting good reviews about his firshs ina 64% approv rating in california and democrats give him 86% and 70% of republigive him a positive rating. >>> the time is 4:26 and in san francisco, those big gone. coming up, why city crews spent the day removing those huge rocks and people in the neighborhood are talking about a different plan for keeping the homeless off their sidewalk

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you have free college and forgiveness of student loans, $1.2 trillion. green new deal, 3 trillion.ubsidized child care, 700 billion, housing plan that's 500 billion. we have all the stuff that doesn't have price tags. we're going to double the peace corps, guaranteed wage and benefit parody for fossil fuel work he's that transition to other industries. paul: paul: ban fracking. >> yeah cracking down, and we'll have federal gun pe permi. anyone who owns an a assault weapon will have to register with the government of. 50, 60 plans, it goes on and on. paul: it's pretty astounding. i've never seen anything like this of. you've been around a long time. has there been anything like this in terms of a presidential campaign laying this out? what's her strategy? >> that's a good question. i have to tell you, i love it when a politician actually stands up there and says -- uses the word quadruple. it's wonderful. but i think maybe she is overestimating the extent -- sure, she's appealing to the left and the left likes this sort of thing. i think sheets she's overestimating -- i think she's

college admission scandal. the actress was spotted wearing a green jumpsuit at the california prison where she's serving time.lexandra field has more. >> reporter: actress felicity huffman, now federal inmate number 77806-112 reported this week to prison in dublin, california. a low-security lock up once dubbed by forbes magazine in 2009 as one of america's ten cushyest prisons. it's far from the hollywood star's hollywood hills home, but close enough for her husband actor william h. macy to visit. 35 miles outside of san francisco, dublin has more than 1200 female inmates. like the rest of the prison population, huffman will wear a khaki uniform and wake up by 5 in the morning. she can buy some personal items and food at the commissary, and there is a wellness program that includes arts and crafts and team sports. the small screen star who shot the famously desperate housewife isn't the prison's first famous inmate. patty hearst was sent there in the '70s. in the '90s, the so-called hollywood maddie did time in dublin. she later described the low-security prison as anything but easy. >> a you're in a's very

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very firm on saying that a democratic candidate who is running on medicare for all, green new deal , may free college or free forgiveness of debt is going to have a very hard time winning in november. >> i believe it. you can take -- you can have the point of view that donald trump is wounded -- has wounded himself so badly that anyone of us could beat him. i would not take that risk. i do not think we should take that risk. we lost to him once. we should never have lost to him to begin with. he is a reality tv star. he had no relevant experience to be president. everybody here knows the list of things that he did that should have disqualified him from being president of the the united states. there is no guarantee that he can't win this race again. i think it is important for us canominate somebody who win. >> good morning, senator. volunteer with aarp. i will be brief. you mentioned in your remarks health care and prescription drugs. if you are elected president, what is the first thing you would do to lower the high prices of prescription drugs? >> the first thing i would do is everything i could

draymond green from the warriors said the new law would be a game changer for college players. >> it does not make any sense. i can make all the money off your likeness in the moment you decide to make money off your own likeness you can't play here anymore? you are ineligible and suspended? it's backwards. soe needs to enforce this dictatorship because that's exactly what it is. it's no different than any country that is ran by dictators. the ncaa is a dictatorship. >> the ncaa has always insisted college athletes are amateurs who should not profit financially from their talents. the ncaa reported revenues of more than $1 billion last year with profits of more than $27 million. >>> there is a new law in california to allow childcare workers to unionize. governor newsom signed the law yesterday that will take effect next year. it applies to roughly 40,000 workers who offer childcare to families that get government subsidies for the losses they can collectively bargain like others for things like wages and health benefits and 11 other states already allowed childcare workers to unioni

. >> the technical college which is located in green bay, wisconsin, is concerned about the implementation of section 631, a program known as the community and technical college centers of excellence and small, unmanned aircraft systems technology training and the program was intended to help community colleges like they extend their role in education in training for small drone technology and the technical college reports there hasn't been much progress made to implement this program even though it was created with the deadline of 180 days after the enactment which should have been april 5th 2019 if my math is correct. so i would ask, what is the current status of establishing a process to designate community colleges' uas centers of excellence. >> thank you for that question, mr. gallagher. >> we did mention 631 recalliea and one of the ways this was presented is the centers of excellence which are not grant recipient programsy is we're working through that and i told chairman larsen we will work through the wording issues so that we can get this done. i'm a huge probone int and i was re

models by moody's analytics, trout looks likely to get the electoral college votes needed to win reelection in 2020. yes, congressman al greenright. we better impeachment because they are not going to beat him. during his now it's fox news special hannity 2020 on the road correspondent and investigative reporter, lawrence jones. and michael bass, law president, former white house chief of staff runs previous. they kind of see the reality about the biden's i missing th that. >> yes, a lot of independence and former democrats did end up going for tron. the interesting thing i noticed there is the people, if they were in the biden cam, they were very defensive's of him. it but if they were already going for other democratic candidates, they were very interested in what was happening with the hunter biden thing and if there was going to be an investigation of it. it's the one thing that is so concerning though is although the supporters of the other candidates see it as an issue, none of the candidates on the debate stage right now are willing to go after joe biden. all of us know that it's shady, even the other candidates suppo

kurtz in washington >> sandra: the ncaa planning its next move after california gives the green light for collegeletes to make lucrative endorsement deals. more on the fallout from that next. >> the ncaa may implode particularly as it applies to football. he may see third parties come in with a lot of money and say you know what? this is about the cash now. you're still out there chasing what matters. that's why at aetna, we're committed to taking care of the whole you. with medicare advantage plans that offer health coaching and fitness memberships. plus hospital, medical and prescription drug coverage in one simple plan. with monthly plan premiums starting at $0. aetna medicare advantage plans call today to learn more and we'll send you a $10 visa reward card with no obligation to enroll. or visit us online at aetnamedicare.com/tv [upbeat♪action music] (pilot) we're going to be on the tarmac for another 45 minutes or so. >> sandra: new reaction pouring in after california's governor signed a bill to law letting college athletes make money on endorsement deals. >> this changes from where kids pl

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a four-time cancer survivor fulfills his lifelong dream of playing college football. griff: casey greenthe once promising high school quarterback has balloted through 14 rounds -- 14 surgeries. he's out are there on the gridiron and being hailed for it. jedediah: congrats to him. and now to a fox news alert. [inaudible] boris johnson asking the e.u. for another extension on brexit after parliament delayed voting on his deep. ed: nigel farage launched the brexit campaign and joins us live now to weigh in. good morning, sir. good afternoon, i should say. what happens next? that's what everyone's wondering. >> yeah. what's happened here really big picture is we have a country that voted to leave and a national referendum by a very clear margin, a country that still wants to leave. there's been no change of that whatsoever but a remain parliament. parliament who have broken all the promises they made to the people. they said your will is going to be implemented, they promised that brexit would be delivered. and, actually, there's pretty much a majority in that place who really do not want u

college admissions scam. the 56-year-old huffman was spotted yesterday in a green prison uniform walking to a family visit on prison grounds. tmz took the photos of huffman on the grounds of the federal correctional institution in dublin. the minimum security prison was once named one of america's 10 cushiest prisons by forbes. huffman is expected to be released next sunday. >>> widespread damage reported in dallas after a tornado touched down on the north side of the city. the national weather service confirmed the tornado touched down around 7:30 local time. authorities say they'll get a better idea of the damage tomorrow during daylight hours. parts of texas, oklahoma and louisiana remain under a severe weather warning right now. >>> the weather's changing, as you know. last week was mild. the week before that washe red flag warning week. remember that? so we had last week to kind of cool off. now we're going back into this cycle of the high pressure building in. the low pressure out here. i'll draw the jet in again because it's pretty much everything when we get our fire winds and these lows. that's the

college athletes being ripped off. >> reporter: monday professional athletes, steph curry and draymond green professionally spoke out.ly things that put people in positions to be successful and get what they are owed and deserve. >> reporter: it puts them on a collision course with the ncaa which argues it will destroy the distinction between amateurs and pros and gives california an unfair recruiting advantage. analysts predict this first in the nation bill will initially result in absolute chaos, but suspect other states will follow suit. >> this is one of the most significant days in the history of intercollegiate athletics. >> reporter: the law doesn't go into affect until 2023. and the ncaa says it's considering the next steps. romina puga, abc news. >> this is interesting because what happens next. the ncaa is trying to figure out what it will do next. will it be legal action, as they try to figure this out. but obviously, there are a number of people, quite a few people, who want the athletes to obviously -- >> -- get paid. >> -- get paid and it to be fair for them. this apparently addresses how various busine

green. >>> the board voted unanimously to start the process to change the rules to allow college athletes to profit off their name, image, and likeness. this comes after california's fair play to pay act. they t goal is to have the rule in place by 2021. making these new rules, though, is going to be challenging. >> collegiate sport unlike any other sport has a recruitment sport. you get to choose your school. you don't get drafted. it's not like you're an american and play for an american team and that recruitment process is part of the core of what constitute as fair level playing field and structuring a model to allow students to model a nape, in, and likeness, retaining recruitment balance is one of the hardest issues that everyone's dealing with. >> yeah. and, dave, that recruiting issue, i don't know how they're going to enforce this. how are you going to stop a business or booster from saying, hey, come to my school, we'll pay you 50 k to sign autographs on sundays. i don't know how the ncaa would do that. >> if you're a millionaire booster, who's to say. not entirely clear what th

college career, english, language, arts, and mathematics. from highest to lowest, the five performance levels are blue, green, yellow, orange, and red. unfortunately, san francisco unified school district special education performance ratings show that there are many challenges to be overcome. the c.a.c. use these indicators as our guide for choosing our 2019-2020 priorities. particular concern are the exceptionally low performance indicators for absenteeism in mathematics. keeping the data dashboard in mind, here are the c.a.c.'s 2019-2020 priorities. evidence-based academic instruction and intervention for not only literacy, but also math. ensuring that social and emotional supports are in place and that all students feel safe and included in each and every school will go a long way towards addressing chronic absenteeism rates. since 75% of students, with disabilities, sit in general education classrooms, it is essential that general education staff have the support and training they need to teach all students. lastly, it is critical that the c.a.c. expand its outreach and share their knowledge about special education with all san