stu d e nts and wells, a level and g csc students will be created by the created by them from now on parties and 42% lowered the welsh education, the minister said they made a pledge that no student would get a grade lower than what they received last year at a s level. that was a robust and credible decision that was made by other devolved governments across the uk. when they found that the uk government was going to follow in the footsteps of scotland and northern ireland, well set to follow suit and independent review has been promised after what is transpired here. this morning, the education minister in the devolved government said that he decided that the gcse results will be provided by schools and colleges and would he do the same for a level. all of the issue was that a fifth of a—level papers he was unable to make a decision. and of the same time as the westminster government was making its decision, the news conference at that in northern ireland, teachers estimate and predict the grades would be awarded to pupils where they are higher than the grades which were awarded la

every school in england will be able to appeal against a level ng csc grades free of charge. has said. it's really has been a lot of criticism thrown the governments way over its handling of the a level results. of course gcs these are coming up as well. michael, what is your take on this? at the moment we we re your take on this? at the moment we were going to say there is no u—turn like scotland where they go back to the teachers grades. they are slim that they do seem to be standing firm on that. williamson saying in the times that there will be free appeals. it will cost up to £15 million, the government. but they are going to foot the bill because they don't want to see shocking injustices. a lot of parents will be watching this thinking well, we got these shocking injustices, why it doesn't have to cost money? why don't they just doesn't have to cost money? why don't theyjust go back to estimate a grades? he believes that's the way of doing things. we are told there's going to be this gold command task force, whatever that means. always sounds good at task force in a mo

judge brannick the csc and everybody did a good job. [inaudible] well oiled machine. and then your neighboring representative, >> oh thank you. thank you governor, thank you for subbing so quickly. as you've always on the past when we have had emergencies. to work with this group, and even called me saying you need anything. it's coordinated effort that everyone has said it's a group that works well together. and it helps our community greatly. >> thank you and last achieve of texas emergency management. >> thank you governor. your words are very powerful this but sunshine this morn. two words i want to have courage and leadership right onto thank you for the courage and leadership it is not easy to mandate an evacuation for the state love texas but set squarely on the responsibility of your mariner county judge. there's a lot that goes into that planning. the decision-making process is always the right decision to have a coordinated quarterly evacuation when you are faced with the circumstances you were faced with. my hands are off to. you had a great plan, had a goo

to give them information starting that recovery process of those csc's are working information so that when this is over they can get in there and that make those even safer for those who have had significant damage where there's been damage to their infrastructure roadways and such we requested ia emergency response team to the incident. this fire has impacted our watershed pretty significantly and i'll be recommendations forth on how to mitigate those hazards as we move forward. so as i said it's not too early to start that recovery phase we've been working on it for about a week now so i just want to re emphasize to the public that we'll try to make the environment is safe as possible for you. but on a on a different note, i just want to remind everybody that we're just moving into or peak fire season here in san mateo santa cruz. and we have an 82,000 acre fire that we're going to be continuing with through that for those that have not done your defensible space. it's not too late to start you see because we're doing it so you don't spark a new fire. so if you can get out there pro

regional meetings of the p: gro- upproductionsous-titreurspour_p- roductions_stvocalenglishpoliti- csc-span when i was the student. no, i had a variety of assignments, i remember working in kentucky and i remember working in california i remember working in arizona, wherever there were right core. they would expressed an interest in addressing a problem of discrimination in their communities, where nonviolent direct action could be used. and core would then send out a person to train them, to advise them, so for them so on. that is how i got to work in some of these other communities. no, i got the jackson assignment because i had been key in coming up with the idea of freedom ride in the first place. because i made all of these contexts along the route, that made it sort of a natural kind of thing for me to be the scout for the ride. >> it is just amazing to me, you are so thick in so much of this, every time i hear more and more and more. we certainly will come up with the free bounce. very soon. but through the fall of 1960, one of the things that you are heavily involved with is beginni