deb and catherine helped to set up the academy in 2014. kids have quite often had a raw deal from education and to see them have a brand—new school that had been built for them was lovely to see. the school's finances were fine. then, in december 2017, aspire joined a multi academy trust to improve the education on offer. the bills immediately stopped being paid. we've got a notification for further action. a notice to disconnect our gas supply. a notice to disconnect our electricity supply. we've got a final demand now on ourfire alarm monitoring. 0verdue balance. a reminder notice for our telephones. immediate suspension of service for our sanitary bin disposal. these are all red notices, right? these are your final demands, right? absolutely. a solicitor‘s letter here for our cleaning company. notice of disconnection for our text messaging for parents, which is part of safeguarding. and we've got disconnection notices for our water company as well here. before the trust came on board, where you meeting your demands? yes, we have always

through deb, i see what a lot of native women can do and also it is healing for me.have that opportunity to break that cycle but deb has and that inspires me. >> ran and won a school board election, deb washere when she was sworn in. >> there were times in our history where p were not oud of being native american. now we can be proud. >> for "sunday today," harry smith, albuquerque. >> harry, thank you very much. >>> coming up next on "sunday today," hockey hair,ea we to minnesota, the victory is measured not just in goals but inflows. >> gat hockey hair finds us. >> later a life elllived. the civil rights active who fought to integrate american fought to integrate american schools in the that there's a lobster i in our hot tub?t. lobster: oh, you guys. there's a jet! oh...i needed this. no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on our car insurance with geico. we could have been doing this a long time ago. so, you guys staying at the hotel? yeah, we just got married. oh ho-ho! congratulations! thank you. yeah, i'm afraid of commitment... and be

>> oh. >> however, looking at that, i don't know about you, but to me, i just didn't think alan and deber ] "mr. veitch, it's not legal to build on private property. the pool is as large as it can be without encroaching on your neigor's property." i said, "old man macpherson? he won't mind." said, "we're still skimping on the size of the pool. i don't want people e around, and be like, where's the pool? [ laughter and applause ] balls on the lines, janice. [ laughter ] it needs to be larger." she said, "how much larger?" i said, "boom." [ laughter ] [ applause ] "that is not possible." "no [ bleep ], janice." "we cannot build that close to the property." "well if the property is a a problem, i'll take out the property." [ laughter ] i'll be honest, i thought, based upon that that she wi ld know thas joking. [ laughter ] "where will you live?" [ applause ] i said, "boom." [ cheers and applause ] thank you. i'm james veitch. ♪ >> jimmy: thank you so much brother. james veitch! [ cheers and applause look out for his comedy special later this year. my thanks to norman reedus, ilana glazer,

for the idea of making sure that that great of weapon cannot fall into just anyone's hands all right deb use claire bridget's and there for us in christchurch new zealand thank you very much. the killings in christ church are again drawing attention to the role of social media in the spreading of hatred the suspect live streamed his attack on facebook the company removed the video shortly after the attack but not before it had been downloaded and shared by others this morning facebook revealed the scale of the videos spread writing on twitter that in the first twenty four hours it had removed to quote one point five million videos of the attack globally of which one point two million were blocked at upload the company said it's removing all edited versions of that video as well. alice take a look at some of the other stories making news around the world in the occupied west bank gave man believed to be a palestinian has shot and killed an israeli and wounded two others one of them critically the assailant reportedly grabbed a gun from a soldier at a highway junction near the settlement o

have a problem to do with passengers will be thinking of these these accidents ok thank you very much deb these i mean as you for that insight from. two german journalists are on their way back home to germany after the government of turkey refused to renew their press passes and journalists were not given any reason for the decision their media organizations intend to appeal it germany's foreign minister has also criticized the decision thomas from the berlin daily taga spiegel and you're going to posit from german public television say they see no legal grounds for the denial of their present predication in turkey here's what they had to say just before leaving its temple. this means some uncertainty for other members of the press it appears the goal here is to influence reporting there has already been a chilling effect asserted on the turkish media there's hardly any critical reporting at least in the state media now it appears the government would like to achieve the same with the international media but i cannot imagine they will succeed. needs to be said that our situation is a lux

honestly that is what deb brown was saying in our interview, talking tough about this she said it's all about priority. this is the multimillion dollar question why can't b.a.r.t. fix this problem. deborah allen says they can, they just need to change priorities and she's talking about restructuring the budget to make sure this happens. we will see. >> a lot of grateful riders if they do. >> about 500,000 people thanking him for asking the question you pay i pay deal. dutiful new camera to show you this comes from treasure island one of the best views in the entire bay area from san francisco looking toward san francisco from treasure island looking to the financial district in the sky in the background is not disappointing right now, just after sunset, beautiful view. queue this eagles which we do every time around sunset. gorgeous view of the bridges and san francisco. 70 today napa, 64 san francisco, 68 oakland, concord 67. chilly tonight mainly clear skies fairfield 38, san rafael 44. radar stays clear through the weekend into next week. 60 for today the last time the city got above

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the world tour link to exceptional stories and discussions from the news it's easy town i would say deb you to come smart enough to come join us on facebook t.w. for. the. magic or amazing make up. the hours of optical illusion is just one of the exciting topics we have on the show today hello and welcome to another exciting edition of euro max i'm your host meghan lee it's good to be back in the studio here's a look at what we've got star. a piece of cake this is not an accident it's a popular dessert from brush up. getting the hey find out why you're all next reporter max merrill and look for amped up from head to toe in rock. first dutch painter vincent van gogh is one of the most famous artists of the nineteenth century now that wasn't the case when he was living but now has works are instantly recognizable due to his stylized brushstrokes volumes have been written on his works and their meaning and animated movie was recently released about his life well now a digital museum in paris is going us step further by displaying hundreds of his works immersing visitors in a full sensual e

deb davis proposed the site to relocate it but the valley water district owns the area and they voted against it. many residents are against it, as well. >> it is important that they have the government, the community outreach to reach the neighbors and let them decide what is good for their area. >> what will you do? >> i don't know. honestly. i would say that we will find some place. stay where we are or new location. >> the faa says the current hope village site is too close to the airport. it's not zoned for people to live there and they need to be out by march 30th. >>> california could help foot the bill for the border wall, though this is the loss of federal funding for military projects. according to the federal documents the state stands to lose more than $1.1 billion in appropriation in concord. this is at the tracy defense depot in the bay area. also and the list of camp pendington, travis air force base, lemore air station and naval reserve. the tracy defense distribution depot and the channel islands and air national guard. the department of defense documents reiterates t

brain that is a six word predator against children deb use was on a massive scale that cardinal barbara rung collette hume continued to work in a position of moral and spiritual authority is unacceptable off the case is shaken france's catholic church and inspired a film that won a top prize of the berlin film festival by the grace of god follows the alleged victim's story because could be key for us we should use until proven bob or just to treat an actor for somebody. it was in this parish in lieu of that at least seventy men say the painter abused them as children some were as young as seven years old bernard brain is now awaiting trial. is alleged victims say that many people in the catholic church community knew about the abuse from some of the parishioners here to parents to the highest clerics in france like cardinal but they say that the urge to protect the churches reputation was stronger than the urge to protect young children this writer grew up in pain as parish and is investigated his case she says barbour has trial reflects the way the catholic church around the world has

a parliamentary majority on what to do next maybe this was two resumes planned all along briggs and deb. most people think just stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest ratings in truth to stand down to lose business is just the right questions and demand the right answer. question. oh. dear it's. been a real gunshots to begin murders calls all like. that sometimes aren't the last community young people are deciding if they want to be not like their parents not liked and liberals. always struggle school again you always have problems but you're not able to focus and walk it's the most ubiquitous going out there most police departments use it almost overstayers in the school tell that they could get their hands on guns in twenty four hours. teaching these kids are both racism row policeman child taking cried of them being all these kids are all a part of all history. welcome back to the program and we go back to our top story which is about my shootings at two mosques in christchurch new zealand the co

. >> this sits in deb davis' district.ports the move. >> i understand the concerns and fears, we know that just like the house population contains unsavory people. >> 59-year-old willie gonzalez, he lost his job after hurting his shoulder, he hopes residents will give hope village a chance. >> the rent is so high. your only a paycheck away from being where i am. >> the board of supervisors, the water district and the city council must approve the move. it's unclear what will happen if the decision is not made. there are two community meetings next week where the city will hear an earful. >>> the oakland coliseum authority is voting to keep the raiders in oakland for another year. the main part of the deal will have the raiders 7 1/2 million to play home games. if it is approved then the oakland city council and board of supervisors need to sign off. >>> lynnette gibson shared memories of her son. he was shot and killed in an attempted robbery. >> hopefully i'll be a faithful keeper of his legacy. she spoke openly since her

deb has held the domestic violence consortium together for decades. i take this honor today honoring all of you and all of the work that we've done. i want to shout a special shout out to chief hazel white. i want to give her a happy birthday. [applause] >> joanne is actually two days older than i am. and i have to say again about age, when margan exacted me about this award, i said i think i'm a little too young to be part of history. and as joanne knows, and you can look this up because our profiles have always been public, with our age, she is 55, and i'm not, until tomorrow. [laughter] >> and how unfair the press can be sometimes because when joanne became fire chief, and i helped her a lot get there with mayor newsom, and it said chief hazel white, 39, and two months later, i became head of l.e.s. emergency services, and it said conroy, 40. and i thought, that is so unfair. but there is just so much love and camaraderie in this room. i think part of that is our great mayor. she is so good at bringing everyone together, not letting waring faction

algeria the president puts affleck agreed not to run again but people are still out on the streets deb demanding i mean immediate change and. also in the show this peace possible in central african republic him on top of the government's signed on eight peace deal with rebel groups it's facing another challenge.

as for going to deb you correspondent michelle who is joining us from new delhi so what more can you tell us about the release of this pilot what's are that's actually very little i can tell you right now because this relieves has been under subpoena for the last three r.'s and yet there is no clear word yet about when exactly this is likely to go through there was even an indian air force briefing expected over two hours ago and yet no word the expectation of course is that among the other than the red one has been brought to the border may even have been handed a while but so far lot of fish shouldn't confirmation from either side but all eyes at the want of order the heavy media presence at the waca border and of course both sides are watching two of them to see how exactly this transfer go through and what does this mean for the tensions between the two countries i mean this seems like a significant deescalation. well some of the tensions that have been rising over the last few weeks this should indicate a deescalation because the draw is in the tensions started back on february

was assassinated but you know bernie sanders really took from that tradition the tradition of eugene debs of democratic socialism but socialism in general can really bring people together if they get some benefits but right now you see them sasa nation place in a lot of these stories. sending the culture war ok this is the sixty's is the real source of our modern culture war and if we understand it from a southern perspective what happened in the sixty's desegregation white flight so the business community in cities like new orleans st louis atlanta they made a bargain they said will allow you to do say were gay. we will allow you to elect black politicians if those black politicians are basically business friendly corporate tools that all of this signaling and all these images all this commercial all politics image construction has morphed into something called mean and means somehow hillary clinton started publicizing this me and the frog who was invented and are very deep web sting or chan but somehow a church tripped into the into the political debate and had an influence on the polit

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forty billion dollars ok of depth to every year we are paying the marshall plan every year of just deb's almost one hundred billion dollars a year and it is split the country completely tie it in the country stop it so. and we have this pension system reform we have to have a tax system reform we have to. boost cape's. bureaucrats system ok things in brazil are very regulated we have to regulate brazil i think once we can do this in a country we will go to a moment of good progress many many reforms they had crime corruption and to be able to pass and the congress well we have to deal with this is not easy but if was easy it was not for us ok i can tell you this so we have to convince the congress we have to talk with have or congress member we have also to. to convince the population of been assessed you do reforms and this is democracy democracy works that this way. if was a dictatorship where you should say ok it's deals and all we have to talk with everybody when the stand is there as i said you said before many we form is to be made but still no real legislation to address the probl

some forty billion dollars ok of depth to every year we are paying a marshall plan every year of just deb'salmost one hundred billion dollars a year and is split the country completely tie it in the country stop it so. and we have this pension system reform we have to have a tax system reform we have to. capes. brook. system ok things in brazil are very regulated we have to work and regulate brazil i think once we can do this the country will go to a moment of good progress for many many reforms that had crime corruption and do you think you'll be able to pass at a congress well we have to deal with this is not easy but if was easy it was not for us ok i can tell you this so we have to convince the congress we have to talk with forever congress member we have also to create to convince the population of been assessed you would use reforms you know this is democracy democracy works that this way. if was a dictatorship where you should say ok it's a deal send all we have to talk with everybody when the stand is there as i think you said before many we form has to be made but still no meaningf

millions have the genetic condition and increasingly they're being integrated into their communities deb you visited a cafe in the iranian capital tehran for a look at how that can work. in the. completely in his element serving couple chinos to the guests in this cafe waiting tables this is first ever job and the forty year old is loving every second of it. you know i like the cafe it's big and it's nice and warm that's why i'm so grateful to the mrs i got here. every night when i go to bed i thank her. for that. he and the others who work here have little chance of finding work elsewhere iran's job market is currently in such a bad state that over a third of college educated young iranians that unemployed for people with special needs it's become nearly impossible to find work. as a mother session for most of those people there's nothing to do once they finish school they just stay at home but we're convinced it's good for them to show people that they have other abilities not just good for them it's also good for their families they're often sad because they can't do anything but here

statuary and where we are now quickly because we are trying to get someplace and i hear him behind me go deb, which is my mom's name, we are in statuary hall. it hit me they have not been there before. the next day after everything settled down, i was able to walk them around and take time and it was really special. my parents are very special examples of who we are. it was pretty special. then the other side of aisle is ship roy representing the 21st district of texas. he served as a senior advisor to former texas governor rick perry. texas, came is from to texas in the 1850's. a few miles down the road from where my family currently lives. my great great grandfather was a texas ranger. a big part of the district i represent. the families are longtime texans. the firstther was woman elected county clerk. lost mya single mom and grandfather to cancer and raised my dad who was stricken with polio. she worked hard and became the first woman elected county clerk. longtime public servants in up, i grew upew and went to the university of virginia and went to the university of texas law school and

everyone from kathy griffin to junior's come out defending chelsea and attacking the way for actions deb what are what are these kind of chelsea defender missing or ignoring about the context of the situation well i think there's a lot to be said and as you can see in the tweets that are out right now everyone i mean rosie o'donnell. people who are just using this as a platform really now for themselves at this point much like what chelsea was doing so you can two weeks prior be helping sort of ignite a hate campaign against a black muslim moment ohana omar and then now you want to be in solidarity with muslims right i think that's what people are missing and by focusing sort of outrage on this video of her getting first off she wasn't shouted at she wasn't braided they raise their voice a little bit and spoke sternly with her and that's about it anyone can see in the video so i think it's just people are missing that the woman herself who is speaking to her was muslim and said this is how i feel in this out others in this very building feel in the cameras being held by an israeli woman

by trump appointees, both as much as i respect barr and rosenstein, i have no reason to doubt their debspendence in this process, the presidency should be checked by the other two branches of government, the congress, which is going to continue with its investigations, which is appropriate, consistent with its constitutional obligation and when you are talking about a question, a constitutional question, a legal question, that should be resolved by the courts, and so americans can go home and rest easy that we have a definitive conclusion on the matter, which i don't think this piece of paper gives us, we have to be careful not to overreach the way the president understandably given the political implications, overreach and say this is exoneration, no collusion, i don't think that is a fair assessment of this piece of paper. in terms of other investigations as you said, congress has its own investigation, legal investigations going on into the trump family's affair, the term the report does not exonerate president trump from having committed a crime what from the legal avenues that the r

but the question is, i think the rap on him is that he could not even goat be dnc chair, but like deb by wasserman schultz should be running? good week for him. >> a lot of your great political reporting is stringing these moments together. >> totally. >> my thanks to matt miller, that does it for our hour, thank you for watching. "mtp daily" starts now. >> here is a real test. >> i never do well on -- mayor buttid buttiedge. we all learned how to do it. i would argue that march of 2019, that's pretty impressive. i didn't know if we would be able to do that that fast. >> aif it's wednesday, are we breaking bad? >>> good evening, i'm chuck dodd in wug. at a moment when the mueller report is on a lot of people's minds encolluding president trump's we we begin with what we're learning about this president's breaking point. based on what we have seen this afternoon, earlier today, yesterday, and the day before that, and based on the gop's silence, it is possible there is no breaking point. why do i say that? look at the president's behavior. he attacked the special county, his own justice

. >> reporter: regardless of which side of ee deb you're on, the region needs to come gether. >> there are a hundred incidents like this a month that can morph into o something this magnitude. that's how fragile and intercnected our systemis. it proves time and again that we have no planb. >> reporter: one thing both mudes agree on is that yesterday was a mess for crs. so a region wide problem with no clear solution at hand. triple a also estimates that the monetary cost of yesterday's traffic tieup around our region, 5 to $6n millionst productivity, lost time, and wasted fuel. that's the latest. pa back to you. >> mark segraves, aside from the traffic, this was also a massive effort by emergency crews to get that truck cleared. you can find time lapse video showing the huge response on thi nbc wton app. just search time lapse. >> it's cool stuff, too. >>> another traffic issuelk to about this evening we have an alert for the weekend. majorlosures of the pothole plagued bw parkway all set f the weekend. >> we have a look at your first 4 traffic and the repairs coming to baltimore washi

good morning, deb. >> good morning, robin.se kind of daily bombshells is but this was painful honesty. the talk show host known for her quick jabs suddenly coming clean about her personal struggles. apparently trying to tell her own story before the tabloids beat her to it. >> for some time now and even today and beyond i have been living in a sober house. >> reporter: talk show host wendy williams raw and revealing, stunning her studio audience in the midst of her show with this honest moment about her ongoing battle with sobriety. >> after i finish my appointments, seeing my brothers and sisters and, you know, breaking bread, i am driven by my 24-hour sober coach back to a home that i live in here in the south -- i mean, in the tri-state with a bunch of smelly boys who have become my family. >> reporter: the 54-year-old seen here in pictures from daily mail tv with husband kevin heading to that sober house in queens, new york, getting emotional describing her new normal. >> lights out by 10:00 p.m., so i go to my room and i

deb davis proposed a site off of i-87 in willow glen for relocation. the faa says the current hope village site on rough drive is too close to the airport. it's not zoned for people to live there and they need to be out by march 30th. >>> it all comes down to one last step, one last season of raider football at the oakland coliseum. oakland council members must give their blessing on the new deal when they meet tomorrow. supervisors yesterday approved the deal which allows the raiders to return to the coliseum for the coming season. that deal also includes an option for 2020, but the raiders future home in vegas is set to be ready by then. >>> some a's fans may be a little sleepy this morning. >> they woke up extra early for the official start of baseball season. it finished moments ago in tokyo. this is video of the watch party. one fan says she made sure to cover her own bases before showing up bright-eyed and bushy tailed. >> i love the teams hosting the watch party. i already got approval to go in late to work tomorrow morning. i'm ready to go. >>

. >> marthathe one in the light oe mueller finding, little but deb retrospective. >> i can lay out thence. i thought that is what you wanted. >> martha: if you have something that he didn't find them let's hear that. >> do you like the way that he works with russia and throws interpreters out of the room? it is not a question of what i like or don't like. we are talking about the initial charge. the president and your words was a russian agent and that he had worked with the government through his campaign to throw an american election. now they are all these revisions being made to the argument and i think has a contrary all of us regardless of your politics need to go, we waited for this report and let's look at this report and i know you want to see it and full and so do i. it is not time for a little bit of reflection on everything that has happened? >> donald trump acts on russia's behalf. when he meets with vladimir putin and he won't tell what was said and he took the notes from the interpreter. that really worries me and it should worry you too. just because he has not been cri

the deb stating turn of events for the 16 people who called his home. >> i'm a little emotional, actually, because this is our family. so, we have no place to go really. this is hard. >> santa clara county leases space from the city of san jose as part of a pilot program last october. the encampment offers tents with plywood decking, showers, and laundry facilities. offering $16,000 plus prep cost. all the temporary, many hoped it would become a permanent template for a solution to the growing homelessness problem. >> everyone, politicians, community at large, city, county, staff, all acknowledge that we have done our part. >> reporter: county officials say the federal aviation administration raised objections, because the encampment is directly under the flight plan for minetta san jose international airport. >> use of that site, for hope village, might jeopardize some grants, faa grants to the city. >> the county office support of housing says an alternative a similar plan with our reasons that attention never got off the ground. the water district ad hoc committee raised the injections

supervisors vote unanimously to approve a local health emergency and send crews to clean up thousands debs tonight there isn't enough damage to qualify for a major disaster declaration. >> we here in sonoma county in this flood event, let's be blunt, got screwed because we were the primary epicenter of the flood event. we had an atmospheric river that came and just hit sonoma county, and it really parked itself over the russian river watershed and dumped all of its moisture there. meaning even counties to the south and north of us were not nearly as heavily impacted. had they been heavily impacted, we would have had more damages, more people who were suffering, which then would have gotten us the help that we need. >> now a team from fema has assessed the damage in sonoma and neighboring counties and will determine if it warrants a recommendation for the disaster declaration. >>> good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. tonight, a tale of two restaurants. one dealing with flood fallout. another

deb a major part for her candidacy in the opening weeks of her campaign week, she announced an exploratory committee in january and been in there exploratory phase. part of her major argument has been that she beat the odds back in 2006 when she first ran for congress. she won a reliably red district, a district where republicans outnumber democrats 2-1. so they tells that story to show that she can appeal to voters across the aisle and that she is going to try to win voters everywhere. she is also touted her record as the strongest anti-trump voting record of anyone running and it's clear from her video that she -- this next phase she is going to be taking this fight directly to trump. watch. >> our anthem calls america the home of the brave. but we don't realize that the lyrics first pose it as a question. say does that star spangled wave over the home of the free and home of the brave. it asks will brave win? it hasn't always and it isn't right now. brave doesn't pit people against each other. brave doesn't put money over lives. brave doesn't spread hate. clout truth, build a wall. that