.) >> to have this opportunity to have this school is excellent for us and our community my son loves this school our community loves this school i am this experience is a great experience i'm a volunteer parent i talk with the parents they all love the school and we're mostly presented to have a school like this in our neighborhood. >> (speaking spanish.) >> so i'm asking you to give us the opportunity to have a school like this that has been a great opportunity so give us this opportunity to keep growing like we have ♪ school we're ready for a school like this thank you >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> yes good evening. i'm shannon my son a joshua robinson a student others bayview he's his reading level has improved four levels and his math levels has skoktd and loves to teach the taefrpdz are approachable the kids don't get out until four and he's existed to be there you can call the teachers up to 8:00 p.m. at night the school he previously attended it wasn't like that he didn't have a behavior problem but needed help academically and kip has met the

excellent time-out by the point guard. >> mike: dellavedova, cleveland now out of time-outs.ston multiple opportunities to stop it and advance it. patrick beverley hounding dellavedova for the inbounds so different seby cleveland. thompson screen to get it to james. no room to breathe. eye to eye. ariza stares down james. five on the clock. james steps back. sizes up, takes a two -- no good. no. let's play some more. trevor ariza gave lebron james no room to breathe. >> hubie: that was terrific. he did not allow him to drop the shoulder and get to the basket. he kept bumping him out. not giving ground. you can see lebron gets away with the push but that was nice and he definitely contested. tough look. >> mike: 31st shot from lebron. did not go. we'll go five more. all even at 98 in houston. the secret to a great night out... beer meat and cheese. oh, and great friends to share them with. introducing the new bar snacks & apps menu. nothing makes you want to show up to the party sooner, stay out later or one up louder. get a lot more bang, for a lot less buck. new bar snacks s

. >> for job growth this is an excellent bill. for individual freedom this is an excellent bill. for the future of wisconsin it is an excellent bill. >> wisconsin's law stands to be financially damaging to unions and also carry symbolism. it now means that half of the country has right to work laws. devastating. >> wisconsin is the heart of industrial midwest, where unions were strong and powerful for a big chunk of the 20th century. but to see that sort of collapse, in the form of a right to work law, which would have been unthinkable a decade ago is pretty dramatic. >> reporter: union membership has been steadily declining in the u.s. and now standings at 11% of workers, down from 20%, more than three decades ago. but the recent blows are also coupled with new signs of strength. a labor dispute involving dock workers commanded the attention of the labor secretary. and the biggest strike of oil workers since the 1980s. as the economy is getting better, workers and unions are saying when it is going to affect me. and they have been giving back and taking much less increases in th

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this is a measure of excellence. it's not common. now, i accept that we have some challenges in africa. i don't have issues, but we are moving forward. 95% of african people today live under better government societies than 10 years ago. it's not perfect and it's not by wide margin, but it's a movement forward. what needed is a society continue the scrutiny and we move forward, you know, one step at a time. >> the duke of cambridge met the chinese president in the highest profiled u.k. royal visit to china in nearly 30 years. the two met in beijing's great haul of the people. he said they had contributed to relations between china and the u.k. >> you can keep up to date with all the news on our website the address, aljazeera.com that's aljazeera.com. [ ♪♪ ] >> we get the, you know, credible messages from credible source that is we can never trace back to their origins, you know, that austin is alive. >> people have, you know, had no reason to lie to us as far as we can tell. >> reporter: american journalist austin tice has been missi

>> i can my honorable friend is right, this is excellent. the global enterprise partnership has received nearly 11 million pounds funding to build the site -- center of excellence on the isle of wight providing 500 50 students workshop and learning facilities and would include 250 apprentices. this is part of a long term plan to build up britain's manufacturing and apprenticeships and make sure more people get the security and stability of work. >> ed miliband. >> mr. speaker. before the last election, the prime minister made a no if's ann's or but's promise on immigration. >> can he remind the house executive what that comment was? when we promised to cut migration, we cut it from outside the european union but it has increased from inside the european union, not least because we have created more jobs than the rest of the europe in union together. -- european union put together. >> it was in his contract with the british people. cut the tens of thousands. now, it is about 298 house and by the time he took office. this is what he said in th

this is an excellent developer. the partnership has received nearly 11 million funding through the growth deal to build a center of excellence for competence on the isle of white. this is going to provide live hundred 50 students workshop and learning facilities and would include over 250 apprentices. this is all part of our long-term plans to build up of britain's skills, build up a britain's manufacture, build up our apprenticeships and make sure more people get the security and stability of work. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker it for the last election the prime minister made a know it no, but promise on immigration. can even white house exactly what that promise was? >> we promised to cut net migration. we have cut it from outside the european union. it is increase from inside the european union, not least because we have created more jobs than the rest of the european union put together. [shouting] >> he was rather coy about his precise promise mr. speaker. it was in his contract with the

your excellent sees. it is dictated that we take into consideration the -- after the decline of arab hopes that came out of the arab revolutions without feeling any developments or improvement in their lives. >> the committee is aiming to improve and definitely roll the impact. i hope that these items will be put on the agenda and given the time they deserve so we can come up with the right solutions. your excellencies, this period we are facing as arab countries necessitates that a huge responsibility in front of god and in front of our people. we have to live up to these challenges, and these are the headlines for the coming period as an arab league. we have to direct things so we serve the interests of our people and the unity of our countries instead of our responses remaining as reactive and the increasing crisis that we are witnessing from every side. our future dependency in the coming years on how we are -- how much we are successful in dealing with the challenges that we face and hard times that

it is people who come in and do an excellent job. that's the benchmark. how many many leaders have won in the last eight years. this is excellence. it is not common. now i accept that we have some challenges in africa. i don't have issues. but we are moving forward. 95% of african people today live under better government societies than 10 years ago. it's not perfect. and it's not by wide margin. but it's improvement going forward. they move forward one step at a time. >> free at last, but it's not quite home. we meet former guantanamo detainees struggling to adapt. and we visit a red-light district to see if the criminalizing of prostitution affect the hiv. >> weeknights on al jazeera america. >> join me as we bring you an in-depth look at the most important issues of the day. breaking it down. getting you the facts. it's the only place you'll find... the inside story. >> ray suarez hosts "inside story". weeknights, 11:30 eastern. on al jazeera america. >> welcome back. our top stories on al jazeera. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu have denied

your excellency president abdul fatah al-sisi. the president of the arab republic of egypt, your royal highnesses, your excellence ris the secretary general of the league of arab states may god's peace and blessings be upon you. i extend all appreciation and gratitude to egypt. government and people under the leadership of abdul fatah al-sisi for hosting the 26th annual summit of the league of arab states warm reception and generous hospitality. i also extend all appreciation to my fellow president, the monarch of cue wake for the efforts exerted by him in the previous cycle, and i also extend all appreciation to the secretary general and the league of arab states. a few days ago this city hosted the international economic conference where we also - the international international community and arab states express console darty with egypt. today we address the threats in many arab countries. mr president, the painful reality. many of arab countries are living from terrorism, domestic conflict. bloodshed where sectarianism and terr

one student who technically excels is darjay. he is hearing-impaired and also slightly intellectually challenged. when he came to the facility at the age of 12, he was so interverted he couldn't interact with anyone. running helped build his self-confidence and he's now the fastest runner at the center. he took part in the special olympics in athens. the team won gold thanks to darjay's determination. his next goal is the 2013 asia pacific special olympics. according to recent national statistics. there are over 20,000 people with disabilities in bhutan. the government has been increasing its efforts to support them. children aged between 6 and 17 attend this public school. the school provides classes for children with special needs. eight such schools have been established around the country so far. >> show me your fingers. >> the government plans to increase the number of these types of schools in the future. jigme established her second center in 2009 with her own savings. the center, located in the eastern mountainous region

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. >> in the name of allah the most merciful, your excellency el-sisi your royal highnesses, your excellencies, the secretary of general ladies and gentlemen, with thanks and appreciation to my fellow president, president el-sisi. >> we just heard from the palestinian president mahmood abbas, we're watching the arab league summit, live coverage here on al jazeera. moments ago the statement and words by mahmood abbas saying that israel is no long arrest partner in peace and also a call to support and reendorse the project for an arab joint defense force. that's something that has come up a little bit in the discussions and speeches by arab leaders. certainly the situation in yemen. strong calls to endorse operation decisive storm from several leaders casting the blame on the part of the houthi it's as rebels undermineing legitimate authority, not listen together voice of reason, as several leaders put it, and continue to go undermine the elected and legitimate president of yemen. i think we can now bring in al jazeera's senior political analyst. although a lot of leaders did stress the palestin

. >> that's an excellent question at a point of contact i've been working with the city for almost 3 years prior to that i was the building code consultant so i've had the privilege of working with the schools and many as they went through the renovation process there was a huge retrofit the work was done you have a safe this and i've seen the entryway so 0 doing the engineering evaluation is a simple you have access to the existing plans and calculations so the engineer should be able to do that quickly that's an important point if you're schools have done revving use the engineer feel free to use whoever you want if you have plans and information that's going to make their job easier. >> thank you i'm with the stern's school our hyphen highly is in a church we've got more than that 25 ask the full-time do we need to evaluate. >> without seeing the document i'm assume there was a permanent building permit to change the school in addition to the in such u church so if you said you didn't want to evaluate it church you'll have to move that school as long as the kids are there it's eva

also an excellent firm, a minority owned firm and lbe firm as well. the work has been spread in that fashion, 30%. >> one opportunity which is interesting because i ran the bond program for a long time. the proposal for all public once you make the award, after today anybody can come and look at them, but no one does. when i was working for a small faa firm and i looked at them and i learned about how i was presenting the proposal and not what i was offering. when i asked them to look at them, they didn't take me up on it. the city is designed so we don't have discretion, but we do try to offer education. it's surprising how few people take us up on it. >> you just had to make that point repeatedly. >> it's pretty surprising. you know. it's like admiring someone else's painting or photography, you learn from it. >> there is a book out there called "steal like an artist". >> it does teach you how to respond to this city's format. >> so, commissioner, adams? all in favor say, "aye". >> aye. >> we didn't get a motion. >> is there a motion? >> so moved. >

the gulf nation took a shot five minutes later outside of the midfielder with an excellent individual effort. the striker had a chance to equalize but qatar held on. the qualifier gets back underway this evening with spain facing a crucial match against seville. they had a miserable world cup defense. they have yet to find the best in this qualifying campaign. nine points through second-place in group c. >> this match is very important. we are in the middle of the qualifying round. we could be out of the euros. we would still have a shot at qualifying but it would be a setback and difficult to fix. >> a chelsea striker is out injured. another will get his first start for spain. all eyes will be on the scotland striker in the 2016 qualifier tonight at wembley. the 21-year-old has 19 goals. wayne rooney has been impressed by his progress. >> we are happy this week. he has done well. i can say he is not in any way damaged his chances of playing. i am pretty sure over these two games he will make his full debut. we'll have to see when that is and whether it is on tuesday are coming on as

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the same center of excellence in existence on biofuels. do we need one of these centers of excellence to help the faa and the technical side get answers in advance so as the market continues to develop those questions are being addressed and the research is being done? ms. gilligan: yes senator. we have gotten good support from congress and the last appropriations bill. we were given additional appropriations for the purposes of establishing a center of excellence. that process is underway, the applications are under review. we expect to name the center of excellence before the end of this fiscal year and the administrator has challenges us to do it sooner. it is in part because we see not only at the test sites but with the center of excellence we can frame these technology issues and some other challenges and get the best minds in academia working on helping us on those. mr. cantwell: the last phrase is key, the best minds in academia. thank you. ms. ayotte: i would like to call on senator schatz. mr. schatz: ms. gilligan, the faa guidel

that sounds like an excellent way of commemorating the significance of the diver community, so thank you for that suggestion. rep. graham: thank you, i really appreciate that support. i know the men and women who serve as military divers do as well. so thank you. a separate question yesterday to both general dempsey and secretary carter i asked the service secretaries about their wounded warrior care programs. as the copping debates a new authorization for use of military force, one of my priorities is knowing that should we engage in military, in current or future conflict or military in current or future conflicts that our military servicemembers go into this fight with confidence that this country will take care of them especially the most severely injured when they return home. so i would like to learn what is the department of defense's -- what is the department of defense doing to insure the transition from active service to v.a. for our most injured and ill servicemembers and what can we do for those. i appreciate your answers. sec. carter: i'll start and chairman, if you want

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of items to update our community is it a fair statement or starting off with the superintendent excellent venture i was honored to represent the san francisco unified school district and as a member of the council for a one-on-one meeting in the white house with president obama i know some folks say that didn't happen he's the proof i'm the supervisor from president obama what is so important about it opportunity was that we do have a president who is keenly aware of public education and actually met with superintendent from the larger urban skublths u school districts as well as board members with the intent of hearing from us directly with the effects of proposals currently being discussed on knapp acholia capital hear the one funding english language learn and the brothers keeper we wanted to hear from us dribble i'm proud to report the president made a direct comment about the wish in san francisco so kudos from you from the president (clapping) with that, also i'd like to announce that past thursday honored to have wrorn and mayor ed lee along with scomploen and our board of educatio

team and work together so that on these behind the meter type resources like sun shares like the excellent energy efficiency programs that the department already has so that this department which is the department that has the experience of going out and actually getting these installations to happen on a door to door basis, is a department that's designing the local build out for san francisco you know sfpuc has the expertise to do the big stuff and you can do the community stuff where most of the jobs and energy savings and renewables even will happen and that will give the public ownership of its own stuff and i'd encourage you to really reach out to the sfpuc commissioners and staff to make sure that the planning for the local build out that happens over the next few months gets much more oriented behind the meter resources which is not flushed out that well in the report make that more robust and give you guys and your staff a primary role in planning all of that out. >> thank you mr. brooks other members of the public? all right seeing none thank you terra thank you again. all right

. >> excellent presentation. >>> it is said you should love thy neighbor. that sentiment lost on these two neighbors in argentina. you can tell when the video starts an argue happening between neighbors. one, a 19-year-old pregnant girl cynthia lira and her 63-year-old neighbor selma prada gustos. selma is inside this doorway. they're arguing, it sounds like over property. but watch what happens. >> what is that? throw something at her? >> a pot of boiling, hot water that this woman throws at the 19-year-old pregnant girl. listen to the screams. >> [ bleep ]! >> she goes running away she falls, and you see her tearing her clothes off because her skin is burning. you can hear she's screaming and crying obviously in pain. the video shot by a third neighbor who heard the commotion going on and got the camera out to record everything. you can see how red her skin is. now the 19-year-old was taken to the hospital. she was treated for burns. and now, because of the video, police in argentina have been made aware of the situation and investigating. although the 63

the same center of excellence in existence on biofuels. do we need one of these centers of excellence to help the faa and the technical side get answers in advance so as the market continues to develop those questions are being addressed and the research is being done? ms. gilligan: yes, senator. we have gotten good support from congress and the last appropriations bill. we were given additional appropriations for the purposes of establishing a center of excellence. that process is underway, the applications are under review. we expect to name the center of excellence before the end of this fiscal year and the administrator has challenges us to do it sooner. it is in part because we see not only at the test sites but with the center of excellence we can frame these technology issues and some other challenges and get the best minds in academia working on helping us on those. mr. cantwell: the last phrase is key, the best minds in academia. thank you. ms. ayotte: i would like to call on senator schatz. mr. schatz: ms. gilligan, the faa guide

in the fall it's an excellent time because that's when the days get shorter. we do it right about the time daylight savings time starts because there is a measurable increase in the number of people hit by cars because of the extra darkness at the p.m. rush hour. in the spring, this is a time when weather is et going better. it's a time when more people are out, more people active more people walking the street walking and biking. >> everybody is a little bit out of practice drivers looking for bicycle i haves, bicyclists getting back on the birk after a few months off. talk if you would, walter about this campaign and who it's trying to reach. >> sure i think we want to go long and wide throughout the metro region we're an attractive place to come to shop and live. we have a very diverse region where we have people from walks of life and dak ground and speaking different languages. for us it's imperative that we increase our education, our -- that we try to prevent fatalities or any kind of incidents. we've had too many in our metro washington region about 72

. >> so - >> i think those are actually excellent questions those is the extension of our current contract i think we can take that back and integrated that those are good suggestions. >> thank you supervisor farrell. >> i'm going to echo what supervisor yee said it has two spots maybe the least represented and ton of bicyclists i i know the ymca and others bans the map we have bicycle stops all over the place and people buena vista to the presidio i'd like to request that you guys come back in an rfp and talk about how this is be structured sometimes, it benefits the districts and this is challenging to say that is a great thing when i look at two locations and ton of kids in the district i'd like to see this come back next month. >> thanks supervisor breed. >> thank you so i royals this is just an extension for a couple of months until you award a new contract but i still have a problems are the cost we're talking about over $5,000 per classes based on my calculations and bans the number of people $200 per person and so i'm concerned about the expense i know there are pamphlets and bikes

he will have to show more to excel in a crowded field.n: if he actually is funny and you are right, he should employ that tool, because he has to live in some of the angry edge he has and make himself a little more -- i hate the word relatable. mark: five of the last times i shook his hand, he was wearing a joy buzzer. john: ice cream, you scream, we all scream for -- after the break. ♪ john: thanks to haagen-dazs for rushing this cake. it is melting rapidly. we hope your campaign lasts longer than this confection. mark: tomorrow, there is not going to be a ted cruz cake, but we will have the real ted cruz live here for an interview. we will also have more of our texas two-step, an interview with rick perry in houston. oath of them right here. "taking stock" is next. ♪ pimm: i am pimm fox, and this is what i am taking stock of. human chancellor angela merkel met today in berlin with greek prime minister alexis tsipras trying to get a little unity. the leaders are working on political and financial solutions to greece's money problems. >>

strong stance an decreasing the amount of testing unnecessary testing in our city hall's that is an excellent example an archaic testing not in modern time i want to thank the staff for supporting that as well. >> commissioner haney i want to say thank you to ms. fewer for bringing this forward i remember this of the first brought about but i think without a doubt at the canyon core changes what we should be testing for 12 graders it makes that more irrelevant i want to make sure we a lot internally it seem like there is agreement we will like this is not an ascertainment sunshine we should be doing if we're stoougz it has in the past superintendent evaluation and in other places where it is we're looking at the process so we may move forward and want to access an indicator or measure if at all if the agreement on the board has wealthy so - >> ms. wynns. >> thank you. i'm supportive of this i've not been supportive it is one of the wrongheaded things that's irrational action that dates us because the fed's says all students note a high school exitam so in the meantime the state should be comm

it is for excellence. look around the world everywhere and you will find it's not easy to find those things around the world everywhere. it's not an african issue, is a global issue. >> thank you very much. other news now and what happened to malaysia airlines flight image 370? it was a year ago that the plane vanished over the indian ocean without a chase -- without a trace. >> experts from around the world have joined in the search but to no avail. now you strong and of the prime mister has gone on record saying the hunt for the passenger jet could soon be called off. >> she lights prayer sticks for her lost husband. he was one of the 239 people on board the malaysian airline flight that disappeared over the indian ocean without explanation one year ago this week. investigators have found note trace of the plane. experts believe it went down some 1600 kilometers west of the australian city of perth, but no one knows for sure. officials have announced they may soon call off the search despite pleas from r

the point he's making is excellent. you have to get your body ready for the change. you can't just jump if into it on a saturday night. >> they say accidents go up this week. this coming week accidents go up. >> 5 to 10%. that's unbelievable. so please be careful. we work today. almost everyone slept and woke up late earn. tomorrow, grumpy day. they are all grumpy because they are sleep deprived. >> let me jump in. chronic fatigue syndrome is a syndrome that has been around for a long time. the biggest news is not what's going to happen on monday morning. every year we get through and we'll be fine. you set up your time an hour before. you basically don't have alcohol or smoking or et cetera. you don't exercise before you go to bed or coffee. the truth is the institute of medicine just came out and changed the whole concept of croppic fatigue syndrome. people that cannot stand for a long time with some exertion. they get really tired, and they called it systemic exertion intolerance disease. mouth full but they're changing it because now we're starting to understand

rob o'neill was an excellent io. i don't approve exactly how he did it but when i workout with the leadership day, it is hard to tell somebody not to do what you just did as a leader. that is what i would say. rightfully so in the active-duty command you have the upper echelon who was not involved with the other higher-ups trying to get the discipline back and they have to. they have to do that. it is an unfortunate situation that came about first because of lack of leadership. thank you. one more question. yes, sir. >> first of all i would like to thank you for being here and for your service to your finest leonard on me and my question is based on your early seal team experience. do you have any end i says to the policy developing towards cuba? >> you know i don't have specific policy. i would say no. we went down through cuba a lot of times, but it was never taught about until recently. but i don't know personally there's a lot of economic potential because if they do open up relations in cuba who is going to prov

. >> john has been doing excellent work also and we have a funding working group that we've been working with figuring out how to fund -- these one off grants although the -- it needs a multiyear effort it needs the city and the ta prop k sales tax. what are the options from a local side and also is there an opportunity to join forces with all of our stakeholders including the business community to actually fund a multiyear campaign as kate breen mentioned the physical education piece that john is working on there's getting the leadership behind this at all levels and the media side of it and the media side is expensive and there's very few grants to get that media buy and they will have a much better sense of what that looks like midto end april. >> appreciate all your efforts i know it's not easy. i'm just so curious because one of the take aways from the new york new york summit was somehow the city was able to partner with some some of the large -- maybe not large but the advertisement agencies and they sort of know how to do these types of things and i don't think san francisco has

this is an excellent developer. the partnership has received nearly 11 million funding through the growth deal to build a center of excellence for competence on the isle of white. this is going to provide live hundred 50 students workshop and learning facilities and would include over 250 apprentices. this is all part of our long-term plans to build up of britain's skills, build up a britain's manufacture, build up our apprenticeships and make sure more people get the security and stability of work. >> ed miliband. [shouting] >> mr. speaker, mr. speaker it for the last election the prime minister made a know it no, but promise on immigration. can even white house exactly what that promise was? >> we promised to cut net migration. we have cut it from outside the european union. it is increase from inside the european union, not least because we have created more jobs than the rest of the european union put together. [shouting] >> he was rather coy about his precise promise mr. speaker. it was in his contract with the