sees in children that do extracurricular activities?racurricular activities? i guess the word you're looking for is positively engage. it doesn't mean a child enrolled in a lot of classes will do better than a child that isn't. but if the child is at home not purposefully engaging in any classes but they are doing a lot of things at home with their parents, they're still doing well. for us raising our daughter to be fluent in my mother tongue, japanese, is very important and many children in asia are also taking up mandarin. but the issue of over scheduling her weekends aside, we may need to reconsider our household budget once oui’ reconsider our household budget once our second child arrives. mariko oi, bbc news. and it gets expensive every year! let's have a quick look now at the markets. as you can see, not a good start to the tuesday trading session for the asian financial markets, all dipping into negative territory after us equities fell overnight lead by lower oil prices and global uncertainty over donald trump's economic polici

in addition to that child care, her weekend is jampacked with extracurricular activities. think these activities are great for her but they are not cheap. we decided to teach swimming at home because we already spent 300 —— $300 on the $400 on extracurricular activities and that is on top of the $1000 in childcare and we have another one coming. as the child gets older, the list only gets longer and longer. those days, iam doing gets longer and longer. those days, i am doing soccer. wednesdays, i do swimming. infact, ev‘s i am doing soccer. wednesdays, i do swimming. in fact, ev‘s mother started a website which lists extracurricular activities for children. we saw such a high demand from our advertisers and clients to reach out to the parent market. that website has coding the kids, soccer, tennis. it's such a wide range. ballet and swimming. there is a mini mba for children. you heard it right. and many mba for children. but are we at risk of over scheduling our children's weekends? and is there a clear benefit that a child psychologist sees in children who do extracurric

they ofntav funding they need for extracurriculars or on field trips. she came to us and said we would love to take the kids to the zoo. they can s the wildlife. we were able to fundhe trip and a few activities for them. they had a good time. >> we'll contin to talk about random acts of kindness this morning on "4 your sunday viewpoint" tei >>> we're tao rdom acts of kindness week. and sarah is a ractivist. how do we become ractivists? >> everybody can become a ractivist. you go to the website. and you sign up at your community. it goes beyond the d.c. prep community. it's international and wherever you are and wherever you where your hat to make it your own. if you work in an office building, mae it coffee breaks. if you' in high school, maybe it's being a gentleman and buying roses for the getting invoeor f your iiet >> you have ractivists that form their network. >> kindness isn't just a d.c. thing. but it's everywhere. it is bouncing from place-to-place shang ideas, part of that online global community. looking and being able to read on the website,

more than 6 million dollars new v investments will be used to help expand extracurricular advocates, science and technology and college and career support >> we already make a tremendous investment in public education and we don't equate improving our offerings or choices or our schools with dollars alone. so we are making sure that we're things the chancellor talked about. but this is a discrete area. three discrete areas where we're going to make new investment >> they mark the eighth year in a row of expanded support for dc students. >>> savoy is elementary school is set to reopen monday, crews have been cleaning the school following an ongoing rodent and bed bugs problem. it was shut down nearly three weeks ago so it could be cleaned. in meantime students were bussed to class at nearby elementary school. >>> we're following breaking news right now. the story is body found in the potomac river. skyfox over the scene live right now. montgomery county rescue crews say they found the body near purple horse beach, we're told the person went missing in the vicinity of great falls maryl

his priority, teacher support, extra extracurricular activities. more action. and diversities. a recent school segregation report indicates 70% of d.c. students attend schools where 90 to 100% of their classmates are black or hisopinionic -- hispanic. how do you begin that? desegregate our schools? >> i believe in exposing students to opportunities to mimic the world they're going to live in. >> this child of a teenage mother knows success lies in giving opportunities to all children. >> we're just trying to make sure that students feel like because of the neighborhood they grew up in, regardless of that neighborhood, that they are expected to be successful. and they're going to be supportive to be successful. >> the chancellor, about two weeks on the job. i asked him what he considers the biggest challenge, facing dcts. he said it's offering compelling options for parents and evolving the school systems to a city that is growing and expanding. we're live in northwest. delia don salves, wu -- delia goncalves, wusa 9. >> and recently served as school superintendent in oaklands,

support yourself with your studies, develop yourself with your studies, develop your cv, have extracurriculare well off students will have in order to get their foot into the students will have in order to get theirfoot into thejob students will have in order to get their foot into the job ladder. one question i had earlier, this business about the pressure on university staff as well. they will have to change how they operate if this is taken up widely? absolutely. we also need to think whether this serves the needs of lifelong learning as well. we heard her say that, but if we look at the numbers of part—time that, but if we look at the numbers of pa rt—time numbers that, but if we look at the numbers of part—time numbers since the fees we re of part—time numbers since the fees were introduced they plummeted. mature students, their numbers fell by 29%. we know students are more averse to depths. we need to look at tuition fees, will that act as a deterrent for students? simply graduating earlier does not mean you will end up having a job straightaway so i think we need to be really careful

schools, they will speak at brooklyn middle school and we are called the investment education and extracurricularities. support will be offered to struggling eighth-graders to help them become successful when they get to high school. larry: metro looking for ways to improve the ride on the rails, check out these ideas, installing heated floors on trains, like heated seats instead. open air. between cars meaning you can move between cars without opening doors and passenger wi-fi on all trains. do not get too excited, these could still be a decade away. jummy: very much like new york city, going between the trains. larry: yes, i like that. the final oscar countdown is on. jummy: hollywood's biggest stars hitting the red carpet in 48 hours and you know his name will be there, kidd: is live -- kidd is live on a cold red carpet. kidd: 47 degrees to you and now 45 degrees. behind the scenes of what is happening. this is the good morning america set up in los angeles, right at the dolby theater where they will do the show later this morning and maybe some celebrities will stop by, follow us to the news

money will go towards expanding extracurricular activities scnc college and career supports >> we alreadyment in public education and we don't equate improving offerings, choices or schools with dollars alone. so we are making sure that we're looking at all of the different things the chancellor talked about, but this is a discrete area where we're going to make new vs >> the mayor said the investments mark the eighth year in a row with expanded support of dc school students >>> daytona 500 this weekend right here on fox 5. what they're trying to do is get people to stop doing this, look it's at their phone. >> did i read their losing audiences >> it's because the races can be a bit long at times, a 500 mile race like daytona. they're changing up the rules to get people watching at half time. the quarter mark. i'll explain a >>> nascar combination opening day and super bowl dropped the flag this sunday on fox 5. the 59th running of great american race brings with it rule changes in hopes of ratcheting up the excitement for the 500 mile run. the race will be broken up into three segments.

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school system, 6 mirlon in new investments will be used to the new school year and it will expand extracurricular activity and science and college and career support. >> we made a tremendous investment in public education and we don't equate improving offerings or choices or schools with dollars alone. and so we are making sure that we're looking at all the different things chancellor talked about but these -- this is a discrete area three discrete areas where we make new investments. >> and the mayor says investments mark 8th year in a row of expanded report for d.c. st and lude. this city law maker says cat calls on city streets are out of control. what she's doing about it tonight. >> and this waitress accused her customer of leaving racist note on bill but he says she made it up and he has proof. so, what really happened here. >> and 15 minute recess enough time for elementary school aged children and a virginia mom says it's not. we'll have details on why she's pushing for more play time straight ahead when fox news at 10 returns. cat call on city streets district workers owe could be a thin

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extracurricular activities. chancellor wilson says this is just the beginning. >> we're trying to prepare our students not just for success we're not trying to prepare students just in high school and even success here in d.c. we want our students to be globally competitive. >> middle school students will soon take courses in engineering, computer science, using new computers. and there will also be added days for the school year at 11 high schools. >>> when a 2-month-old kitten was found in a storm drain, it didn't look good. she could barely hold her head up. and she was paralyzed. >> but thanks to the incredible people at the humane rescue alliance, they never stopped believing in the little lady. and as you can see, she is surprising everybody. and our nikki burdine has the adorable story. >>> found in the bottom of a storm drain stuck and lifeless. that was the beginning of her life. >> when they found her, they could not move her back legs or tail or anything. >> reporter: paly had a broken back and was pa

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muchos de estos lugares son como programas extracurriculares.tes como las pongas, pero la mayorÍa de estos centros estÁn llenos de niÑos! alan: sÍ, son deportistas, gente que hace actividades extracurriculares despuÉs del colegio. tambiÉn vandalismo en muchos de los cementerios, que son sÚper sagrados para la comunidad judÍa, esvÁsticas en centros comerciales, incluso en el dÍa en que no trabajaron los inmigrantes. muchos pusieron esvÁsticas, como diciendo: "aquÍ no los queremos". estÁ fuerte la situaciÓn, estÁ fuerte la discriminaciÓn y el antisemitismo. karla: pero quÉ bueno el llamado que hizo ivanka trump. especialmente en este Último mes, en el que se ha visto ataques a diferentes religiones. ella dice: "estados unidos es un paÍs basado en la tolerancia religiosa". satcha: la casa blanca tambiÉn emitiÓ un comunicado a algunas personas, que ya era hora que se hiciera, porque ha estado ocurriendo desde enero. pero algunos critican que no haya una referencia especÍfica a la religiÓn judÍa. por lo menos sÍ dice que no se acepta el odio en este

she saw the extended programs and a lot of enrichment activities and extracurricular activities and then when the market crashed in houston as it did she ended up getting a divorce and moved into a one use trailer back in pasadena where she had to have her kids take paper to school if they wanted paper where they wanted copies where they could take textbooks home and they had to pay for remediation. all the advantages that were in the higher world community that were absent. so money doesn't make all the difference is, but it sure does make a big difference especially when it comes to the families. when you have children in the high golf communities in the schools, they are the same standards as the kids in the valley in texas. we don't want them held to a lesser standard of the path need tpuppy dothink is that all studs should have that opportunity, that real meaningful opportunity that is substantially impacted by the resources they get. so the federal government, and i agree wholeheartedly they have an opportunity to try to impact these unequal state funding systems. i'm not saying th

studies that have shown that youth, especially at-risk youth with mentors are more likely to join extracurricular activities, take on leadership roles at school or volunteer in their communities. after school and summer learning programs, again very solid track records providing a safe place to learn and keeping low-income and at-risk youngsters on a path towards graduation. those same educators have told me in my town halls that they oppose elevating betsy devos into a job with the important responsibility of steering the future of our nation's children. and the reason they have expressed these views is much like what i have stated to the senate, and that is that the evidence, not alternative facts but hard evidence doesn't back up many of the judgments betsy devos has made in guiding her work in this field. in oregon citizens, thousands of them, worry that the confirmation of betsy devos is going to make it harder to help students succeed in the classroom and graduate from high school. now, this graduation rate for us in oregon, mr. president, and i'm sure we're not alone, takes on a new and im

you might have problems with extracurricular activity or lunch programs or a routine study program to where you can sit down with other parents and work through these programs. that's something that's hard for most of us in west virginia to ever concede that you could ever be in that position, ever have that experience in life. i believe communities in west virginia know our students' needs better than someone who really never attended -- intended to work -- -- attended or worked in the public school system. many people from west virginia expressed their concerns about mrs. devos. i want to read a letter from diane in my home county. we have hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of letters that come in. diane writes i'm asking you to vote against the dwirnlings of mrs. betsy devos as secretary of education. as an educator with 44 years of experience in public schools, i recognize we have many issues, but i also know we do much that is right for children. educators no longer simply teach core content. we know that children can only thrive if their social, emotional and physical needs are

sometimes workingimg two or three jobs trying to make ends meet.dsee kids are not involved in extracurricularntage of the positive resources, programs and services that our jurisdictions have to offerur. >> i know you're trying to reach young people before they gethey involved in any gang activity, but if they are already involved, is there any chance realistically out facing pressure from win the gangs or in some cases pressuree from immigration status that mat be questioned? so if somebody m is already involved, is there ai chance for them to get out?ut >> yes, that's good question.n and that's where the wre intervention comes in.teen that's where we work with ouritr youth and adults that are tryiny to change their lives and we have been successful.ssful. we've had positive out comes.om like i said not just through the government programs but alsout a through non-profit organizations like northern virginia family f service and many others that serve our population across the region.. >> before we let you go, we'reoe seeing a number. it's 703 get help. h when you pick up that phone as a pare

you know, they, i want to thank them >> >> public speaking readingnythic for any thing extracurricular t sulphate never complained in fact they encouraged it and i am the way i am because of my mom and dad only thing about moving to america is unfortunately they are not able to be here with me inly the united states wants i become a citizen they can have a green card because they are immediate family members but unfortunatelyxt for and don't have them close. >> but they can come in and out of the country. >> absolutely.n >> dad's health is good he was born with though hall in his heart that wentsed until he undiagnosed through his mid-30s then had open-heart surgery he loves for itloves fr looking at me rather blankley but he loves the fruit so much he got diabetes. he is not somebody who has candy but he ate so much that ht fruit the sugar the fruit i gave him diabetes.s is doing well and looking out for himself a little bit more and is on a good diet. i know they're looking forward to coming back to visit me.ta >> host: their prime minister was in the news recently. >> it was of stor

many of the public schools in baltimore have no, if you will, extracurricular activities and very highinner schools. so i'm hope to looking at innovation but what i don't want is rank experimentation, particularly if there is no proof, something like vouchers, that it's really worked. >> michael? >> i can give you an example of a voucher program that works. the opportunity scholars here in washington, d.c. the voucher program that enables up to 1700 students here in the district of columbia to have a choice in their education. it works. i can also tell you as a former lieutenant governor of the state that reviewed our occasional system in maryland we put together a competitive strategy that looks at education to the eyes of children leaving nothing off the table. i agree with a lot of what you're saying, mark, but one size fits all approach is just old school. just not -- let me finish. >> it is not a one size fits all. >> it is beholding to a strategy that no longer works and you need to give these parents and these kids in these inner cities and urban communities a chance to pull the

never wanted to do more courses in public speaking or reading or anything extracurricular to improvecomplained. in fact they would encourage it. i am the man who i am today because of mom and dad. and the only thing about moving to america that i do not like is that unfortunately, they are not able to be here with me in the united states. once i become a citizen then they will be granted green cards because their immediate family members. but unfortunately for the next little while, i do not have mom and dad close but they do come to visit. >> they can come in and out of the country. >> absolutely. >> how is your dad's health? >> dense health is good. i wrote about some of the trials that he was having. he was born with a hole in his heart. atrial defect. it went undiagnosed until he was in his mid to late 30s. then he had to have open heart surgery and obviously as you get older different things happen and he loves fruit. he loves fruit. and when i say he loves fruit i mean i know you look at me rather blankly like that's not something that is anything not worthy but he loves fruit

they do tremendous amounts of community service, they do sports, they do extracurriculars.h grader teaching kids who are older than they are. we have to reject them. there are over 100 kids that come every day to get classes from our students. what we did is convinced them it's worth it. if we can do that in our society, if you walk into the school and see success, our early students, convincing them was the hard part. now you get a student who comes to our school and they know. they may not have met the kid graduating from m.i.t., but they know who he was and they want to be like him. the book is, "it takes a school." thank you. still ahead, the court battle over the president's immigration ban. he needs to finds someone to argue the case. "morning joe" is back in a moment. with every click...call...punch... and paycheck... you've earned your medicare. it was a deal that was made long ago, and aarp believes it should be honored. thankfully, president trump does too. "i am going to protect and save your social security and your medicare. you made a deal a long time ago." no

the heart of all they do is so inspiring even despite told that the black student union is is extracurricular activity that does want matter so it my honor to bring two leaders who truly matter jada curry and steeben martinez. [applause]. >> first of all, i would like to thank supervisor fewer for gibbing us this honor here and as well as the rest of the supervisors here trying to empower the black community. i'm a hispanic male so confusing like why is this hispanic boy speaking to me about black student eupian but i'm here because i want to thank you for jada curry because she had me join when i first went to washington high school last year so this is both of our-last year is both of our first year and i joined just because well, i thought it was important to empower the black community because i feel that it isn't presented as it should be. growing up around many african americans, i felt it is big thing because i grew up around western editions and have neighbors that are african american and grew up so many african americans in my life and i feel like everything going on now it is very