every school said they are inclusive but france school is different. you walk into this school and there is classrooms designed for students here and the corridor is filled with equipment to help these students. i always believe and i said that it takes a village and by you taking way the program you are removing our village. this community is precious. in singapore where i come from if you are handicap you go to handicap school and you are not seen. in school here you are seen. you go to lunch with my kids, go to class with my kids. you are part of us. we are empowering the disabled students and giving them a voice and showing them they are human beings too. by removing it you are taking way the soul of our village, our community. have mercy. you have to give them hope. i really hope you will not remove this program. you will take away our soul. thank you. >> hello, thank you superintendant carranza, president fewer, board members, staff. my name is susie loftus and proud that i went to elementary and middle school. i have a first grader and third grad

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frances school is an elementary school with 540 kids. the affected members of 5 kids. it's a rounding error almost subsequently about the it not for these families. the reason i'm here is because i want to talk to you about not the benefits to these kids, but the benefits to the rest of the kids in the school. the way to really think about it is that this i talk program is doing the best to make the best the children can be, but it's all the children and it instills a

right now she walks and she's walking at frances school. she walks down the hallway and has friends that see her. she is more able now to improve. we still have very much a hope that in her lifetime she'll be able to walk on her own. she has originally had three holes in her heart which not necessarily completely resolved, but now she has visual impairment ks she has a developmental delay, severely developmental delay. she requires a g tube to feed. she was not able to walk, she was not able to hold herself up even to sit. she was not able to do that and we credit that all to all the programs, but essentially, all of this had to be manifested through the i talk which she started in kindergarten. so, it is a good program. we are very grateful for having it and we are very grateful for the teachers that have supported us through this. thank you. >> thank you, mr. tam. next speaker, please. >> hi, my name is lillian, and i'm representing room 108 and 109. the program is the only program in the entire city that serves children who are unable to

second round is the right thing but is potentially states was on the future governance of france's second city. the school fair yesterday with about fifteen minutes three with one easy tasty tentacles reach. i knew it now. will these checkpoints are going to roll the pastry is made exactly fourteen years in cyprus was shocking to the prophet's are running pretty odd and righteous god. but based on optimists believe the deal is within reach. economic crisis and the discovery of gas reserves in the mediterranean sea. it would act as if to it realizing the island once and for all. now open swim cap. i can't go home. well welcome to all equal but nothing could shake it off thinking it's going to the plate today. he says the thief this thing and he's been dreaming about something in each decade. we examined on became lazy to talk about his latest album sticks to his opinion that i'm not music has intrigued the french band that can fit into the rented monkey named garth. the trick as the other five minutes. it was named the oxford dictionary whether the end everyone for dropping by my aunt janet and getting in

france. time now for good schools increased administrative seat is the fourth is her arrested several patients sizzling anti government rallies in the capital caracas on to take the session one people died in a day to six weeks of student led demonstrations. anger against the seventy s made in house think you'll like soaring crime rates hyperinflation and a shortage of things the kids. you mentioned oil tank it sees the return flight un force is often a good loyal to rebel helpful to leave the house don't have a captive to the px to deceive the morning to a time where we think i'll like this. a self written that maybe it was the conduit trees from seed and poops the spanish capital madrid was the scene of clashes on sunday they need to conceal their teeth princess which attracted hundreds of thousands some of the lead track from the fourth quarter as of the country. thousands of police officers and a sense of what we did seventeen people dressed as an anime off the end of the montreal watch the d c against the doubling in states that the economy. he has received confirmation that a mysterious

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was accompanied on the trip i had to go upstairs and back to france they did mention a tiny skirt to find anyone on friday morning. high school in the capital paid to the child to have committed the house to play table tennis with students. you went to the pulling power and how restless until they can stinky was greeted by a pest in she a tiny seed snp believes that even us president obama. the two countries to what i mean a great town relationship to actual facts lazy day. i'm looking forward to meeting him when we attend a summit meeting here today in another in today's target. china central television gave ample companies to the meeting she and mrs obama exchanges between defence league east the master po and next wednesday the fourth and she's expected to do the best built in eighteen twenty and education and cross cultural exchanges. she and her and turned just in time to visit the ancient capital of sheehan and the city of canton. her cookbook and as a deterrence and makes it all we can meet state coalitions and ex tennis water resources ministry bias to stand down during gestation and he's conference on friday stelmach

so french is alive and well in our french american schools and french is in the air with our invite with the french republic of france we're delight to have you here. we're pleased you've brought a delegation i believe the administrators of your government and the elected officials and your ambassadors and advisory. you're in a city of innovation and the french have brought so much here today wear in city hall and your host is mayor ed lee who women's to you to this city hall who has a great deal to talk about the french architecture. thank you, mr. president for coming west after your visit in washington, d.c. pr it's n a little in congress so you, you came across the united states to study fast foods but we welcome you here today. and san francisco we hope that not only you learn about all the innovation but i also know you'll see the hospitality and see the french influence and the cultural that's plausible here in 1839 the first immigrants came and brought others. there's someone here who knows about the city hall. he's been a supervisor and the mayor of san francisco and now may, i.e., present the great governor

forty major decision he did as i was there that israel the us france and germany were among many countries that would be accepting the school it's set to take place on sunday the pro russian campaign is in full swing. the scorecards and urge people to vote to stop fascism suggesting that voice was a way of convincing ukraine's foreign chronicles from coming to power. at this polling station. preparations are advanced. everything is raging over united and about to pay respect to head to the election commission is confident things will proceed seriously. yet his sporting stage. i know people here yet but i think ron ninety seven percent of people will show up. up to one hundred percent up because people really want this post. it's their right an opportunistic sentiments not shared by all. this small group of protesters in sioux center poll say they will in all parts of the spring rains in august in the referendum was older lines in the white swayed by the thorns of those with high quality bought it about forty but not a technique called on the referendum on the show and the real result is that not everyone had not seen the wh

living here in geneva with the children and her mother, even putting the children in a school just over the border in francee boys had been introduced to her as milos and elie. >> i want to make sure i got my passport. >> reporter: larry races to the airport in los angeles. >> geneva via frankfurt. >> reporter: already there bob, who once fell in love with the same woman -- now both of them so close to catching her, all of this moving at lightning speed. the fathers now rushing to get to geneva before maria can post bail and flee with the boys again. there are no promises. just listen to bob on the plane he knows how much is at stake. >> we're going be really beat up but i got to be strong for jerry and be strong. >> what a day. what a day. pictures for his passport. >> reporter: his attorney there warning him - she tells us there is still plenty that can go wrong. >> that the mother might try to get an order from either the french court or the swiss court to prevent larry from taking the child home to california. >> reporter: her words prophetic. because by the time bob's flight arrives a stunning phone ca

the practice of france and bible reading and into the common schools and the first part of the nineteenth century. initially it was highly religious, highly protestant. over time, due to a variety of pressures within the nation, immigration being the primary pressure, and internal pressures, it became less and less religious, more and more trying to justify nonreligious grounds and greater opposition was revising not just from catholics about prayer and bible reading in schools but a growing number of secularists, jews, even moderate to liberal protestants were seeing prayer and bible reading in school was not consistent with constitutional principles. there was a very strong debate going on about this in the nineteenth century. kind of mirrored by what is today about this issue. it wasn't a consensus. there was some attention on what catholics and other groups wanted to see. initially catholics and jews and religious minorities initially objected to the very highly protestant oriented bible reading and religious exercises in public schools so as a result many public schools predominately

france than today. i'm in the economy the society and in domestic impact that the school's oval mobile hospitals this nonsense so they make the contacts for so many people that the infrastructure the walk to the energy in the sewage system so they are. some of them is not able to respond anymore. and then of course the fact that you have. steamroller of the coffee speed of one more attacks inside lebanon because of the cd presents the us although the peoples in coming up to two months finally there was the government was formed and the reason was that these issues because about the cause of ict and sold it impacting the lebanese economy the lebanese society and the lebanese security team is a devastating impact of the walls must support them. lebanon is being left alone to watch extent it is absolutely essential that the search will continue to fully supports the eminent in the situation. most financial support. the refugees to the community's economy. also some bad and chatting to accepting some refugees from lebanon and the right words to encourage countries to two and three stepmom who lives on in its inte

france. a lot of people don't believe in gender theory. they think it is a bad word. there has been outrage over a new schoolgram that many andle, especially muslim catholic organizations, claim actually teaches gender theory to little kids. teachers say it is not gender theory. what it is doing is trying to do away with stereotypes. as you can see, the school system in general is in the crosshairs this week, and not all to do with gender theory. "les are bad, according to point," and pulls out statistics. 40% of people without diplomas are unemployed. according to them, all this is that despite the huge budget that the state has put forward for schools, 65 billion euros. it asks the question, can we entrust our children in the public school system? a let's move onto this feminist magazine. it is invested in sexual violence in the army. extracts from a book called "the invisible war," written by 2 journalists after a 2-year investigation. the french army often brags about being the most feminist army in the world because 15 or center for grids are women. but the magazine points out -- 15% of workers are wome

school in one pm so we can get direct feedback. if things go smoothly. she can start studying in france to september. along with china's booming economy setting a board is becoming less of the law fury and more about reality. and is not just for high education in secondary education as well. what made that day. hope we can and you get on with the highest use in china can be really stressful and says we can afford to send our daughter to study abroad i want to keep for a good head start for the past four years china has in the country sending the largest number of students to the us. chinese state news accounts for almost a quarter of the international students there and that number is still growing. last year roughly twenty percent. and it's true that the is also the largest contingent and so are working with the ministry of education to help students be trusted by its universities to provide the opportunity for steam to electronically attached credentials to the admissions application. he is just the first lack of a twenty twenty in china and national education exhibition color you will open in six

>> in france it would be similar to the panama couple thousand dollars. >> why are medical schools so expensive to go to? >> here in the united states many people get loans. it's the way the university system is. they create a system people go to the medical school. many of those people have a vocation for being a doctor, some do not. they are going after money or prestige. when people see that, they are working on investment. if you invest certain amount of money, you buy the title and then after that you go into practice and then there are the issues of the lawsuits here in the united states and the insurance and all that kind of stuff. so, for people to be able to afford that kind of stuff-- when i talk about health care reform, i talk about tort reform. it's necessary for this country to lower the cost. just having access to a doctor is costly. so these are remarkable differences in the other countries where the education is free or subsidized by the government. and the doctors are not going to have huge loans after they graduate and they are not going to have huge salary but they

he attacks the jewish school because the israelis were killing palestinian muslims the mariners are believed to have contributed to a marked increase in the number of who fled france. he read in two thousand immigrated to israel in two thousand while well more than three thousand made the move last year. in order to encourage the trend of the israeli government has announced a three year plan to woo french which includes recognizing french professional diplomas jemima jones london nicole has been awarded featured two points to human rights by the anti defamation league michael joins the likes of former us president george h w bush made jordanian king hussein and the number of former israeli prime ministers in winning the award. don't try to use it. i will do this on the basis on economy and in our country as possible for drawers and reliable possible and to watch the sheep and isn't going to continue to look at humanity and the rule of law and the way down from the sunni continually people more than concrete. he is beyond me a fights too. agl chief abraham foxman said she then writes the kersley we know that as head of a government. the pursuit of human rights is

france's point. it's been a very difficult search. and at some point the median to school playing and at some point the government will probably governments in the commission stop searching as well as causing too much money in just a distraction from the rest of life that the money going. families and how to play a role which we didn't hear it's going to continue the pressure to try to get media coverage is wont to keep the search going on otherwise the government's commitment to support their own kind of analysis which suddenly seems more teams to be suicide. these can keep ringing and put on their own explanation for what happened even in critical needs an enemy in the story and families need to organize themselves and work begins dan's old swan was saying the difficulty here is that most of families to terrorism are not in malaysia there in china. they say cannot what's striking about the new job lined up the nation to its best to help others and i think we don't talk about the production looks like the chinese agreed to the mike nolan and an indoor show twenty twenty n

and that from a can of chicken should make sure that the school's new friends in europe to the contrary his house again like a new front in france in europe because the european project is one of the golden knights the very last section of the turkish society. hands that he is making a song the song sites that we had was the weekend to witness but also that his summing up all the sites that you know of to two years that we have seen the opening up a new chapter. and the unicorn also the house just the european parliament has just the opening of two more chapters and please mom all. tv as a means of european affairs to check each week and one mod your file one and won't commit to the european project was never in a mall in the right direction. so i know that the us. you know it is all he is often the use of pop rock has cost of december seventeen and dance the turkey. does he knows he's in charge of those moms who will play but thinking of putting this in perspective that you know the new york a minister is mario file. we had to mow visit from a local brothel. two years. he is and will in the right direction and i do expect my aw

so she refused to take no for an answer, she enrolled in flight school in france and became the onlywoman and the only person of color in her class in paris. . she soon became the first american of any race to hold an international pilot license. several weeks ago a portion of the airport drive at the oakland international airport in my district was renamed the bessy coleman drive. it was such an inspiration to be part of this dedication ceremony because she of course was from or worked in oakland and really went to many of her classes and learned a lot about piloting in oakland, california. another great woman who refused to take no for an answer was our beloved, the great dr. dorothy hyde. let me say how fortuitous it is that today is dr. hyde's birthday. she was a bold and brilliant african-american woman who blazed many trails and opened many doors to the american dream for women and people of color. from her stewardship as the national president of delta sigma cant ma theta -- theta sorority which i nomar shah fudge and congress -- which i know marcia fudge and congresswoman bea

liability for school fees and to keep the haunt of the republican stations and trying not to seek its own more than his beloved spring or fall strange hats and brown haze covering items force in france's second city of mosques a comment tell us what's at stake that they're up for the two main contenders. now if you'll be a big tv and he consented to further the question is how well they do and perhaps for the socially thieves how badly taken ability to delete that the empties a candidate a show called ago the heat and i very strongly in the lead in the first round to be heading to consolidate its control all from god's sake. in the second round of party controls thirty eight seconds he could potentially increase ninety seven when he did a great deal of control the france's second city after the nineteen sixties to the station is copied to taking control of speaking they didn't cost me the coffee coming in third in the first to around that they tended to patrick and she's really hoping for a higher turnout. eighteen yet to announce the nonsense that fifty three percent in the first round of ten percent less than the national average he is hoping to change that to a certain extent that

ministry of france where other parties studious pros will join us including france bolden and in germany the foreign ministers school also were present when this agreement was signed in q four on february twenty first thank you and that meeting between the russian foreign minister and the u.s. secretary of state john kerry kicked off with a check. but first. if i end up carrying my bad secretary kerry said again love him to it at the far right alchemize ation you claim. john kerry had some very strong words to russia early on he used some harsh words when talking about moscow's role in the conflicts words like aggression and intimidation i q's in moscow of provocation and manipulation but completely different language was used to praise ukraine's new leadership as you can see here he was using words like a democratic future freedom brave legitimate. explains the war of words against russia went into overdrive tuesday afternoon when u.s. president barack obama and his secretary of state john kerry held separate press conferences in different countries at the same time both condemning moscow over its actions against u

school of public service. his work -- starting health care systems abroad with a special focus on france. professor rodwin held that a signature at the paris, in 2010. thanks for much for being with us. >> thank you, senator sanders, and distinguished members of the committee. good morning to all of you watching on c-span. my name is victor rodwin. iowa state on the french health care system. that system is a model of national health insurance that provides health care coverage to all legal residents residing in france. it is not, i repeat, it is not an example of socialized medicine like cuba. it is also not a national health service as in the united states -- united kingdom. it is also not an instance of a government run health system like our excellent veterans health administration. french national health insurance in contrast is an example of public, social security, and private health care financing combined with a diverse public-private mix in the provision of health care services. the french health care system reflects three political values embraced by americans. liberalism in th

france better the us. and when he impresses with its unions. he did. dean i understand that each had the middle and high school from the chinese. they think they know. french but this festival is anti gospel and it did today. and an enticing campaign doin all doin the college told a senior did i just noticed one in communication. so it is. this lists of commutation. in college i took on our store in green bay and impersonal on the bench most of them know how to comb takes up so it is all this image of the pc and mac cheese in each piece carefully study failed to beat a dead end. i did notice that this all the communication is good about keeping up the sequel is one of the one to listen and who knew you knew you'd just tried to get excited when he and his frequent with them for some of the chinese the thing on my tt i did with the french of the romantic that he says the movement succeeded. i think all the french like to drop walking and in doing so so romantic and not sit in front of one of the topics become the most. if the weather's nice i need to do so. each crew chief. by the applicant s month there's a big difference does h

one ballot that it's going to school to swell the national front is ready to reap the harvest. among those who put together that report from eastern france the milton region. you heard that blend on at the end is completing the periphery saying why not vote national front the protests measure of a gesture of spite. if you will. did all the people he spoke to feel that way there did some say no we're voting for because we totally subscribe to their policy. we met both. we spent a week in the region to think what was it that the first thing that was surprising to me is the town and everyone we met intends to vote for the national front so granted is that it is a region where the good part the scores does rather well. but it actually did not meet anyone want to but for now departed the sources point to the ump secondly and we we we met both types of people people i feel very strongly that the identify with the national front. but i think lily with what came out to be. we spent there is that the i think the success of the national press campaign is that they essentially speak to all the people who are frustrated about their daily lives becom

high school -- we went to the same high school, arne took eight years of german, and germany in one year. i took about four years of french. i have been to france three or four times. if you think about it, the values and things we have to teach to our kids to get kids prepared for life, i think sometimes we have our priorities wrong. we've got to make sure we have robust financial literacy programs starting in grade school that build over time the same way math skills and science skills and english skills build over time. so you're truly prepared to participate fully in our american democracy. i think that's something that is lost. to the question arne was asked the other day was perfectly appropriate. i think it's why when arne was working -- when we were working together 20 years or so ago, he came up with creating a small public school on the south side of chicago. after a couple years up and running, we decided that we needed to have a robust financial literacy program for these inner city kids who were coming from often very disadvantaged backgrounds. which this fits perfectly with the president's mandate where he talked about the importa

school of economics 1956. what is your view of nato? noted -- a to do a nato for north africa, which is france, the u.k., and the united states, which ish lead, and that is the libya air support. then you have to do an entire separate nato for afghanistan. the problem for nato as it exists right now is there is no nato to counter the eastern european threat. the rare -- the very reason it was formed. it really does not have the capacity. or really if there is a will to challenge russia and some of the places. yes, they are moving in a few jets to poland but nato is basically -- as a all work against russian expansion no longer exist. more nationbuilding and regime change, as it were, in libya. quit hans nichols putting it in -- >> hans nichols putting it in perspective. the referendum taking place sunday. -- the focus on washington, the american house of cards. not frank underwood's washington but the fragile state of jamie dimon's banking system. seven years and -- in the financial crisis, smart people to why weng hard as are fragile by design. charles calomiris, truly one of the nation's authorities of how we got into this mess. you

school of public service. his work -- starting health care systems abroad with a special focus on france. professor rodwin held that a signature at the paris, in 2010. thanks for much for being with us. >> thank you, senator sanders, and distinguished members of the committee. good morning to all of you watching on c-span. my name is victor rodwin. iowa state on the french health care system. that system is a model of national health insurance that provides health care

borders to goods and services for richer economies like germany and france sort of like a hanging out with the popular kids in high school means you get access to a steady supply of food it's all in all e.u. membership seems like a great idea that is until push comes to shove in countries like greece ireland and spain realize that the banks toure's in brussels just like the popular kids in high school will throw them to the wolves if they think doing so will keep them on top that's what happened in greece that's what happened in ireland that's what happened to spain when the bubble burst and all the easy money dried up the e.u. bled them dry with harsh austerity measures pensions welfare programs education funding you name it everything was cut to feed the vampires in brussels today countries that suffered through the e use savage austerity regime are still trying to recover spain for example has an unemployment rate of twenty six percent and a youth unemployment rate of fifty five percent and their economy is only expected to grow by around one percent this year it should be clear by now the e.u. membership has been a d

france -- free agency there is that players that benefited the most worthy offense of lineman. everyday player who was grossly under compensated for the contribution they were making. >> if these schoolsg the athletes, what happens to the rest of their athletic regrowth of early are funded by the revenue generated by football and basketball? >> there's nothing to stop the schools from funding those programs. no one expects all of the revenue to go to the athletes. that is not happen in any other sport. when you look at professional sports of the athletes get a share of the revenues. the rest will remain with the schools, and schools are free to use that in any way they want to come in to support academics, anything else. that is up to the schools. less will goe bit to the coaches and the administrators, but that is not unfair. going to talk about a future in which there is a free market for talent at the collegiate level and basketball and football. those of the only sport that you care about for the moment. what happens within that world? -- surely, for example, the operative the dukes, the louisville can afford players that smaller schools will not be able to afford. do you really b

school and taking them back to their countries? >> a lot of them are. you can see terrific students who are coming from england and china and germany and france, who are gettingion, we are the gold standard, the best in the world, people appreciate that. their world and are involved in international legal transactions. sometimes they stay here and work for american firms. >> competition. >> be on teaching people the law, how to think like a lawyer, what are the guiding principles that you are trying to teach your students right now? >> the most important really is that law students will be working in law or elsewhere for decades. what theld both master current principles are and get a sense of how to make them better , how to make the country better, so the law changes as it confronts new problems and it has to adapt. to give critical skills so that people cannot just recite the rules, but figure out how to make them better. that is central. >> does there need a rethink of the curriculum? there has been a lot of criticism. >> i think probably if there was a law school class on xeroxing papers, it would be a very short class. i think the current curriculum sho

school. every year the co-operative sells between four thousand and six thousand francs a fair trade coffee. its main clients are felt leaden in germany and that is only moaned in france. these twin organizations were the first to venture into free trade. outies on demand was born out of an event of worldwide importance. without your help this child could end up like this. in one thousand nine hundred one pakistan was torn apart by civil war that was to give rise to the country of bangladesh. pounded this part of the world flood after flood caused a massive famine and ten million refugees fled to india. the french priest visited the country and launched an appeal. to collect milk must put pressure on laboratories to let's send two types of pneumonia and dead jested diseases we need under way not clothes. when the conflict was over the refugees returned to bangladesh in order that they might live in dignity abbey pierre created another project buying their craft work and selling it in europe. the moment it was born. forty years later the network of shops has expanded but the vast majority of

we grew up, we went to the same high school. ,rne took eight years of german went to germany for one year. i took about four years of french. i have been to france three or four times. values,k about it, the the things we teach our kids to get kids prepared for life, sometimes i think we have our priorities wrong. we have to make sure they have a handle literacy programs starting in grade school that build over time the same way math skills and finance skills, english skills tilde over time. so you are truly prepared to participate fully in our american democracy. i think that is something that stomps loss. it was the question that arne was asked the other day was perfectly appropriate. arne and i were working together 20 years or so ago. and sister sarah came up with the idea of creating a small public school on the southside of chicago. after a couple years up and running, we decided we needed to have a robust financial literacy program for the kids coming from often very disadvantaged backgrounds. this works perfectly with the president's mandate where he talks about the importance of financial literacy, in particular in disadvantaged communi