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for henley the general to actually blame the protesters is just an extraordinary thing and it makes it even harder for the leaders of the opposition to agree to terms and to come back to the table if they're being blamed directly after they suffered this massacre so we need not just investigations we need heavy heavy pressure from the u.n. security council from the secretary general a visit would be quite necessary in timely we need heavy heavy pressure put on the t.m.c. now because behind the scenes they've just gotten a giant payoff from their friends around the region over in the gulf and that is really what broke this and that makes it all the more difficult for these envoys to have any success at all including with this u.s. state department diplomat there who knows president trump made tomorrow call up the t.m.c. and declare them his friends as they didn't libya so that that could already have happened in fact and we don't even know so it makes it much more difficult to do diplomacy given what's happened right there in khartoum and what's happening in capitals around the world th

joining me now is harry wright, from henley on thames who sat the exam yesterday. are you feeling? a bit vexed, if i you sat the exam, how are you feeling? a bit vexed, ifi am honest, because i put in a lot of work, i did not see the paper beforehand, it was a nice paper, i enjoyed it, but then coming out and looking on twitter and seeing people talking about it being leaked beforehand, that blew the wind out of my sails. pearson have responded, they have said no one is at an advantage or disadvantage, what did you of that? i cannot believe that is true, because it was on such a wide scale, anyone could access it for £70 online, spread over whats app for £70 online, spread over whats app and facebook group chats, that they will have no access to, so it is really hard, and i think they are really limiting what they think the scope of how big it was is. i think carry on. i feel like saying no one will be advantaged or disadvantaged, it is very hard, when you are doing means testing for grade boundaries, it is hard to find the balance when it is hard to find the balan

for henley the general to actually blame the protesters is just an extraordinary thing and it makes it even harder for the leaders of the opposition to agree to terms and to come back to the table if they're being blamed directly after they suffered this massacre so we need not just investigations we need heavy heavy pressure from the u.n. security council from the secretary general a visit would be quite necessary in timely we need heavy heavy pressure put on the t.m.c. now because behind the scenes they've just gotten a giant payoff from their friends around the region over in the gulf and that is really what broke this and that makes it all busy the more difficult for these envoys to have any success at all including with this u.s. state department diplomat there who knows president trump made tomorrow call the t.m.c. and declare them his friends as they didn't libya so that that could already have happened in fact and we don't even know so it makes it much more difficult to do diplomacy given what's happened right there in khartoum and what's happening in capitals around the world.

cloud went to henley elementary and found out that the school had been hit by gunfire at least two times in the last few weeksl that to her making this ultimatum on social media calling out mayor bowser, calling out treyon white. they have both responded basically telling cloud it's great she is speaking up, but actions do speak louder than asords. hoat my next question to cloud. is she going to turn her words into action? here's what she said. >> we spoke to the team today. we want to be part of e solution. it's not dividing us. it's unifying us. i'm asking what is in place right now so we know where to go in the future. monumental is giving me a great opportunity to meet with leaders andl poicymakers, so as soon as we get back from our long road trip, i will be meeting with ic polakers. >> reporter: cloud is just the latest athlete to use their platform for activism. they have a game that's going to be starting here at 7:00 tonight. i'm sure she will be asked quee,ions postgamso we'll see if she sticks to her promise to not speak about anything but violence in southeast. as you hear, s

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during her visit to henley elementary, guard natasha cloud learned a bullet broke a school window on wednesday. the librarian told her the school has been hit several times. later she spoke about it wither 20,000 followers in a series of instagram posts. >> when it you're talking about changing a culture, when you're talking about ending a cycle, whenou're talking about empowering our youth and giving then opportunities it starts with an education. our kidsnan't eve feel safe to go to school right now. >> cloud has called for a media blackout starting after tonight's mystics game. she says she will only talk about the violence in d.c. untii she meets th mayor bowser and council member trayon white. the mayor's office says someone will reach out to cloud soon. >>> new this morning, georgetown stiversity is one of two schools under invegation by the u.s. education department over foreign funding. georgetown and stamm have been ordered to turn -- and texas a&m have been ordered to turn over financial records. the department wants to determine whether both schools have fully reported for

natasha cloud, point guard for the washington myscs wasti vising henley elementary school and we actually have video of what it was that set her off. take a look at this. you see this window here? well, it's being replaced at the school because it was shattered by gunfe earlier this week while kids were inside. it's not the first time this has happened. that led cloud to call out mayor muriel bowser and councilman treyon white on social media. take a listen. >> when you're talking about changing the culture, when you're talking about ending thee cycle, wyou're talking about empowering or children and giving them opportunities, it starts with their ucation. d our kids can't even feel safe to go to school right now. >> reporter: tay mayor bowser reonded to cloud's criticism and that ultimatum. listen to what she said. and i think more people being outraged about access t guns and the careless use of guns in our city, i think the better. >> reporter: now, we reached out to councilman treyon white for a response but we have yet t hear back. however, he did respond yesterday and basically told

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after being modestly quiet about his world war ii experiences for decades, henley has now received accoladeson of honor award. >> i thank god with all the accolades that are going around that he's alive to witness it. >> reporter: henry knows he was fortu fortunate to survive d-day. >> were you afraid you were going to drown? >> no, because i prayed to the good lord to save me. >> did you know how to swim? >> no. >> reporter: despite the hardships before, during and after the war, private first-class parem is very grateful to have served. >> i did my duty. i did what i was supposed to do as an american. >> reporter: an american hero. gary tuchman, cnn, pittsburgh. >> thank you, henry parem. the news continues. we'll hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." hey, chris. >> they are our best, they are the greatest and we will remember them tonight. jb, thank you for that story. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." >>> it is starting to get real for joe biden. his rivals are coming after him

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cloud spoke out after visiting henley elementary school thursday just 24 hours after a bull ret ripped through this front window while children were inside. >> when you're talking about changing the culture, ending the cycle, when you're talking about empowers students and giviop them ortunity, it starts with their education. >> cloud's aea also cme with an ultimatum ahead of tonight's game. >> a response by tomorrow morning with a solution. i will only discuss this topic until it is fixed. >> reporter: today the mayor nd res. >> more people being outraged about accessto guns and the caress use of guns in our city i think the better. >> reporter: though the mayor would not commit to meeting with gloud, treyon white asked her to stop tweetin and gin hjoin his efforts. white said, quote, we are getting more teens and returning community be in the to address the neglect and social ills that influence violence. we had a strategy meeting last night and i didn't see people that tweet. years from now treyon white will be here commitd to serving. don't tweet. join us. >> the mickystics have a

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after being modestly quiet about his world war ii experiences for decades, henley has now received accoladesn of honor award. >> i thank god with all the accolades that are going around that he's alive to witness it. >> reporter: henry parem knows he was fortunate to survive d-day. >> were you afraid you were going to drown? >> no, because i prayed to the good lord to save me. >> did you know how to swim? >> no. >> reporter: despite the hardships before, during and after the war, private first-class parem is very grateful to have served. >> i did my duty. i did what i was supposed to do as an american. >> reporter: an american hero. gary tuccn

after being modestly quiet about his world war ii experiences for decades, henley has now received accolades and medals, including the prestigious french legion of honor award. >> i thank god with all the accolades that are going around that he's alive to witness it. >> reporter: henry parem knows he was fortunate to survive d-day. >> were you afraid you were going to drown? >> no, because i prayed to the good lord to save me. >> did you know how to swim? >> no. >> reporter: despite the hardships before, during and after the war, private first-class parem is very grateful to have served. >> i did my duty. i did what i was supposed to do as an american. >> reporter: an american hero. gary tuchman, cnn, pittsburgh. >> thank you, henry parem. the news continues. we'll hand it over to chris for "cuomo prime time." hey, chris. >> they are our best, they are the greatest and we will remember them tonight. jb, thank you for that story. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." >>> it is starting to get real for joe biden. his rivals are coming after him over his previous support for a law that res

harry wright, from henley on thames, sat the exam yesterday.about its being leaked beforehand took the wind out of my sails. edexcel, or pearson, have responded saying nobody is at advantage or disadvantage. i cannot believe that is true. it was such a wide scale, anybody could access it with £70 online. it is really hard. i think they are limiting the scope. carry on. ifeel like the they are limiting the scope. carry on. i feel like the advantage or disadvantage is very hard when you are doing something like means testing, it is hard to find that balance when it is hard to know the exact number of people that had seen this paper beforehand. do you know anybody that is admitted to this going on in the build—up?m anybody that is admitted to this going on in the build-up? ifi am being honest, ifi going on in the build-up? ifi am being honest, if i looked on twitter the night before and saw there was rumours about the paper being leaked beforehand, personally i did not believe it, i talked to my friends, none of us saw the paper because we thought

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let's speak to bbc south's political editor, peter henley, who's at the hustings in bournemouth.e hustings now. i suppose the first notable thing is we can be grateful both had turned up, how much is brexit dominating the proceedings sfr? it is, not so much talk about character so far, not in the questions on the audience, but this idea that we need to be tough with you is coming from both sides, and borisjohnson in particular in refusing to rule out pro rogaine, dissolving parliament to ensure we leave the eu october 31, he said provoking is an archaic device, he said he would rather trust the maturity of parliamentarians who are staring down the barrel of public mistrust. in the end, he said no we must not ta ke in the end, he said no we must not take that off the table and we just heard live, jeremy hunt saying the same sort of thing, not about provoking parliament by a particular think that no deal has to be the thing that brings the eu back to the table, something that they are saying they will not do, they do not wa nt to saying they will not do, they do not want to reopen

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admire, and who was a neighbour of mine wheni admire, and who was a neighbour of mine when i was in henleyquestion, obviously. but i think we are coming together now as a party in recognition that we are all basically staring down the barrel of electoral extinction u nless we barrel of electoral extinction unless we get this thing over the line. i think that is powerfully concentrating the minds of all collea g u es concentrating the minds of all colleagues in parliament, and indeed collea g u es colleagues in parliament, and indeed colleagues on the labour benches. because they didn't do that well either, with superhuman incompetence, jeremy corbyn actually managed to go back within the recent council elections. why? because the public can see that labour is also failing to help get brexit done. they will continue to punish both of us they will continue to punish both of us until we do it on october the sist. us until we do it on october the 31st. you have the digital minister in an interview today saying that she feels she has more in common withjo swinson she feels she has more in commo

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the sun newspaper is also reporting thatjo brand was in front of an audience in henley and said "looking made a mistake. if you go too far, be prepared to say sorry? go too far, be prepared to say i go too far, be prepared to say sorry? i hope not. ithink go too far, be prepared to say sorry? i hope not. i think she has apologised. i think she has taken a pretty good stand on this in terms of not really apologising fully. and they don't think she should apologise. alone we have to hold is to say that comedians have the right to say that comedians have the right tojoke and to say that comedians have the right to joke and to to say that comedians have the right tojoke and to make mistakes. in making mistakes is part of the process “— making mistakes is part of the process —— and making mistakes. this isa process —— and making mistakes. this is a point, it is a crucial moment, actually, in this country, for us to make a decision. we want live in a society where you have is —— free speech or license speech, where what you are allowed to say is determined by the police, essentially. thank you