k. k. which the us and the e.u. do recognize as a terrorist group is he right well that the fact that the that there is an association between these two groups is a fact in the sense that they share a certain. you know i think heritage political affiliation having said that they are two separate organizations with two distinct histories and goals for arabs who want to claim that. that wife is a terrorist threats to turkey he has to substantiate that the government the turkish government has never actually provided any facts to substantiate that the wife has engaged in acts of terrorism in turkey or targeting turkey as opposed to the p.k. the p.k. has done that but it as far as why piccies concerned that's not the case so what i don't is doing is that sort of you know. conflating these organizations and and presenting them as one in order to provide the justification for his government's intervention into syria if you suspect your opening statement appears to indicate that you would agree

but we've got work to do with pre-k and k through 12. and we have particularly in our we've got growing, thriving, urban areas, and rural left that have been behind. of a got more and more divide in ability and kids who backgrounds.ferent our state constitution requires every child receive a sound, basic education. we've got a court case about now. right and it is up to us to make school has a very quality principle, every teacher.m has a quality and that is our big challenge right now. i'll give o things, you a positive school experience. >> governor, that's the course, that ut of isn't yet the reality, so what are u do for students who now trapped and struggling in public schools? the child as treat a whole. in other words, just sending a school, we expect fix everything, and they are with them six hours a day. f we don't deal with the surrounding services of domestic violence of the home, with abuse disorder, with with healthcare of the kids, with counseling, be very going to difficult to meet that demand. i have set up a teacher advi

we're proud of our first class pre-k program. i'm proud to have quickly become known as a governor focused on education. over the past nine months, i have devoted a great deal of my time to my role as president of the board of -- state board of education. in less than two years, alabama has had four different k through 12 superintendents. that is not something to be proud of. the members of the state board of education must ensure continuity to see progress. board members must set goals and

k.k. . only follows its own agenda and will not help them and we will be delving deeper into what those acronyms me and finally it's great to have. on the show he is the founder and editor in chief of a magazine on the islamic world and he says no player can pretend to be surprised the u.s. some european countries but also russia created a set of false expectations and they knew that this would happen. so this is very much a case of one man's freedom fighter is another man's terrorist to quote that old saying so let me start out by asking all of you to share your views on whether in fact one is justified in viewing the syrian kurdish fighters as a terrorist threat and i'll start out by asking you to the curb on turkey says that the y.p. g that's the acronym stands for this syrian northern syrian kurdish militia is associated with the kurdistan workers party the p.k. k. which the u.s. and the e.u. do recognize as a terrorist group right. well that the fact that the that there is an associ

it will be critical for us to continue with funding them, but we have work to do with pre-k and k-12. we have, particularly in our state where we have growing, ruralng urban areas and areas that have been left behind, we have more and more of a divide. and the ability in kids who come from different backgrounds -- our state constitution requires that each and every child receive a sound, basic education. we have a court case about that right now. to make certain that every school has a quality classroom hasry a quality teacher. that is our big challenge right now. those two things will give you a positive school experience. those are the aspirations, but that is not yet a reality. what do you do for students that are now trapped and struggling in public schools? gov. cooper: first, you treat the child as a whole. words, sending a child to the school, we expect .eachers to fix everything they are there with them six hours a day. if we do not deal with the surrounding services of the message violence within the home, substance abuse disorder, -- domestic violence within the home, substa

we're proud of our first class pre-k program.'m proud to have quickly become known as a governor focused on education. over the past nine months, i have devoted a great deal of my time to my role as president of the board of -- state board of education. in less than two years, alabama has had four different k through 12 superintendents. that is not something to be proud of. the members of the state board of education must ensure continuity to see progress. board members must set goals and adopt strategies to achieve student learning at higher standards. our central focus must be on our students, not on personal agendas or political maneuvering. [ applause ] tomorrow marks my first full nine months since i unexpectedly became governor, and a lot has happened then. we've lifted the dark cloud, wounds have started healing, and the people's faith in a government of the people and by the people, is being restored. though it is important to reflect on where we've been and where we are, it's most important that we put most of our focus

p k k and why peachey are the same and as a matter of fact germany last year in march made a decision that. makes carrying p y d y p g science illegal and when you have a terrorist organization p k k and p y g y p g has the same leader of the low channel on same ideology exact same uniforms and it is a terrorist organization they are killing kurdish the citizens who live in syria just like p.k. with killing her turkish citizens in the us she was working it. was active with why p.g. syria are fighting against isis they are of the americans are you wisely and the americans are fortunate that that's something we have to say the least a very strong difference in opinion with the united states utilizing one terrorist organization as your boots on the ground just because they fight isis is not acceptable that we experienced this before with al qaeda we experienced this before with the taliban then returning to mind was more clear than you know he said the ongoing us military support to wipe e.g. poisons our longstanding partnership they want to continue with them so the americans are poison

pre-k in the nation. [applause] in fact, harvard university is currently developing a full-length documentary on alabama's pre-k program to share across the country with those interested in following our lead. our first-class pre-k is certainly a bright spot for alabama. i'm proud to have quickly become known as a governor focused on education. over the past nine months, i have devoted a great deal of my time to my role as president of the state board of education. in less than two years, alabama has had four different k-12 superintendents. that is nothing to be proud of. the members of the state board of education must ensure continuity to see progress. board members must set goals and adopt strategies to achieve student learning at high standards. our central focus must be on our students, not on personal agendas or political maneuvering. [applause] tomorrow marks nine full months since i unexpectedly became governor. a lot has happened since then. we have lifted the dark cloud, wounds have started heal

k. k. the kurdistan workers party with which turkey has been in conflict for three decades russia controls the airspace over threaten but ahead of the turkish operation it withdrew hundreds of its soldiers from near the city kurdish fighters held after in six years ago after the syrian president bashar al assad soldiers left northern syria. let's go to our guests now joining us from istanbul mohammad yangon and affiliates of the political science department at the university of bill kent in bilin sell a muslim member of the diplomatic committee of tev demme the movement for democratic society that's an alliance bringing kurds together in northern syria and joining us from moderates so in it's me on skype is joshua landis director of the center for middle east studies at the university of oklahoma welcome to you all joshua coming to you first who's going to end up fighting whom here i don't think there is this is it is-i need to avoid fighting and it should be a win win for everybody beca

we see it everywhere, from k-12 college. could you talk about some of the policies that got us to this point? how did we get here? sec. devos: there has been a lot of policies that have siloed education into specific areas. you look at the fact that we have block grant programs that afford low income families the opportunities to choose a preschool for their child. we have pilgrims and -- pell grants and g.i. bills that afford students to choose places the higher level. yet when we get to the k-12 wor ld, those things are not ubiquitous. i believe there is a very strong argument to be made that all families should have the same kind of power and choices and same kind of opportunities that i had for my children, and that many of us in this room have had, and that we should empower them to make those choices through various means, but make sure that your child's quality of education is not going to be eded on where you are living or your family income. ms. james: i have heard it said some of our elected officials are the ones

k but ultimately we know that the groups that are there in syria the y.p. g. the p.y.t. they are really seen as allies of the united states at least the united states is backing them in the fight against the so-called islamic state are you concerned are you prepared for a potential backlash among your nato allies. we are not we are not fighting in the syrian kurds you're fighting only the terrorists if you id and peak in syria indeed we have accepted over two hundred thousand syrian kurds really are actually fleeing from fairies p k k there is pure id and assad regime so if you were fighting with the reporter he wouldn't we wouldn't really accept that they are now used to living in turkey and they are eating for the day that the syria they're all soldiers. close to thirty three will be safe and they will go but so while we are. fighting the terrorists to tell you why because they are attacking turkey forward to the nearest two years ago secretary of defense. carter he made it very clear that the n.p.t. does seem to sort of conditions but they are using this

k. i now can ask. the quality and in one. place had on one aspect that what about those we want and i mean that ok us plan to escape. me he called they said yes if i can accomplish and i must say i said as i started to tell us how long. i'm very very much for joining us all the very best for the world cup with mexico i have one final thing our producer spanish and he's a big. heroes is jose miguel has miguel come and sit next to you here right now. would you sign his shirts please he's better sure. it's not only the best player you know you know. i mean you know. which was. my. point you guys. and only. on we go tonight very very fine all of them all. so ok thank you very much for joining us on the stand collymore show up on monday in the summer morocco back twenty years since the last will cook how excited are you to be back at the world cup went on to talk which i think for. one. but i thought biased but i'm not a local sports. footballer. and community and the whole when we. decide we

k. k. a kurdish movement outlawed by turkey. let's just ask you turkey says that the y.p. cheney and that the people that these are terrorist organizations. they say that they are no different from the p.k. k. which we know that many governments around the world have classified as a terrorist organization the links are strong aren't they no that's not true i mean why why do you yourself though once with the p k k no i was really. so there. was a. generic what is it that then. nothing to do with why is it them. that was so lame muslim the former leader of the main syrian kurdish political party p.y.g. speaking with g.w. sarah kelly last monday still a muslim was arrested in prague today at the request of turkey you can watch the whole interview with him on our website d.w. dot com china's communist party has proposed removing from the country's constitution a two term limit on how long the president can stay in power that means president xi jinping could remain in office after his second

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k. k. a kurdish movement outlawed by turkey. i let's just ask you turkey says that the why p.g. and that the people id that these are terrorist organizations. they say that they are no different from the p.k. k. which we know that many governments around the world have classified as a terrorist organization the links are strong aren't they know it's not true but i mean we're where you yourself though once with the p k k no i wasn't really them. and so there will be. was and i didn't even know why is it that the most influential why is it then. that was still a muslim the former leader of the main syrian kurdish political party the p y g speaking with sarah kelly last monday so a muslim was arrested in prague sedate at the request of turkey you can watch the whole interview with him on our website d.w. dot com. the place where christians believe jesus was crucified and buried has closed i'm in a rally with israeli authorities the church of the holy suffer kershaw to store sunday its leade

k. k. which has waged an insurgency on turkish soil for decades turkey has banned the kurdish group as a terrorist organization or to one is now hoping for muslims extradition. they broke up the religious community they told this nation apart. that's why we are fighting these terrorists otherwise we do not have a problem with our kurdish brothers. our problem is with terrorists. muslim was wanted in connection with a two thousand and sixteen car bombing in ankara which killed thirty people the attack was claimed by the. muslim denies any involvement d.w. spoke to him exclusively just one week before his arrest turkey says that the why p.g. and that the people that these are terrorist organizations. they say that they are no different from the p.k. which we know that many governments around the world have classified as a terrorist organization the links are strong aren't they know it's not true well i mean war where you yourself though once with the p k k no i was really an engineer and s

this is a biggie. 40% of the state budget k-1 k-12, we are teaching kids in many cases like we taught them 120 years ago we don't realize it because we are insular that the monopoly is a state government there is 109,000 students that are homeschooled and 3000 homeschooled and 9000 in parochial schools. but we have state delivered education as the market share and we have to figure out a way throughout the own efforts to adopt the technology to transform. this picture was taken with all elementary kids out there with private partnerships for age ambassadors and incredible day with incredible energy with kids learning all kinds of things. with the legislature this is bottoms up legislation each individual school district can decide locally the best way to drive education in their areas to get out and understand how we can make that happen we operated a k-12 task force we have been holding our meetings with the troopers interacting with students that we will continue to get out into the schools to understand people are doing to drive these initiatives forward last year we had a great go

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k. k. is outlawed kurdish movement. well let's just ask you turkey says that the y.p. cheney and that the people that these are terrorist organizations. they say that they are no different from the p.k. k. which we know that many governments around the world have classified as a terrorist organization the links are strong aren't they know it's not true. you yourself though once with the p.k. no i was with him. and you know they were in so doing libya was in the end and you know why is it that then that nothing to do with why is it then and you can watch that entire interview at our website view dot com well earlier i spoke with correspondent lot american building bergen who's in the syrian town of qubani muslims hometown i asked him what's been the reaction there to the kurdish leaders arrest well most of the reactions are that there are this sort of idea of unbelief they are like us in the like how is it that europe can all do is that they can all do as the kurdish leader although sadly

k. wants more says zimbabwe's former opposition leader morgan chang will be buried shortly president. is among those expected at the funeral service. the white house says u.s. president donald trump is open open to supporting great a background checks on people buying guns the move follows last week's school shooting in florida in which seventeen people were killed trump will meet survivors on wednesday he's been speaking to leaders in congress about a bipartisan bill to improve checks on people purchasing weapons students staged a protest outside the white house on monday they've been demonstrations in the brazilian city of rio de janeiro it's in response to orders by president michel tema for the military to take over policing the government says it's to counter rising gang violence but many brazilians fear soldiers on the streets could worsen what they say is excessive force used by some police. those are the headlines the news continues on al-jazeera but first its inside story. shift

there for cuts i'm on the summit of k two it's overwhelming. to meet. me i think i found myself again. in nine hundred ninety one south till i was in headlines around the world. it was a sensation especially for scientists like edouard it got evicted the discovery of a mummy in the alps this body nicknamed sea after the location has now found a home in the museum of archaeology and vault santa the provincial capital of south to haul a. pathologist edouard it got if you will is responsible for preserving the mummy it was a diplomatic bone of contention for some time at first the money was thought to have been discovered on austrian soil it wasn't until seven years later after the border was surveyed again that urgency was returned to italian southie of oil. you know too much to mention introducing to use of course it was known at the time that this mummy was an archaeological anthropological one of a kind specimen of immeasurable value for humanity. and then a rural pathologist is told you are singlehandedly personally responsible for this mummy and of c

plans they are millionaires or for a one k. plans are riding the bull market wealth has become you know i was i was a kid we had a show called lifestyles of the russian famous with robin leach the talked about all these celebrities and all the gold and gold and lifestyles they lead now is trickling down to the twenty first century you see all these teenagers now multimillionaire perpetrators are on t.v. you know but this comes in a an environment and the netherlands was part of the u.k. french german u.s. you know. fraudster bank stirrer sort of people that destroyed the global economy and no banker jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein are still walking around they are rich enough to afford their rolex and expensive suits but only because they gotten gains so here they're saying if you look too poor like what is what how do you how do you look poor like what if somebody has a bad diet they too many tight pods and they just look poorly like you don't look like you should be able to afford that eight hundred euro jacket they said li

k. k. and so it's one wonders who's in charge example united states in this sort of reminds one of what happened in two thousand and sixteen when the u.s. administration and the u.s. secretary of state at that time he made an agreement with the russians and then almost immediately afterwards as you are her. bomb syrian government positions and they are those who are killing almost one hundred syrian soldiers and and immediately afterwards isis attacked their positions and took those positions as if they were. as if they knew what was about to happen so the united states is i think it's unclear who's in charge but we do know that trump has given the huge amount of authority to the military and the people in charge right now in the united states the sort of joint mcmaster calley and there are of their close friend . petraeus these people. they are revisionist alice are crook of congress conflicts forum the head of conflicts form wrote a very interesting article recently showing how. these

is no different from the p k k that is the kurdistan workers' party that kurdistan workers' party has been bombing teicher cities and attacking tucker soldiers and policemen and even talkers that in some respects over the past several decades so for the turkish people any price is essentially there's no price really high enough to pay in order to ensure the defeat of a group they consider to be a terrorist organization iran's president has called for unity across the political spectrum of mass rally celebrating the thirty ninth anniversary of the islamic revolution it's still the overthrow of the shah of iran and the creation of the islamic republic a sign romney's comments follow last month antigovernment protests when sales of people arrested didn't tell him when we have differences over a couple of issues or when political factions have different views there is no reason to fight or chant slogans the ballot box is the answer bring the ballot box and do whatever people say. we should observe universal political rules we should stand together. a north korean delegation has left south

k. k. without a fight i thought i could be as honest because on that us. all at least we should. all the very best it will cope good luck thank you very much you. just had a difficult trying session you got barcelona. here of course in the next few days let's talk briefly about it woke up ten more qualified we were there. to watch quite an incredible performance from the christian eriksen how excited are you to be potentially flying into woke up in the summer in russia. i'm really really excited for the coach of. the sport before going well please. i'm really excited and finally what is the expectation for you to die in the squad to get out of the group for us to be competitive what you think are realistic expectations for denmark we want so it's a pull through with the group stage. and playful it's highly why not i mean and the world cup is really what it is difficult to say about as i said before that you know every game has its own life and you're looking forward to going to claim in

between the roth ira and rock 401(k). -- roth 401(k). going to guarantee that when i turn 65 that i am going to be able to take my tax rate withdrawals? is a lot of confusion about it. host: there is this tweet, are we heading for a shallow or deep recession? guest: there's no way of knowing. never get enough of the federal open market committee, no, this is not exactly must see, but if you go to the federal reserve website, look at these dedicated economist in 2006 and 2007 completely oblivious to the fact that this massive disaster was coming down the pipeline. it is slowing down in certain regions, but we are keeping rates and policy where it is. it is not some kind of systemic collapse on wall street. i am amazed some of the economists missed that and had to deal with that as banks were failing and interest rates and an emergency increments. if you pull 10 economists, you might get different prognoses. cyclicalitythat happens. if you are talking the economy and markets, we have had a bull market for most of the time since 2000 nine.

and now the local is paying about half of that in terms of the k through 12, on a per student basis. so what does this mean? again, there's a lot -- been a lot of discussion about one element here which is the gray bar ending the 12% buydown. there's been very little discussion about the blue bars. so i want to make sure we're doing all of our -- since we have all the students here we can do math together. the additional k through 12 relief that's coming through the increase in student funding on the formulas shown here by the state is estimated to be 154 million more dollars from the state. the state has also taken on the transfer of the payments for county social services. that equals about 161. so the county was also another group that taxed your property taxes to pay for that. the state did end the 12% buydown. this is what i talked about it's in state of the state last year which was unsustainable. the state needs to have an off-ramp for property taxes because property taxes are driven by local decisions not state decisions. it was in the future because it was a percentage that

k.-k that carry out attacks against turkey. with the regime and through our friend or not what is important if it comes to this why it's doing so. if the regime comes in to defend the y.p. g. then nothing and nobody can stop our school the turkish soldiers easy to cross could be true so to them. syria's war just got more chaotic as alliances shift the country state media says that pro regime forces are going to help kurdish militia expel turkish troops from the border region of afrin that turkey invaded last month the move pushes turkey a nato ally and syria one step closer to direct conflict possibly even war and so far neither side is backing down turkey's foreign minister responding to the news by saying that if the syrian regime moved to protect the kurds the turkish offensive would continue we will hear directly from the former leader of the syrian kurds in just a moment but first this report on the fighting in the territory that his party currently governs. an entire town in mourning this is become a familiar sight enough

k. bobby bennell was found guilty of abusing boys aged between eight and fifteen on pope prosecutors called an industrial scale the sixty four year old had been a talent spotter for manchester city and crew alexandra during the one nine hundred eighty s. several victims told the court bennell sexually abused them on more than one hundred occasions but his charity oxfam has apologised to haiti's government after its stuff for accused of sexual misconduct it's released an internal report into allegations that aid workers used prostitutes during rebuilding efforts after the twenty ten earthquake its former director for haiti admitted to the inquiry that he hired sex workers despite public denials that he workers threatened witnesses who spoke to investigators those are the headlines coming up next it's inside story by for that. shifting alliances in syria kurdish fighters backed by the us say the syrian army has to help them face turkish troops the border area now an increasingly dangerous

k. k. which we know that many governments around the world have classified as a terrorist organization the links are strong aren't they you know it's not true but i mean war where are you yourself though once with the p k k no i was with them civilian and you know i worked in so there. was an injury and engineering what is it about then that nothing to do with why is it then that for example the atlantic council they say that the y.p. g.'s casualty data confirms that kurds from turkey total nearly half of the y t g s self reported casualties between twenty thirty and twenty sixty the implication there now that those are coming from the p.k. no no no we have actually i mean we have some numbers there were syrian kurds or syria there were among the people and then when the syrian conflict started that example to defend their families and their syrian their curves for them not the people here anymore and we have i mean many people. because you know somebody for a mr o'donohue was in syria f

i'm the special education teacher at rooftop pre-k. it's a truly humbling experience to be accepting this award. nothing in my experience has prepared me of such an honor like this especially to be recognized for doing something i love to do. i'm -- i moved from china five and a half years ago. i benefited from an inclusive program which makes me feel like i belong. add a special education teacher, thinking about teaching practices, i constantly wonder how i can bring the inclusiveness to the classroom so that everyone can belong into the classroom. going into rooftop, i have such an amazing team. danielle as the general education teacher, ana as a para professional and monica who could not be here as a para professional as well. we all come from different backgrounds and cultures. when it comes to teaching, we are all on the same page. we embrace each other's diversity and each student's diversity. we apply our openness to our classroom and teaching so that everyone is welcome and everyone feels safe. every day we learn from our stude

to our 401 k looking more like a 301 k thanks to had stock market. >>> but there is somebody riding in tesla where it's been nothing but up. here's our weekly friday rewind. >> reporter: the dou closed more than 1,000 points lower. coming on top of monday's massive sell off, the dow is now down from its high in january. that's considered an official correction. rob porter is out, the west wing in crisis mode after two reporters ex-wives came forward to publicly accuse him of domestic violence, saying these outrageous allegations are simply false. >> this is a process that involves thorough investigations. >> reporter: er's are on over load. nearly 15,000 people hospitalized so far this flu season. >> doctors that we're talking to say it's typical for flu season to go until easter but the cdc is saying it could last until may. >>> destruction and chaos in the streets of a taiwan. roads, bridges, cars, damage. neighborhoods reduced to rubble. >> there have been many more after shocks which is why the authorities are telling to the people to stay out of the building incase of structural d

k no i was really young. and so there. was a. generic what is it that then. nothing to do with why the fam. that was so lame muslim the former leader of the main syrian kurdish political party the p.y.g. speaking with sara kelly last monday still a muslim was arrested in prague today at the request of turkey you can watch the whole interview with him on our website d.w. dot com china's communist party has proposed removing from the country's constitution a two term limit on how long the president can stay in power that means president xi jinping could remain in office after his second term ends in two thousand and twenty three and perhaps indefinitely he's already the most powerful chinese leader since mao's a dog since taking office more than five years ago he has overseen a radical shake up of the party and an anti-corruption drive she's ideology it was in shrine in the party's constitution last october one of you show you. at least two people were killed and democratic republic of congo on sunday and dozen

plans they are millionaires or for a one k. plans are riding the bull market wealth has become you know i was i was a kid we had a show called lifestyles of the rich and famous with robin leach the talked about all these celebrities and all the gold and gold and lifestyles they lead now is trickling down to the twenty first century you see all these teenagers now multimillionaire perpetrators and yeah but this comes in a an environment and the netherlands was part of the u.k. french german u.s. you know. fraudster banks are sort of people that destroy the global economy and no banker jamie diamond and lloyd blankfein are still walking around they are rich enough to afford their rolex and expensive suits but only because they gotten gains so here they're saying if you look too poor like what is what how do you how do you look poor like what if somebody has a bad diet they too many tight pods and they just look poorly like you don't look like you should be able to afford that eight hundred euro jacket they said like too many peop