pre-k and k it is high and then it dips down by second and third grade and then it starts to rise upough high school. the other thing to note about the change during the pandemic was imagine the nike swoosh and then imagine someone jumps. it's not that it went up in high school and not in canada guarding, -- kindergarten, the entire district lifted so we saw it spread out. it's settling higher at the lower end. >> thank you for ruining the nike swoosh for me. [laughter] >> let's dive into this report, you had incredible findings. talk us through what you found out about students. what are students saying about their experience at school and how do you think that relates to the issue of chronic absenteeism. >> you are underselling yourself, with the nike swoosh, ruining brands. [laughter] one of the things that is often the second, third, fourth or fifth thing on the agenda is often to ask young people how is school? when we see this big headline, chronic absenteeism, we often are not thinking what's going on with the kids? we go to lots of different solutions. when you ask kids, whic

k and ukraine going back a thousands of thousands of years. i mean, the statement was marks, maybe not surprising. we remember, let's trust refusing to recognize russian suffering t o, but rushed off, and virginia is which all as russian, as they come. i mean, what does it these to cindy slips of the tongue. i mean, she has to be corrected by her and i'm past that it was pretty humiliating. or is it just lack of knowledge of history? is this a different level of diplomacy? when we come back, you know, to join shown car in india to non prof. and russia, i mean they ask, they have no real knowledge. this is thelma cabinets. it gets stomach promoted by jeremy colbin in his day. i've shared the platform on the bbc, which we now understand is funded uh its charitable um by usa id the main uh program. question time is that next is it keeps telling me you wouldn't even shake my hand. i'd. i have to, he was a racist. that's, i'm ignoring the british prime minister, being to me, as far as a guy, a cabinet, it is the most unpopular prime minister shippin

k. and the west, and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and way to make sure that you claim does not reach a deal and to the middle east. now donald trump insist that no us soldiers will be needed for his plan to evict millions of guidance from the war torn strip. but the defense secretary appeared to contradict that kate and saying nothing is off the table. or are you working on the right now? the allows us to think of what is involved in the very complex and high level negotiation degree consequences to both the united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies. our counterparts spoke diplomatically militarily to look at all options, but we certainly would not get ahead of the president, provided details about wasn't may or may not doing. all right, let's get some reaction to all of this now and speak, live to lead, or they have mass political bureau by some 9. awesome, i'm glad to have you join me now. so donald a saw mu

is just that they don't want to negotiation by they, i mean they, u k and the west and that's why they're insistent in and almost like i said, brain walsh and white. so make sure that you claim does not reach a deal about going on the ground host actually and right tons of the claims that the money the you case pouring into ukraine is coming out of the expense of people back home. a spray difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i suppose it benefits the leads of britain who stand to gain. i mean, to go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to the, the executive zalinski on this visit to kia. have you noticed another 55000000 pounds? this is a country, britain with 20 percent of all children face going hungry at night. the latest figures when the truck, so we'll just say 9310000 people will go hungry base hunger. and this is where the money is being forwarded in. at the same time, as the united kingdom sends resolutely against peace negotiations, i think the time is obviously running out for this dictator as a lens

k. and then halifax, canada gavin fidel, a professor of political science and global development studies st. mary's university. he's the co author also of rethinking development products. exciting gentleman for joining us on today's inside story program. we've seen of foster moving a timeline of action and reaction and recent house. i want to come to that in a moment, greg, but 1st i'd like you to take us back a bit. this is something that donald trump campaigned on when he was elected in the event, but you support his policies. so explained to us, what is he trying to achieve with these towers? that's a great question and then you're absolutely right, james. the telegraph to rather well in the campaign as well as during the transition. so, and when president trump is trying to accomplish is what the really, what the voters of the americans voted for, which was fairness in trade and, and more equal treatment by our trading partners. in other words, having terrorist basically around the same

k. and us focused on daunting postwar challenges from a self determining world order to the division and the do not to vacation of germany. it dictated an international tribunal afterwards and called for a conference to establish the united nations and that security council to this day . those essential processes are the center piece of world governance and have changed little despite severe obstacles along the way. the cloud, the you and used to have a slowly eroding with the rising global south demanding reform and a say in the world's most crucial matters. the china has it back at washington with retaliatory tariffs within minutes of us levies on chinese products coming into effect. the jang has branded the us move a threat to global markets in order to defend its legitimate rights. an interest china has sued the us taxation measures to the world trade organization, dispute settlement mechanism. the united states has impose tariffs on chinese imports, which is a serious violation of w t o

k. and the west, and that's why they're ins system in an almost like us. that's brain wall. some way to make sure that you claim does not reach a deal. donald trump is this quote, no us soldiers will be needed for his plan to effects millions of costs and from the war torn strip bought, his defense secretary appeared to contradict stock. claim saying that really nothing is off the table. are you working on the right now? the us really is involved in very complex and high level negotiations of great consequence to both the united states and the state of israel. and we look forward to working with our allies, our counterparts for diplomatically militarily to look at all options. but we certainly would not get ahead of the president provided details about wasn't may or may not doing what it was out of meeting with benjamin. that's me off one chair his day. but the us president fast voice his bottom shelf time to transport golf a into a with the arrow of them at least. but that would mean relocate to nitty to 1000000 palestinians. despite tables and not pools of white house offi

k and friends is called the one that the with drawers trips from congo and 23 to leave go math. s u k in germany have threatened to taught to aid to rhonda. it's made no difference. 13 south african soldiers have been killed in congo in the last week. both un peacekeepers and troops supporting the government, many more southern african troops and now surrounding gay my by the pro route london forces with no way out. southern african leaders methods involve ways capital, have already to discuss the escalating conflict. some of the armies have fulton come, get the full against rwanda. you can the and that allied on the groups. they made no new commitments, but said they continue that mission supporting come guys back in because a these men say they're ready to fight foreign forces that were meant to help so far have not neighboring were wondering uganda has been accused of meddling and losing minerals. half and nice, that's yes. as a which tens of thousands of mostly young men who joined groups in congress east hasn't stopped the conflicts malcolm web. how does era i'll just say it

and he was, of course, there to reiterate, once again the k support for ukraine, and he also announced some more financial aid that will be coming you claims way. and that will be to the tune of $68700000.00. and now in total, that brings the case commitments since the beginning of the conflict to $1200000000.00 of tenure. imagine what the take could have done to improve lives for their own citizens in the u. k. but nope, it's going to the ukraine, and again, they're saying that the pay stands behind the ukraine, and they will do their best to help them. and they're insisting that this is the way that they should go about it. because most go is not interested in any negotiation whatsoever, which is an out why, why? and it's absolutely ridiculous at this point. we'll just focus also through that. and i mean, we've reported so many times a lot of appear to she has always basically said, look, i'm ready. so with that new one, just for one, this is kind of the big moments. the exactly, that's what we're saying is an outright lie because anyone to look this up, this is not just us saying it

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and it was the u. k that actually sabotaged the forest johnson, who was the british prime minister at the time. it just so happened to be in the care of that april. and it was after his visit that the deal fell through and everyone knows about it. these are fact. so that's what we're saying, that when comes to dave alignment, when it comes to that u. k, they do not have a quite as best interest at heart. and they're not looking for ukraine to come to an agreement. but also when you think about it, there is the key question. vladimir putin has been the same time and time again. he is willing to negotiate at least 5 times in the last 6 months, including just last week. but the main issue is to see you negotiate with at this point, just to be a good, i'm just so you can negotiate with anyone. but zalinski used illegitimate. he has no right to sign anything. but if he wants to take part in the negotiations, i will send people who will conduct these negotiations. the issue is the final signing of the document

and we have a similar thing in the u. k. we use the something called the department for international development that's being disbanded now, but they still won't be called for an age and a lot of money. billions of pounds every year gets given to n g. those which they say is to go and do development and help people in other countries, but a lot of it just goes and disappears into people's pockets and, and doesn't actually do anything to help anyone anywhere. so i completely understand and it's a waste of huge amounts of money, which could also be used in the usa and or the you k. if you're talking about here, you don't want it to provide good public services or say contact to the ones that got that them far away. not least because we have a huge national debt supposedly paid to reduce it. all right, we're going to live with our u. k. heritage party later david kurt and david. great to have you on. thank you. thank you. well for the president, trump, business is business and he wants to train the hand over it's natural rich a

my question is in the department of education and the schools k-12, what do you think is going to happen to the special education classrooms and the services that the public schools provide through their schools to help students keep up such as your physical therapy, your ot and your speech and language services. host: we will have matt barnum respond. guest: i think you are referring to the individuals with disabilities education act which is a federal law which requires public schools to serve students with disabilities. and it also sends money to schools to pay for the cost of serving them. schools will say they don't get enough from the federal government. and i think that's a huge question if you were to dismantle the department what would you do with that law and the money that goes to it that is written into the statute. i am not aware of president trump or his administration saying that they would target that it is a very big question. >> jacob republican. >> hello and good morning. >> my question was to bring attention to what i feel is a problem in our public school systems is

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so in the go sedation is just that they don't want to negotiation by they, i mean they, u k and the west, and that's why they're in system and, and almost like i said, brain walsh and white. so make sure that you claim does not reach a deal. now, golding, on the ground, a host to option right times the claims of the money. the you case pouring into ukraine is coming at the expense of the people by co. it's very difficult to understand how it benefits britain in any way. i suppose it benefits the leads of britain who stand to gain. i mean, to go to remember that we were talking about the amount of money that the united kingdom is getting to the dictate to zalinski on this visit to kia. have you noticed another 55000000 pounds? this is a country, britain with 20 percent of all children face going hungry at night. the latest figures, when the trust will just say 9310000 people will go hungry base hunger. and this is where the money is being forwarded in. at the same time, as the united kingdom sends resolutely against peace negotiations, i think the time is obviously running out for this di

k and the e u at frost in particular have been fluids. they can and they said that they are really looking at aid. we've not seen sanctions, we've not seen travel bags, we've not seen anything of real impact actually being done on middle wanda. it's always stakes, but it never happens. we need to also criticize philly gigi to the i think firstly he, he's government, we know he's also has his own opposition in control. so he's not being able to actually to the entire kind of way, the members of parliament, the teacher behind the. and so what those are do think that's the change to be very emotional and you know, the doesn't it can be stalled. so we've got the teen mediation and i think that needs to be some pre shopping, put on the critics, you kid. and i think this this way, southern africa and south africa in particular. have cool felix richard. katy too old. yes. because you're ultimately what ever you want, james. this can only be solved one way through mediation, teasing, regional, and dislike to doing the like to get and around the ta

i'll call them a k and a ronnie and a group that carries out terrorist attacks against the ronnie and government officials. that also has received money from you with a id. this is what has, what has been revealed really in the last week and a half by 11 mosque is that the usa id was a, a tool of the central intelligence agencies director of operations. how many people from western countries have been relocating to russia where they say they feel more at home with the traditional values? one of those who resettled is an american clergyman. he moved with his wife and 2 children from california to rush, the southern city of rust on dawn. this is their story. will not seize the so we have an a syrian community here in ra stuff. on dawn, the syrian people are orthodox people. are syrian church is one of the oldest in history, and we have neither a temple nor a cultural center. here. we did not even have a priest the 1st time when i felt i fell in love with russia, was when i was on the train from moscow to real stuff. on dawn, i looked at the people who were nearby, and it was the 1st tim

k. and others understand this, that they wouldn't be a and they close or this desired political solution uh will be for everyone. of course, the grain is merely one of the problematic issues in the relationship between russia in the united states is also a nuclear arms. the nuclear nonproliferation and chemical and biological weapons use, and according to mr recalls, all of these series are on the decline. speaking specifically about nuclear nonproliferation, he says that not only is it under weakening control, but it's also now being used to apply pressure on undesirable states. but why do most of the police washington's policy poses a very serious challenge to the international nuclear, non proliferation machine? the one hand, there is a clear weakening of nuclear weapons controls that can lead to the involvement of nato states. and other us allies is just in circles, joint weekly emissions. and in common, your career planning tasks, on the other hand, is the same countries we, for treaty

k. and why pj effects are still there, they haven't shut down about, they are talking about new military bases. whereabouts are for now known. and al, shara emphasizes that it to country as well, continue to increase their cooperation in the fields of culture. it commitment and other levels, and within the last 2 months actually saw me, the trade level between the 2 countries have, has, over the, is started to increase, which is a good start between the new syrian administration and to kid that has been hosting the largest number of the syrian references that was also on the agenda at the better security and civil it's in syria. better considered a better conditions for the syrians, for the safety chart, and turkish present pleasure. 5 john added back to you. all right, thanks so much 7 call. so all over the spring and i'm a chat, a case, a political unless focusing on to the kids far enough as it joins us by skype, from a stumble. good to have you with us. if we think back just a few months

rights are likely to be buckled in, quote, this time around plus cases involving gender, funding, k and immigration. again, i think what the trump administration has done, especially with all his executive orders, is to set up battles bitten and conversations that need to be had a president with a purpose on the states trying to stop and provide for full years of angry woods in and out of the quotes, phil of l, i'll just say era. los angeles county farm says prime is to find somebody who has survives to know confidence votes in parliament. it was wrong by the left wing coronation after he forced through the budget without a vote. 5 who said his move was urgent, so ensure stability for the economy. a stalemate in parliament had delayed the budget for months. a new spiritual leader for is meaningless things around the world has been a noun. swaim i was saying he takes over from his father, prints karima city. as a new aga khan for his green, died on tuesday in portugal where he has been living for the past years. he became world famous for using his inheritance to set up a foundation whic

the government for pin and as they were released and send back to the homeland most, most res, don't about how they dreamed of a quiet family life in the u. k. after the exchange opinion would turn to fight in ukraine and asthma and also to mom's was voted in of the day of posting a video before the ukrainians retreated. where and update this leaving during caves 10 year old. the patient of, of the, of got far and most of these talented home the up until the russian army liberated the city. you can will pardon me and smell with the justice to try. so then what's the shortest do? because you have, when you, but i mean, you could have, can be ways kind of with this, but i think you can just alter the new from the what the tongue probably i q to minus the charge of the chest to is that a business? i'm city or started when you have list or if there's no you want me? yes ma'am. the priest was through the initials a little that the but just go there was an options up. brian, the video to be the major 10 meters to video. grow your project so positively is that will be as new, it's the using the vision of what we're doing. so most of what duplicate

k together. so, uh, i'm gonna show raw, has a lot on his place right now. and he has to navigate through all these edder's diplomatic place without hurting any supporters of his new government. his friends, and also try to uh, conserve it protects the territorial integrity of his country without having any internal conflicts back to you send him. thank you very much for that. that's and i'm co sooner with the latest from on, correct. i will now joined by got up the line. he's a senior consulting fellow at chatham house and the non resident senior fellow at the middle east council on global affairs. he's joining us laws from london. thank you very much for your time. perhaps know all the country has as much to gain from a stable sylvia as to can you, we've gone of a watch a syria will be hosting for we've heard a lot about that since the full of assets. but what is it that you think took he will be focusing on in this meeting? i think exact as you put in the basic business drug that has this longest landlord with sir. yeah, definitely. what happens in sierra is

k. and ireland and your opinion a so to use a, in such a crude arbitrary manner to apparently on each the south african government. but of course actually just punishing the purpose of the for is really, really the wrong thing to do. and he's talking you with an eisen premeditate, what's keep punishing south africa full. what, what, what's your suspicion here? what, what's the motivation behind this? well, i think 1st of all, what happened is that a very sole lights when a grouping install, that africa does change to be on the also for, for cons people. and can i just say i'll for cons and they certainly don't speak on my be off and, but that they have had your writing st. james in america. and then of course, president trump is one of the 1st time things like this happened. it also happened under trump one and, and presumably that are pretty long. and, and they, so, you know, that's the 1st thing that i think happened. they pushing pushing their own agenda or whatever that might be. i think

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k. and japan and korea and others in asia, china though it's separate because china is less about economics for the trump administration and about an america 1st foreign policy. this is about national security. and so the market isn't going to constrain the white house on china as much as it will on, on the other market. okay. and we can just talk very briefly about mexico and canada. i mean the truck back down because of the volatility in the markets over the last few days or, or did he get the deal that he wants it in the 1st place. as i work in the agreements 6 weeks ago to do everything that they've said it is going to do now. and, and so the truck administration knew this. i think canada and mexico was more about politics. it's about donald trump, who can come in and say, i've been very strong look at what, what i did with regards to the border with regards to immigration, with regards to that law. and he gets that political when out of this, whether he deserves it or not, it's a differ

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