the best teacher and he's the only one who all actually cares about his students, it wasn't like he kew wanted to fight each other and this is his best solution, you nobody it out i'll be the referee not gonna let you get hurtthe superintendent says vargas has taught here 8 years and has been put on leave pending the investigation., it just rocks me, just know that as a superintendent this has my full and undivided attention and we will do everything in our power to get to the bottom of this to make sure all of our kids are safe vargas turned himself in saturday and faces 13 counts contributing to the deliquency of a minor and five counts of endandering children. maureen kelly kron4 news. (robin) when bullying happens at school -- students may not speak up because they are afraid of being called a snitch or a tattle-tale. a school district in now elk grove is leading an effort to take away the fear. the elk grove united school board rolled out this new online tool for students and parents. it lets them report any issues like bullying -- and choose to remain anonymous. the reports get se

temperatures reached 20 celsius in kew in london, warmest the place in the country. cooler weather is brought about by this cold front that has already been pushing southwards. as we go through this evening and overnight, that weather front is going to continue to push southwards. so cloud and a little bit of rain working into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia, maybe the south—east of england towards the end of the night. the cloud stopping things from getting too cold for most of england and wales, but for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, cold enough for some frost, and that frost will be widespread in scotland. temperatures down to —3, —4 celsius. and a reminder that, overnight, those clocks go forward, meaning, for most of us, it's an hour less in bed unless you're a mum, in which case you've got the lie—in card for sunday. for sunday, there's going to be a lot more cloud around across england and wales and a chilly easterly wind as well, really knocking those temperatures down — highs of 11 celsius in london. probably scotland, northern ir

we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kewnd that is going to be blowing some cooler air across england and wales, such that temperatures will drop by about 9 degrees in the capital, highs of 11 degrees or so. the change is brought about by this area of cloud, this cold front that continues to journey southwards, still bringing the threat of perhaps a little bit of patchy rain over the next few hours across wales, midlands, east anglia, into south—east england as well. further north, if you are heading outside, there is certainly a chill in the air with a widespread frost developing in the countryside, particularly in scotland, where we're looking at temperatures getting down to about —4 degrees celsius. if you are heading out the next hour or two, also wrap up warm, it will be cold. plenty of sunshine across northern areas of the uk, through scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that is probably where the best of the weather will be. across wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england, more clo

we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kew in the capitaljust ii degrees. a drop of nine celsius. the changes brought about by a cold front, this area of cold that you can see here. a few spots of rain across wales, midlands, parts of east anglia and south—east england. not too cold given the cloudy weather. further north, a widespread frost. temperatures as low as “4 in the countryside. in scotland, parts of northern england and northern ireland, i think we will have the best weather with plenty of sunshine. further south, more best weather with plenty of sunshine. furthersouth, more cloud than we had yesterday but still a lot of dry and bright weather. some sunny spells. a lot cooler, especially with those easterly winds. you will notice the change in the feel of the weather. through the night time, we will keep night clear skies. the wind staying light, so we will see some frost developing. a chilly start to monday, but a gloriously sunny start. should be bright enough for eastern scotland with some sunshine here for a time

we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kewss england and wales, such that temperatures will drop by about nine degrees in the capital, highs of 11 degrees or so. the change is brought about by this area of cloud, this cold front that continues to journey southwards, still bringing the threat of perhaps a little bit of patchy rain over the next few hours across wales, the midlands, east anglia, and into south—east england. further north, if you are heading outside, where there is certainly a chill in the air with a widespread frost developing in the countryside, particularly in scotland, where we are looking at temperatures getting down to about —4 degrees celsius. if you are heading out the next two hours also wrap up warm, it will be cold. plenty of sunshine across northern areas of the uk, through scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that is probably where the best of the weather will be. across wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern counties of england, more cloud than we had on saturday and a chill easte

we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kews blowing, and that is going to be blowing cooler air across england and wales, such that temperatures will drop by about nine degrees in the capital, highs of 11 degrees or so. frosty start across northern areas to watch out for with a streak of cloud affecting parts of england and wales much of the day. still a lot of dry and great weather around with temperatures down on yesterday. highs of 11 celsius in london, 13 or 14 in the south—west the warmest pa rt 14 in the south—west the warmest part of the country in the sunniest weather in northern england, northern ireland and scotland with a fine looking day. a locally frosty start sees the cloud cover in in the west on monday with outbreaks of rain and it will be cold enough for snow over the high parts of scotland. much colder for tuesday. hello and welcome to bbc news. i'm reged ahmad. in the last hour, the israeli army says it's targeted a number of hamas military posts, after five rockets were fired from gaza into israel. it comes

we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kewsius lower in the capital at 11 degrees. you will notice that change of cooler weather. a frosty start to watch out for. this streak of cloud will affect north much of the day. there will be a lot of dry and bright weather around, but the temperatures down on yesterday. it will be around 13 or 1a towards the south—east, the warmest part of the country. the sunniest will be northern england and northern ireland and scotland. a quick look at monday, after a dry and sunny and cold day, we will see the cloud gather in the northwest on monday with outbreaks of rain and it will be cold enough for a little bit of snow over high parts of scotland. much colderfor of snow over high parts of scotland. much colder for tuesday. this is bbc world news. i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: president trump cuts aid to el salvador, guatemala and honduras over what he calls their failure to stop immigrant caravans heading for the us. facebook chief mark zuckerberg says it's time for new rules to govern the

the 34—year—old was found buried in her garden in kew earlier this month. 32—year—old kirill belorusovs considered sufficient to give it a more homely feel. but now research by thejournal of experimental psychology suggests productivity and wellbeing is significantly improved when staff are surrounded by greenery. some london workers are already feeling the benefits. they are lovely to look at, it makes you feel happy, it makes you feel less claustrophobic, it makes you feel like you are almost outside sometimes. some of the staff are more green fingered the lovers are some of the staff are speaking to plants, i don‘t comment. everybody said it was me. let‘s take a look at the travel situation now. starting off on the tubes, the 0verground is suspended between dalston kingsland and stratford, with delays acros the line. 0n the roads traffic is building on the a13 westbound from dagenham into barking. in central london, regent street remains closed southbound from oxford circus to great marlborough st for water works. in brockley, sprules road is closed northbound from drakefell road to

and it was warm in that spring sunshine — temperatures reached 20 celsius in kew in greater london, thee wind of change is blowing and, as we head into sunday, those temperatures in the capital dropping by 9 celsius. the cooler weather is brought about by this cold front that's already been pushing southwards, bringing that colder air into northern ireland and scotland and, as we go through this evening and overnight, that weatherfront will continue to push southwards, so cloud and a little bit of rain working into parts of wales, the midlands, east anglia, maybe the south—east of england towards the end of the night. the cloud stopping things from getting too cold for most of england and wales, but for northern england, northern ireland and scotland, cold enough for some frost, and that frost will be widespread in scotland. temperatures down to —3, “i! celsius. and a reminder that, overnight, those clocks go forward, meaning, for most of us, it's an hour less in bed unless you're a mum, in which case you've got the lie—in card for sunday. for sunday, there's going to be a lot more clou

what may be going on with different types of coordination with stone or manafort, kew lmnik and deripaska and it's going to open a window into oversight. >> so that's a real worry. it doesn't matter. these were serious financial crime they were connected to the misadventures in the ukrain. but even so he notably failed to cooperate and stuck nose out at the justice system and lied to mueller and got away with it. i think that could potentially encourage other behavior. we've got to find out from one source or another. and you're right this chapter ends with manafort having kept kwut and being able to not have given us anything of any significance. >> let me do this and neal, you button it up. do you believe they have him on making a false statement? >> it's not good enough. they don't have mysteriality and anybody can refer. i don't see it going anywhere. >> and i agree with that. one other thing i'd say about manafort is today he did something remarkable. he didn't say he was sorry for any remorse or anything. he is angling for a pardon and it's literally dangling out of manafort's mouth

i anticipate that the technology will improve with not only tesla but other car kewe will how it goesrtment also has four hybrid police cars. they are part of the city's fremont plan to cut greenhouse emissions by 25% by next year. >>> more on a story we showed you yesterday where drivers were picking up $20 from the road on 880. with he know where it came from. family members who asked not to be identified told us the money was theirs. they were on their way home from a funeral on monday and they threw the noneout of a car window to honor the man who died. they threw $500 all in $20 bills on to southbound interstate 880. this was the scene in hayward. they say it is an oakland thing. >>> the tsa discovered rocket propelled grenade launch erin side this man's bag. it happened in pennsylvania. the man's checked bag set off alarms. when tsa investigated they found an assembled grenade launcher. the man didn't think it was a big deal because it was inside of a checked bag. but the tsa has a strict ban even on replica weapons. maybe leave it at home. >> perhaps. i lost my favorite pair of

kewsong, or kew, as he is known to his friends, is the newish ceo taking over carlyle group, the founderid rubenstein, probably being the best known of those. so they have a pretty big task ahead of them, getting their arms around this big global enterprise. he and i talked about what happens going forward in 2019. here is what he had to say. kewsong: we are seeing growth moderate, but it is not stalling. and there is enough momentum in the economies around the world that we don't foresee a recession in 2019, but i would be remiss if i did not say that there is a little bit of uncertainty about what happens after 2019 -- what happens in 2021. a lot of it will depend on policy responses as well as how geopolitical events unfold. jason: so what do you make of the case, the argument that private equity could use a little bit more uncertainty, a little bit more volatility in the market? you know, maybe bring some valuations down and brought in -- broaden the opportunities a little bit? kewsong: i am actually more of a fan of that argument than i'm not. i think that recalibration is healthy.

this scandal is h breaking >> i've worked to hard for so many months to try to get to my goal, and kewing that peo can just get in because of their parents and because of money >> court documents allege georgetown's former coach was paid nearly $3 million and designated at least 12 applicants as recruits to facilitate the admission. >>> former trump campaign chairman paul manafort will be back in court t today thise in d.c. >> this is his second sentencing hearing in as many weeks. manafort faces up to ten years rison as part of special counsel robert mueller's russia investigion. he pleaded guilty to two ivnspiracy counts, each is punishable up to years in prison. last week he was sentenced to 47 months in prison by a judge in virginia that followed aon convictior financial crimes. >>> now to c thesis in the catholic church a judge sentenced the vatican's former finance minister to sixears in prison. a jury convicted australia cardinal george pell of molesting two choir boys back in 1966. the 77-year-old must serve a minimum of three years and eight months before he's eligibl for parole.

laureline garcia—bertaux‘s body was found buried in a shallow grave in her garden in kew last week. inbout that. we will also talk about the latest debate on the brexit amendments coming up in less then 90 minutes. now, let‘s get the sport with chris mitchell. good evening. the runaway favourite altior won the big race of the day at cheltenham, the queen mother champion chase. it was a record equalling 18th consecutive victory for the horse. the 11—4on favourite — with the dark cap in the centre here, was farfrom dominant and was challenged late on in the race. jockey nico de boinville had to dig deep to win by one—and—three—quarter lengths. altior‘s winning runs started in october 2015. the 5/4 favourite ‘tiger roll‘ later romped home unapposed in the cross country chase. the grand national winner was ridden by keith donoghue, the result gave trainer gordon elliot his first winner of the week. yesterday, declan rice was named ireland‘s young player of the year, today he‘s in the england squad for this month‘s euro 2020 qualifiers. the west ham midfielder has been capped three times by

we've got quite a change in our weather compared with yesterday, when temperatures reach 20 celsius in kewf change is blowing, and that is going to be blowing cooler air across england and wales, such that temperatures will drop by about nine degrees in the capital, highs of 11 degrees or so. the change is brought about by this area of cloud, this cold front that continues to journey southwards, still bringing the threat of perhaps a little bit of patchy rain over the next few hours across wales, the midlands, east anglia, and into south—east england. further north, if you are heading outside, where there is certainly a chill in the air with a widespread frost developing in the countryside, particularly in scotland, where we are looking at temperatures getting down to about “11 degrees celsius. if you are heading out the next two hours also wrap up warm, it will be cold. plenty of sunshine across northern areas of the uk, through scotland, northern ireland and northern england. that is probably where the best of the weather will be. across wales, the midlands, east anglia and southern coun

the 34—year—old was found in a garden on darell road in kew last night. a postmortem examination is to be carried out. now, tomorrow marks three weeks before the uk is due to leave the eu — and officials in brussels have urged the government to table fresh "acceptable" ideas by tomorrow to try to break the negotiating deadlock. it was confirmed today that mps will have another vote on theresa may's brexit deal on tuesday — followed by votes on a no—deal brexit and delaying brexit on the following two days if it fails to get through. the chancellor philip hammond warned brexiteers that voting against it would land them in "highly uncertain" territory — and would jeopardise their wish to leave the eu on time. here's our political correspondent nick eardley. three weeks tomorrow, the uk is due to leave the european union, but 22 days before brexit day, things are not clear. negotiations are stuck and getting a reworked deal through parliament still looks like a huge ask. the government's top lawyer is trying to get changes on the irish border, but talks this

the 34—year—old was found in a garden on darell road in kew last night. home secretary as ‘coloured' in a radio interview with bbc radio 2. responding on twitter, diane abbott said ‘the term ‘coloured' is an outdated, offensive and revealing choice of words. our political correspondent ben wright gave us the latest. amber rudd finds herself embroiled ina row amber rudd finds herself embroiled in a row around race and language. a couple of hours ago she was talking about the abuse that mps received, particularly online, and she said during the course of that interview that it during the course of that interview thatitis during the course of that interview that it is definitely worse if you area that it is definitely worse if you are a woman, i'm quoting from what she said, it is worst of all if you area she said, it is worst of all if you are a coloured woman, i know that diane abbott gets a huge amount of a beer use their wet abuse, that is something we need to call out. it was the use of the phrase coloured woman that was picked up importantly by diane a

investigation has been launched following the discovery of a body in a shallow grave in a garden in kewsse — as chancellor phillip hammond warns tory brexiteers to vote for theresa may's deal or face a brexit delay the equality and human rights commission is considering taking action against the labour party after receiving complaints about anti—semitism. another knife death in london comes amid warnings over the links between school exclusions and stabbings good afternoon. one of the best results in manchester united history last night as they become the first tea m last night as they become the first team ever to come back from a two—goal deficit after the first leg in the champions league to beat paris st germain. it all hang on a penalty avoided by the referee after this handball. it was a decision that split the pundits last night, but marcus rashid wasn't listening as he smashed home the penalty sending manchester through to the quarterfinals. they will be a new six nations starter for england this weekend as they face italy on saturday. eddie jones weekend as they face italy on s

at the start of the week we have those temperature setting new records, 21.2 in kew gardens, but overeland and belfast, and the wet weather pushing into scotland and across england and wales, in the evening. the rain will clear away from northern ireland later in the night. a clear night, 4—9dc overnight, and for the weekend, we are looking at a spell of very u nsettled are looking at a spell of very unsettled weather, spells of wet and windy weather coming through with gales and severe gales. the first of the storm systems on saturday bring a swathe of a strong winds to the west of the uk where the isobars are most closely squeezed. it won't be a bad start to the day across scotland and england and wales, some sunny spells but further west, northern ireland as the weather going downhill quickly, and the wet weather will spread into parts of scotla nd weather will spread into parts of scotland and western parts of england and wales to the day, probably not getting into east anglia and the south where it will be bright. very windy overnight, and then we have the next storm system comin