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maybe to intrust let's say you want to do their story in the legs or finding them for a little information for margaret. you're watching d.w. news asia coming up today yet mars democracy in peril again the military has declared a one year state of emergency citing election abnormalities the country's main political party led by the sun sea cheek has called for protests against the coup. plus china threatens to retaliate after britain extends residency rights for potentially.

a little neighborhood has exams margaret. if the big grid goes down -- has its own smart grid. ig grid goes down a little neighborhood can run a generator and keep power on. whether that would become a federal rule, it would be unusual in american history, but it could be a solution. it may not be a palatable solution. tom: thank you so much. julie cohn, the nation's expert , yes on texas but on the nation. her one volume "the grid" is the definitive source on what we've all observed. thrilled to have her on our simulcast. we move on and you wonder what the political follow-through will be in texas and nationwide. lisa: initially it was interesting to hear the regulators paint this as a problem of diverting too much money to solar energy and wind turbines. that shifted. that was a small fraction of the overall power, was clearly more complicated. this does fuel joe biden's push to upgrade the infrastructure. you have to wonder how much support will there be? tom: a major shout out to matthew winkler who nailed this. texas has led the nation in renewable energy, renewable power.

or farting in for a little information for margaret. you're watching the news asia coming up today what does the future hold for afghanistan as the government and the taliban work to conclude a peace deal ordinary afghan citizens face apprehension about just what they will and will not be able to do we're going forward without retribution from violent conservatives. plus migratory birds travelling to the kashmir region faced a food shortage because of a climate emergency. and the menu that might leave you hungry or after the meal then before thailand explores catechised cuisine and what that might mean for its tourism industry post pandemic. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia talks in afghanistan between the government and the taleban are expected to wrap up this year but whatever the deal they hammer out will provide a little. certainty when it comes to the question of just how much life will change for ordinary afghans many people particularly those living in cities worry about a return to more conservative society one that harshly

womanhunt -- >> if you spot margaret rudin, call our hotline at 1-800-crimetv. >> but then also live a somewhat normal life is uncanny. >> but when you're on the lam, it's the littleost office. >> they got a tip. hey, this woman looks like the fugitive that's being broadcast on "america's most wanted." >> they got a tip that margaret rudin was in fact mailing packages from a revere post office. so we immediately went over to the post office and showed her picture. the post office people says, yeah, that's her. that's her. and she lives right over there. >> and that's how they found me. >> november 5, 1999. the team got together and decided to position ourselves around here. >> they came up with kind of a unique sting operation to pry her out, which was a law enforcement officer posed as a pizza delivery man. >> we had officer joe pepy don a domino's shirt, a domino's hat. we all went up the stairs, gained peaceful entry, filed up the stairs to her apartment, which is on the second floor, and proceeded to knock on the door. >> when they said, "pizza man," and i went to joe's bedroom, and i said, answer the door. >> as soon as the door opened, we rushed in. and the

play a character like margaret thatcher, who's so polarizing like, there's nobody left, i would guess, who is on the fence about how to feel about, you know, "like i need a littlenteresting playing somebody like that >> well, yeah. i mean, i think most actors are interested in complex characters and i don't think there is anyone, maybe historically, who's as complex as she was, and continues to be based on the very, very strong feelings that people continue to have about her. >> seth: it's not just, you know, a voice that you have to sort of adopt, but also it seems like there is some, like, facial contortions that you went through to get a proper margaret thatcher. >> yeah. i mean, we started out with teeth trying to -- because she had famously bad teeth and we tried with prosthetics and stuff, and none of that worked and then it came down to, kind of, figuring out maybe how to hold my face differently, so that i had buck teeth without having buck teeth, sort of i doe she had bucker teeth than and so, yeah so there is a kind of overbite that i adopted in order to be her, and so, yeah. >> seth: do you ever find yourself, like, even not -- when you're not playin

margaret what about you? how many kids are -- how many little children squares do you deal with on a daily basis and what percentage are showing up and are their cameras on or not? margaret: i have 25 kids in my class. we have a variety of different sessions, we have small group reading sessions, we have a whole class meeting, which you saw a snippet of. there are some transitions. with every transition i'll lose some students or some show up. over the course of the day i see almost every child. there may be two kids that are not super likely to come on a given day but overall i see them. i just don't see them for all the instruction that they need and deserve. so they may come to class meeting and then we won't see them again for math, for instance. when it comes to videos on and engaged, i've been really fortunate to have parents who are really supportive. i send them a nonverbal message telling them to start their video and they almost always do or an adult will type, he'll have video on soon, sorry about. this i feel grateful that the families are open to having that happen. i also feel like sometimes i hear mi

. >> so, i mean, i got to press you a little bit on this, margaret, because when you talk about sharinge across agencies, it seems to me the reporting that came out of the january 6th riots, that that was actually what had happened, that there was intelligence shared about what was going to happen, the threat that existed against the capitol building on january 6th, and yet, the ball was dropped. the support was not there. and people were not prepared. >> i believe it was naveed who said that's because they have not prioritized going after these terrorist groups. and that's absolutely right. it is critical that not just sharing information but also that these agencies are committed to using that information to investigate and prosecute those who are committing these criminal acts. the splc does not support additional federal criminal statutes to go after domestic terrorists. we are concerned, as naveed, has noted, that when we've seen those efforts made in the past in response to national security threats, they've been used to go after communities of color, muslim-americans, african-ame

police know it's a little it's done in the idea who didn't blog you but i'll blog good luck and i don't buy that in a can matter a canard wall by now i should listen about nationality margaret that should have not been a huge lead. in this last book little someone else on the poll on the little human level a night on mobile become. a national shift in the national discussion. buffalo has said the computer. a lot of the soul to. give. the start of you you know me you know the feel of a good. shot and know it when i might. be my name a few had that. he must not conflate all elites with corruption there are many bureaucrats and many public servants that are. that are patriotic that lowered civic duties and if anything must be associated with a new order that comes up that many of the success stories and all. the one. intelligent leaders and these movements tell you know people or the corrupt elites on the other side look we will give you a fair chance and we will give you an honorable exit from the system if you let your peers which are cleaner and which have no blood on their hands come in and manage this with us. the congressional budget office projects the federal budget de

so the 39—year—old's bid to equal margaret court's record of 2a grand slam singles titles has to wait a littleourne. i don't know. if i ever say farewell, i wouldn't tell anyone, so... laughter you were saying about the unforced errors in the match. considering how well you've played to get to this stage, what do you feel caused that? or was itjust one of those bad days at the office? i don't know. i'm done. williams' conquerer, osaka, will meetjennifer brady in saturday's final. while in the men's final, novak djokovic will line up against either daniil medvedev or stefanos tsitsipas on sunday. djokovic beat russian qualifier aslan karatsev in straight sets. the russian doubled his career earnings by getting this far in the tournament. djokovic meanwhile will be going for a record—extending ninth title. moeen ali and dawid malan were among a group of england players who've been signed up to compete in this year's indian premier league following today's auction. if those players' teams' reach the latter stages of the tournament it means some could miss england's two test matches against new ze

keep me a little but you need to interrupt so i want to do their story. for margaret. you're watching d.w. news asia coming up today yet mars democracy in peril again the military has declared a one year state of emergency election abnormalities the country's main political party led by alexander sujit has called for protests against the coup. plus china threatens to retaliate after britain extends residency rights for potentially millions of hong kong ors what happens next. i'm melissa chan welcome to news asia history is real windy for myanmar just one decade after its democratic transition the military has seized power in a coup complete with taking over the airwaves and has declared recent elections knoll the national league for democracy on some soup cheese party and the main political entity has called for citizens to take to the streets the story on the ground is changing hour by hour and is very volatile. joining us is journalist dave going to bomb in kuala lumpur to walk us through what is happening day not too long ago you were formerly based in myanmar this

margaret, what about you? how many -- how many kids are on -- how many little children squares do you deal with on a daily basis and what percentage are showing up and are there their cameras on or not? >> so, i have 25 kids in my class and we have a variety of different sessions, so, we have small group reading session, we have a whole class, class meeting, which is what you saw a snippet of, we have math. so, there are some transitions and with every transition, i'll lose some student us or some students will show up, so over the course of the day, i see almost every child, there may be two kids that are not super likely to come on a given day. but overall, i see them. i just don't see them for all the instruction that they need and deserve. so they may come to class meeting and then we won't see them again for math, for example. when it comes to videos on and engaged, i havÃíu been really fortunate to have parents who qnáÑ supportive. i just send them a nonverbal message asking them to send their video and they almost always do or an adult will quickly type, he'll have his video on soon, sorry about this. so

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german language no dogs this gives me a little push maybe to instruct let's say you want to know their story. her fighting and reliable information for margaret. you're watching t w news asia coming up today resistance to the military coup builds in march but how hard will the people push back whether code democrats take to the streets and what numbers may determine the political future of the country. plus ongoing farmers' protests in india again international attention we take a closer look at the women behind the movement. led.

this gets me a little but you need be to instruct the slave you want to know their story. and spur finding and reliable information for margaret. why are people forced to hide in trucks. there are many museums flamed there are many cancers. place. and there are many stories. that. plague make up your. claim. made for minds. faces date every news live from at least 150 table a field day it is a place it hits a dam in india a huge flood cascades through the broken down carrying mound and debris into the areas below the search for survivors is ongoing also coming out tens of thousands of demonstrators the guys marching through gang gongs announcing.

head you know a lot this gives me a little push maybe to in truck loads of say you want to know their story. it's worth fighting and reliable information for margaret. it's about billions. get about our work. it's about the foundation of a new world order. the silk road. china one. to expand its influence with his trade network and so on the conflicts are typical the consequences unpredictable taking a look of the shaking the chinese state has a modest money at its disposal to push it and that's how it's expanding and asserting its status and position in the war on the face of the bondholders. china he's promising its partners rich profits but in europe there's a sharp mornings you could never accept money from the new superpower will become dependent on. china's gateway to europe. starts feb 19th on the job. this is g.w. news coming to you live from berlin the military has seized power in the on more the army has declared a state of emergency and is taking control of the country and government officials including defectors civilian leader also in sochi have been detained a number of countries are calling on the military to restore democracy immedi

the celebration could be a little bit more boisterous if people could stand behind their votes and not be so afraid of that wing of the party. charlie dent, margaret talev, thank you both very much. don't go far. much more to discuss. >>> so president trump is refusing to testify in his second impeachment trial next week. will he be subpoenaed? is that a good idea? do they need him? what about other witnesses? we have all the latest reporting on it, next. and yet, one in fon may still face hunger. so, subaru and our retailers are doing it again, donating an additional 100 million meals to help those in need. love. it's never been needed more than right now. subaru. more than a car company. (vo 2) to join us with a donation, go to subaru.com. you packed a record 1.1 trillion transistors into this chip i invested in invesco qqq a fund that invests in the innovators of the nasdaq 100 like you become an agent of innovation with invesco qqq i'm erin. -and i'm margo. we've always done things our own way. charted our own paths. i wasn't going to just back down from moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. psoriatic arthritis wasn't going to change who i

margaret. >>caller: the last caller stole my thunder. i am so in agreement i would even give a little exampletl . the caller that took the time to insult mr. brooks. i am 59 but i feel i am on board with her. because you mention love but literally i don't thank you can blame politics because a lot t of them our older or roman catholic i believe in the golden rule do untoli others. that i was raised i'm a family of 11. i was raised and i raise my children the same way to say it's better to have a street angel and the house devil but people have lost the ability to have common courtesy and morality to treat people in such a way that you don't vilify thatt vitriol. i did not allow my children to have cell phones in highel school it was a big point of contention between my husband and i bet they feel it i starts when i was raising my children and someone came to ouras house about my children out they had to greet whoever entered my house. i remember when cell phones hit the big time with the blackberry if you are standing facing someone in speaking with themndfa no more you would have tur

really has been it has been a case-by-case basis a young lady named margaret right now that she was by herself and takes care of her little sister and takes care of all of her business she completes every single assignment and then i think of other students who literally do nothing are they will attend the zoom class which i think is heartbreaking on some level just because they want that connection but they are completing the work if the child doesn't have that parent support there is no one response some continue to flourish. >> that's a good transition to what i'm really eager to hear your thoughts we said ahead of time people here in washington dc and others come up with what we think are great ideas and i am eager for your thoughts when of the things i sent you was an article that i wrote . . . . in the school available to work one-on-one, that is one idea. it is a really smart guy at the institute's been writing a lot on this question, a couple ideas he was throwing out our one, adding and additional 2.5, additional rate for the elementary school kids. he's suggesting permanently that elementary schools benefit from

snapped this photo right as the elevator doors were opening and margaret thatcher was stepping out and if you look at their faces, they're like little kids. so happy that their friend is here very excited and you can just see that coming through. this was a woman that may not only had a political alliance with but the president had a personal friendship with and there's so much i learned about what diplomacy looks like the reagan way from this man. ronald reagan's version of diplomacy was not political. it was very personal and it wasn't based on rhetoric. it was based on relationships and i watched time and time again as world leaders came to see him post presidency. you have to realize that post presidency. they didn't have to come for protocol or diplomatic reasons when they came all the way to los angeles to see ronald reagan. it's because they wanted to they had a relationship with this man that they wanted to continue long. he was the office holder. he couldn't do anything for them any more politically, but they didn't care. they liked him as a person and wanted to continue that relationship. and so post-president. see they ca

margaret. yeah i would be bad there were mad would you go my dear. miss i love arianna as i me. i'm down. but. not your thoughts and that's why you keep on with god now little good though paul ryan it. were down. there. i knew they were lonely and they would be giving seeds. when they go in monza don't i just going to do you know when my zinc added turning and all. they had to run is a minor. one more long ago. and i don't want to kill to do it again mannion bag. i'm in my car sector full of body. out of doors a diagram. i mean i wanted they've. got some a common. the son. of father. a mutual love of the arts. this stage is set to immortalize fading memories. in a magical race against time. witness our time machine. on a jersey you know. i've worked it out of their anger since its launch as a principal presenter and as a correspondent with any breaking news story want to hear from those people who would normally not get their voices heard on the international news channel one moment i'll be very proud of was when we covered the nepal earthquake of 2050 a terrible natural disaster and the story that needed to be told from the heart of the affected area to be

little in terms of returning manufacturing. but he did a lot in terms of showing his hostility to margaret targeted and is cozying up to the whitecist . i saw the election of donald trump as white lash. and response in the first black president of the united states. steve: so the first time that i heard the term, i think dan jones actually used it on cnn. so i did a little research. in this book called these truths. it's one of the national book award a few years ago. she is a historian and chief went out a university and i would encourage people to read the will support what cynthia is saying. in every moment where the african-american community advance, and some level of progress, they were met with a white lash violence. they were met with lynching, the kkk, hangings. anything about through the 400 years in any moment in time particularly right after the reconstruction. there was significant violence and economic suppression of the african-american community. and it happened again in the 20s. some of you may or may not remember but there were italian americans that were hung in louisiana. from teddy roosevelt and my grandfath

little more personal. who inspires you charlotte? do you have a hero you look up to? >> i do. i would sat matt and margaret and kingsly, kristin, joe hall, stephanie. bridget, my heroes are the people who i have seen working so hard, putting one foot in front of the other through the impossible. i think of them every day. and i also -- there's another young woman whose name is andrea howard in the book, who told dr. li her father killed himself in front of her and she wanted to kill herself. she was in such suffering, he pushed her to the jinx she agreed to testify, when she testified she held a stuffed animal in his arms after the trial she gave it to me. she is my hero. >> i am not going to tear up. >> i am. one of the braveest people i've ever met. >> incredibly brave. >> we have a question from jordan. thank you for doing this. charlotte can you say anything more but your reaction to hearing about li's death? you -- did you show at all in coming to that conclusion about the man who as you proved at trial took live inside. >> i didn't because he was sentenced to a term in prison. he was not sentenced to

german language head nodding off just give me a little push maybe to interrupt or say you want to know their story. boarding and reliable information for margaret. this is g.w.'s africa on the program today. in ethiopia rights group saying ever try and shoot killed hundreds of people in bits of dr beach an amnesty international say is the massacre that may constitute war crimes against humanity. and the african football displaying a pool which they have a message for the guests just back old ones are funded in their footsteps. hello i'm christine one but it's good to have your company the human rights organization amnesty international space it has evidence that eritrea troops massacred hundreds of people in ethiopia is northern to grad region last november it used witness accounts and satellite images to document the atrocities the reports suggest that eritrea troops carried out war crimes in their attempts to take control from ripples in the region talking to one of the oldest authentic reports off of this. this family way they've escaped the fighting in ethiopia's te crime region and to found shelter in sudan. w. news met them back in novemb

little bit morepersonal. inspires you, charlotte, do you have a heroyou look up to ? >> i would do , i would say margaret ben kingsley markovich, kristin hey, jessica do laws, joe hall. stephanie ansari oh, bridget rented. my heroes are the people who i have seen working so hard, putting one foot in front of the other truly impossible. and i think of them every day. i also, there's another young woman whose name is andrea howard in the book who told dr. li that her father had killed himself in front of her and that she wanted to kill herself and she was in such suffering. he pushed her to the ring and she agreed to testify and when she testified she held a stuffed animal in her arms and after the trial she gave it to me. so she's my hero. >> i'm not going to tear up. >> i am. she is one of the greatest women i've ever met so she's my hero. >> that's incrediblybrave. we have a question from jordan. thank you charlotte and patricia for doing this . charlotte, you touched on this briefly but i wonder if you could say more about your reactionto dr. li's death . did you show a little at all in coming to that

so the 39 year old's bid to equal margaret court's record of 2a grand slam singles titles has to wait a littlepear at the tournament in melbourne. i don't know if i would tell anyone. considering how well you played to get to the stage, why do you feel was a just one of those bad days at the office? i was a just one of those bad days at the office? ., �* ~ ., �* ., williams' conquerer osaka, will meet jennifer brady in saturday's final while in the men's final novak djokovic will line up against either daniil medvedev or stefanos tsitsipas on sunday. good evening. as we move out if thursday into friday we are going to see a west east divide developing with our weather. we keep some clear skies across the central and eastern half of the uk and that's going to allow the temperatures to fall away by contrast cloud wind and rain gathers out to the west. yes, low single figures, a chilly start and that's where we'll see the best of the drier weather particularly across eastern england into the afternoon. the rain eventually moving into eastern scotland. it will always be heavy the further west you

language and not a lot of this gets new and little bunch making to in truckloads of say you want to know their story in blood spurting and reliable information for margaret. to frege a compass for us and for our planet. living light years is on its way to bring you more conservation. to me to see the screen the bulk of my projects have a to submit to make a difference to. the line to the environmental series of little 3000 on t.w. and all ma. ma but . this is it only do's live from berlin the e.u. agrees to pursue french sanctions against russia foreign ministers backed targeted punitive measures for those responsible for the jailing of kremlin critic alexina vali go to brussels for the latest also on the program ian mark in the grip of mass protest and general strike hundreds of town. take to the streets despite the army's threat to use lethal force to crush the protests and from global warming to. warning we see how climate change is coming into america and potentially it will 1st of all affect on iceland's famous landscape. and well our thank you so much for your company everywhere we start in brussels where you foreign ministers have agreed on sancti

margaret that should not be an age. understand well. that offers them a late night on mobile because for how you. and the machine in the national association. said they could be. a little bit all small a little bit so what is. there. to give. me get a. shot anyway if and when i'm writing about in my name a few. well the pandemic no certainly no borders and is blind to nationalities. has emerged we don't observe the we don't have the facts in the whole world peace to me people. judge you. come in a crisis like this recent times more times we can do better we should be doing better. everyone is contributing in your own way but we also know that this crisis will not go on forever the challenge is great with the response has been massive so many good people are helping us. it makes us feel very proud that we are in it together. dark industry comes to life in los angeles every night. dozens of women sells their bodies on the streets many of them underage. los angeles police reveal a taste of their daily challenge if you're going to exploit a child here in los angeles we're going to. see officers going undercover as 6 workers and customers to fight the 6 trade. us federal re

little more personal. who inspires you, charlotte. >> guest: do you have a hero you look up to? >> i do. i would say matt dingo and margaret and aaron, kristin haig, joe hall, peter, stephanie, bridget, the people who i have seen working so hard, putting one foot in front of the other, through the impossible. and i think of them every day. and i also -- there's another young woman whose name is andrea howard in the book, who told dr. li that her father had killed himself in front of her, that she wanted to kill herself, and she was in such suffering he pushed her to bring and she agreed to testify and when he testified she held a stuffed animal in her arms and after the trial she gave it to me so she's my hero. >> i'm not going to tear up. >> i am. she's one of the bravest people i've ever met. she's my hero. >> that's incredibly brave. we have a question from jordan. thank you, charlotte and patricia for doing this, charlotte, you touched on this briefly but i wonder if you can say more but your reaction to hearing about li's death. you said it was undeserved but bid you trouble in come topping that conclusion but the man

margaret russell, an associate professor of law at santa clara university. with more insight on this, we don't have her will try. get back to her in a littleo what happened today and the use of some of the terms that were said in terms of the defense attorneys using the word fight and clipping together those words we want to get her thoughts on that and several other things. this will move on right now. but we'll get back to margaret when we can. casino, city were two alarm fire there left a boy and an elderly woman injured. both are being treated at a nearby hospital. the fire was reported around noon at a home on san andreas. dr officials said. the flames quickly spread to the home next door between the two homes. 14 people have been displaced and the red cross has been called in to help them. the cause of the fire is under investigation. historic event took place today at travis air force base. members of the u. s air force signed their oath of enlistment and transferred to the u. s space force. the department of defense's newest branch, tenuous airman assigned to travis air force base transition into the space force during this morning

margaret, delray beach, florida. hi there. caller: good morning. actually, your last caller stole my thunder. i am so in agreement with that, and i would even give a little example. the caller that actually took the time out to insult mr. brooks' art. i am 59, so i am not 80, but i feel like i am on board with her because i think when you mentioned love my everybody is in my mind. but literally, i don't think you can blame politics because a lot of these politicians are older. i am a roman catholic. i believe in god. i believe in the golden rule, do unto others. i was raised, family of 11. i was raised and raised my children the same way, to say it is better to have a street angel and a house double. people have lost the ability to have just common courtesy and morality and treat people in such a way that you do not vilify the victory all that we hear. i did not allow my children to have cell phones in high school. it was a big point of contention between my husband and i, but i believe it started with something as simple as that and i use this example. when i was raising my children and someone came to our house, i always brought my children out. they h

little more social interaction. which arm would you like the right one? i think a festive mood on the patio at solstice senior living in santa rosa. congratulations margaretelt what else? dozens of residents getting vaccinated a party atmosphere. gatorade to help recovery. everyone has been on pins and needles for awhile. paul did you get it set up yet, paul, when are we gonna have our clinics? the executive director feels his own worry lift. with 92 vulnerable residents. protecting them meant no visitors. no activities, everyone dining alone quarantine for anyone who did step outside, and few did it all took a toll becoming more isolated. some depression that we noticed fear of one not wanting to leave their apartment on s. oh, this has been a day of hope for them. the prospect of seeing friends, family, different scenery huge. you're my retirement. i mean, sir, figure i'm in prison or what? i can't get out of there. that's real z feels like d at 95 has left her room just a handful of times in 11 months for quick meet ups with her son in law. when he drops off supplies, you'll put the bag on the cart now thank you very kindly and how you doing and everyt

margaret, i didn't see the beginning of s & l. my text messages started blowing up as i was trying to go to bed last night, but that was an appropriate opening. thank you forgiving me a littlen anything quite like pulling this off in the midst of a pandemic. what is going to be different this year? >> well, the fact that we won't have a packed house, that adds immeasurably to any big event, the pomp and circumstance of it and the excitement of the fans, we won't have that. but the players will be thrilled to have the 22,000 to 25,000 who will be there. it influences them significantly. a lot of the pop and circumstance surrounding the super bowl, the parties and celebrations an all of those things have been non-existent. differt that way, but we're glad to get to that point. who would have funk it would have gone through 17 weeks of the regular season, getting 256 games in, and now we're at the super bowl, but that is a real tribute to the players, the teams, and the coaches who have adhered to the covid protocols, by and large, throughout this season, margaret. >> brennan: it is significant that there even is a super bowl. but i'm wondering, j.b., what are you hearing abou

margaret, delray beach, florida. hi there. caller: good morning. actually, your last caller stole my thunder. i am so in agreement with that, and i would even give a littlele. the caller that actually took the time out to insult mr. brooks' art. i am 59, so i am not 80, but i feel like i am on board with her because i think when you mentioned love my everybody is in my mind. but literally, i don't think you can blame politics because a lot of these politicians are older. i am a roman catholic. i believe in god. i believe in the golden rule, do unto others. i was raised, family of 11. i was raised and raised my children the same way, to say it is better to have a street angel and a house double. people have lost the ability to have just common courtesy and morality and treat people in such a way that you do not vilify the victory all that we hear. i did not allow my children to have cell phones in high school. it was a big point of contention between my husband and i, but i believe it started with something as simple as that and i use this example. when i was raising my children and someone came to our house, i always brought my children out. they had to