she is starting to make studying at lady margaret school, studying at lady margaret school, studyingstudying at the same place as the pakistani prime minister. we will see what she does after three or four years studying. a career in politics, one hopes. congratulations to her. that is it. we have to go. banks, richard. goodbye. -- thanks. hello there. friday is looking a bit cooler across the board, and there'll plenty of showers around, too, some of them merging together to produce longer spells of rain, particularly across the north and the west of the uk. we start the morning off, though, with sunshine and dry in the south and eastern areas. there will be plenty of showers from the word go, particularly across scotland. some merging together to bring longer spells of rain in the north—west and eastern areas as well. a little bit of sunshine to the south. some sunshine and one or two showers for northern ireland. temperatures around 12 degrees in belfast to start the day. england and wales, most of the showers in northern and western areas. whereas for the midlands eastwards, it s

immigrants storming a beach in spain spain has become the focal point of many refugees asylum seekers margaret school you will from north africa in particular that's. unlikely to go unnoticed by people particularly towards the right side of the political spectrum so certainly this attack once the investigation is well underway once the casualty figures have been tallied up and once we know more about the identity of the attacker there will certainly be wider political and social questions to be addressed political analyst nicolette make of it says the latest attack shows that all countries are threatened. i think people have to open their eyes each week rhapsodies pat two weeks ago it was john you asked me to france this week spain and i think no european country and out what talking about europe but there are similar attacks elsewhere in the mcgrath in the middle east and no country can say it's safe from such an attack today so this is widespread unfortunately each month we're discovering that this can happen in a new country in a new place in a new town so this is. the london mayor said the chance

you are familiar with run zimmer, they found that students attending charter high schools in particular where margaret -- more likely to graduate high school, persist in college and earn higher earnings. that was a cooler study, it was a unique study. another study found that urban charter schools as a whole significantly post higher levels of annual growth compared to traditional schools. they do all this work where they translated to the number of age learning. those gains are acquainted to 40 days of additional learning. that is a pretty big game, werecularly good results black, hispanic and low income students. i won't spend a lot of time on the research. i have a researcher year that will cover that. the point is that even some of the studies around vouchers post pretty good results for high school graduation rates. we know this research is mixed, it is not all good news. there are enough good point about high schools of choice and we should want more of them and we should want them to succeed. there is this growing movement around multiple pathways to college and what those things look like. we

american men coming of age in rural north carolina, as they struggle with school, society and generational poverty. documentarians margaret and ian kibbe spent six years filming the young men, and sat down with jeffrey brown to discuss what they found. ♪ . ♪. ♪. >> what in the world going to happen? have we give them the tools to be able to survive? . >>> the new documentary raising bertie takes us to a place and people rarely the focus of films, television or other media. set in rural north carolina settles on three african-american males as they move from teenager years into young call hood. film maker margaret byrne spent six years on the project. >>> six years is a long time. did you know what you were getting into >> i had no idea what i was getting into. i originally went down there with john the director of photography and a producer on the film in 2009. and we -- we intended to just follow the school for a year and what happened is the school an alternative school for boys called the hive closed very on into filming we had to decide is this something we abandoned? and it became a story about these three young men

margaret. >> well, a new jersey family's legal battle to keep their daughter on the school basketball team escalates now the young girl's future is at the school, once again, in question. thirteen year old sydney phillips was kick out of saint theresa school in union county last year for want to go play on the boys team while her family's successfully sued the school to get her on the team, and the expulsion was reversed now the school has denied applications for both sydney and her sister for the upcoming school year. >> this is retaliation that we filed a lawsuit. you know, they are blaming us for all of the bad publicity, it is not us, it is them. >> catholic school has a particular mission and we're unable to do it because of frankly because of the behavior of the parents. >> now, a judge will decide whether the phillips girls will be allowed back at the school next month. >>> well, on that note, we will be right back with three to go. what's the story behind green mountain coffee and fair trade? let's take a flight to colombia. this is boris calvo. boris grows mind-blowing coffee. and because w

margaret. >>> denver police are investigating a series of disturbing videos involving high school cheer leaders. it shows children screaming in agony as they are forced into the splits. the video was recorded earlier in the summer but just surfaced this week. five denver school officials have been placed on leave. dana jacobson has reaction of one of the girls in these screaming videos. good morning. >> good morning, gayle. kristen wakefield is the mother of one of the girls in the video. she says her daughter quit the team because she was afraid to be in the same room as her coach. that coach dismissed from a similar position at another colorado high school last year for doing the same thing. cell phone video shows 13-year-old ally wakefield pleading, please stop, nine times, as she's forced into splits by her cheer leading coffee. >> i was thinking it was normal. i didn't think much of it. >> reporter: but the high school freshman suffered from torn muscle tissue and a pulled e hamstring and is receiving physical therapy. >> the doctor said 100% the injury sustained was directly caused by the

also with us, columnist for the daily beast, margaret carlson is with us on set. and from the london schoolrian scott. >> we were at the local holiday inn in the smoking lounge. you are actually saying if trump pardons people prematurely, that actually will help prosecutors in possible state cases. >> you hit it on the head, joe. prematurely. we've heard a lot about how absolute the power of the pardon is. it is true, the supreme court says you can do it any time. most presidents have done it later in the process, not early the way this president pardoned joe arpaio and the way some fear he might do in in russia. the issue is if he moves in early or prematurely, it strengthens local prosecutors potential cases. unlike casper weinberger who was pardoned for lying to congress by president bush, that's federal, done. you pardon that, it's over. wisconsin has nothing to do with whether you lie to congress. this russian hacking, at least on the russia side, touched 39 different states according to the bloomberg report. >> and they all have their own laws. >> they have their own laws so you're lo

school before serving world war ii. we absolute you for your service, sir. >>> margaret lester of las vegas, also 100.akfast every morning. most important meal of the day. happy 104th birthday to milton kwan of los angeles, california. remember those fantastic disney movies, fantasia and dumbo, my hero, worked as an animator on both films. elsie, auburn football fan from alabama. her motto, just keep smiling no matter what life throws at you. professor from new york celebrating 102 years. he's taught at utica college, founded the school's public relations program. last but certainly not least, happy birthday to the pines ladies. you are looking at 12 lovely ladies who are all from the same senior care campus in sarasota, florida. get this. they are celebrating a range of ages from 100 to 105. i'll have what they are having. that is fantastic, guys. >> that's really cool, al. happy birthday to everybody. thank you, sir. safe travels. >> he says thanks. >> he's in a food coma. >> make sure you stick around for the next hour. we're going to have fun. >>> good morning. i'm tracy davidson. coming up on 9:0