i am mark miller. i support one purpose. i would like to respond to three areas of the charter renewal petition marked by the staff as insufficient. first. element a section 4. this section titled how learning best occurs is presented as a broad outline of conditions. contrary to the staff's assessment, the three items marked insufficient are addressed extensively in the petition. the plans and strategies to support students not meeting pupil outcomes are described on pages 84 through 93. that is 11 pages of information. the research based instructional design and strategies are described in detail on pages 66 through 84 of the petition. the instructional strategies for special education and limited english are 93 through 112. the description of annual goals for all pupils and each subgroup is marked insufficient. i would like you to refer to just one of the examples of the goals appearing in this section. page 116 there is a goal which describes the specifics of a plan for addressing proficiency and ela as measured. third in

but then mark miller came out and the secretary of defense came out and other officials came out and said these missiles were intended to kill americans. if it was iran's intent to kill americans, does that not deserve some sort of response? if somebody takes a shot at you and they don't hit you because you duck, does that mean they weren't trying to kill you? sec. pompeo: there is no doubt in my judgment as i observed the iranian activity in the region that night that they had the full intention of killing u.s. forces, whether that was our military folks or diplomatic folks in the region. i am confident the response the president has taken was appropriate. the president has said we don't want war. we want iran to behave like a normal nation. this is part of our strategic effort to get iran to behave in a way that does not continue their 40 year long effort to terrorize the world. >> mr. secretary, secretary pompeo, do you believe iranians shot down the airplane, and if they shot the plane down, will there be consequences? sec. pompeo: we believe it is likely that plane was shot down

forces to leave the country after the letter that it received, general mark miller said, by mistake, yesterday. what do you say to the iraqi government about the possibility of u.s. forces leaving based on that letter? >> president trump: i don't know anything about that letter, the letter was sent, it was an unsigned letter, i can maybe let mike speak to it. i don't know if it was a hoax or if it was unsigned or what. >> reporter: the iraqi government is saying they are taking with your word. >> president trump: i think it is the worst thing that can happen to a rock, if we leave it would mean that iran would have a much bigger foothold. the people of iraq do not want to see iran running the country, that i can tell you. we will see how it all works out. i know it is going to work out well for us. at some point, we want to be able to get out, we want to bring our soldiers back home. i will say that we have had tremendous support from the people of iraq appreciating what we have done, and they do not want to see iran go into iraq. but they are neighbors, and over a period of years, s

so, secretary esper talking about this with general mark miller, the chairman of the joint chiefs today, for the first time. we heard from them this morning off camera but on the record in a gaggle here with the pentagon press corps. they said they're concerned that, in fact, kh is planning future actions, but that the u.s. will take preemptive strikes and preemptive action if they get the indication that they are going after any more americans there in iraq. >> courtney, thank you for giving us some analysis on this. courtney kube for us at the pentagon. joining us, democratic congresswoman dina titus of nevada, member of the house foreign affairs committee. congresswoman, thank you for joining us. here's the thing, based on what courtney's telling us. the united states says the attacks on the embassy were by pro-iranian factions, but the state department says the iran policy's working better than ever. here's the issue with policies that are designed to work against iran, they're asymmetric, right? iran's power in the region is not about facing off with america in the strait of hormuz

forces to leave the country after the letter that it received, general mark miller said by mistake yesterday. what do you say to the iraqi government about the possibility of u.s. forces leaving based on that letter? >> well, i don't know anything about that letter. this letter was sent -- i understand it was an unsigned letter. so i could maybe let mike speak it. i don't know if that letter was a hoax, or was it unsigned or what -- >> it wasn't intended -- >> the iraqi government is saying they're taking you at your word, they expect u.s. forces to leave. >> well, i think it's the worst thing that could happen to iraq. if we leave, that would mean that iran would have a much bigger foothold, and the people of iraq do not want to see iran run the country. that i can tell you. so we'll see how it all works out. i know it's going to work out well for us because at some point we want to be able to get out. we want to bring our soldiers back home. i will say that we have had tremendous support from the people of iraq, appreciating what we've done. and they don't want to see iran go into iraq. bu

i am mark miller. i support one purpose. i would like to respond to three areas of the charter renewal petition marked by the staff as insufficient. first. element a section 4. this section titled how learning best occurs is presented as a broad outline of conditions. contrary to the staff's assessment, the three items marked insufficient are addressed extensively in the petition. the plans and strategies to support students not meeting pupil outcomes are described on pages 84 through 93. that is 11 pages of information. the research based instructional design and strategies are described in detail on pages 66 through 84 of the petition. the instructional strategies for special education and limited english are 93 through 112. the description of annual goals for all pupils and each subgroup is marked insufficient. i would like you to refer to just one of the examples of the goals appearing in this section. page 116 there is a goal which describes the specifics of a plan for addressing proficiency and ela as measured. third in

i am mark miller. i support one purpose. i would like to respond to three areas of the charter renewal petition marked by the staff as insufficient. first. element a section 4. this section titled how learning best occurs is presented as a broad outline of conditions. contrary to the staff's assessment, the three items marked insufficient are addressed extensively in the petition. the plans and strategies to support students not meeting pupil outcomes are described on pages 84 through 93. that is 11 pages of information. the research based instructional design and strategies are described in detail on pages 66 through 84 of the petition. the instructional strategies for special education and limited english are 93 through 112. the description of annual goals for all pupils and each subgroup is marked insufficient. i would like you to refer to just one of the examples of the goals appearing in this section. page 116 there is a goal which describes the specifics of a plan for addressing proficiency and ela as measured. third in

listen, i had the privilege of talking to both chairman of the joint chiefs mark mill ther week -- miller this week, and the secretary of defense about senator lee's comments, and they have had other conversation, and maybe he is in a different place. so i believe in healthy skepticism, and there should be a full-throated debate in the congress about force, but in the instance and to push back on what jen is saying is that what has been happening with iran and our iranian policies for the past 40 years has not worked. since ronald reagan, america has turned a blind eye when the irgc or iran or on of the proxies strikes out against america. this president in this action said no more, and it is not going to happen, so whether it is hezbollah or hamas or irbg, i hazard to say that if american blood is spilled, there is going to be more pushback. >> and so i would like to say that you are a paid republican spokesperson. and now, i wanted to say in a recent post, only 25% said that killing soleimani made them feel more safe, and 52% said less safe, and 22% saying not much of an effect. it does

mark cuban's point, and mr. miller's point we will be, let's call it nine to 12 points higher than this at year end but we are going to see some, you know, ripples before that happens. >> so on that point, it is all about patterns we look to add how has the market evolved after the first fed cut the last seven times compared to what it is doing today. it is uncanny how it followed the same historical pattern. the market rallies six or seven months after the first fed cut. >> july was the first cut, right. >> exactly it takes us to february. i think we can see a consolidation, maybe a pullback in march that is the opportunity to buy the financials, the industrials, the cyclicals that are underperforming for the next leg higher to the market >> how do we reconcile what earnings are to this point david solomon, goldman's ceo out in davos, earnings are going to slow down, last year was good. this year is not so much earnings growth thus far for the companies that have reported negative, down .7% are we ignoring the evidence

river as part of the massive miller celebration a month long festival attracts millions of believers and tourists every year. in chile protesters took to the streets to mark the 100th day of social unrest in the capital santiago police used water cannon to clear the demonstrators at least 27 people have died in the protests driven by anger over inequality and high living costs. well in turkey at least 22 people were killed and more than 1000 injured one of quake in the east of the country the quake struck near the town of sea villager about 550 kilometers east of the capital ankara it was followed by dozens of aftershocks some of the almost as strong as the initial quake itself while rescue teams are now searching for survivors trapped in the collapsed buildings. the sun rose to reveal a picture of devastation. exhausted rescue crews are still working their way through the rubble searching for survivors. rescuers have been battling the unfolding disaster all night pulling people from collapsed buildings. this man was trapped when the walls of his home caved in on him. he was found among the debris and dug out. the tremors began at 9 in the evening. terrif

mark the martin luther king jr. holiday, the u.s. navy plans to name an aircraft carrier after a black sailor. doris milleras the first black man to receive the navy cross for valor in 1942. he earned it for using a machine gun to return fire on japanese planes during the attack on pearl harbor. back then, black sailors were not trained for combat roles. miller died in 1943, after a japanese submarine sank his ship in the pacific. back then, newspapers described miller as an unnamed negro mess man hero. but tomorrow, a $15 billion aircraft carrier will bear his name, just in time for his family and on the day marking martin luther king jr. we are back in a moment. robinhood believes now is the time to do money. without the commission fees. so, you can start investing today wherever you are - even hanging with your dog. so, what are you waiting for? download now and get your first stock on us. robinhood. you take a little paradiseto with you. lash paradise from l'oréal paris voluptuous volume. intense length. no wonder there's one sold every five seconds. only one mascara can take your lashes to paradise. l

the writer novelist mark service was one of your students and poet ethelbert miller in washington dcd arch activist has interviewed you twice he told me on his digital program. this is familiar because it's one of the best writers of america and the subtitle of the book Ãbthis man thinks. he thinks hard, he thinks critically. no clichc, no bull, there's no assumption in his thought. somebody who wants to know the truth even if it's painful. and in terms of some of your own assumptions and self-congratulatory actions when you talk about your transgender students. and how you talk about, am i really as good as i think i am? cliff just explained basically what it's about. here i grew up much the same way. i've always seen myself as an individual and the only way i would approach anybody in this life is as an individual. i came over here and lyft and the guy said to me where you going. i said the library he said why. i said there's a guy clifford thompson have to talk to stop he's in Ãbhe's from brazil he's been in this country 20 years, he got really excited, there's a lot of stuff he w

around the uk have taken place to mark the start of a new decade, with fireworks displays in london, edinburgh and other major cities. next, in weather world, nick millerah keith lucas reflect on the most significant meteorological events of 2019. this time on weather world, we're in cambridge, where right here during 2019's record—setting european heatwave, the temperature was the highest the uk's ever recorded. at the uk's hottest weather station, i'll discover how you go about accurately recording temperature, and i'll be finding out what's behind another year of record heatwaves. the science is overwhelmingly clear that the cause of this climate change is our activities as humans putting more and more carbon dioxide and other greenhouse gases into the atmosphere. and i'm at cambridge university, where a new look at pioneering data collected in the 1970s is revealing the real impact climate change is having on our melting ice sheets today. also on weather world, 2019's biggest storms, from devastation in the bahamas, hit by its most powerful hurricane, to the fire ravaging parts of our world. and climate in crisis, as a swedish teenager becomes the

miller cross the bulge belts of robin givens asking any inevitable happens when they're. playing by and is another animal entirely in munich every mistake is brutally punished. bitter lesson for mark his schubert consolation for neuer likely didn't help much. the i phone i'd say it's an experience everyone has to go through he's given good performances and i wish him only the best for the future when she introduced it was almost worse than. at this outing the most can hope for is a bright future chips munich made it clear that despite a strong season they're waiting to find one of the biggest the guest best thomas live meeting chill showing a shot that still have a lot to learn and. we have a very interesting young squad together we try to develop them and part of development this that you have to accept if it's even if it's and this is what happens to us today. despite what would spiral a lot cited defeat schubert still had plenty of opportunities to demonstrate his talents and potential. but he also spent a lot of time dragging a ball out of his own net. the boy shot them and leon corrects that scissor kicked by into a 3 no lead just after the break. and 11 dutch the rampage duc

radcliffe and congressman mark meadows or of a certain elements have come out recently in my book or in headlines this investigation is much different than the horowitz reports and the miller report this delves into the involvement of the cia and foreign governments in their interference and spying on americans associated to a presidential campaign it's a very sensitive matter you have u.s. allies caught up in this the president himself has called out the u.k. and australia for spying he has tweeted this and this is what john durham is looking into your book called the state target how i got caught in the crossroads of the plot to bring down president drone. again i ask you ever regret in the this . will the one thing i do regret is talking to the f.b.i. without in the tourney in the united bed movie in hindsight of hindsight of course is 2020 but when you're just leaving the inauguration as i was having meetings with ryan's priebus and anthony scare me looking to see what position i'd have in the administration and the f.b.i. comes to your house a day or 2 later you're not really thinking that there was any criminal malintent that you were involved in or you're actually u

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marks the epidemic,002, this is different. t's all about davos, isn't it? ♪ nejra: welcome to bloomberg. we are live from london. i am anna edwards alongside matt miller> the markets say nothing is immune. stocks slide as fears of the coronavirus spreads. cash trade is less than one hour away. matt:

miller in berlin. you called that at the open. we saw them getting closer and closer to the watermark and now they have gone under. may be concerns related to howard marks we just shared. he says is is too late to invest in this bull market after it has gone on for too long. this is a breakdown of the indices groups. today they are all down. beverage, food and health care stocks leading the losers. everything is off including real arete and utilities, which trying to keep their heads above water. today looks like a risk off day. it could be that way in the u.s.. let's get the first word news. iraqi leaders want american troops to stay in the country, albeit privately. is downplaying demands to remove the army from the country. the iraqi parliament voted to expel the u.s. forces. in india, inflation surging to an all-time high in december. it was driven by food prices. this limits the reserve banks ability to cut prices. fple says it is helping the investigate an attack on a naval base. it reiterated its argument. apple says there is no such thing as a backdoor just for the good guys. earninger united risks -- losing its position as england's top earning

mark another significant win for u.s. leadership so i support that. yourank you to you and fellow commissioners at the fcc to further the cause of building -- the input structure infrastructuree necessary. mr. miller, do you have additional thoughts on how the provisions outlining would specifically help the needs of member companies? >> thank you, senator. is going to have to be deployed in masses. the sheer quantity is tremendous , as compared to traditional technologies that have been built. streamlining and standardization is imperative for success from a contractor perspective. youngers, the mobile now act policymakers, as are there refinements we should be considering? thank you senator. thank you for the question and -- in general for efficiency reasons we support dig one's policies. my members and our association are looking at ways to improve those. we support those efforts and we stand ready to work with you on those. i don't think we have specific recommendations at this time but we can provide more written in the record. >> ms. bloombfield -- ms. bloomfield, anything to add to that question ma important it is going forward to streamline and harmonize and i think the initiatives you put

miller, the permit-holder. >> you can raise the mic, you're kind of tall. >> you have 14 minutes. >> i'm going to hand over most of the time to mark. but i do want to say that i'm very hurt by pamela's representation, or misrepresentation of our conversation. the diagram she put up superimposing the existing with the addition was actually one of the diagrams i gave her on our onsite meeting. i made that diagram myself. i'm happy to send to it the board after to show you the date on it. we also had that diagram prepared for the neighborhood pre-application. unfortunately, the neighbor on the bernal heights review board couldn't make it tonight. i made every effort to inform pam shared plans in advance of our meeting with her so she could review them. i was explicit about the addition of windows and discussed how raising the sill height would create the privacy she desired. and that desire for privacy is mutual. the -- yeah, and i'll leave it at that. thank you. here's mark. >> good evening, commissioners, mark loper. on behalf of jordan and sasha and their two kids, one of whom -- both of them are still here, on behalf of their ent

miller, the permit-holder. >> you can raise the mic, you're kind of tall. >> you have 14 minutes. >> i'm going to hand over most of the time to marki do want to say that i'm very hurt by pamela's representation, or misrepresentation of our conversation. the diagram she put up superimposing the existing with the addition was actually one of the diagrams i gave her on our onsite meeting. i made that diagram myself. i'm happy to send to it the board after to show you the date on it. we also had that diagram prepared for the neighborhood pre-application. unfortunately, the neighbor on the bernal heights review board couldn't make it tonight. i made every effort to inform pam shared plans in advance of our meeting with her so she could review them. i was explicit about the addition of windows and discussed how raising the sill height would create the privacy she desired. and that desire for privacy is mutual. the -- yeah, and i'll leave it at that. thank you. here's mark. >> good evening, commissioners, mark loper. on behalf of jordan and sasha and their two kids, one of whom -- both of them are still here, on behalf of their entire fa