well, alain says, michelle, it's not maths. how could it's maths, not maths.ould your son ever learn anything from you ? alain my friend , from you? alain my friend, that's just an accent, isn't it? ihope that's just an accent, isn't it? i hope my son will learn lots from me, and if he does it in a whole accent, i'll be absolutely fine with it. keep your thoughts coming in tonight, but let's get into that five point plan, shall we? you guys, by the we? lots of you guys, by the way, your five point way, was sending your five point plans monday. we came plans to me on monday. we came up lots of didn't we? up with lots of them, didn't we? but let's focus on that but rishi's. let's focus on that for tonight. cutting nhs waiting lists , halving inflation, lists, halving inflation, growing reducing growing the economy, reducing the national debt. and i know this one's quite important to some of stop the migrant some of you. stop the migrant boats that are crossing the engush boats that are crossing the english channel. hm. interesting. lisbon maybe , but interesting

on the sub'ect of maths, is should be changed. on the sub'ect of maths. is this— should be changed. of maths, is this simply an * should be changed. on the sub'ect of maths, is this simply an idea, _ maths, is this simply an idea, rather than a plan at the moment? because we have heard a lot, haven't we, about how recruitment of maths teachers to teach children up to 16 hasn't been keeping pace with demand, let alone ambition is to teach pupils up to the age of 18. can you hear me? oh, apologies, we seem to have lost that feed to damian grammaticas. damian but seem to have lost that feed to damian but it is a question i will put to my next guest. i'm nowjoined by dr nira chamberlain 0be, the president—elect of the mathematical association, a learners' society that represents maths teachers in the uk. to have you with us. before i ask you that particular question, what do you say to the point that some people have been making this morning that talking about all pupils in england is to 18 is a deflection by the government from some other issues that have to be dealt with, such as the

maths . for increased focus on maths. one of the headline steps that the prime minister talked about was that there were 8 million adults in england. that's one in two. now the numeracy skills that we'd expect from an 11 year old primary school child, that's what i think is the key . you what i think is the key. you might an at 16, but might have passed an at 16, but ten, 12 years down the line, when you get your your mortgage bill or you get like a bank statement, do you understand what's going on? so i think it's translating on translating the math skills on paper to real life numeracy application application . around application application. around half of britons lines are closed, with only a fifth of services running at 40,000 rail. workers strike today. rmt members network rail and 14 train companies are on day two of a 48 hour strike in a dispute over paid jobs and conditions. train drivers in the aslef union will strike on thursday , will strike on thursday, followed by a second 48 hour rmt strike on friday. food

if i can do the math maths is math correctly, maths is something that they've just built up this worrying for my research in cambridge for my ph.d. looking at anxiety. ph.d. looking at maths anxiety. i think that part of the issue is some people see a math problem, they see a bill they problem, they see a bill or they see numbers. start getting see numbers. they start getting afraid panic. and i think afraid and panic. and i think that's an education system. obviously exams bad obviously the exams are bad because need to test people because you need to test people on to their skill. on a day to assess their skill. but the real life, maths is but in the real life, maths is not exam. it is something not an exam. it is something that got you can that you've got time, you can use excel spreadsheet, you use an excel spreadsheet, you can your phone, the can use your phone, the calculator, can discuss with calculator, you can discuss with people. so is also people. so i think is also changing what people think. massive. time massive. there's not just a time to exam, something that can to exam, i

maths, strong maths enjoyable? maths, strong maths inspires you and maths.ally helps you to understand the world. you know, the oldest greek say these two and a half thousand years ago, he not only discovered how to easily measure the height of a pyramid, the great pyramid, but he also questioned how far the horizon was . and from the massive was. and from the massive sorting that out, for instance, if you either you're on the beach and your eyes are two metres above the waterline, then you see five kilometres. but to ten kilometres you need to be two times, two or four times as high . and he realised that and high. and he realised that and thatis high. and he realised that and that is the mass today we need to put a satellite in orbit . so to put a satellite in orbit. so that's a mass. it discovered you announced thousand years ago which is powerful today and it's that kind of story that kind of link you need to, to really inspire people into following mathematics. yeah, but it sounds glamorous when you, when you're giving that , that kind of giving that, t

basic maths.age without even basic mathe— and 6096 reach that age without even basic maths-— basic maths. if anything helps the country become _ basic maths. if anything helps the country become more _ basic maths. if anything helps the country become more numerous, | basic maths. if anything helps the | country become more numerous, i welcome that. one, finance skills. they are very important. if we are going to teach more maths to 18, we need to make sure we have enough teachers, that is vitally important. opposition parties say there is already a dire shortage of maths teachers and the plans can't work unless that changes. as westminster prepares to get back to work next week, teachers in england and wales are balloting to see if they will launch their own strikes. just one more immediate problem to complicate any long—term vision rishi sunak may have. our political correspondent, jonathan blake is in westminster. are expected to be quite a wide—ranging speech by the prime minister. what is he

>> guest: there needs to be some business math, household math, how to run a business.wouldn't be running up credit card debt and everything else. there was a furniture store that makes me every time i drive to the airport angry. no payments for 3 years. you suck them into buying these couches and they are going into debt. i was taught to save money when i was 8. i got $0.50 a week for allowance. about $0.50 a week. they didn't buy comics and toy airplanes. if i wanted a 69% airplane i had to stay for two weeks and realizing how important that was. the ones that are on a fast-track need to learn business. how to set up a corporation. i had a good friend who was a contractor who helped me with my business. and adding up the expenses, adding up the income taxes. i knew how to do that kind of arithmetic. >> host: renÉe is bringing up a similar subject. in addition to the limitations of lack of hands-on skills like we discussed with rulers and inability to complete tasks. what about the visual overload and distraction in today's world? >> guest: a lot of kids end upon this

maths . of the headune focus on maths. one of the headline steps that the prime minister talked about was that there were 8 million adults in england . that's one in two. now england. that's one in two. now the numeracy skills that we'd expect from an 11 year old primary school child, and that's what i think is the key failing . have passed an exam, . you might have passed an exam, a but ten, 12 years down the a 16 but ten, 12 years down the line, when you get your your mortgage bill or you get like a bank statement, do you understand what's going on? so i think translating the math think it's translating the math skills to real life skills on paper to real life numeracy application around half of britain's railway lines are closed, with only a fifth of services running as 40,000 rail workers strike again today. rmt members across network rail and 14 train companies are on day two of a 48 hour strike in a dispute over pay, jobs and conditions . train drivers in the conditions. train drivers i

i the what they stay on and do maths and do maths . i don't know maths and do maths.i'm sure, i'm sure, i'm sure it must mean that he's close to the a—levels will also do maths. it's almost this blairite assumption everyone just assumption that everyone just has to go to college now let's say on you're 18. i mean say on until you're 18. i mean it's an extraordinary it's such an extraordinary admission if you admission of defeat. now if you want school at 16 and want to leave school at 16 and crack maths is one of crack on the maths is one of those subjects. english this is actually useful in actually really useful in whatever even if you're whatever you do, even if you're an apprentice, you got count an apprentice, you got to count to three the hammer into to three meals. the hammer into three cups of yes three three cups of tea. yes three sugars, at least one in total thought. is winning gambit. thought. this is winning gambit. he's hoping folks this is his first speech he's planning the first speech he's planning the first major policy speech . he's first major poli

yes, i think that there needs to be some business, math, household math. i how about to map out how run a business business? and i, i feel, you know, then people would be wrong about credit card debt and everything else. there's a furniture store that makes me angry every time i drive to the airport and now the sign up there no payments for three years so you supplement to buying these couches and then the going into debt. well, i was taught save money when i was eight. i got $0.50 a week for allowance. these lessons, i'm realizing how important they are, about $0.50 a week. mother didn't buy little trinkets like comics and little toy airplanes. and if i wanted a 69 cent airplane, i had to save for two weeks on, i'm realizing now how important that was. and no, i think that the ones that are going to be on the tech track that need learn business, math, how you set up a corporation for i had a good really good friend who was a contractor and he helped me set up my business and things like just adding up all the expenses adding up the income taxes. but i kne

i the what they stay on and do maths and do maths . i don't know maths and do maths.i'm sure, i'm sure, i'm sure it must mean that he's close to the a—levels will also do maths. it's almost this blairite assumption everyone just assumption that everyone just has to go to college now let's say on you're 18. i mean say on until you're 18. i mean it's an extraordinary it's such an extraordinary admission if you admission of defeat. now if you want school at 16 and want to leave school at 16 and crack maths is one of crack on the maths is one of those subjects. english this is actually useful in actually really useful in whatever even if you're whatever you do, even if you're an apprentice, you got count an apprentice, you got to count to three the hammer into to three meals. the hammer into three cups of yes three three cups of tea. yes three sugars, at least one in total thought. is winning gambit. thought. this is winning gambit. he's hoping folks this is his first speech he's planning the first speech he's planning the first major policy speech . he's first major poli

anothersays, maths despite enjoying these subjects. a mandatory subject from nursery up until the final exams before going to university. another says, maths is vital, for example i have friends coming to my birthday party, i want to be to have the cake myself, how many friends can i invite? i like your sense of humour! on a serious point, from sam, let's hope rishi sunak has exemptions for those of us with dyscalculia, or does he intend extending the torture until we are 18? get in touch on twitter. there's political disarray in the us, where the house of representatives — the lower house of congress — has had to adjourn without electing a new leader. kevin mccarthy, the head of the republicans in the house, was expected to be chosen as speaker after his party won a majority in the house at elections in november. but about 20 hardline members of his own party rejected him in three separate votes. it's the first time in a century that the leader of the majority party has failed to get selected as speaker at the first attempt. our north

okay that's super good at math and needs to be moved ahead in math. i need to have more information and the optic visualizers and mathematics, i make that process with specific examples and put them on a spreadsheet. i may have specific examples of good and bad behavior for example and you can put them in different categories like robbing banks is much worse than maybespitting on the sidewalk . if i have to use specific examples to make contexts so next slide. boot when the patent office first started, the optic visualizers like me, the very mechanical people rule . making things like grain harvesting equipment, things that are mechanical devices . now we've got a lot of people in and a lot of computer programmers but even with tech like with zoom visual thinkers can make a simple connection, the more mathematically inclined programmers have to focus so go to the next slide and the inventor of the 3-d printer, the 3-d printer is a mechanical device. it's not just a rolling computer. it's a mechanical device that has electronicsin it . so next slide. n

no, don't need maths now. no, we don't need maths now.hat we need is i think he's almost. your house is on fire and he's saying should paint and he's saying should we paint that he's he's that wall blue. he's he's deflecting attention from much bigger and bigger issues at the moment and maths certainly not one of maths is certainly not one of them. tonia why do think them. tonia why do you think he's coming this way? why he's coming at it this way? why single out what is obviously his pet subject, his favourite subject upon subject and inflicting upon a population with other things to think about? i it's think about? i think it's complete deflection, but may i add, i ask that my add, can i ask also that my daughter sophia has the first in her mass degree she was she her mass degree and she was she went state school. so what went to state school. so what are that that is what went to state school. so what are talking that that is what went to state school. so what are talking about.�*|at is what went to state school. so what are talking ab

no, don't need maths now. no, we don't need maths now.hat we need is i think he's almost. your house is on fire and he's saying should paint and he's saying should we paint that he's he's that wall blue. he's he's deflecting attention from much bigger and bigger issues at the moment and maths certainly not one of maths is certainly not one of them. tonia why do think them. tonia why do you think he's coming this way? why he's coming at it this way? why single out what is obviously his pet subject, his favourite subject upon subject and inflicting upon a population with other things to think about? i it's think about? i think it's complete deflection, but may i add, i ask that my add, can i ask also that my daughter sophia has the first in her mass degree she was she her mass degree and she was she went state school. so what went to state school. so what are that that is what went to state school. so what are talking that that is what went to state school. so what are talking about.�*|at is what went to state school. so what are talking ab

so know english and maths.st the curriculum to actually ensure that you know activists can't be waxing lyrical about things that just don't matter to you. i pc eat lessons or whatever they call it these days.i whatever they call it these days. i actually think a fundamental rethink the way in which all of what we do includes on curriculum and you know this colvin better than i do is the way to go about it but english and maths you know later until 18 is the way in which other countries around the world to do it and we can actually learn from them about how better upskill our population . you know upskill our population. you know i'm all for here in the evidence on that kelvin. yeah well stay where you are because we stick with you guys, but move on to another debate. and as segway. rebecca, you'd be rebecca, i thought you'd be here. this a late here. i got this as a late christmas present for your daughter, on to daughter, so i'll pass on to you when. you and you come next on tuesday. but a church england tuesd

and the mathematical thinkers are good at math. those kids need to be moved ahead into higher math. that is something we need to be doing more. who need to develop the skills they are good at. exposing kids to lots of different things especially kids who learn differently. kind of see what they gravitate towards. jeaninee asked about how to help visualal thinkers connect better with animals? first of all they have to have contact with animals. i spent a lot of autistic kids that have benefited from dogs. i did a book signing years ago my book animals make it human is costco outside of denver. i was shocked to find out 25 or 30% of the families in the suburb of denver, there were no pets of any kind. not even a mouse, a gerbil, a parakeet or something like that. i also discovered in my children's book, shameless book promoter this is with the grandkids seem to be getting. it's outdoor scientists calling online projects for kids. 20% or so of kids is suburban denver have never made a paper airplane. i think there is a problem here. get them out, get them exposed to lots of different t

better at maths ?? well, what's really curious, patrick, is in terms what the prime minister announced today is it's not particularly new back in 2017, the then minister for school standards, nick cave, who happens to be also on his third way round the minister for school standards received a report from professor adrian smith, which was precisely this policy of adopting maths up to the age of 18 and guess what the minister for school standards rejected the policy at that stage. so we've lost a whole five years on policy that's not particularly new. yeah, but it's one thing whether or not he's new is another thing or not. it works. i mean, i know for a straight up fact, if you make children study something that they absolutely don't want do and that, by the way, they feel that they're bad out but then there be any in it. there won't be any uptake in it. you end up with a load of you just end up with a load of people go aimlessly not people that go aimlessly not actually taking within it. i think it's u

in california last year they were saying that math has become racist. why math? why numbers?the thing. maybe it's easy to get over on the math people. i don't have an answer here. i really don't. >> ashley: i'm not a math girl. >> low exception. math is unfair to these people calling them dumb. that's what you are doing. you can't expect them to keep up with the rest of us in a cisheteropatriarchy non-gender train leave chicago at the same time a car drives out of filly. what just happened, piro. >> todd: can i give it another. >> under graduate mathematics education white cisheteropatriarchy space and opportunities for structural disruption to advance queer of color justice. >> that's just what a white cisheteropatriarchy denier would say. >> ashley: the wheels fell off this segment. >> were they ever on. now we have to take mass transit full circle. >> todd: from a cab driver no less. jimmy, great stuff. >> ashley: thanks, jimmy. >> todd: thank you, thank you. "fox & friends" big show three hours begins in 3, 2, 1. have a great thursday. [laughter] ♪ left in limo, outrage o

maths, stop. going go these people who are going to go into finance, job, whatever and not knocking finance jobs. that is . probably deep is tremendous. i'm probably deep down bit jealous that down really a bit jealous that i'm built that right? i'm not built that way, right? i'm not built that way, right? i'm not built that way, right? i'm not wired that but i'm not wired that way. but in a country at the moment that is struggling with practical trades and we need to and we were told that we need to import them all for however long we've a couple we've got a couple of generations children who generations now of children who are need whatsoever go to are no need whatsoever to go to university, settle themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime settle themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime full:le themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime full of themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime full of debt selves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime

maths till 18.ied british couple who died in a helicopter crash in australia. shall we have a look at some of the inside pages? lots of different stories. this is one of my favourites this morning. how good are you about diy? sometimes you have got to diy. i am hopeless. when it comes to changing a light bulb, nearly half... i can do that? nearly half of people think they cannot. i am not sure i believe that. millions could not confidently turn off their water supply will fix a fuse. could you fix a fuse? i can do a fuse. that survey leaps up to changing radiator, fixing a new boiler. wallpapering? i cannot do that. i love wallpapering all up. you have more patience than me? putting up a tv bracket. i would be terrified the tv bracket. i would be terrified the tv would full off the wall. change a too much. this is currently the world's holders city. it is in russia. 444 celsius. while! guess what happened yesterday? a power cut. the power station was cut off for eight hours and people had no heating

maths, stop. going go these people who are going to go into finance, job, whatever and not knocking finance jobs. that is . probably deep is tremendous. i'm probably deep down bit jealous that down really a bit jealous that i'm built that right? i'm not built that way, right? i'm not built that way, right? i'm not built that way, right? i'm not wired that but i'm not wired that way. but in a country at the moment that is struggling with practical trades and we need to and we were told that we need to import them all for however long we've a couple we've got a couple of generations children who generations now of children who are need whatsoever go to are no need whatsoever to go to university, settle themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime settle themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime full:le themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime full of themselves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime full of debt selves are no need whatsoever to go to ullifetime

but that could complicate the math here, as well. waiting for matt gaetz, let me take you through the scenario, if there is no ken buck voting, then if everybody else does vote, then there will be a total of 433 votes cast. now, remember, on the final ballot last time around, mccarthy got 214. it was 212 for hakeem jeffries. and then, there were six who didn't vote. now, wesley hunt, we believe, is in the building. is the other pro-mccarthy member who missed the earlier votes. so, that will bring mccarthy up to her 215. we already have, as we say, one present vote from lauren boebert. okay, so what that does, that means, at this point, there will be 432 total votes cast. that will set the magic number at 217, and again, at 215. mccarthy would need help from these final three. he would need either to get two of them to vote for him, or he could get one of them to vote for him. and again, another present vote. or you can even get, potentially -- if you've got three present votes, if they all voted present present, but rosendale could w

that is why we have this, they are checking the math because the math and what they announced from their has to be official. they do not vote electronically like they do for most vote in the house of representatives so it is not automatic, they do this manually so it takes couple minutes. this is the old-school way. we think the magic number is going to be 217 on this roll call vote. because there were 432, 430 one, we believe, who voted by name. let's break this down. 434 total members, one vacancy, we know ken buck is out, wesley hunt is out, wife had a baby, david thrown, democrat of maryland is out. from 434, to 431. maybe that magic number is 216. that would be enough to win. of kevin mccarthy, it looks like he is 3 votes short. everybody says 218, if you have the house at 435 members. 218 is what you have it is 400 reform evers. we can't give you the actual magic number until you figure out how many people voted for somebody by name. that is why this is tough parliamentary alchemy. it is tough for us to figure. we don't have the official voting sheets in front of us. that is why

here is the math that i have, the six who have voted for kevin mccarthy. we have dan bishop of north carolina, josh birkeen, andrew clyde, byron donalds, and anna maria luna. there are six. he probably to get higher than this. we are told probably 3 or 4 republicans out. so what that does is it lowers the bar as to what the total number is needed in the house of representatives to win here. the other issue, though, might hurt if some of the people are against him. >> john: chad pergram, more cheers in the house chamber as votes are switched. listen in for a few minutes. >> nunn of iowa, mccarthy. obernottle, ocasio-cortez, jeffries. ogles, ogles -- omar, jeffries. owens, mccarthy. palone, jeffries. palmer, mccarthy. panetta, jeffries. pappas, jeffries. pasqual, jeffries. payne -- payne -- pelosi, jeffries. peltola, jeffries. pence, mccarthy. perez, jeffries. perry, mccarthy. [cheering] peters, jeffries. pederson, jeffries. pfluger, mccarthy. phillips, jeffries. pingre, jeffries. pokan, jeffries. porter, jeffries. posy, mccarthy. presley -- presley -- quigl

the math today looks nearly identical to the math on tuesday, ballot one, ballot two, 19 rebels, ballot 3, add another rebel to the resistance, four, five, six, a present vote on top of the 20 hard-liners, seven, eight, nine, the math remains the same, more evidence the opposition is dug in. ballots 10 and 11, no show of momentum towards mccarthy. something his allies said he needed to demonstrate then and still needs to demonstrate soon. this farce in the house is also clashing with a deadly and sobering anniversary. lawmakers crowded the capitol steps earlier today to mark two years since the mob emboldened and incited by donald trump's many lies about the election tried to prevent the united states government from continuing, they tried to topple the incoming biden administration, prevent it from happening. president biden also staging a split screen moment of his own later today. he will award medals to defenders of the capitol, who held the line for democracy and for the capitol on january 6th, 2021. let's go right to manu raju on capitol hill. manu. i know you're looking for membe

reporter: and new math. remember math from the 70s? neil: i remember doing my kids' homework and was like what the heck happened to long division. don't wander too far. the florida congressman-elect with us now. in support of kevin mccarthy. congressman-elect, always good to have you. we heard from some of your colleagues, sir, on and off air, that progress has been made? made in the fascinating meetings that you're not apart of. is that true? >> i've not been part of the negotiations but the information we're getting and comments we're getting is that, yeah, progress has been made and some people put up with the names put up as possible speakers are actually helping in the process so that's always a good sign. it'll be interesting to see what this first vote how it comes out. it's interesting to see how many people they're out and what party they're out and that changes the number that kevin has to reach in order to become the speaker. you know, the people that are aligned and i'm aligned with, the mainstream caucus-backed suspended a

to age .7 his to study maths to age.7 his former maths to study maths to age? his former maths teacher has come out to say he thinks a stupid idea. do you the first before all that? let's get the news headunes all that? let's get the news headlines with tatiana sanchez . headlines with tatiana sanchez. emily, thank you. this is the latest from . the gb newsroom, latest from. the gb newsroom, the prime minister is holding crisis with the nhs to try to ease the pressure on the health service . rishi sunak's service. rishi sunak's discussing for critical issues at. the nhs recovery forum with health experts and other ministers , social and emergency ministers, social and emergency . however, he's been warned the talks are unlikely to reverse current situation with senior saying the nhs is a knife edge and as fast speech of the new yean and as fast speech of the new year, mr. sunak made reducing waiting lists one of his key pledges before the next election . former health secretary steven dorrell gb news. it's important the nhs and the government have a clear view

our wrong to force a maths?clusion of other subject my superstar panel give their verdict next . next let' s next let's to tomorrow's news tonight in our mediabuzz. let's to tomorrow's news tonight in our mediabuzz . and more front in our mediabuzz. and more front pages have landed courtesy of a mad dash from marion . and we've mad dash from marion. and we've got the daily express . ricci got the daily express. ricci judge me on my pledges to fix britain . judge me on my pledges to fix britain. pm's judge me on my pledges to fix britain . pm's five promises to britain. pm's five promises to halve inflation our economy, reduce debt, cut the nhs list and stop the migrant boats . next and stop the migrant boats. next stop, let's look. i think it's a daily mail next, isn't it, darrel ritchie, judge me on my five point plan to fix britain rishi sunak staked his premiership on a five point plan to fix the country . i've to fix the country. i've outlined that list as featured in the daily express , and it in the daily

the mathis the math and the math will win. and here's the point that i'm going to make the friends on my own side a little cranky. i'm going to tell the truth. many of the solutions we run around here and time-out, we -- tout. we are going to balance in 10 years. do you understand the fraud? well, we say we are going to cut medicare and shift it to the individuals and take medicaid and going to cut our spending because we handed it back to the states. they are shellgaming the math and not willing to tell the system we are going to legalize technology. the thing that exists today a large kazoo. and tells you are not allergic to an anti-virals. allowing that technology to write a prescription. you can't do that. that is prescribing to them. we got to get this out because if you can't have that type of technology disruption. my other is a much grander theory, 5% of our brothers and sisters who have multiple chronic conditions are over half of our health care spending. we are seeing cures. we as a body need to do an operation warp

i'm terrible at maths, really poor at maths , at maths, really poor at maths, and it would have benefitedn maths better and more so i think is onto something. i think he has to fund it. yes, he supported . but fund it. yes, he supported. but it will improve productivity . it it will improve productivity. it will improve people's personal skills in terms of dealing with the finances. i think he can achieve something. i don't i don't want to always be the humbug at this table. well, i was going to watch what you're here because i see here for. no, because i see i have a slightly sort of different view and think that focus for maths needs to come a lot, lot air. thank you. because it's actually the age of full is where the sword of separation comes out and give from a disadvantage . background, 60% of disadvantage. background, 60% of people sort of drop out of wanting to do it. so i think the teacher needs to be questioned. is it phone? is it exciting? all you're making? people like the subject not and actually key exiting primary school we are still under serving a third of our pupils. they

just with the math here, as you were explaining, he has three paths.r he gets three people to vote present. he gets two people -- of the holdouts, two people to vote for him, or he gets one to vote present and one to vote for him. so, in this case, the thinking is if they can get three people, so crane, rosendale, and boebert, to vote present, they would theoretically still be committed to not voting for kevin mccarthy and not violate that pledge, but it would be a way to get kevin mccarthy to 218. he has already made a number of concessions. so it's unclear what his pitch is at this moment. could just be a pressure campaign. we know donald trump was trying to get involved today. it could be additional committee assignments. there's a number of things that kevin mccarthy could be saying. but it does seem the pressure is growing and things are moving in the right direction for kevin mccarthy, erin. >> melanie, thank you very much. melanie with that really crucial piece of information here as these minutes tick away to this next round of voting. so, what

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is the math there?lking about kevin mccarthy needs to hold everyone but four votes is the math there. >> it doesn't seem like it's there. we are curious what's happening behind closed doors. it really depends on who you're talking to because marjorie taylor greene is coming out, she's saying that there is movement happening behind closed doors, she believes there's some shifting going on. lauren boebert is coming out, doesn't matter that she had a contentious interview with sean hannity. she still says kevin mccarthy is never going to become speaker of the house. and as long as those few members stay in that position it's of not going to happen. so the question is the pressure on kevin mccarthy here. that becomes a breaking point. also as manu was noting some of these members are supposed to leave town tomorrow. some of them have family obligations or medical issues and they're going to leave town. how does that change the -- >> they weren't planning on a once in a century deadlock. >> it's true. so the

the math has not changed for kevin mccarthy. meaning right now, he still has no path to becoming speaker of the house because a bunch of conservative members of the republican conference have dug in against him. what has changed this morning? why should today be any different after the three failed votes yesterday? a couple things mccarthy is doing like send his allies fanning out across the conference, trying to get some members voting present instead of no. we'll talk about that in a second. keep in mind, the numbers here. mccarthy can only atord four defectors to become speaker. if everybody votes for a earn. he started with 19 tuesday. he finished off with 20. steve kornacki is going to join us to break down the math and tell us what to expect. another thing that's new today, former president trump getting off the fence to push fellow republicans to, i'm quoting here, vote for kevin. close the deal. how much will that matter? we'll get into it because right now it is parls in the building behind me. nobody in charge. no end

a math professor at vanderbilt university held a lecture explaining why math is white and patriarchalnot bad. will you make a stab, shall we say, at explaining this? lauren: i've tried. i literally cannot, and neither can this professor. at vanderbilt university whose name is lewis lava he conducts this study and gives a lecture about it to a big fancy conference of mathematicians and he says college math limits learning opportunities for queer and trans students. stuart: what? lauren: and never says how and it's all these big fancy words that you just don't understand not much math. stuart: just say that expression again. what was it? lauren: go ahead. stuart: i can't. i've got to read it. lauren: sisheterosexualpatriarch al. stuart: fortunately nikki stayed over to talk to us. what does it mean? >> so cis means you are born in the body with which you identify lauren: okay. >> heteropatriarchal is pushing forward men over women and at the end of the day, numbers don't care who you are attracted to or the color of your skin, numbers don't lie. stuart: but nobody understands what this

course -- flint, but the big math course. and when you go through pikes arithmetic, which is a basic arithmetic, i can guarantee a lot of people in this room can't do that stuff in there, i know that i can't. and i don't know what they teach in high schools, colleges today, but there is some pretty interesting math in there, he went all of the way through it. also, he downplays and says, there was not really any standards for teachers. a teacher was anybody who could come in there and claim that he understood, reading, writing, the rule of three, and could convince parents to pony up money for a subscription to make it worth his while to teach their kids. so he says, if, if someone wandered, so adjourned into town, claiming to know latin, he was looked upon as a wizard. the standards were not high for teachers out there. in fact, one of the things that was surprising, he had very little schooling. by the time he was at the last bit of schooling, he was probably walking his sister, they had to walk five miles to school, he was

you can tell he loves maths, tell it. and you maths, you can tell it.ow, wasn't bullied enough. know, he wasn't bullied enough. right. this is what happened. of course, he was with richard. yeah, a couple of kings yeah, exactly. a couple of kings in toilet. he have in the toilet. he would have knocked in say, knocked some sent in to say, well, know, come on, boris. well, you know, come on, boris. he people he wouldn't have forced people to 18. well, no, to maths until 18. well, no, i don't think it's going happen don't think it's going to happen particularly. look, i mean, particularly. but look, i mean, i some mathematicians i have heard some mathematicians sort of saying the snobbery sort of saying why the snobbery about know, people about maths, you know, people have boasting about how have been boasting about how rubbish, at and rubbish, they were at maths and how been forced how it might have been forced and one boasts being and no one boasts about being illiterate. no. so i have to say again, initially when this story broke out, i oh gosh, you kno

you can tell he loves maths, tell it. and you maths, you can tell it.ow, wasn't bullied enough. know, he wasn't bullied enough. right. this is what happened. of course, he was with richard. yeah, a couple of kings yeah, exactly. a couple of kings in toilet. he have in the toilet. he would have knocked in say, knocked some sent in to say, well, know, come on, boris. well, you know, come on, boris. he people he wouldn't have forced people to 18. well, no, to maths until 18. well, no, i don't think it's going happen don't think it's going to happen particularly. look, i mean, particularly. but look, i mean, i some mathematicians i have heard some mathematicians sort of saying the snobbery sort of saying why the snobbery about know, people about maths, you know, people have boasting about how have been boasting about how rubbish, at and rubbish, they were at maths and how been forced how it might have been forced and one boasts being and no one boasts about being illiterate. no. so i have to say again, initially when this story broke out, i oh gosh, you kno

we've been talking about this because at the end of the day this is all a math game, math, math, maths kevin mccarthy need to become speaker? keep in mind that right now republicans have 222 seats. a majority of house seats is 218. so the number of votes that kevin mccarthy can afford to lose is just four. it's just four. you know, here's the problem. here's the math problem. if he can only -- can afford to lose four, there are five hardline against him and then there are nine who are unsatisfied with his compromises. all of a sudden you're looking to theal against him right now it's at least 14. he's ten away from where he essentially needs to be, and i think the real question is, as we sort of go hour by hour and zone in on tomorrow is how is he going to get step of these folks to get on his side? at this point it's unclear, but, of course, you can't beat something with nothing and i'm not sure who the alternative is for kevin mccarthy at this particular point. >> harry, you're more than knock my book. a lot of friends leak you here at cnn and viewers as well. thanks for watching, a

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can you solve this math had equation. media after someone shared an 11-year-old's math homework. users are he debating the mathematical order of operations, which way to go about getting to the answer. >> some think the answer is 4. others say the correct answers . math experts say there's more than one right answer. there can't be more than one right answer in math. rachel:s this is why i don't like to help my kids with homework. >> what is that colon. what is a he colon in math. >> i got 1. >> what's the colon. >> i think it's divide by. >> you have to have the line. >> i'm sure that's what it is. that's my -- that's what it is. that's the operating theory. >> 2 times 3 is 6. 6 goes into 3 36, 6 times. rachel: do you agree, sean? dagen? >> multiple answer as. >> i got 4. >> what did you do. rachel: are we going to divulge the answers. >> what did you of do if? >> 36 divided by 3 is 12. >> you've got to do the thing in the parentheses first. >> 3 into 36 that's 12. you multiply that, 24. 24 divided by 6 is 4. that's why

neil: you redo the math from zero. hillary, great reporting, my friend. that guy you referred to peter, he was not that bad either. thank you, hillary. chad pergram following this. chad, what can we expect? you can do the same thing again and again. you know the old line. i'm wondering what could be different now if anything? >> well by rule what they're supposed to do is vote again and again and again and again until they get a speaker. i was just watching the house floor here. if you see me looking off to the side i might be trying to keep track of the proceedings here. what is in order is another vote for the speaker. what we've been hearing this past hour, mccarthy loyalists might move to adjourn. that would take precedent over trying to elect a speaker. anybody can move to adjourn. that is probably a bad sign for kevin mccarthy. why? that meanings he did move the meter overnight. it means the statement by president trump did not move the meter as well. former president trump does not have the same political voltage he once did. that is a bad sign if

course selections, math grades and even standardized math scores.y southern that are about our forecast now as we take a live look outside at the transamerica where it is looking far drier. and it was a few days ago. let's check in now with kron 4 meteorologist kyla grogan. yeah. hey for second. have to say did you like math? i love math in school. >> i was actually say i can't say i at present. so i do my dad crazy because he actually taught mask his career. but i was at to become a meteorologist. you have to be pretty do. i also enjoyed playing with blocks and legos. i was a big is there. yeah. all right. let's talk weather, shall we? we're going to front passes by classic cold front. notice high pressure to the south of us, though. and that's going to build in after this passes us by. that's going bring us some really nice weather as we head towards our weekend. but >> today it's going to be all about the clouds increasing as we get the stormy weather ahead of this front that will track through. so we'll get a little rain as we get into our eveni

it's simple math if you think about it. if the republicans keep goofing off and pretend they're standing for a bigger principal then the 90% with kevin mccarthy the result may be having this guy as speaker. can you imagine anything worst? i can't. it would be ridiculous and absurd. let's get this over with. >> one republican float pugh that idea jay is not, i don't believe it's possible. i would be shocked if it happened. how does it play out. >> i can't believe this is happening. they need to find a conscience candidate. i can argue both sides. i can see both sides. i can see it's impossible to get to where they want to get to. they have to figure it out. that's how our founders set up. we're about two months behind on the oversight. normally you have committee chairs elected. members know the committees they're on. cons sequencely they can hire the staff. that hasn't even gun. we're not two days behind. we're two months behind. >> sean: do we just throw out a new name every did i and vote for a new person every day? the o

i mean, that's that's a big math course. and even when you go through pike's arithmetic, which is know a basic arithmetic, i can guarantee you a lot of people in this room can't do a lot of that stuff in there. i know i can't. and you know, i don't know what they teach in high schools and colleges today, but there are some there are some pretty interesting in there. and he went the way through it. he also you know, he downplays it. he said, well, you know, the there wasn't really any stand words for teachers, you know, a teacher was, anybody who basically could come in there and claim that he understood, you reading, writing. and so referring to the role of three and could convince parents to pony up some money to pay for a subscription then to make it worth his while to teach their kids. she if if if if someone wandered into town or sojourner into town. claiming to know latin, then he was looked upon a wizard. the standards were not very for teachers out there and in fact, one of the things that in fact, i guess was this wa

in the math, your capital, if you like your lateral sicily capital has been in such trouble. he, they've tried to invoke his or dorothy various times when they try to reorganize. so the power vacuum is, is already back because i know that are struggling for leadership struggling for command structures. like i would thank you so much. i'm going to leave it there, but we really appreciate your inside. that's john dicky, a professor of italian studies in london. thank you. are still ahead on el, just here on the move. the world's largest migration of people begins is hundreds of millions get ready to mock the lunar new year. after 2 weeks of powerful storms, more people are ordered to evacuate homes across california and millions are put under flood, watch and, and sport the unit l team looking to hang onto the pile folks. american football action coming up later. ah, it's pouring and roaring in northern spain. hey there. thanks for joining in. this is nasty stuff. the winds here will easily exceed 80 kilometers per hour. i don't think it's a question if we'll see flooding, but