the reality is the mensa scholarship will stop after high school. and she knows a medical degree is very expensive and as i said this last one that the bad i guess some of that main relay can make up. all. the time you see here different got there but i missed something up where i got by . by that name miller at the filmmakers. every parent worries what will become of the child. for girls in india security comes from marriage which means many genius goals battled their parents just to stay in school. the most challenges are coming from the side from the family they come from because what them one day our educators they need to find a good match for marriage. the principal admits it can take more work educating parents than it can the school up in one bed and don't understand and so that on educating them from the time they need. to when they look at how they argue. in the constant struggle to make ends meet it can be difficult for families to see a child's role beyond their duty to the family or. to fourteen year old bhatia the budding astronauts pr

of one forty five and is announced a new mensa scholar a bright boy. that might have been what your mother. your to help your parents very good care but not a good one like at the easy engineering matter. and in a surprise follow up. just to contradict ten year old dreams of becoming the next from convention to. your she's just missed out on becoming a genius but her high school is incentive to try again. here are just big points. to get her out but best. qualified. give them the realization that they're bright that they have the treasure there within them they can utilize their treasure just knowing that makes a difference. carvin road there's a long road ahead. he's about to face challenges that may be more difficult than a minefield is known. to the opportunities that come with them. will be worth it. once held in one of australia's toughest detention centers now a world renowned surgeon want to when he's follows dr moon. and returns to his hometown baghdad to give up beauties the hope of walking at this time on al-jazeera . al-jazeera where ever yo

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this is the special school they get access to if they see the mensa test. but it's tough keeping good grades is only the start of the challenges facing. them and guide them. by their soldiers when they become leaders anything we want i mean there are raw material waiting to be morbid and that is why it's very very important. that and this is one of my. more is the road that you read to pos one is one of mensa's geniuses only twelve years old she tested with an i.q. of one forty five a school that means she's exceptionally gifted medical political b.s. on a lower gear how many you. can say about give her time apart but again men so hard just don't know. it was that it was ok. it was last year she made a big leap moving from a school in a tent to proper listens taught anti leaning glitch. missed the bus at a. new school. give a big hurdle to get the word out school got good matches well you feel good english made them all well and good can be good no less so there was going to glorify him but i. was going don't let my job it does me i remember as he goes it w

mensa moscÓn -- comenzamos con el reporte desde los Ángeles.amento de seguridad nacional le entregÓ a 77 negocios de san francisco, san josÉ y sacramento, las cartas i9 ppara verificar el estatus migratorio de sus relajÁdoles. para esta abogada, es una respuesta de declararse estado santuario. >> ice estÁ demostrando que no necesita la cooperaciÓn de estos oficiales locales y ellos van a tener operativos muy activos en estos meses y en este aÑo. liliana: ice indica que esta estrategia se centra en proteger los trabajos de los ciudadanos estadounidenses y de los otros empleados legales, eliminando ventajas injustas para aquellas compaÑÍas que contratan fuerzas de trabajo legal. organizaciones pro inmigrantes estÁn orientando a las compaÑÍas. >> mucha gente tal vez se sienta con mucho miedo. liliana: la fiscalÍa advirtiÓ a los empleadores no entregar esa informaciÓn si no se les solicita y permitir ingresar agentes de seguridad sÓlo si tienen una orden judicial. >> esos negocios tienen obligaciones de proteger los intereses y la privacidad de sus

regresan 150 profesores y una maestra regresa esta para maÑana a clases para que ustedes vean mÁs o mensa huevo que se ha rato otra vez, queremos que estos muchachos terminen su aÑo escolar y esta experiencia sea algÚn cambio que podemos hacer y por eso yo estoy di dejando que me entrevisten >>> esta suerte de altar donde hay mucha flores. aquÍ justamente las dos primeras cruces el chico venezolano que perdiÓ la vida y el otro martÍn duque el joven mexicano quien falleciÓ en este terrible tiroteo que sucediÓ el 14 de febrero. asÍ que, ustedes pueden ver este es el panorama que se vive, la herida estÁ muy fresca, el prÓximo martes los alumnos regresan a clases porque la vida continua de alguna manera, felicidad. >>> rÁpidamente rogelio si me escuchas, los maestros te comentaron algo sobre esta propuesta del presidente trump de cargar armas. >>> sÍ, la persona a la que entrevistÉ estaban en desacuerdo con esta proposiciÓn. una de las maestras que saliÓ la conferencia de prensa ha hablado con el 90% de los profesores de broward y ni uno solo quiere portar un arma felicidad. >>> importante sa

the city you know volunteer counseling for years and i want to help in an official capacity you know mensa is the wave of change in politics today and i want to be in for the right in the waiting. but if you're serious to shorten if it's proven most people don't do it because your mother got what was the spoils that made you say. politics or something where you said ok we can back to the architecture or any of the other schooling stuff i feel like calling into this right now what was the spark sadistically most women have to have their own twisted to go into politics and i think that's probably the same with me you know i run a community group and found facebook has fourteen thousand of the phone call this constant pittsburgh now and then to the max they carry so they can grow their own pineapple have been established we got coffee because he was that. ernest we're going to shoot a banana and somehow max under-cooked out as well when i got when it fits bert. cuppa joe resilient. thanks max roach yeah no problem. but as someone in this community group and you know i'm very involved in every

. >> commissioners, directors of san francisco, i'm a member of men mensa, and this is about a clears as mud to me. there are many people active in this community. if we thought we were each going to get $5,000 and give it to a particular ballot measure or candidate or whatever, they give me each a check for $5,000 each, and i add my 5,000. when i make this certification, i may not have tried to influence anybody in the matter, but i'm not able to certify whether any of my four friends did. i don't know them to the extent i would follow them around and know if they've talked to anybody or not. so basically, you're asking me to certify something, which i have no real way of knowing whether it's true or not. did any of my four compatriots approach anybody to influence the candidate? i don't know. i didn't think to ask them because i'm not familiar with this law. and when i sign this form, i'm just kind of blindly signing it and saying, well, i'm certifying that i didn't try to, you know, certify a candidate. this leaves open a tremendous loophole. if i want to have four of my friends, a

parliament but for decades it was like an invisible ceiling of 3% of mps being women and the rest mensa now labour women mps on all sides of the house. ican women mps on all sides of the house. i can remember how bad it was when i came in in1982 i can remember how bad it was when i came in in 1982 it seems we have come a long way although we still outnumbered 2—1 by men and since the country is half man and half women roughly we need to make further progress. i think as well as being in the house of commons the question is what we do for other women outside. we need to step up our insistence that we enter an equal pay and tackle domestic violence and have better childcare and maternity leave and all the things women are entitled to. it is important as a symbol, as a single moment to reflect on the past and i think that is what we're doing, coming together a country throughout media outlets, many people, many organisations, celebrating this centenary, is an important moment of, not complete vote but finally some women got the parliamentary vote so my family and many others would have rej