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ah, a michael ok, welcome. the people of japan, or in deep morning following the assassination of former prime minister shinji, obey a motorcade carrying the body of the slain. former leader has arrived at his home in tokyo. ave was gun down yesterday at a campaign rally in japan, south. the killing in broad daylight has shocked japan. a country where gun related violence is extremely rare. oh, the moment shin, so aren't they? we shot twice. a suspect man handled to the ground, what appears to be a weapon lying on the road near by. people run to the age of japan's former prime minister as he lay seriously wounded. he was quickly transferred to a helicopter and flown to a hospital. at this point, his condition was described as critical, but doctors were unable to save him. the assassination has shocked japan. a country wag, gun violence is rare, images, shaggy nor mrs. a dastardly and barbaric oddity to knock out it. what took place in the midst of an election isn't a bunker dowdy? this is the basis of a democra

i'm michael ok. teslas t o e. ellen mosque has dropped his bid to by twitter. he's accused their social media network of withholding information about fake accounts. twitter plans to assume us to compel him to make good on the $44000000000.00 deal. ah, does the world's richest person have buyer's remorse. ellen mosques, decision to pull the plug on buying. twitter adds yet another twist to a saga that has gripped wall street. it's wanted to crazy as business stories ever. and i think it started off as a circus show and attending as a circus. sure. the story started back in march when musk announced his intention to buy twitter and loosen it's free speech rules. the 2 sides reached an agreement in april with musk using his tesla shares to fund the take over as well. of course, weeks later he announced the deal was suspended, citing concern over the number of bots and fake accounts on the platform. twitter insist that less than 5 percent of its accounts are span, but must believes that number could be as high as 20 percent. must also says twitter failed to provid

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a michael ok, welcome to the program. ukraine's government is calling it a deliberate act of mass murder, carried out by the russian military. an attack on a prisoner of war camp in russian held territory that has left 50 ukrainian prisoners debt. ukraine's armed forces deny responsibility saying russian artillery targeted the prison to hide the mistreatment of the soldiers held inside. a warning . this report contains disturbing image tangled metal bloodstains and jarred bodies. scenes from this preserve walk camp in olive nica a sparking outcry across ukraine. it is still unclear what exactly happened. yo ukrainian authorities said russia tagged the prison to wipe out evidence of torture and killing the men hillier were members of the as of regiment and other ukrainian units were captured while defending the port city of marie opal. the attack also left dozens wounded, many remain in critical condition. the ambulances delivered 7 p, o w's service, men of the ukrainian army. all of them had wounds in different places. all the patients received combined medical treatment. now they're an

when news at the top of the hour as oh, it's a michael. ok. thanks for water. with with a man with the memories of a woman early from syria is born in a female body. forced into marriage. great. escape will be the journey of his life. far from home, ali can finally become the person. he's always wanted to be on the spur, badly. oh, in battery credit and we'll go through with it. i was born in berlin. he starts july 22nd on d. w. ah ah, stores of non perishable food, water bottles, gas masks, weapons. more and more americans are preparing for the worst. the columns of weitel infrastructure, riots, civil war. even nuclear. some are mining sparks at survival chem steep in the woods, others spilling shelters in the front until recently these so called peppers were often ridiculed when fear now reaching every level of society that isn't the case in texas, we begin our journey through the world of prep or a set of fortitude ranks for commercial chain of survival communities preparing for war and k. through miller, a military veteran developed a concept 10 years ago.

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i'm michael ok. ukrainian president villamor zalinski has ordered hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate the done nets region. it's the sheen of fierce fighting as russian seeks to take territory in eastern ukraine, who had already the government has made a decision to order bigotry evacuations from the done yes. region, everything being organized or in a full support, you full assistance, both at logistical and payments. we only need a decision from the people who have not yet made up their minds upon, please follow the evacuation. so we will help you. we are not russia, we will do everything possible to save the maximum number of human lives and limit russian terror to a minimum. you shall might almost risk either or to w's burger. the sugar is in odessa for us or brita for weeks. we've heard so much about the resolve of the ukrainian people. surely things must look dire in dawn. yes, for zalinski to renounce a mandatory evacuation. yes, we have been seeing fierce fighting in the daniel cree, janelle, for the past weeks. and even though russia couldn't make any major territori

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ah, i'm michael ok. welcome to the program. ukraine's government is calling it a deliberate act of mass murder, carried out by the russian military, an attack on a prisoner of war camp that killed 50 ukrainian prisoners. ukraine says russian artillery targeted the prison to hide the mistreatment of the soldiers being held in families of those killed have stage to protest in the capital. keith, many of the dead were veterans of the months long. siege of marie opal, the ukrainian government is calling for an investigation by the red cross and the united nations russia denies carrying out the attack. i should warn you that our next report contained some disturbing image tangled metal bloodstains and jarred bodies. seems from this preserve wall camp in olive nica, a sparking outcry across ukraine. it is still unclear what exactly happened here. ukrainian authorities said russia attacked the prison to wipe out evidence of torture and killing. the men hillier were members of the as of regiment and other ukrain

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ah, a michael. ok. it's nice to have you with us. ukrainian president velasmio zalinski has ordered hundreds of thousands of people to evacuate the dynette squadron. it's the sheen of fierce fighting as russia pushes to take over more territory in eastern ukraine who had already the government has made a decision to order bigotry evacuations. from the 20th region, everything is being organized for the full support your full system, both logistical and payments. we only need a decision from the people who have not yet made up their minds upon, please follow the evacuation some we will help you. we are not russia, we will do everything possible to save the maximum number of human lives and limit rushing tara to a minimum. you shall fall much. oh, much risk, either or dw, correspond into burger to sugar is in cave. earlier i asked her how big an operation the evacuation could be. the deputy primacy yesterday talked about 202220000 people who are still in the region, many elderly but also as she put it, 500

after beating germany's tatiana maria you up to date on michael oke, who in berlin from me and the rest of the gang here. thanks for watching. more news and 45 minutes. a man with the memories of a woman ah, ali from syria is born in a female body, forced into marriage, raped far from home. ali can finally become the person he's always wanted to be. i was born in berlin. starts july 22nd on d, w. ah some way in these woods human remains is said to be buried on the ground torture victims who died at the hands of a german sect, henchmen of chiles, dictator o. gusto pin a shade. now witnesses to the crimes of breaking decades of silence of donna and i knew that this was the most dangerous moment of my life. and when she saw to this state, the families of the victims struggling to find out what happened to their loved ones. didn't want all i want to know is where all you look up. wonder what happened to you i can't before include, but a given one, a label in the seamless he but if we had to pressure the fuse 2nd leaders who were still alive in order to get enough information meal. yeah. but

i'm michael. ok. thanks for watching. thing. we're all set to go on field. yes. citizenship a man. we're all in. as we take on the way, we're all about the stories that matter to you. whatever it takes, policemen follow with w. fire made for mines. boost nicky stuff. d gone nally even. yeah. oh no sky and she don't have any body. yeah. oh. i was with fun tuition guy. lucy, gone fine. not take them on z. i bit on don't day in line. oh, were they in the mid th versus ange? type this to be took right. i was possibly sterilized in the medical experimentation facility of vesta vince hawk. bison and myself, they said it was because we were anti social must be on this. my father was a conductor, my mother worked from home and we had a fixed address. my father was late to band, from performing and had to work in a factory. so anti social was known, so he says i people shouldn't just think of gypsies as people living on caravan sites. i want them to see the human beings who even now 35 years after the war a still feeling the pain are not complete. can teeth alleging thanks juanita one varga

. >> ok, michael mckenna. >> yeah the color brings up an interesting and correct point. no matter how you structure the next transition in energy, you will have a lot of toxic materials and batteries and solar panels they will have to go somewhere. we are creating ourselves a series -- the necessity of having a significant increase in hazardous waste we will have to those of. it is a problem that nobody talks about. nobody talks about the front in of the supply chain either whether it is child mining in the democratic republic of congo or whether it is slave labor in china that helps build these batteries and solar panels. it is past time that -- it is past time that folks are in favor of that have some sort of reckoning and talk about this seriously. >> bob. >> the issue with batteries is we can recycle batteries they do not go into the ground. we can recycle them and get special minerals that we need out of them. as far as wind and solar, i know a little bit about this. i was getting -- islands are getting more than half of its electricity -- ireland as far as birds an

michael. well, how does nato walk away from all of this? ok, i mean, i know, i think, you know, the new york times, you know, ukraine's winning and all this, you know, how do they walk away from this? how do they, how do they explain to people? not only we lose the ukrainians lose that we crash the economy after crashing the economy with cove it go ahead, michael looks like to me. they're not walking away from it. they're trying to enlarge it by introducing for the 1st time china into their final statement. they're, they're, they're looking for a whole new lease on life. and by bringing in china that, that, to me is very, very worrisome. and i, and i think it underscore the competition that they now feel against the west. michael, michael, you think the chinese fear nato. do you think they fear nato? oh no, no. not at all. it's just that we have skelton birth. try and who, who's the head of head of nato, trying to justify nato's existence and invite, bring it in this whole new aspect. and it, and, and atlantic alliance bring in now, in to chin

michael. well, how does nato walk away from all of this? ok, i mean, i know, i think, you know, the new york times, you know, ukraine's winning and all this, you know, how do they walk away from this? how do they, how do they explain to people? not only did we lose the ukrainians, where was we crashed the economy? after crashing the economy with coven? go ahead. michael looks like to me. they're not walking away from it. they're trying to enlarge it by introducing for the 1st time china into their final statement. they're, they're, they're, they're looking for a whole new lease on life. and by bringing in china that, that, to me is very, very worrisome. and i think, and i think it underscores the competition that they now feel against the, the west. michael, michael, do you think that chinese fear nato, do you think they fear nato? oh, no, no, not at all. it's just that. we have stella. bert trying, who's the head of head of nato trying to justify nato's existence and, and by bring it in this whole new aspect. and it in atlantic alliance bring

ok, michael penn from the shing get seen news agency. thank you for your insights here today. thank you. well palmer, he co, tony googe. he was a special advisor and former speech right. a fortune that he says they will be remembered as a compassionate leader. personally, he is warm and the friendship once forge to last eternally, i'm not exaggerating. he remembers people once met, he wouldn't forget doubts his personal charm and he has maintained his deep love with his wife. who is morning very much deeply. i would imagine today you can tell by looking at where japan is. japan is a neighbor to russia, north korea, china, none of which has ever implemented anything that came to democracy. each one of which is nuclear. and when it comes to china, it is growing as we discuss like this today. and so japan must strengthen its national security. but you can't do anything alone. bice, by by yourself, which is why she's a law bear. met a huge number of flooring lead us developed close ties with people from obama, from and biden. mae johnson, you name it without him in japan could not

michael 10 and ok. thank you very much. thank you. and you and security council is expected to vote on tuesday on a draft resolution to extend a deliveries to a rebels held error in northwest and syria. i michel for permission for those cross border shipments. expire monday, after attempts to renew it, or vetoed by russia. millions of people rely on a central supplies with the bubble hoa crossing. southern course, yoga reports now from the turkish syrian border. se germano ali and her disabled son have lived on the skin for internal, displaced people for 5 years. like many others and serious la province, they rely on food and medical aid from abroad. lamadue applies that sometimes receive those 8 boxes and sometimes i sell it to buy bread or vegetables. i'm a widow with a disabled son. he needs medication. there's no one to help me. international aid is transported by road from neighboring turkey through the bubble halla crossing every week. hundreds of 8 tracks caused this order behind me into knots with syria to help more than 40000

ok then. oh well michael version. the coccyx air conditioner works, and it blows exactly on the bed. they just do it. i just, well, okay. and yes, it didn't break anything. well, logic is dasha, and one more is not a connection. a ask what time is breakfast, generally any information get information when i it gets lonely in the room, i don’t call, concierges, so that brother will agree, cyrillic history. i like to ask for the wi-fi password so you can normally, if he didn’t have time, he just arrived. if he just registered, but forgot to ask about it. well, maybe not to call, of course, to your room. here is the only thing. good good working force. well, what's there bring in short, bring at least something. yes, yes, and leave me here with that claim, no, 165 points goes to the team actors and 247, 165. what is there? what is there? what is really there, uh, on the third on the fourth line are quite dramatic stories. well, one can happen to anyone, god forbid, but it will happen to anyone, the fourth line, well, the

ok, we have to leave it there, michael walker from the army to thank you for that today. now johnson's departure comes at a critical time for europe and his allies across the atlantic rushes war and ukraine and the cost of living crisis have been challenging. whitten's long standing allies say their relationship with west mr. will remain strong regardless if he succeeds. johnson, well, this was a message from the white house. i'll say this, our alliance with the united kingdom continues to be strong. our special relationship with the people in the country will continue to endure. none of that changes. marcella had hair on al jazeera with the live from the g. 20 foreign ministers meeting barley, where we could see some awkward moments. and scientists suck william largest carnivorous dinosaur that ever existed. now its remains, have been revealed. ah, the journey has begun. the faithful world camp is on its way to cattle. brook your travel package today. hello, welcome to look at the international forecast. got some dry weather now im to japan, but we're not out of the wood

ok, well let's begin. michael harrison. he's head of asia practice at your age agree. p joins us by skype from new york. thanks for your time. as i mentioned that one of the things i buy is known for is the revival of the country's military. off to decades, long pass of his constitution. why was it important for him to do this? well i think prime minister abe's goal was in some ways to make japan more of a normal country to step out of this somewhat confined role that had been imposed on japan. as you mentioned when the constitution was drafted shortly after world war 2. but he was also responding to security threats, as you said, in particular, to the rise of china, more assertive china, which was an issue that really occupied a lot of abe's attention and was the central part of this. and he was, of course, one of the firstly, just to reach out to, to donald trump when he became yet us president tim resurrecting tre ties with the us. how important was it for him to do that? it well ave had really a tremendous impact on us policy in the asia region. he was either the a

it's all on one line michael yes, you're right. you're right. and! ok then. there are no clothes.d line, the third line is some kind of animal skin. this is not a blanket. this is completely different, that you are not a plaid. truth. this is the skin of an animal, and on the sixth line it's funny that you said dog hair 100 times dog hair socks, and there was a question. this helped me not to freeze, the polar explorer told reporters. everyone has a hand on something of their own tent. found it turned out that this line for the dog said, five people 343 87, and we switched to the game on the contrary, but we have a new fun not for points, but just for the sake of curiosity. and once we, uh, well, here we talked about questions that were twenty years ago. now they exhausted. and we just decided to take on the questions that are rejected. well, for various reasons, it happens that mikhailovich rejects something. i happen to be someone else. well, they don't like these questions for some reason, i didn't like this question because i understood that i would get confused and not be abl

ok, thank you so much michael pan for speaking to us from tokyo. the un says more than 12000000 ukrainians have been forced out of their homes by the russian invasion. many are starting to return and rebuild, but some never left alan fish or travelled north to the village of must can to meet a great grandmother who survived russia's assault. by sheltering in her basement, this village used to be home to around 800 people than the russians came. and there was just one lydy as a you can never left as others ran for safety. she stayed when there was shelling, she hid in her basement for a month. the 72 year old slept here too, with just her cat for company. good thing. thing when there was heavy shilling the ground would shake and i would slightly open the door just to see if it was my house or somewhere else. when neighbors houses started to burn, i tried to put out the flames, but there was just too much. she wasn't scared, she says, a voice told her she would be safe. there was a lot there. i saw 2 soldiers. i saw the yellow and blue stripes. i kne

. >> he said, ok, we will get you that $3500 back. michaelre bank of america customers. >> you go to zelle. >> we will need you to zelle pope $3500 to yourself. >> i made the transfer. >> $3500 was gone right then and there. michael: were tricked into sending money to the bank imposters using za zelle and wee shocked to find bank of america offers no. >> fried protections i trusted my bank to have top-of-the-line security. >> you made the feature available to your customers on your app and you will not honor my money? they said, no, ma'aml now bank of america is defending a federal class-action lawsuit, claiming it encourages customers to use zelle without warning about the, quote, huge security risks of linking zelle to the ir accounts. zelle has $490 billion in money transfers last year alone, and yet it has, quote, a massive fraud problem." the class-action suit says bank of america is aware of the risks to customers, but still touts zelle to customers as a free and convenient way to make transfers. once the money is sent, it says there is

michael the planning department : says it was not clear evidence. it's ok in front of a garage, like this. chief dan snyder said it was enacted decades ago for aesthetic reasons, to "ensure front yards don't turn into parking lots." but why enforce it now? he said someone made an anonymous complaint to the city. two neighbors also got tagged for the same violation. in an email, snyder road i recognize the property owner is frustrated, but their carport sits empty as they struggle to park on the hill. judy: this feels really unfair, like we are being punished. michael: i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. liz: as always we want to hear , from you. go to our website to share your story. lisa: if you're out and about on foot, you need a jacket because it is chilly out there, even on the damp side. in the city, 50 three degrees. yesterday it was just 60. we will get some sun but we are getting wind. we will talk about it. liz: next, the warriors are shuffling the d liz: welcome back. starting out joanne. -- chilly. lisa: 64 degrees. mount diablo is 65 p below th

michael john bishop lived here 10 years, he said they went from house to house checking everyone was okg people get out. he has a theory, not something the police or fire brigade is saying but that residents saw the fire at early stages. he was working from home. he thinks it may have started as a compost heat fire, because that was what he was looking at that was ablaze. he couldn't believe how quickly it spread. >> you mentioned john bishop. he was one of the first people to spot the fire spreading in wellington. after he heard from zoe, we spoke to john. >> i was working from home because of the heat. i worked in london. just gone 12:00, i smelled a bit of smoke and thought someone was having a barbecue. vicious. a couple doors up, i could see smoke coming out the back of the garden. it ignited it was unbelievable how it exploded. i ran to the front of the house to see what was going on. my next-door neighbor steve used to be a fireman. then we were ran up to douse the house. the car was on fire. the fire was spreading down the fence. amazing how quickly it spread. >> how quickly did

the theory was that really who knows what michael sussmann told the fbi about non-existent russian servers fbi? >> trump tower. okay,ok as longay using thatll theory, does it work for everyone? well, it didn't work for george poppit topolice didn'tp work for michael flynn. on the other hand , neither one of those guys had a key l card to fbi headquarters like michael sussmann did and that came in handy, that relationship. but mike flynn didn't have that relationship. his life was destroyed. why? because ofbe handwritten notes by peter struck. you can now see on msnbc, but their conversation in the white house about russian sanctions get him to lie. >> the head of counterintelligence, the fbi wrote to struck speaking of flynn. so on the basis that the setup they hounded mike flynn into poverty. >> the same thing happened in. george papadopoulos papadopoulos crime not beingno as forthcoming as possible about his job status with the trump campaign unpaid. that's's what the doj told the court in a filing, quote, the defendant did not provide substantial assistance. >> oh, that's the standard. so papadopoulos went to priso

it will collapse everything, please, well, yes, i don't know where michael got these numbers. well, okesn't even look like it. it's on one side on the other side. here is this american autoeroticism in politics. he wow ether. yes, it makes you really lonely, because if someone climbed to the top of the world, then he is alone there, you know? one is i will say there is isolation. i'll be honest with you. they say that yanina said a very interesting phrase about the fact that ukraine is a showcase of western weapons, in particular american ones. well, i disagree a little, because not yet. yes, maybe it will be in a while, but now it seems to me that they are sitting in ramstein, guys, and i think, listen. no, behind closed doors there is no press anywhere, i don’t think so. listen now, let's put the western expression. yes, but the russians will take it and kill it, you are transgressing. what is this advertising will be anti-advertising will be in western armament. it seems to me that this is what these slow deliveries are connected with, when they carefully look at such homeopathic in

michael maloof. well, it definitely is a little unusual for the united states to put the flag half staff for foreign foreign national ok. but on the other hand, i think what i think it's all a political gesture on the part of biden, to show the closeness of and reinforcing the closest between the united states and japan. it was obey who actually helped create the quad, which is really aimed at china. so you have a lot of countries in that region. we're all competing the relying on the united states as a back up. and if the united states were to diminish that influence, then that there would be a lot more confusion. and because those countries will all go their own direction and that might not be of such a bad thing. and i question the u. s. is position that china is trying to dominate that, that those countries in that way, i don't see that. but they are a large country. they are influential. they're like the united states in terms of influence. but, and now you have the 2 powers competing with one another, and it could inevitably reach a crisis level and it has in some areas. so this is something that has to be very,

michael, good. happy with her. so this news is just breaking. now tell us what you've been hearing there about the shooting just briefly. ok, well what we know is that the former prime minister was standing along the side of a road in the city of nora, which is one of the ancient capital of japan. now a regional city and giving a speech and a man approached him from behind, apparently shot at him 3 times hitting, at least once, the prime minister went down. he's, his condition is said to be that he's unconscious and that comes in cardiac arrest . which means that he's either very seriously wounded or possibly he has died, but it hasn't been officially called the son. yeah, so just tell us michael a bit more about nara and what he was doing in terms of his care. why was he campaigning? what, what was the up to well, coming up this weekend is a national election the house of counselors election, which is sort of like senate elections in japan. and he was campaigning on behalf of the current prime minister for me. ok, shita. and there's, it's basically a national campaign season right now in japan. so he was out there like ma

michael pen is the owner of the ship. get so news agency. he says the routing block led by prime minister for me. ok. shita is on track to when the lecture the main thing which will be getting the up or down. some is the leadership of the current prime minister from new york shita. he came to power as you may recall late last year. and he did pass through one general election. but this is really kind of the 1st time that the japanese people have a chance to speak on whether or not they like the 1st 6 or 8 months of his ministration. and whether or not they feel that the countries on the right track, you know, in generally speaking, his polls are quite high. but one thing which is the dogging him is the rising inflation and cost of living as it, as many, many nations of the world. if the results tonight are act or above expectations, then i think we can definitely say that he, she's position will be secured for quite some time going forward. and honestly, in this respect, you know, the biggest threat to this position has been, she's all bad. so the fact that ave was killed a couple of days ago actual

ok, let's return to our top story now. the war new crane michael clark, sophistic professor at kings college, london's department of war study. he sees with me live or from london. thank you so much for your time. it seems that when we compare what's happening now, when you crane to the start of the conflict where things seem to be going in ukraine's way that they tied of was now shift leave for me. moving firmly in rushes favor is that a fair assessment? you thank will only in one very small part of the dung bus. and i mean this is a victory for russia they, if they haven't taken this, you can. yes, i'm pretty sure they will. i think the ukrainians are having to withdraw from it. they've gotten the credits that are strong positions that she sounds, that the russians have got ram behind them for the 1st time in this war, under the influence of the new general serv. again, who's only been in posts for about 2 weeks when the only cough was removed, they look as if they've done what they should have been doing from the beginning and they're behaving l

michael: the planning department said this was not clear evidence. they tell us the couple was violating a policy, though it is okont of a garage like this. this was enforced decades ago to ensure that residential areas do not turn into parking lots. two neighbors also got tagged for the same violation. in an email, they wrote that the planning code is not allow for the city to grandfather illegal uses on account of their having flown below the radar for a length of time. >> so there carport sits empty as they struggle to park. >> this feels really unfair and like we are being punished. michael: the city canceled the fine after the couple got the car off the lot, and the couple would have to build a garage if it wants to park there, or if you can find another old photo. i want to hear from you. share your story and we will share them with everyone else like we did this one. i am michael finney, 7 on your side. j.r.: still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, look closely at what is inside this garage. the massive fireworks bus that went down near the border. spencer: hoping for favorable skype conditions for the fourth

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ok. we have a tweet from michael who says, even today most media avoids or tap dances around the subject.is the crucial thing for the youngest. tutors, there is not even a common understanding of what a tutor is. it may have been better for them to repeat at least one of the school years. paul, what are schools doing in response? guest: you know, i don't think there is any general solution. holding back for a year might make sense. parents did that. a lot of parents said, i am not sending my child to first grade, i am not sending my child to kindergarten. there is no point. it will be a total waste of the child's time. they can start next year. schools were not really doing their job. i am not against that as a potential solution for some children. but i also am not going to say tutoring is not helpful, because we know the best possible way of teaching somebody is on a one-to-one relationship. that is why parents are so important. when mothers sit down and read to their children, more learning takes place there than any other place. and when a dad takes on that task, it is just as invalua

ok. we have a tweet from michael who says, even today most media avoids or tap dances around the subject.is the crucial thing for the youngest. tutors, there is not even a common understanding of what a tutor is. it may have been better for them to repeat at least one of the school years. paul, what are schools doing in response? guest: you know, i don't think there is any general solution. holding back for a year might make sense. parents did that. a lot of parents said, i am not sending my child to first grade, i am not sending my child to kindergarten. there is no point. it will be a total waste of the child's time. they can start next year. schools were not really doing their job. i am not against that as a potential solution for some children. but i also am not going to say tutoring is not helpful, because we know the best possible way of teaching somebody is on a one-to-one relationship. that is why parents are so important. when mothers sit down and read to their children, more learning takes place there than any other place. and when a dad takes on that task, it is just as invalua