i'm joined by kevin courtney, the joint general secretary of the national education union.ervatives not addressed your fears by announcing this three—year plan to increase funding? not at all. the figures we have produced today are based on what the government has announced. they have been rebuked by that uk stats authority for saying the 1a billion figure, that is not the realfigure, we have used the real money they are putting into next year, next april... how much are they putting on? next year, 2.6 billion. and over three years? 7 billion. they are trying to make it sound like it is £14 billion a year and that is why the uk stats authority has rebuked them. our the uk stats authority has rebuked them. 0urfigures show the uk stats authority has rebuked them. our figures show that 83% of schools will be lower funded for people in real terms next april when they were in 2015, think about that for a child who started secondary school in year seven in 2015. they will have finished their gcses in that school before there is any improvement. so they will face lower class sizes

inspections on the number of teachers, kevin courtenay, thejoint general secretary of the national education unione done with all the teachers unions and they had teachers unions and they had teachers unions and they had teachers unions in terms of reducing workload. and we are already seeing major progress being made in the number of hours worked in schools being reduced for teachers but we recognise we‘ve got to do more but it‘s also about standards of education for children. we‘ve got to make sure children get the very best education. 0fsted is an important pa rt education. 0fsted is an important part of doing that. we‘ve got to make sure children in care are properly safe guarded and local authorities on bailing them. by abolishing 0fsted, you making those children more vulnerable and making sure the constant dreyfuss standards is going to be. that's what labour wa nts to is going to be. that's what labour wants to do but i want to talk about what you guys are doing. under a conservative government, we‘ve spoken to teachers and ministers, pa rents spoken to teachers and ministers, parents and

union address. let me see if i can get agreement that we'll will include the announcement of these national education goals as part of his first state of the union address in 1990. when the answer came back yes, we can do that, you said, well, could we get 50 seats for the 50 governors so they could be there to watch it? clinton, we dor not control the gallery in the house of representatives for the sake of the union where it is addressed. if you want to get each of the governors to talk to their senator or representative and get them invited, that would be one thing. maybe we do not have to have all 50. aboutrst lady's box has 30 seats and normally it is cabinet spouses. i can gett me see if four seats. the reason i wanted to get for chairman and vice chairman, then you and governor campbell and myself had done a lot of a negotiation. it was clear there were four governors who played a larger role in developing these goals. lady and ihe first seats?ould we get four she said yes. what then happened, when the president found out, he said it is great. why don't we have the governors right up with us an

union address. let me see if i can get agreement that we will include the announcement of these national education goalss part of his first state of the union address in january of 1990. yes,the answer came back we can do that, you then said well, could we get 50 seats for the 50 governors so that they could be there to watch it? governor clinton, we don't control the gallery in the house of representatives where the state of the union is addressed. theou want to get each of governors to talk to their senator or representative and get them invited, that would be one thing. you then said well, maybe we don't have to have all 50. [laughter] roger: and the first lady's box has about 30 seats in it, and normally it is cabinet spouses who sit up there. so i said, let me see if i can get four seats. [laughter] roger: the reason i wanted to we have thets is chairman, terry branstad and the vice chairman, and then you and governor campbell and myself had done a lot of the negotiation on the goals. it was clear there were four governors who had played a much larger role. so i went to the first lady and could we

gathered with national union representatives bilin exposes the students 3 fundamental demands a constitutional referendum a revitalization of the public education system and the immediate end to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police law enforcement agents are being accused of excessive use of force rape torture and even manslaughter in the context of the protests that i'm sure that. the police surely have protocols but i believe they dehumanised the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of looters that need to be executed. but binmen refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. i don't rate fall to be living this moment in history. but i'm also frightened sad and nostalgic thinking about the fact that people have died for this that. what is it ok yes we should always remember them because they were part of a movement that's going to change chile. in a way it already has yellow. and all those fighting alongside her know what th

fncisco rising,, like the hard-working members of seiu 10 to one and the united educators of san francisco and the national unionf health h care wororkers -- af the groups, community groroups d unionsns that stepped up to support this people powered campaign, that really made the difference in terms of the outcome. juan: it is safe to say that as ranked choice voting moves into major cities, as it is increasingly doing across the country, that we should all expect our elections to take several days, if not weeks, to declare the winners. no more election night declaration of winners with ranked choice voting, right? >> it does dedepend on the dynamics.. thisis was a pararticularly cloe race for first time political candidates running for the same scene. and also remember that a big part of it is san francisco's use of vote by mail. i think if we were aa jurisdsdiction where most voters voted on election day, it would prprably be a a bit faster to process the vovotes. but certainly, we e have a c cle race and ranked choice analysis has to be conducted, it can take a few days for sure. abouthesa boudin, talk this a

we have been working with the national farmers union and farm credit system in a partnership to come up with ways to educate, train folks who can train other folks out there across all of our organizations and states to recognize those kinds of signs because all of the issues you mentioned are the kinds of things that add to that stress that an individual farmer, rancher, his or her family are dealing with. host: paul from oklahoma. caller: good morning. i was wondering if mr. moore could explain the benefits of america carrying an $800 billion whatr deficit, and also, were the benefits of nafta that caused america to lose 70,000 businesses and over 5 million workers? how is that beneficial to american workers or farmers? guest: what part of oklahoma are you from? enid? i grew up west of dodge city about 40 miles. that one oftell you the things we look for from an agricultural standpoint, the nafta, north american free trade agreement, when it went in over 25 years ago to now, we have seen agriculture exports to mexico have jumped to almost $18 billion. when you look at canada, it is $22 billion. that parti

gathered with national union representatives bilin exposes the students 3 fundamental demands a constitutional referendum a revitalization of the public education system and an immediate end to human rights violations at the hands of the country's riot police. law enforcement agents are being accused of excessive use of force rape torture and even manslaughter in the context of the protests. but the police surely have protocols but i believe they dehumanised the protesters to the point that they're just the subjects of orders that need to be executed to see if people are out in the street they want them gone and they don't care about how they get them to leave their but i know that. the police of betraying the chilean people you can tell by their actions they don't feel part of this country anymore or don't feel part of the people. or yellow says help them but they. but bill lim refuses to be intimidated she's determined to keep protesting no matter how tired no matter how scared showing up in the street to her is what she owes to those who have lost their lives seeking a better future for chile. also. i don't rate fall to be living this moment

national armors union. we are not always aligned on policy matters. we helping to educatend work on the neighbors in farm country and ranch country, recognizing when individuals are going through stress were they need help. it's tough in a rural area to take a mental health issue that you are dealing with. it's not something people like to talk about. we've been working with the national farmers union in a partnership to come up with ways to educate and train people who can train other people across our organizations and states to recognize those signs. all of the issues you mentioned are things that add to that stress. oklahoma. in caller: good morning. wondering, could you explain the benefits of america carrying an $800 billion a year deficit? naftaere the benefits of that caused america to lose 70,000 businesses and 5 million workers. how is that beneficial to farmers? what part of oklahoma are you from? i grew up west of dodge city. i'm very familiar with where you're from. one of the things we look at from an agricultural standpoint, the north american free trade agr

our members were provides special education services are drowning, too much work and too little training. this is a national problem. when i go to meetings for unions around the country, we hear this all of the time. one moment of hope today i was on a conference call and there is a campaign that people are working on to make sure the federal government provides the fundings at the rate it is supposed to be provided, 45%. it provides 17 to 18%. thathat is a solution we can wok on. i also as representative of hard-working special education educators, i want you to know, and you have heard other people really hard to get the work done. they can't get it dawn l done. they want to provide the services. there are so many things to be done correctly with too little support. until we address that we will not see 100% compliance. thank you. >> i am here wearing both hats today. my day job special education advocate. evening job other than parent is to be the chair of the past chair of the community advisory community. special education advocate looks at this to say validation. this is everything we have been screaming about as lock as i have been involved

facing a fifth day of demonstrations as unions and student groups try to maintain overure on the president issues including education and corruption. it is the latest nation to facemask protests. in recent weeks, antigovernment demonstrations force the governments of ecuador and chile to rollback austerity measures and help drive bolivian president out of office. a shakeup of the pentagon. the navy secretary has been ousted in a controversy over a navy seal accused of war crimes. the defense secretary learned spencer had privately approach the white house about a settlement for the seal that was at odds with his public position on the matter. president trump has wanted to grant the seal clemency. rudy giuliani discussed representing a state owned ukrainian bank in a legal dispute this summer, even while publicly pressing ukraine on behalf of president trump. the bank asked giuliani to assist in its suit despite the dispute involving an entity already under federal investigation in the u.s.. giuliani declined the pace. global news 24 hours a day, on air and @tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am m

board of education's decision to o stop rerecognizing their union and to strip teachers of their collectitive bargaining riright. it's s the first strike in litte rock sincece 1987. the national football league has invited all 32 nfl teams to scout a private workout on saturday by former san francisco 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick. he says he was blackballed for taking the knee during the national anthem as a protest against police violence and racism. critics say the move is a pr stunt aimed at absolving the nfl from its active retaliation and have question whether the move will result in a new contract for colin kaepernick i'm who has been out of the nfl since 2016. meanwhile, colin kaepernick drew solidarity monday from megan rapinoe, the star of the world cup when u u.s. natitional socor team.. shspspoke as she a accepted a womaof the year awarard from glamour m magazine. >> whilele i'm enjoyiying all of ththis unprecedentnted and, fra, a little u uncomfortable attentn in personal success, in large part due to my activism off the field, colin kaepernick is still effectively banned. [cheers] banned from the nfl for knkneeling i in the national anm for known n and syst

parties unions and students of called for a national strike that's expected to be the largest in years. this is what we are the 3rd most unequal country in the world the 6th worst in education and with the protests across south america from ecuador to colombians have been emboldened people are asking if we are worse off why don't we also do it the biggest fear for president and the government is that this strike could spark in colombia the same kind of rest that is seriously stabilized the number of countries in the region i know. for president has accused foreign agents of inciting violence some critics say that could be a way to criminalize the protest but government representatives say that's not the case and i believe every comment has a right to protest it whether it is wonderful spread on the right. but at the same time we have to question those people who want a national strike even if they are really if they really have the columbus interests in mind or if they have political benefit in mind. despite such comments many colombian say they're ready to join people across south america in the main being social in the konami reforms they feel they've been denied for too