and you know, the national education union has called for 2 strikes in recent weeks, affecting 22000 schools. the action comes after the any you rejected, a payoff for the u. k. government is criticizing the labor actions saying they're not doing any good. it's incredibly disappointed that going to go on strike, strike still do not add any value. they only cause damage and particularly to those young people that you were talking about. other public sector workers are now i think they was as to those of the nurses and teachers saying enough is enough. and this is going all the way to the crown. it's so he will parking attendance and rest minister are set to strike this week, including on the day of the king's coronation on saturday, after a new pay offer was rejected. but the ceremony looks like it will be quite a spectacle. no matter the circumstances. vicki price is chief economic adviser at the center for economics and business research. she joins me now for more. vickie, before we get to the economics behind these labor actions, want to ask you as a londoner who's been living thro

teachers from the national education union in england have marched through in central london as partction in their pay dispute. thousands of schools were closed or partially closed by strikes — though classes were still held for pupils facing exams. a man has died after he became stuck at an indoor climbing centre in the lake district in the uk. carl o'keeffe, who was a9, became trapped in a narrow caving tunnel on the 22nd april at kong adventure in keswick. after several hours he was freed by specialist rescue teams, but died of his injuries in hospital on sunday. his family said they were "broken hearted." thousands of people have taken to the streets of wrexham, to celebrate their football team winning promotion back to the english football league. wrexham afc is the oldest football club in wales, with the team and the town, achieving globalfame, after being bought by the hollywood actors, ryan reynolds and rob mackel—henney. theyjoined the players a few hours ago for the victory parade, as our wales correspsondent, hywel griffith now reports. cheering. after a journey that took

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schools across england are facing disruption today, because of a strike by members of the national education union latest strike action. these are on top of transport and postal strikes through the winter. but can we put a price on the cost of the strikes. 0ur head of statistics robert cuff has been taking a look. if anyone tells you they can give you an exact cost to strikes down to pounds and pence, they are pulling your leg. but even a very rough accounting shows the tremors that the strikes are causing across the economy. let's start with the simplest way of measuring this, the number of days when people don't turn up to work. you can see sincejune last year, we've seen three million days of work lost to strikes, and that's the most we've seen for decades. but if you zoom further back, you can see that three million is nothing compared to the minor strikes or the winter of discontent, or in fact, to the 200 million days of sick leave that people took last year. now, how do you put a cash value on this? well, one thing that people tried to do is they multiply that day's loss figure by some esti

again stressed it's made a "good" pay offer to teachers, as thousands of members of the national education unionengland stage another strike. all the education unions have rejected the offer, and say they'll ballot for more walkouts. 0ur correspondent louisa pilbeam sent this update from outside the department of education in central london. the teachers, thousands of teachers who were here early in the department for education of moved on to downing street where they admit their demands clear and they want a bad inflation pay rise. currently sitting at 10.1% by the government, they have actually given them an offer which they say is fair and reasonable and that offer includes a £1000 one—off payment for this school year in from september, it will be a 11.5 on average pay rise for teachers. will be a 11.5 on average pay rise forteachers. but will be a 11.5 on average pay rise for teachers. but teachers of turned that down, hence the action today in future action with talks between the two sides have completely broken down from the governments point of view, they've actually withdrawn that origin

government has stressed it's made a good pay offer to teachers as thousands of members of the national education union behind you, what are they been saying today? you, what are they been saying toda ? , ., ., today? very vocal today and as you can see thousands _ today? very vocal today and as you can see thousands of— today? very vocal today and as you can see thousands of teachers - today? very vocal today and as you can see thousands of teachers are l can see thousands of teachers are not in the schools of england, they are marching through central london and just coming past the department for education and for the education department they have a message. they want an above inflation pay rise with inflation currently sitting at 10.1% and the government have offered them a deal after the last strikes in february teachers say it's not good enough on the government are offering a 1000 powered payment for this school year and then they say a 4.3 on average payment for the next school year starting in september and the government say it is reasonable and fair, but as you can hear it from here, teache

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schools across england are facing more disruption with a strike by teachers from the national education unionon in a long—running dispute over pay. all the education unions have rejected the government's pay offer, which ministers say is fair and reasonable. here's our education editor, branwen jeffreys. no education cuts come? the noise around the teacher's' pay row is growing. more strike ballots ahead, the biggest union on strike today. pupils were revising under supervision in this birmingham secondary school. if supervision in this birmingham secondary school.— supervision in this birmingham secondary school. if you extend the line, it should _ secondary school. if you extend the line, it should go _ secondary school. if you extend the line, it should go through _ line, it should go through this point. 0ff line, it should go through this point. off you go, one more time. but the union is allowing some leeway. this maths teacher came in just for his gcse group. for him, the strikes are about more than pay. the reason i am on strike today is i have seen the funding across schools deteriora

again stressed it has made a good pay offer to teachers, as thousands of members of the national education unionut this strike action happening today. it is one of the series happening, isn�*t it? yes, well the teachers that were here, thousands of them, early at the department for education, have moved on to downing street, where they have made the demand is clear. they want an above inflation pay rise. inflation currently sets a10.1%, but the government have actually given them an offer which they say is fair and reasonable. that offer includes a £1000 one—off payment for this school year, and then from september, it would be a 4.5 on average pay rise. but teachers had turned that down, hence the action today and hence future action, because talks between the two sides have completely broken down, and from the government�*s point of view, they have actually withdrawn that original offer. there was an offer ruth perry killed herself after an 0fsted report said her school was the lowest possible rating, so there was a sensitive _ the lowest possible rating, so there was a sensitive moment _ the

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there will be more disruption for schools in england today, as teachers from the national education unionll the education unions have rejected the government's pay offer, and say they'll ballot for more strikes. ministers say the deal on the table is fair and reasonable. kristian johnson reports. four months after teachers first announced they were going on strike, the dispute continues. what do we want? while many schools have managed to stay open to some or all students, others have shut altogether. at this primary school in halifax, the school gates remain closed today. the vast majority of teachers here are on strike. we've 23 teachers out of the 25 that are part of the neu union. i think my parents are really, really supportive. they realise that the teachers generally, but certainly the teachers here at parkinson lane, go above and beyond for their children. we've sorted it out in scotland. we've sorted it out in wales. why is it here, in terms of england, that we're still messing about? for parents, it poses problems. it's child care that's an issue. i support the teachers, but i t

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and that news comes as the national education— that news comes as the national education union— that afternoon as well that teachers will hold further— afternoon as well that teachers will hold further strikes in july— will hold further strikes in july it— will hold further strikes in july it tneir— will hold further strikes in july if their long running dispute— july if their long running dispute over— july if their long running dispute over pay hasn't been resoivet— dispute over pay hasn't been resoivet ty— dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june . now, resolved by mid—june. now, environment— resolved by mid—june. now, environment agency figures show tnere— environment agency figures show tnere ere— environment agency figures show tnere oer— environment agency figures show there were over 300,000 sewage spits— there were over 300,000 sewage spiiis in— there were over 300,000 sewage spills in england— there were over 300,000 sewage spills in england last year. inot-s— spills in england last year. inot-s on— spills in england last year. that's an average of more than soo— th

english educational work today the closure or semi-openness of the secretary general of the national english education unionhools are facing disruption every day due to the financial crisis and teachers' strike , the british national statistics center announced that recent protest movements amount to 6 billion pounds, in short , english productivity is 11. they made electronics for robots, which by creating a sense of movement, understanding the environment and responding to external stimuli, makes the machines closer to humans . they give heat and cold, etc a robot with a smart skin can have electronics. the storm in the state of indiana, usa left 6 dead and 37 injured. the storm also caused about 100 cars to collide and catch fire. the police chief of illinois reported that the highway was closed until it was cleared of accidental vehicles, local sources. they reported that this severe storm was unprecedented in the state of illinois, usa, and it surprised the relief and crisis management officials in the region . thank you for being with the world today. preliminary meeting from the islamic republic of i

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that is according to the national education unionjust announcing education union just announcing thisionjust announcing this. that teachers will hold fresh strikes injuly if this long—running dispute is not resolved. they have related decision on further strike dates this summer term in order to allow the education secretary to consider the report from the pay review body. that is breaking news having said that they will hold fresh strikes if there is no resolution before then. we have more striking is as well because just in the past few minutes the rmt union has announced that its members working for 1h tree operators will strike onjune the 2nd. this walk—out is part of a long—running dispute on pay and conditions and is onjune the 2nd which means just a day before a similar stoppage by train drivers who are members of the guys left the union. so that there is some of the breaking news coming into us. both teachers and rail workers announcing further strike. —— aslef union. leaders of the g7 group of advanced economies are gathering in the japanese city hiroshima, with concerns abou

in april, members of the national education union overwhelming rejected a pay offer .nions , has rejected an offer unions, has rejected an offer which included a100 £0 one off payment and a 4.3% pay rise for most staff in september. today's walkout was the fifth undertaken by educators this year, causing major disruptions for students. labour mp for leeds east richard burgon says striking is a last resort. we're burgon says striking is a last resort . we're seeing is people resort. we're seeing is people ttgtttng— resort. we're seeing is people ttgtttng tatt— we're seeing is people fighting back because they've got no— fighting back because they've got no ttotte— fighting back because they've got no choice and there are ways to tutt— got no choice and there are ways to tunt tttt— got no choice and there are ways to fund this for— got no choice and there are ways to fund this for example, just equtttttng— to fund this for example, just equalising capital gains tax wttt— equalising capital gains tax with income— equalising capital gains tax with income tax, which used to

the english education center is closed today or partially open , the national union of english education said that schools are facing disruption every day due to the financial crisis and teachers' strike. researchers have developed a type of electronic skin for robots, which creates a sense of movement to understand the environment and respond. it brings machines closer to humans to external stimuli. the robot with smart skin can be used in medicine. less than a week before the coronation ceremony of charles iii as the king of england, the students of this country have been given a week to they should learn coronation ceremonies during this time, they should learn about crowns and chairs , nerve balls, and golden spoons. homeless and immigrant children in america face occupational and sexual exploitation. according to the new york times, more than 250 thousand immigrant children in two years. in the past, most of them are labor force provides cheap price mexican cartels are also engaged in sex trafficking of children. polish people protested their country's involvement in the ukrainian w

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members of the national education union overwhelmingly rejected a pay offer. analysts had expected it to make . an update expected it to make. an update on the review into the departure of former senior civil servant sue gray to join the labour party will be presented to mps today. a statement will be issued by the cabinet office which will shed light on how ms grey came to switch from her high ranking whitehall position to take a job as the labour leader's chief of staff. ms grey, who led a government investigation into allegations of being held in downing of parties being held in downing street during the coronavirus lockdown , could be found to have lockdown, could be found to have broken the civil service code when she entered talks with the labour party. shadow business secretary jonathan reynolds has praised sue gray as one of the best people in government . he best people in government. he wasn't the original person- t“ he wasn't the original person in rnweerrgerrng— wasn't the original person in investigating these partygate eeeneeb— investigating thes

make an improved pay offer that they can consider and the news of those strikes come as the national education unionday that teachers will hold further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june . now, the resolved by mid—june. now, the environment agency figures published today showed there were over 300,000 sewage spills in england last year. that's an average of more than 800 every day . water companies have day. water companies have pledged £10 billion to overhaul the system . water uk has said the system. water uk has said the system. water uk has said the money will be paid up front by investors and then drawn back from consumer by gradually raising bills over the next decade. water company bosses have apologised for failing to tackle the spills of raw sewage into uk rivers and on beaches . into uk rivers and on beaches. the telecoms giant bt group has announced it's planning to cut up to 55,000 jobs by the end of this decade. and it's all part of the company's plans to reduce costs and digitise its processes. shifting it says, to artificial intelli

make an improved pay offer that they can consider and the news of those strikes come as the national education unionday that teachers will hold further strikes in july if their long running dispute over pay hasn't been resolved by mid—june . now, the resolved by mid—june. now, the environment agency figures published today showed there were over 300,000 sewage spills in england last year. that's an average of more than 800 every day . water companies have day. water companies have pledged £10 billion to overhaul the system . water uk has said the system. water uk has said the system. water uk has said the money will be paid up front by investors and then drawn back from consumer by gradually raising bills over the next decade. water company bosses have apologised for failing to tackle the spills of raw sewage into uk rivers and on beaches . into uk rivers and on beaches. the telecoms giant bt group has announced it's planning to cut up to 55,000 jobs by the end of this decade. and it's all part of the company's plans to reduce costs and digitise its processes. shifting it says, to artificial intelli

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union claims capitalism exploits children. has the white house done it? . >> nothing from the national educationations, 98% went to democrats. colorado's governor is a democrat, he slammed the union's resolution that denounced capitalism as exploitation of. the question, if you don't believe in capitalism and it is bad for kids, who pays teacher salaries? stuart: why don't we see democrats walking away from the teachers union because is screwing our public schools. lauren: is capitalism to blame for the failing grades? stuart: my next guest labeled the teachers union in oklahoma a terrorist organization. brian walters is the state superintendent in question and joins us right now. is this all about the teachers union shutting down the schools? is that why you called a terrorist organization? >> that is part of it. that's where they started, by forcing our schools into shutdown until they get payoff from the government. they were willing to jeopardize student learning to get more money, more power, that is what they are about. they are pushing pornography in schools, the radical gender theory and

national average, 31 years of experience in the field education. and at the same time, it’s just a humiliatingly low salary at the same time, i am a trade union leadernd protect the interests of young teachers who at the moment have even more difficulties and more needs than i have, we are extremely unhappy with our position and will get until our demands are met . and in spain , justice officials are again protesting thousands of lawyers, from all over the country marched through the streets of madrid demanding higher wages, they are also seeking the abolition of a bill that allows you to change working conditions of employees without prior agreement with the trade unions , according to the organizers, if their demands are not met , court secretaries will also start a strike. the us is preparing a new batch of weapons for kiev from the next tranche of $ 300 million, plans to announce today it will include mainly missiles for the haymars missile defense system, the agency reports. reuters previously said that ukraine would receive from the united states an anti-aircraft missile system with the necessary equipment and spare parts for it in the amount

this is how the situation turns out that the national security of our state depends entirely on physical education, so it turned out that in our trade union to date, we counted 2,187 somewhere around 2,000. well, somewhere around 2,200 people are serving, so these are people from applied martial arts - these are people who are honored trainers, trainers, workers in the field of physical culture, those who belong to the trade union. were injured by military personnel, returned and later joined the trade union, so what do we do, well, first of all, i am a member of the board of the unemployment fund, this is a state employment center , we are engaged in retraining and employment of boys who have returned . what we are doing is cooperating with the ministry of social policy, this is the rehabilitation of prosthetics. so, er, we have a large database related to the presentation of morshyn mirgorod-sonyachne resort transcarpathia, that is, if there are bases that are on the balance sheet of the trade unions, where you can help the boys and we, together with their families, send them, and as a rule, we just send the boys so that they can go whe

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american immigration lawyers association, service employees international union, afl-cio, kids in need defense and national education association. this bill is a microcosm of what we have seen the first four and a half months, a majority that doesn't want to make positive change. they pass cruel and unworkable messaging bills and dead in the u.s. senate and pat themselves on the back. oppose this unworkable bill. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time the gentleman from california is recognized. mr.mcclintock: we know how to secure our borders and protect our country. we have done so under the trump administration. the remain in mexico policy slowed it down. the border wall was nearing completion. i.c.e. was enforcing court-ordered deportations. all of that changed when democrats seized control and reversed all of these policies and the result we can see all around us, it's affecting our schools, hospitals, law enforcement, working families' wages and social services that are now strained to the breaking point and soon beyond the breaking point. this bill simply rest

liz: the problems with the teachers union and the department of education is well taken. we are hearing from parents across the nationre upset about what they see going on in schools and the u.s. government. watch this. >> if we spent $50 trillion to become carbon neutral by 2050 in the united states of america, how much is that" to reduce world temperatures. >> this is a global problem. >> you can't tell me or you won't. >> can you tell me which country is the largest producer of lithium in the world? >> no, i can't. >> cobalt? >> no. >> it's china. >> natural graphite to the united states? >> no. >> it's china. >> can you tell me what air space requires an asb transponder? >> i'm not sure i can answer that question right now. >> what are the special times of use of air space that protect nationality security that appear on faa charts. >> i cannot answer that question. >> tell me what article 5 of the constitution. >> article 5 is not coming to minds at the moment. >> how about article 2. >> neither is article 2. >> your reaction, congress plan. what do you think? >> this administration reeks of incompetence and it'

the national assessment of education progress says students on average are a quarter of a school year behind today. teachers unionsident randi weingarten testified on capitol hill they worked from early 2021 to get schools back open. now local leaders, even including mayor of chicago lori lightfoot are disputing those claims. voters we spoke to are not focused on the past. when we asked about school closures doesn't want to play monday morning quarterback. it is easy to see what went wrong. he wants solutions and people in power to make things better for kids. >> dana: and quickly as we head into another summer. >> bill: a very interesting development on a.i. a google engineer known as the godfather quit his job at the company and warning about further development of artificial intelligence. his name is geoffrey inton. he said if i hadn't done it somebody else would have. it is hard to see how you can prevent bad actors from using it for bad things. alec, thank you for being here. good morning to you. one more quote. look at how it is five years ago and how it is now. take the difference and propagate it forward.

national license portal. business license and others there is no need to attend the unions, zahra shafiei, the minister of labor cooperation and social welfare, in the meeting of the supreme council of vocational and skilled education and training of the country, issued the highest number of licenses for free technical schools and after the law to facilitate the issuance of business licenses. and kar informed and said that about 16,000 licenses for free education have been given to the private sector, which is unique in its kind, which is going to be implemented this summer for high school students . education and organization of technical and vocational training, new design they are planning. hopefully, in the summer, a significant number of those who need training will be able to get proper training and enter the foreign labor market. dear students, before entering the university or holy military service, let us demonstrate a skill and this will be a very effective step for the development of skill training in the country. namers predicted that we can have at least a thousand conservatories in this let's move the capacity and use this capacity to train students of the ninth, first, and second secondary schools. g

the national assessment of education progress says students on average for a quarter of the school year behind compared to 2019. when you look at the political side, teachers union weingarten testifying on capitol hill worked early 2021 to get goes back open but we are getting an different narrative from a holder local leaders. even lori lightfoot disputing those claims but here's the thing. when you talk to voters, they are not focused on the politics and we asked about school closures and one that said he doesn't want to play monday morning quarterback because it's easy to see now what went wrong. what he wants is his kids and he wants people in power that will make this happen. stuart: school choice would be a wonderful thing but that's just me. see you again soon. check the markets, 25 minutes, the dow is down 160. nasdaq down 30 points. still ahead, what happens when title 42 is lifted at the border? a search perhaps? had wolf covers it for us. brian kilmeade, why doesn't the president acknowledge his granddaughter? kevin o'leary, as the oil refinery doing? may be running for office. 10:00 hour of bernie and company is next. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ sue and good morning e