psychology and finance is a part of that curriculum i'm talking about students of the exclusive northern college elite school for nannies because being fond of children and having a clue about housekeeping is not enough when you aspire to work for the rich and famous today the diploma of worth gold and guarantees a good salary but under them it's a long and hard road to return to look at where and how modern day nannies are trained. history and tradition thrive in the city of boston southwestern england the waters have been taken in this picture spot town since roman times so it's no wonder that it's home to the world's most elite school for nannies norland college students rush the morning cross dressed in premier uniforms with their hair tied in a neat bun one feels transported to a bygone era. i think you know and i was so sore ago and i think the uniform you hold on to the history i mean when i started so. i think it holds on to all of. this but i'm proud we we come had one of the one of the best jobs in the wealth which. is the uniform is such that if you take that away from us it's not par

. >>> to a college in northern michigan who released their annual list of words banished from the queens english for misuse, overuse and general uselessness. >> we can report whammo is not one of them. it's tongue-in-cheek nonbinding list of 14 words and phrases put out by lake superior state university and here is the list. let me ask you this, unpack, impactful, nothing burger, dish , thrill bound and the all- purpose [ inaudible ]. and the top vote getter was fake news. >> the others are preowned, onboarding, offboarding , gig economy and the redundant hot water at the trump twitter type o covfefe . and good riddance. the college puts out the list every year for the last 43 years. that is wusa9 news at 5:00 in you can use those words into the new year and the news at 5:30 starts now. >>> we begin 2018 the same way we ended 2017, darned cold. live look outside and not out of the 40s today.>> it's bone chilling cold out there. it's freezing. and melissa no word in the weather center with more cold.>> it will get even colder by the end of the week. right now in dc 22 degrees and feels li

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mississippi from redemption would alienate too many northern votes and would specifically cost republicans the governorship and perhaps the electoral college votes of ohio in 1875 and 1876. freed from an external constraint, southern whites were going to do whatever was necessary to regain political power. black voting in the south, though it was reduced after the troops came out of the south, did not end with the fall of reconstruction in 1877. a majority of african americans were still voting in the south in 1880. many blacks continued to sit in state legislatures and local offices. it really wasn't until 1890 that the precipitous decline began. formal disfranchisement took many forms. i won't run through all of them. residency requirements would penalize itinerants. secret ballot laws functioned as quasi-literacy tests because you had to be able to read and mark your ballot without assistance. disfranchisement for crime was gerrymandered to reflect white perceptions of black criminal propensities. most of southern states use literacy tests which would disproportionately disqualify illiterate blacks, even if they were fairly implied. of

mississippi from redemption would alienate too many northern , votes and would specifically cost republicans the governorship and perhaps the electoral college votes of ohio in 1875 and 1876. constraint,xternal southern whites were willing to do whatever was necessary to regain public power. like betting in the south was reduced -- black voting was theced but did not end with fall of reconstruction in 1877. the majority of african-americans were still voting in the south in 1880, many blacks continue to sit in state legislatures and local offices. it was not until 1890 that the precipitous decline began. formal disfranchisement took many forms. residency requirements would penalize itinerant's and blacks were perceived as more likely to move around. figure valid functions -- secret ballots functioned as because you had to read and mark a ballot without any assistance. gerrymandering to affect white perception of black criminal intensity. most southern states used literacy tests which would disproportionally disqualify the literate blacks even if they not fairly applied. local registrars and tremendous discretion in how they apply tests which

college campus is. here in san francisco and other northern california seems nine from anderson is a peter of these protests? one of them is a woman named event and one of you may recognize her name she was actually on tucker carlson's show. she's actually a middle school teacher at martin luther king public middle school in berkeley. and she's also one of the key leaders of the radical organization by any means necessary and has been in the forefront of these violent and destructive anti-chump protests that have been occurring. she allegedly physically assaulted a man at a rally in sacramento in 2016 and started a huge meal leave that ended up with numerous people staffed. eventually after going through a lot of video of that event, the county office ended up charging her various criminal charges based upon the involvement in this violent demonstration. but the first amendment, and this is one of her excuses when people ask her about her activities, the first amendment shouldn't protect the speech with which she disagrees and she labels the speech. but if you think about that, ind the violent activity she

partnership to establish the northern rhode island higher education center which will provide hands-on training and a path to a good job for rhode islanders without a college degree. [applause] you give us your passion, we will give you a pathway. [applause] small businesses have always been the engine of our economy. fact, small businesses employ about half of our workforce. that's why we have made investments to support small businesses. a couple of years ago, we announced 10,000 small businesses. a unique partnership at ccri that helps small business owners learn the skills they need to jump to the next level. since then, more than 100 companies have gone through the program. these are local stores, jewelry shops, small food companies. these are our friends and neighbors who put everything they have into their small business. nearly every one of them has added jobs, including evan oliveira, a navy veteran from east providence. for years, he worked a desk job that he tolerated. on the side, he had a small cleaning business that he loved. his company was growing, and he finally built up the courage to tell his family that he was going to quit the desk job

because of the northern bans them from the state's top universities politicians said it will send a strong message that illegal immigrants should not be allowed to attend public colleges but activists have decided to fight back or than underground university of their own and a gallop of a port from atlanta. you know the. civil rights era songs have a special meaning for the students of freedom university most of the children of illegal immigrants are banned from attending georgia's top public colleges the policy enacted six years ago has been described as educational segregation and it's a really great room for people to feel comfortable create a circle of chairs to to have dialogue and plan actions but freedom university an underground institution of was undocumented students a chance to further their education classroom locations are kept secret following threats from white supremacist groups but it's this state's laws that organizers say are the biggest danger banning young people is morally wrong we are targeting people not based on their academic merit but on a social status completely out of their control so we are now in a situation in which we are targeting an

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college educations right. juxtapose haitians with the nor region wan area, i got to tell you you're trying to recruit from northern european countries to the demise of people of color. of course you are. >> i don't care what cory said. if they're brown or black or purple or orange, if they are qualified and they are coming in to make this country even better place i am all for that. >> yeah, that sounds good. you know what that relieves of your white guilt. >> i have no white guilt. >> relieves you of white guilt. >> i have never had white guilt. >> you may not like it but it is the truth. race matters. >> exactly. trish: ned, scott, good to see you. markets on a tear in record territory. are we heading for dow 26,000. this was a week ago, we hit dow 25-k? it is insane. it is great news. great news, everyone. so no wonder the democrats are out there trying to claim derail all the good stuff going on right now. you get the stocks, moving higher, because of fundamentals. fundamentals. that is good news. we'll talk about where this direction is going. are we in a melt up? we're on it next. whcold sore.et you? grab lu

college, where she visited students. she was trying to put the emphasis on she wants to look to the future, make the future of northern irelandhoes of the past, division and deadlock. questions from reporters, she was determined to restore government as soon she was determined to restore government as soon as she was determined to restore government as soon as possible. she has already spoken to some of the major politicians here. she will hold further meetings this afternoon. no doubt everyone acknowledges in terms of rebuilding political relationships, facilitating a new talks process that might lead to stormont being re—established, it will be a significant hurdle. thank you. 100 well—known french women have signed an open letter defending the right of men to make sexual advances. the actress catherine deneuve is one of the signatories who say the recent wave of denunciations of sexual harassment following the harvey weinstein affair is creating a new feminism defined by hatred of men and sexuality. in the open letter published in le monde, the women say there is a new puritanism afoot in the world. we can discuss this fur

northern and southern california. >>> the raiders and john gruden agree to sign a massive record contract. we'll hear from the man who wrote the story. >>> a new local career college promising it won't make you pay tuition, unless you get a job after graduating. i'm fmichael finney, i'll look t what's behind that guarantee. >>> has been in the u.s. since he was 11 when his family arrived from ecuador. he was arrested last week by u.s. border patrol agents for overstaying his visa. abc 7 news lesley brinkley has the full story. >>> facebook video of the transfer student part of a campaign now to get him released from custody. he and his girlfriend were driving back from a party on december 30th when they made a wrong turn and ran into a temporary immigration check point set up in jamul, east of san diego. >> louise was honest, told them i am not an american citizen, from ecuador. they took him in. >> reporter: mora came to the u.s. as an 11-year-old, his visa expired, now a political science major at cal. >> the department of homeland security has the authority to set up a temporary immigration check point anywhere, anytime within 100 miles of the coastline of bord

college. kind of a warm welcome to the touchy about turkey has intensified its offensive dubbed olive branch against kurdish militia in northern syria a mother to a group with said that these fifty four people have been killed so far on both sides the turkish army and syrian rebel fighters crossed into the kurdish enclave of offering in northern syria on saturday and often is controlled by the kurdish white b.g. militia which has been a key ally of the u.s. in its fight against islamic state the turkey sees the y.p. g. as a terrorist organization and this is the u.s. to stop backing them. operation all of the branches anything but a peace offering the following airstrikes the turkish military with the support of regional allies is marching across the border into northern syria turkey's president has pledged an unrelenting campaign against the syrian kurdish y p g a militia which he considers a terrorist group. will handle a free and there's no stepping back we have an agreement with our russian friends kind of also discuss that with the u.s. and other coalition forces. i mean it's the attacks russia has pulled back its ground

persistent heavy snow for many northern parts of the uk — police in scotland warn those in affected areas to avoid all but essential travel. "a dangerous downward spiral" — the royal collegeisk. the support for private sector firms that were working with carillion is due to end today. three—fifths of new cars should be electric by 2030 if the uk is to meet its greenhouse gas targets. the committee on climate change says homes also need to be built with better insulation. the uk has cut emissions sharply but the organisation says the uk will fall short of its ambitions unless ministers do more to turn pledges into reality. bitcoin has traded below $10,000 for the first time since early december. the value of one bitcoin fell to $9,958 before making a slight recovery, according to the price index run by the news site coindesk. before christmas it peaked just shy of $20,000. in the last hour you mentioned the burberry share price is down by almost 8% — why? it is down 7.6%. they gave their chris mat tmas trading figures and their uk seams had fallen —— sales had fallen. the reason burberry gave, had fallen. the reason burberry av had fallen. the reason burberry gave, we know

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college park, a half mile south of the beltway. in shows another one today that is on old georgetown road in bethesda. these are all over the place. they are dealing with it in northern d.c. and maryland. no one has it worse. montgomery and r county there have been 400 water main breaks since the cold snap began. wssc says it is definitely going to smash the all-time record for the most water main breaks in january. if you call in, they are asking for patience because they say this is so out of the ordinary that the crews can't keep up. >> these are the extraordinary times for us. we are running between 70 to 100 water main breaks a day with crews on 24/7. we are trying to catch up. we will catch up but it will take time. >> this is route one northbound in college park. you can see it's down in one lane. as the afternoon has gone to it has led to traffic issues. folks are heading up to get to the beltway. they will be here for some time. they have to keep the lane shut down. as i mention we checked with other virginia, d.c. i'm tom roussey, abc7 news. alison: thank you. another note. loudoun county sheriff office tweeted out that the court complex closed today after

., maryland, southern maryland and northern virginia which is kind of like -- they've got three different locations in d.c. >> it's possible you might consider collegesright. >> coming from an area. >> right. >> raleigh/durham? >> pittsburgh, too carnegie mellon. >> columbus? >> ohio. >> that would be great >> columbus, i like my -- i'd feel like i need to recuse myself. >> as a homer? >> yeah, as a homer, but i don't know i like warm weather. but it's supposedly going to get warmer. >> of all of the cities they think they could help the most. >> in terms of help instead of what's good for them, what's good for the city? >> what would be good for the country? is there one that you think -- >> you know what, it's like you need to do the ben franklin clothes. no, you need to do the positives and the negatives because it's nuanced, right >> yeah. >> not straightforward there's a lot of -- jesus, you asked, you know, they need to go to, i don't know, the worst place in the country they need to go there. something social -- if you want a virtue signal like larry. >> you're going to see plenty of these -- >> that's preposterous. >> all 20 of these cities j

college football. ♪ ♪ this is frank. sup! this is frank's favorite record. this is frank's dog. and this is frank's record shop. frank knowns northernot so much. so he turned to his friends at legalzoom. yup! they hooked me up. we helped with his llc, contracts, and some other stuff that's part of running a business. so frank can focus on the beat. you hear that? this is frank's record shop. and this is where life meets legal. stuart: new numbers show union membershp at historic lows. 10.7% of all workers wronged to a finish belonged to a union last year, but if you look at the private sector, only 6.5% in the private sector belong to a union. >>> and now this. two democrat lawmakers in california are proposing a bill that would force companies making more than a million dollars in profit from the tax cuts to turn over half of their tax cut savings, turn it over to the state. the money would be used to support low income families. one of the democrats is on your screen right now. the other, kevin mccarty, that's the other one, okay. joining us now is john cox, republican candidate for the governorship of california. john, how can ca