supporters, they refer to the pta supporters, the party supporters and is currently allowing the policeted there waiting to hear if there any further developments and this is happened and the park which is his residence in the area it's the second time that he is said initially that they're planning to arrest him but at this stage, no stitches gone through. you're watching newsday on the bbc. still to come on the programme. china says it will resume issuing visas to foreign travellers on wednesday in a major easing of pandemic travel restrictions. today, we have closed the book on apartheid and that chapter. more than 3,000 subway passengers were affected. nausea, bleeding, headaches and a dimming of vision, all of this caused by an apparently organised attack. the trophy itself was on the pedestal in the middle of the cabinet here. now, this was an international trophy, and we understand now that the search for it has become an international search. above all, this was a triumph for the christian democrats. of the west, offering reunification as quickly as possible. _ and that's what t

to trust you, empower you, every place you go, to your pta meeting -- talk about it when you're in thels of this place today. i think that talking about what matters will get us back to the right places. i'm convinced we can do it. we sometimes hear each other talk and get pretty down. we become more timid, we must do just the opposite the american miracle is powerful and you are part of it. he will lead us to the right place. we are going to restore a conservative america that has at its core are founding ideas of our judeo-christian tradition. there is no turning back. we have a responsibility to act consistently every day to stay in the fight. i will always do that, i know you will join me, bless you and god bless the great nation of the united states of america. thank you all. ♪

i am proud to say the national pta is supporting my students and parents bill of rights. charlotte. guest: good morning, charlotte. caller: good morning, representative. i am calling because i appreciate the fact that i am a child from the 50's and 60's elementary school, prior to the 1965 civil rights and education law coming forward that gave us this new structure of laws that we now live under in the frame of the beginning. i live in tallahassee, florida. in my neighborhood, we have a blue-ribbon elementary school with 896 children. i doubt very seriously that those parents, at a blue-ribbon school that provides innovative and inviting classrooms and a well-rounded curriculum as you stated, and support services, as you stated. we cannot allow public taxpayer money to be taken away from our blue-ribbon public schools, which mostly 32 states have in the constitution that they must provide a well-rounded public school environment. we have ptas and parent-teacher conferences. host: what is your question for the congresswoman? esco -- caller: my question is, what i want her

i'm entrusting you, and power and you go do it every place you go in your workplace, after schools, pta meeting, at the park. talk about the very things you talked about when you're in the halls of this place today. believe a conservative return to what matters will get us back to the right places. i'm convinced that we can do it. we sometimes hear each of the talking, we get pretty dead. we watched the things going on and we become more timid. we must do just the opposite. the american miracle is powerful. you are part of it. you will lead us back to the right place. we are going to restore a conservative america that has at its core our founding ideas of our judeo-christian tradition. the fight has started. we are in it. there's no turning back. we have responsibly to act consistently every day and stay in the fight. i've always do that. i know you will join me. god bless youal and may god bles the great nation of the united states off america. thank you all. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome cofounder strive asset management, vivek ramaswamy. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> thank you, guys.

i'm entrusting you, and power and you go do it every place you go in your workplace, after schools, pta the park. talk about the very things you talked about when you're in the halls of this place today. believe a conservative return to what matters will get us back to the right places. i'm convinced that we can do it. we sometimes hear each of the talking, we get pretty dead. we watched the things going on and we become more timid. we must do just the opposite. the american miracle is powerful. you are part of it. you will lead us back to the right place. we are going to restore a conservative america that has at its core our founding ideas of our judeo-christian tradition. the fight has started. we are in it. there's no turning back.

both totally u na cce pta ble. there needs to be training for all staff who might do this.keeping. it's shocking to me. and parents need to be informed. the commissioner says that strip—searches are necessary in certain circumstances, like a threat to life, but stresses the bar must be high. responding to the findings, the national police chiefs' council said:... but this campaigner says greater action is needed. there should be a complete cessation on searches until we have those safeguards in place, until there is a proper system of reporting, of scrutiny, of oversight. because otherwise we are allowing a potentially abusive situations to continue to be perpetuated. the children's commissioner says she will be calling for more police data next year. coastguards in tunisia say 29 people are now known to have drowned when two boats carrying migrants sank within hours of each other. the vessels were heading to italy — as part of an increase in crossings that's seen several other boats sink, and dozens more reach the italian island of lampedusa. four other boats have gone dow

it is called pta. the current bill infringes on citizen rights.ids are citizens, no one should have the right to keep them ignorant. mike and orlando santos attacks that says this legislation is absolutely useless. every school district has parent and students right written into the code of conduct which every parent/student signs when the year starts. what happened to what republicans ran on? the border, nothing. it's a sad day that we need a bill to appear in our own children. keep the government out of their lives. when we take a village to raise our children we mean parents and friends. liberals hate that parents want to say in their own children's education. that is some of the conversation that's continuing on social media but we will head back to the phone lines. from texas, tell us your opinion on this legislation. caller: i 100% supported and i bless kevin mccarthy, god bless the man and god bless the republicans for fighting against people and all democrats want to do -- if you are born a boy. you're a boy. if you are born a girl, you're

it is called pta. the current bill infringes on citizen rights.ids are citizens, no one should have the right to keep them ignorant. mike and orlando santos attacks that says this legislation is absolutely useless. every school district has parent and students right written into the code of conduct which every parent/student signs when the year starts. what happened to what republicans ran on? the border, nothing. it's a sad day that we need a bill to appear in our own children. keep the government out of their lives. when we take a village to raise our children we mean parents and friends. liberals hate that parents want to say in their own children's education. that is some of the conversation that's continuing on social media but we will head back to the phone lines. from texas, tell us your opinion on this legislation. caller: i 100% supported and i bless kevin mccarthy, god bless the man and god bless the republicans for fighting against people and all democrats want to do -- if you are born a boy. you're a boy. if you are born a girl, you're

. >> to me when i hear parental rights, what happened to the pta? parent teachers associations?this an issue? what i have a problem with his party of life become a part of respect for family and individual freedom has no problem putting a target on the backs of trans kids and their families. so when i hear parental rights come i think parental rights for who? >> ashley: the bill would require schools to publish curriculums publicly and give parents a list of reading material given to their kids. the bill passed the house and now heads to the senate. >> todd: minnesota assigning a new bill into law that will make the state a refuge for children seeking transgender medical procedures if they have been denied those procedures in other states. here are state touting the legislation. >> gender affirming care is life-saving health care. withholding or delaying gender for a new care can have a dramatic impact on the mental health of any individual who needs it. >> and when our medical professionals say this will improve and save lives of their patience, it is our job to listen to them

from step-by-step instructions to guide you through the airport to walking ptas. -- walking etas. get your take on, we get lost in the noise of surrounding elon musk, but he took to stage today. ed: he gave us 10 minutes notice, he gave us a live link than the bloomberg newsroom erupted. we gathered and did a lot of blog. there were questions, everything from when is the twitter executive bench going to be as deep as tesla? so much to discuss. my editor and friend and co-sufferer through the process joins me on set. there were a lot of takeaways. you and i wrote about a number of them. one was the debt and -- it is $1.5 billion annually, he justified the savagery of laying off all the stuff. -- laying off all the staff. 6 he's -- >> he said they are getting to be cash flow equal maybe edging toward cash flow positive. he went on to say that they are now ebitda positive and i think this is now part of his optimism. with seen a lot of optimism from him despite spending $44 billion on twitter, despite the layoffs, he really thinks that he can turn it around. not only does he think he

[laughter] so they pretended the kkk was running the pta.mand of the ten people in the fbi's ten most wanted list our parents. i kid, but they weren't when they decided to intimidate parents from being good parents. no surprise it was [bleep]. the oscars saw more violence than these witless school boards. meanwhile, house dems are going postal over the parental rights in education bill. proposed legislation includes the right for parents to voice their opinions on a children's education, the right to see what's being taught in class and with the school spending their money on. and the right to maintain a child's privacy and the right for uncle greg to borrow their schwinn on a moment's notice. but parents want to roll in the kids education. who do they think they are, parents? they should be imprisoned. let's see what the dems think. >> they want to ban books about history. ban books about the american journey. ban books about the holocaust. ban books about slavery. speak of how disgraceful we want to terrorize the very people who love our c

she served on pta, school boards and her argument, you give money to people where the parents are goingntion to make sure they're on top of all of these things. i don't think there's inconsistency there. i do think, you're right to bring up what terry mcauliffe said in the race in virginia, he said like, teachers are the ones who should be in charge of your kids. these are sound bites of death for democrats. you run those during the campaign. it's going to be a tremendous problem. i do think going out -- coming out the pandemic, so many people had terrible educational outcomes and had to turn to pod learning, home schooling, millions of kids from the public school system that it's going to be on democrats to have to make a very clear and potent case for why there shouldn't a voucher system for 5 or $6000. i'm not saying every kid gets a free ride to the top private schools in the country. when the public school system did fail so many, we would agree a strong public school system makes the country better. you have to show up and defend that if vouchers is available to people. >> absolut

. >> when i hear parental rights, i think what happened to the pta?hy all of a sudden is this an issue? i think it's an issue given who they are targeting because they need a foil. the far right needs a foil. that's not to say parents don't have concerns about what their kids are learning in classrooms. it just seems like from governor ron desantis in florida to governor huckabee in arkansas to the republican-led house of representatives, it seems like they have a problem specifically with trans kids. what i have a problem with is that the party of life, the party of respect for family and individual freedom has no problem putting a target on the backs of trans kids and their families. when i hear parental rights, i think parental rights for whom? >> what do you think? >> there's a lot of crazy stuff going on in schools, book banning, not teaching black history. i want to bracket that aside and say that is outrageous. there is a core problem here. during covid, a lot of parents got a look at what their kids were doing because the classroom turned into

so yes, every time that there is a pga conference, our pta meeting where parents go to read passagesng taught to their children and it cannot even be read out loud, only are talking about issues and we cannot even throw the book on television, all of that reinforces the fact that there are parents who are concerned and that consistent problem on the left is that people dismiss those concerns out of hand and say that they know better, which quite literally is why every republican in the country -- >> i would just like to add that i think on the other side of that conversation, and by the way i'm an independent, i know that you think i'm a liberal, but i am right down the middle. i want to say that the parents who are concerned about what's being taught, there are parents who are concerned about what is not being taught. those parents don't have a voice right now, there are parents who are concerned that you are learning about your history the way that you should, their parents are concerned that you're not reading the book that they think you should read. why are we listening to those

oh, it will it will come from little league teams and pta and churches and synagogues and school boards. it won't come from washington. who who presidents can set a tone for that i think by the way they speak the way they engage with others, but they can't fix it. it has to be fixed in hundreds of thousands of small places across america. have you received one question? you probably done 50 interviews on this show. have you received one question on the religious ministerial, first of its kind ever, that you organized. yes, from the christian broadcast network? yes. would tell people why. marianne glennon, this whole effort mattered so much to you. this was this was both personal and professional. when i show at the state department, we are setting a state department, executes its mission and gives guidance and what are these cables that go out they're basically emails they're messages that say if someone asked you a question actress opposed to answer why and we were sending out cables on rights that were incomprehensible me and worse yet, they would have been incomprehensible to the fou

. >> as a parent, you want parents involved in schools, part of the pta, boost booster club. >> parentalnt and accountability is a better predicter of test scores than even property income tax funding. maria: congressman, this keeps getting worse on all ends. final question here. do you think the republicans are going to be able to take the politicization out of these agencies with their subcommittee on weaponization and all of the oversight you're doing? >> yeah, what we found is when you shine a light on the activities the doj they run for cover, they tend to stop the persecution of parents, the prosecution of republicans and so hopefully we'll continue to shine a light and stop this abuse of the process. maria: by the way, is it merrick garland you abusing or number two, lisa mond monaco or somebody else. >> there's a lot of folks at doj we need to question about that. merrick garland is witness number one. maria: we'll leave it there. thank you very much. quick break and len less than half of americans are pulling for president biden now as we look ahead to 2024. our panel will weigh

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something happening in the schools and i just feel that is crazy because they don't have a affluent enough pta to fund the nurse. that should be basic. we shouldn't have to ask for donations to fund a school nurse. >> that ties into the mental health issues people are facing. covid was detrimental to everyone but especially young people who spnt hours a day online and away from mental health support in a really difficult time and i think people are beginning to realize now how important those services are. i think there is work to do but advocase hads been relatively successful in san francisco getting more support for mental health but there is a huge gap we are now catching up with. it was never priority before the pandemic and beginning to become one now but there are so many young people struggling and waiting for support and frankly often falling through the cracks of the system that is supposed to help them. >> yeah. speaking from an older person, no mental helt what so ever in anything growing up so to talk in the progress is like huge, but of course it isn't enough still. >> there is a

a couple weeks ago, earlier this month i was asked to be the keynote speaker for the national pta's annual, how they call it, capitol hill sort of lobbying effort and i was a little taken aback they wanted me to do it and focus on guns this year. because of all the issues i felt with this house of representatives, it's not going to happen, this congress, right. but i was so impressed the more i thought about it. they're not taking two years off. they're going to keep working, changing minds. the other guy doesn't take two years off when they have the houses of congress. they're in the trenches, working, changing minds slowly for the next chance when hopefully in two years it will be in different hands again and pass the next law. you know, shannon watts and gabby giffords, ten years after sandy hook, nothing, it seemed impossible. people were saying this is the end gun safety. they had no chance of winning anything. they just did it anyway. and they spent most of their early years in the state houses, state legislatures where they lost and lost and lost, but they started learning how to wi

i was a card carrying pta member. a certainly testified, now and then on the school budget or school issues. i didn't threaten the lives for families of school board members. i don't, anonymously, threaten violent or, let it be known, i knew where they lived. that they will be trouble. that is a different form of speech, isn't it? >> yes. >> would it be wrong for the fbi, under some circumstances, to be called in to look into that for the protection of elected school board members? for that matter, active parents? >> the fbi or state and local authorities, who also have the ability to investigate violent crimes, both. >> do you think the fbi is the enemy of the american people? >> i do not. in my experience again, i was a government for 15 years. >> do you think the fbi ought to be defunded? >> i do not believe the fbi should be defunded, no. >> for example, if they were, the tampa field office that infiltrated in spent six months embedded in a network of ransomware gang himes and took it down. i've that is no longer

so is it this this one word judgement that causes the problem and that the ofsted inspect ptas themselvesyeah i think that's that's part of the issue because sometimes some people think oh parents just want to one word summary of a school because parents are trying to send their to the best school possible. but need to give more credit. need to give them more credit. parents read a one two parents can read a one or two page parents can read a one or two page report and make discerning differences between schools. but yeah, the word yeah, i think the one word statement. is what statement. i think that is what really okay. well, really causes here. okay. well, thank you very much indeed joining your view. and joining us with your view. and as course, thoughts with as say, of course, thoughts with , all those , the family of all those involved . but we'll assess what involved. but we'll assess what the situation is from ofsted and whether in fact remit will be changed. coming up. also, we'll have the latest from utah, the latest in the gwyneth paltrow trial and the ski accident on the slopes