employment is at a record high in the uk, yet this research from the resolution foundation today says. that amounts to 3.4 million people. but is it a bad thing, necessarily, if people are perhaps staying in education longer and can perhaps afford to not work to supplement those early years? you can look at it in different ways because while you are studying, it may make sense by not being distracted by going off to some kind ofjob in the evenings and weekends. it may make sense to focus on your studies, especially if you are paying more in tuition fees and want to get value for money. but when it comes to trying to enter the world of work, the risk may well be that if you are up against an applicant who has done some kind of work experience, you are seen therefore as a less attractive candidate because you have missed out on that. but the resolution foundation has also identified a group of people in their late 20s and in their 30s, particularly women with children and men with health problems, who have never worked. the dangerfor them is that the later you leave it to enter the worl

the resolution foundation, a think—tank focusing on people on lower incomes, says the increase is partly working saturdayjobs. we will bring you more on that later in the programme. the backbench labour mp lisa nandy has become the latest person to join the party's leadership contest. her announcement came just hours afterjess phillips launched her campaign. with me now is our political correspondentjohn 0wen. john, we are expecting more names over the weekend. but two prominent backbenchers here. yes, two high—profile figures who, as expected, have confirmed they intend to stand to replacejeremy corbyn. theyjoin the shadow foreign secretary emily thornberry and clive lewis as the four candidates who have confirmed they will be standing for leadership. in terms of pitches we are likely to hear from the two candidates, i thinkjess phillips has a reputation of a critic of the current leadership, so she will i think be appealing to those in the labour membership looking for a clea n b rea k labour membership looking for a clean break from the current leadership, she will attempt to position

scene therefore is a less attractive candidate because you have missed out on that, but the resolution foundationroup of people in their late 20s and early 30s, particularly women with children and men with health problems who have never worked, and the dangerfor them problems who have never worked, and the danger for them as the later you leave it to try to enter the world of work, it can become much more difficult to get paid employment. the climate change campaigner greta thunberg has changed her name to "sharon" on twitter, in honour of a celebrity game show contestant who appeared to have no idea who she was. the casualty actress amanda henderson was appearing on celebrity mastermind when she was asked to name the famous activist. the 2019 book entitled no—one is too small to make a difference is a collection of speeches by a swedish climate change activist, what's her name? sharon? greta thunberg. well, this was how the climate change activist responded last night, clearly seeing the funny side of the story. she's since changed her name back on twitter to the more predictable greta thunberg

the resolution foundation report published yesterday highlighted serious distress caused by the dysfunctionalre of the universal credit system. one claimant says, "sometimes you are starving," another said, "it was horrendous." another said, "it was very hard for me because i am not good at computers." does the prime minister think that universal credit is meeting its second aim of making the social security system simpler? pm johnson: yes indeed, mr. speaker. we are making the social security system simpler because we have massively reduced unemployment. on his specific point about greggs, as far as i can understand the situation, greggs is producing record figures£7 million extra. one person, i believe, has complained about the bonus system that he remarks upon, that it is in the context of unparalleled growth in employment, with 359,000 more jobs in this country this year than last year and the international monetary fund now confirming that the u.k. economy will grow faster than the eurozone. when is he going to stop talking britain down and start recognizing the extraordinary achievement

the resolution foundation says a lot of lower income families are increasingly reliant on things likencial crisis ten years ago, but overall levels of debt relative to income have not risen beyond their financial crisis levels, they are actually lower. we have seen a big rise in the proportion of families at the bottom of income distribution using things like credit cards, overdrafts, hire purchase and so on, and it is worrying because these are the same groups which have been suffering from the pay squeeze, rising housing costs a nd from the pay squeeze, rising housing costs and also have reduced savings. how worried should we be? we are a long way from the levels of debt which drove the financial crisis, aren‘t we? and the availability of new credit can be incredibly useful and a good thing for some of these low income households. those are excellent points, and what our research shows that, on the first one, whilst overall levels are nowhere near what they were before the financial crisis, for some particular households there is a problem, and financial inclusion is absolutely a go

the transcripts what he's trying to say as he said in the past his phone call with lot of resolute ski the foundation of this impeachment inquiry that there was nothing nefarious about it in his words it was a perfect telephone call and with respect to davos the president is trying very hard to tout some of the accomplishments of his presidency and in fact they are significant renegotiating trade deals is a big campaign promise the president has secured on whether it's with canada and mexico phase one of the china trade deal here's the problem no one's talking about it no one's paying attention what the american public is fixated on is what's happening down the road up on capitol hill so the president is trying and by going to davos he's trying to influence the narrative but miss case it's taken on a life of its own with respect to the proceedings happening in the u.s. senate thank you kimberly how could so white house correspondent side fielding at 1600 pennsylvania avenue ok there's lots to talk about even as the proceedings still go along and to do that we've got plenty kohei in washington corresp

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. >> clerk: item 6 is the approval of the resolution accepting a grant from the annie e.casey foundation for the on-demand labor survey and study in the amount of $50,000. >> chair fewer: thank you. >> thank you, madam chair and commissioners. and this site authorize us to accept a grant from the anniee. casey foundation for our on-demand labor survey for a total of $50,000. this funding will pay mostly for the survey team's time to analyze the data and it will also include an analysis of the 18 to 24 demographic. i want to thank bob golloth and irene lee and the foundation, they have been wonderful and they really believe in the value of this study. i also want to thank our intern dan rail who helped with the pitch, and i recommend that you approve this item. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public to comment on item number 6 seeing none, it's now closed. commissioner mar. >> thank you, chair fewer. congratulations on this latest outside funding that you secured for this important study. i just was wondering where we're at --

including both the current majority and minority leaders, voted in support of a pretrial resolution that laid the foundation for the trial ahead. this was in fairness to all concerned, and so the senate could know how this would proceed and what they would be called upon to do. back in 1999, all 100 senators decided to begin with opening arguments, to move to senators' questions and then vote on a motion to dismiss. this would provide an opportunity to hear the case presented by the parties before the decision was made whether to hear from additional witnesses. i might add, i believe the house heard from 17 different witnesses, all of that testimony certainly could be presented by the impeachment managers in the senate. sometimes i hear people talking about whether we're going to have any witnesses or not. well of course. but witnesses come in different shapes and sizes and form. there could be a live witness, there could be a witness' sworn testimony presented in a hearing or in a deposition outside of the chamber and excerpts are read into evidence in the impeachment trial. this is not a question of wheth

. >> clerk: item 6 is the approval of the resolution accepting a grant from the annie e.casey foundation for the on-demand labor survey and study in the amount of $50,000. >> chair fewer: thank you. >> thank you, madam chair and commissioners. and this site authorize us to accept a grant from the anniee. casey foundation for our on-demand labor survey for a total of $50,000. this funding will pay mostly for the survey team's time to analyze the data and it will also include an analysis of the 18 to 24 demographic. i want to thank bob golloth and irene lee and the foundation, they have been wonderful and they really believe in the value of this study. i also want to thank our intern dan rail who helped with the pitch, and i recommend that you approve this item. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public to comment on item number 6 seeing none, it's now closed. commissioner mar. >> thank you, chair fewer. congratulations on this latest outside funding that you secured for this important study. i just was wondering where we're at --

another bill would direct the national science foundation to award grants for research on suicide. later in the week in the house, a resolution from congresswoman barbara lee to repeal the 2002 congressional authorization for the use of military force against iraq. and a bill from congressman cana that would block federal funding from being used to take military action against iran without congressional authorization. up next on c-span, presidential candidate joe biden speaking with voters at the common man inn in claremont, new hampshire on friday. [applause] >> hello, claremont. i could be -- the history of claremont, i could be in scranton or claymont, delaware. where i grew up.

and closely at the sun, and here it is the national science foundation shared this close-up of the sun's surface. it's the highest resolution image ever taken of the sun. each of those little cell-like structures aren't that little. each of them are about the size of texas how about that >> wow >> that's incredible to see it moving >> it's mesmerizing to sleeping, put this on, go right to bed >> be nice and warm. corn puffs. >> yeah. i'm hungry now >> let's get into this forecast for your upcoming weekend. a quiet day, no travel issues at all. as we go into friday rain moving into the southeast rain maybe and thunderstorms in south florida. some of those superbowl activities friday night may not be that much fun in the heavy rain by the time we get to saturday, this storm is off the coast. not a snowstorm for the northeast. looks like it will only be a big event for our friends in nova scotia another swing anmiss ford r gear for the kids. northern plains, temperatures only in the 20s today, too warmer conditions coming your way this weekend >>> and we are going to start february very warm iw locations. talk record heat comi

. >> clerk: item 6 is the approval of the resolution accepting a grant from the annie e.casey foundation for the on-demand labor survey and study in the amount of $50,000. >> chair fewer: thank you. >> thank you, madam chair and commissioners. and this site authorize us to accept a grant from the anniee. casey foundation for our on-demand labor survey for a total of $50,000. this funding will pay mostly for the survey team's time to analyze the data and it will also include an analysis of the 18 to 24 demographic. i want to thank bob golloth and irene lee and the foundation, they have been wonderful and they really believe in the value of this study. i also want to thank our intern dan rail who helped with the pitch, and i recommend that you approve this item. >> chair fewer: thank you very much. let's open this up for public comment. any members of the public to comment on item number 6 seeing none, it's now closed. commissioner mar. >> thank you, chair fewer. congratulations on this latest outside funding that you secured for this important study. i just was wondering where we're at --

the national science foundation released the highest resolution photos and videos ever taken of the sun'sreveal these blobs of boiling plasma. they look like kernels, but each of those cells you are looking at is about the size of the state of texas. >> wow. >> these images taken by a new telescope in hawaii named, of course, for the hawaiian senator. and the thing is this telescope which they are going to have an operation for some 44 years, us some great new information that will improve our understanding of what drives space weather. >> it's very pretty. >> i think can i get a stick long enough to roast a marshmallow? close. >> tony, your turn. >> i am talking about one of the most consequence stories of our time. that, of course, is the controversy surrounding james corden, host of the late show show and whether he is faking his "carpool karaoke." >> he is not. >> well, some of it as he addressed last night on his show. a video surfaced, this video right here, showing corden in his range rover with bieber, justin bieber, and they are filming a portion of the "carpool karaoke" segment.

another bill would direct the national science foundation to award grants for research on suicide. later in the week in the house, a resolution from congresswoman barbara lee to repeal the 2002 congressional authorization for the use of military force against iraq. and a bill from congressman cana that would block federal funding from being used to take military action against iran without congressional authorization. up next on c-span, presidential candidate joe biden speaking with voters at the common man inn in claremont, new hampshire on friday. [applause] >> hello, claremont. i could be -- the history of claremont, i could be in scranton or claymont, delaware. where i grew up. we used to have viable industries. in scranton it was coal and steel and in claymont, delaware it was steel and everything has changed. we have not changed it enough. it is great to be back and i want to thank all of you for coming out. thank you to bethany and mr. speaker for not only your services as a speaker but your ervice in vietnam. you knew beau. he said the most moving thing that happened after he came home --hello? hello? i will pull this

another would direct the national science foundation to award grants for research on suicide. later in the week in the house, a resolution from congresswoman barbara lee to repeal the 2002 congressional authorization for the use of military force against iraq. and a bill from congressman ro khanna that would block federal funding from being used to take military action against iran without congressional authorization. when the house is back in session at 4:45 p.m. eastern today, we'll have live coverage here on c-span. >> the impeachment of president trump, watch unfiltered coverage of the senate trial on c-span2, live as it happens. . d same-day re-airs the w on c-span.org and on free to c-span radio app. >> up next on c-span, the senate environment and public works committee holds a hearing on economic growth in distressed communities. the assistant commerce secretary for economic development testify as at this hearing. it's about -- testifies at a this hearing. it's about an hour.

resolution except i suppose the white house lawyers. we'll be fighting for a fair trial. as i mentioned before, that is really the foundation on which this all rests. if the senate decides, if the senate prevails and there are no witnesses, it will be the first impeachment trial in history that goes to conclusion without witnesses. the atmosphere in the senate when i came with the other house managers and we read the articles was one befitting something that has only happened three times in the nation's history, and i intend during the trial to be respectful of the senators, to operate from the presumption that they do take their oath seriously, but also with the knowledge that americans are watching, that they're going to demand a fair trial, and if the senators don't give the country a fair trial, one that's fair to the president, but also fair to the american people, the senators will be held accountable. so that's the approach i intend to take. >> finally, senator, i mean congressman, you're also the chair of the house intelligence committee. your committee holds meetings on global security threats, and politico is repo

resolution. the new garage that they're opposing is actually 7 feet away through solid rock from his house foundation. i intentionally kept this wall away from the property to give them peace of mind. i've clarified over and over that the foundation will not affect his foundation. his expert produced a report with falsified claims that the new foundation proposed to attach to the current foundation. it's also the report that the board of supervisors inadvertently relied on when they granted the ceqa appeal. i've offered multiple times to meet with mr. karp to discuss the technical aspects of the foundation, all of which were declined. the key aspects of the karp report are factually incorrect and should not be relied on by anyone. i've offered complete access to my property for mr. kaufman. i've offered to pay for a new foundation for mr. kaufman along the property -- the shared property line and to maintain his existing brick foundation wall. he declined. i've offered to place $250,000 in an escrow account as insurance against damage during excavation. no damage will occur, but the funds would be av

foundation. thanks for having this hearing. i feel like there's a lot of good things in this resolution. and i'd just like to acknowledge that us doing overdose prevention work in san francisco has been doing amazing job. and with a lot of support from the department of public health. but, you know, with fentanyl the game has kind of changed out there. so we need to adjust. so i'm just here to say i support this resolution. just some things i'd like to add that i feel like should kind of go alongside this is, you know, more training for law enforcement, paramedics, department of public works. a lot of those kinds of agencies can be barriers as far as like overdose response. you know, people get narcan thrown away by the department of public works, which, you know, puts them at greater risk. you know, police aren't very -- aren't very welcoming when they respond to an overdose. [bell dings] and paramedics as well. i just feel like some kind of sensitivity training can help and so it's more apparent that they're public servants and they're to help save people's lives. [ >> thank you. >> th

every year i introduce a resolution to recognize the outstanding contributions that catholic schools make to our nation. the n education provided foundation that enabled me to earn two degrees in engineering and a ph.d. in political science before i began my career as a teacher. liplip my experience, my wife's -- mr. lipinski: my experience, my wife's experience and the experience of so many others across our nation has made me a life-long supporter of catholic schools. this year's catholic schools week theme is learn, serve, lead, succeed. and that is exactly what catholic schools teach students to do. earlier this week i visited st. christina in chicago and st. albert the great in burbank. and later this week, i'll be at in lamont, as well as st. richard and st. daniel in chicago. mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to take time this week to recognize the great work of the catholic schools in their districts. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20rks the chair will postpone -- 20, the chair will postpone further proceedings today on motions to suspend the rules on which a recorded vote or the yeas and n

resolution. the new garage that they're opposing is actually 7 feet away through solid rock from his house foundationi intentionally kept this wall away from the property to give them peace of mind. i've clarified over and over that the foundation will not affect his foundation. his expert produced a report with falsified claims that the new foundation proposed to attach to the current foundation. it's also the report that the board of supervisors inadvertently relied on when they granted the ceqa appeal. i've offered multiple times to meet with mr. karp to discuss the technical aspects of the foundation, all of which were declined. the key aspects of the karp report are factually incorrect and should not be relied on by anyone. i've offered complete access to my property for mr. kaufman. i've offered to pay for a new foundation for mr. kaufman along the property -- the shared property line and to maintain his existing brick foundation wall. he declined. i've offered to place $250,000 in an escrow account as insurance against damage during excavation. no damage will occur, but the funds would be avai