what do the sanitation workers think of them? >> it varies. sometimes they are a nuisance because they are in the way of emptying that basket. sometimes it is like, wow, look at that poor fellow who for the grace of someone, perhaps, could go i. and sometimes they do not pay much attention. >> how often do you find a college degree among the san workers, that have a college degree besides yourself? >> plenty. the economy is not friendly right now for people who need jobs. you are not required to have a college degree, that i know people with masters degrees. at some, that is where they stay. others get promoted up. >> what about the relationship between people who have lots of degrees like that and people who don't? is there tension there? >> i haven't seen it. perhaps it exists. you learn very quickly, the measure of success is how well you do the job on the street. if you have a phd or a ged, it is irrelevant if you can't do the job well or if you can do the job well. the respect you get from your coworkers is how well you do the job. again,

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new york ride with the sanitation crew. >> morning about the day begins at dawn, new york's army of sanitationmuster for a roll-call then mobilize on city streets. it takes 6000 uniformed workers to pick up the trash created by 8 million residents. >> and up at 4:00 in the morning, is not easy. i'm going on eight years and does not get easier. >> especially on a day like this. back breakingng, work ended little bit smelly. each two-person crew picks up on average 10-15 tons of trash per day every day, rain or shine. the work comes with a decent paycheck. after five years on the job, workers make an annual salary of $70,000. more with overtime. there are risks. >> people just for a everything out so you don't know what you are picking up. don't stand behind a copper because anything could shoot out. >> according to the u.s. department of labor, sanitation workers in the york have twice the fatality rate police officers and nearly seven times the fatality rate of firefighters. that makes it the fourth most deadly job in the country. >> you are dealing with traffic elements, hazards in the garbag

you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple. we recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much, thank yo today on this beautiful summer san francisco morning. it's a little windy so bear with us. i'm with the s fm t a. i'm so excited to have you here, to have these folks behind me here but most of all to have these vehicles here. as i think about why we are so excited to have these new vehicles hitting the streets of san francisco. the first new vehicles to hit the streets in six or seven years. it's not just t

and look at the general sanitation and see if they can actually do sterilizing and sanitizing. >> he charges $186 to look at that type of facility and approve it before it gets approved. >> what were you doing before? >> what were we doing? >> yes, we were doing this, this is making it more official. >> we always charge, we just had a plan check fee. which is right now, what we are charging the $186 for like food or for mobile food or for cost connections or swimming pools so this is the same as what we are charging any other type of facility. >> is that usually an hour to do. >> what we are charging is $800 and depending on the number of hours that is takes we subtract it off the $800 and many times it will take four hours and that is $800 it is going to be. >> okay. >> ed walsh with the health department, regarding your question, commissionerer white, we collected a $800 deputy and that is based on a $186 an hour, and times the union plans and going out on the construction through the materials that are going to be used for the rest room or for the

you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple. we recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much, >> hi, i'm lawrence corn field. welcome to building san francisco. we have a special series, stay safe. we're looking at earthquake issues. and today we're going to be talking with a residential building owner about what residential building owners and tenants can and should do before earthquakes and after earthquakes. ♪ ♪ >> we're here at this wonderful spur exhibit on mission street in san francisco and i have with

we are another set of eyes. >> in july the sanitation and postal workers will receive c.p.r. training, resources that have always been available but never tapped until now. in antioch for abc7 news. >> this morning, f.b.i. director robert mueller will appear before a house judiciary committee oversight hearing where he is expected to be questioned on the national security administration leak. whistleblower snowden remains out of sight probably in monday congress and yesterday he said hackers hit china and north korea and hong kong. he intends to stay in hong kong to reveal what he calleds "criminality" by the united states. the n.s.a. says the claims are by snowden are false. federal officials are preparing to charge him urge the espionage act. a poll shows that members are more concerned about their privacy online. 43 percent worry about the government checking what they do on the internet but more people, 57 percent, say they are more worried about private companies doing the same. the survey was conducted last year before the recent revelations of large-scale secret govern

that tunnels and platforms aren't properly lit and some of the bathrooms are closed leading to sanitation issues. >> our members put their lives in danger every, single day for the patrons because they care about the patrons. >> reporter: bart calls safety a red herring. >> the second point is the salary, the pension contribution and the healthcare participation. >> reporter: so there are several sticking points. >> well, the economics are the sticking points. >> reporter: according to bart, its union employees earn an average of $134,000 a year in wages, overtime and benefits. they pay nothing for their pension and a flat rate of $92 per month for healthcare regardless of dependents. bart wants them to pay into

you need to think about sanitation. the options are simple. we recommend a set up if you are able to stay in your building or house to make sure that you have heavy duty trash bags available. you can set this up within your existing toilet bowl and once it's used. you take a little bit of our bleach. we talked about it earlier from the water. you seal the bag completely. you make sure you mark the bag as human waste and set it aside and wait for instruction about how to dispose of it. be very aware of cleanliness and make sure you have wipes so folks are able to wash up when dealing with the sanitation issue. >> thank you so much, >> there has been an acknowledgement of the special places around san francisco bay. well, there is something sort of innate in human beings, i think, that tend to recognize a good spot when you see it, a spot that takes your breath away. this is one of them. >> an icon of the new deal. >> we stood here a week ago and we heard all of these dignitaries talk about the symbol that coit tower is for san francisco. it's i

they want the vendor million dollar funding to go to health and sanitation. expressed fore nine people were shot during a battle with gangsters and police. and authorities said the shooting happened because a criminal gang was taking advantage of the mass rallies to steal. police lost one of their own in the overnight gunfight, and now more than 1000 officers have been deployed to the area. there in pursuit of a robbery suspects. according to the police, the gain was robbing people in the cars stuck in street protests. they arrested several suspects. but they left crime scenes like this one unguarded for several hours. the one whoy that died in this house was only 15 years old. killinghave to stop everything around here. we are not dogs here, you know. we are civilized. our country, brazil, has to get better. >> for days now, protesters iraq been calling for more spending on transportation and health care -- protesters have been calling on more spending for health care and sanitation. innocent people often get caught in crossfire between the gangs and police.

no evidence that the planes were contaminated, but an epa rule requires the aircraft to be sanitized and tested. no passengers were on board and nobody has gotten sick. >>> construction will get underway tomorrow morning at the new 49er stadium in santa clara. that from the contractor responsible for the site where an elevator mechanic died on monday. ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think it is an issue because

no evidence that the planes were contaminated, but an epa rule requires the aircraft to be sanitized and tested. no passengers were on board and nobody has gotten sick. >>> construction will get underway tomorrow morning at the new 49er stadium in santa clara. that from the contractor responsible for the site where an elevator mechanic died on monday. ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think it is an issue because

he went to dentist to march with sanitation -- he went to memphis to march with sanitation workers.gerous. the violence was intense. he went back. ,t was on that fateful day april 4, 1968, that dr. king was gunned down and about the need of the lorraine motel as he was there to organize a local union with sanitation workers. we urge you to call right now. and then you see what happens next. when i first got the dvd and we were going through to decide what clips to play, i thought, what we call, with scrub through wood, raced through it and pick out a few clicks. i cannot do it. every time i went forward, i would take two steps back. no, five minutes back, than an hour back. i watched this over and over and still can't get enough of it. we urge you to go to the phone right now. dr. king reading his letter from the birmingham jail when the white clergy wrote to him, we don't us agree with what you are saying but we disagree with tactics. not in the the streets, do it in the courts. he responded in his famous letter from the birmingham jail, which i have read but have not seen him read

now, i say sanitized, the can urriculum that the marines walked into was soviet era can urriculum. what the soviets had done, and if you want to change a community or you want to change a country, you focus on the education system. and this was indicative in the can urriculum. you would see ak 47's and it would go through the whole nomenclature of ak 47's and it was k through 3 can urriculum. so the marines would grab that and substitute our stuff, which was focus on reading and writing. of course we facilitated the distribution of korans because this is an islamic country. initially we focused on brick and morter construction, renovation, after about a generation of violence you can beat these schools were destroyed. if we needed to build new ones, we certainly did, but we always made sure the afghans understood they had the ultimate responsibility of maintaining this once we leave. finally, girls in school. as i mentioned, literacy rate was 20 percent. that was country-wide. in southwest afghanistan that literacy rate was women was 8 percent. so you have to work very hard to get

no evidence that the planes were contaminated, but an epa rule requires the aircraft to be sanitized and tested. no passengers were on board and nobody has gotten sick. >>> construction will get underway tomorrow morning at the new 49er stadium in santa clara. that from the contractor responsible for the site where an elevator mechanic died on monday. ama dates is there live with the latest developments. ama? >> carolyn, the contractor has decided to resume construction here at the 49er new stadium tomorrow after a morning meeting with all of its employees. as those employees prepare to get back to work, the family of don white is left dealing with his death. old photos helped jarvis white remember don. >> he was a character and the life of the party and a practical joker. so he will be missed. he will be missed a lot. >> don white died in an elevator accident while working on the 49er new stadium. he was struck in the head by an elevator counterweight. it is too early to tell if there were safety code violations, but his son, sam, says he does president think it is an issue because

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when i am and wearing a sanitation worker uniform, i can observe people in a way they do not realize i am of serving them. >> anthropologist in residence 8 on c-gle tonight at span's "q & a." >> a look at the history of public surveillance programs. then a discussion on the growing number of families in which mothers are the primary providers. -- and later, a talk about the u.s. role in syria. "washington journal" is next. ♪ host: good morning and welcome to "washington journal." president obama wrapped up his california meeting with chinese president xi jinping. president obama heads back to washington today. the news continues to bring about the u.s. government's use of phone records, e-mails, and other data. are you willing to trade privacy for security? here are the numbers to call --

how about hand sanitizer. large zip lock bags so you can put your cell phone and wallet in. wart and a lantern. $93.55. with tax, $99.17, under $100. that's a good start eye remember hurricane isabelle. we had a long time with no showers and no electricity and having to use bottled water. this was terrible. >> reporter: in severna park, don harrison. >> we want to make sure you're prepared. the app sends alert to your smartphone. if you don't have it get it. >>> all right. we have continuing coverage. that scandal at the detention center. prisoners and corrections officers were indicted. >> we have more on lawmakers' response. >> reporter: if you're expecting an apology or resignation, you didn't get that. he talked about things he would like to see, including stronger penalties, cell phone jamming technology and trying to see what can be done in the future to clean up the baltimore detention center. governor o'malley did not attend the hearing but there were tough questions from lawmakers about the problems at the baltimore city detention center and what might be done to fi

some of the bathrooms are closed leading to sanitation issues. but the union is also asking bart for a raise. >> just to keep up with inflation and cost of living here in the bay area. >> reporter: according to bart, the union employees already earn an average of $134,000 a year in wages, overtime, and benefits. they pay nothing for their pension and a flat rate of $92 per month for health care regardless of dependents. >> they make a pretty good salary from what i understand. >> reporter: they have a survey out asking how the teamster compensation compares to their own. as riders try to figure out how to get to work. >> i don't know if i'm going to drive. i don't node. or i will just take ppo. >> find other means. we are living the bay area. there are ways from getting to point a to point b. >> it's crazy. >> reporter: and the union says it would give 72 hours before a strike so people would have a little bit of time to prepare. we will see what this new proposal from the bart board might mean to those negotiations. live in san francisco anne ma

they are warning about risks from poor sanitation. >> it is important for them to have safe water. if they don't, they are going to have food bourne diseases or jaundice or other diseases. >> many isolated areas have been cutoff by landslides and accessible only by air marking it hard to reach survivors. they are the worst since at least 2008 when around 500 people were killed. a ship carrying nuclear fuel delivered cargo to a dock on the sea of japan coast. the first such shipment in more than two years since the accident at the fukushima plant. it came from france for the takahama power plant. the same type of fuel once powered four reactors, but those facilities were idled after the disaster. they want to use the fuel in the number three disaster. it's still off line. they will seek permission to resume operation when is the new safety guidelines take effect next month. engineers at the damaged plant may be able to stop removing fuel rods from reactors sooner than expected. officials with the government and the operator have approved a plan to speed up the process. they refized

they would sanitize it.if someone says it, i say they said the word. that is the word. i don't go around calling people that word and don't like it when i hear it but i think it needs to be said. >> when you said it -- >> yeah, and i knew you would say it. >> you flinched. >> i flinched. because there is something about that word people can't handle. do you think and again, with the context -- you're not just saying it to say it. >> no. >> but when you say it and put it out there will that make it something people are able to handle more, to deal with more, to put -- to not be this giant, giant thing and problem? >> i think yes, and i think if -- if the situation had been reversed and someone in the courtroom had said the n-word, i would imagine that most networks and we would have bleeped it and not let people hear -- >> good point. >> that's how toxic that word is. i don't want to say it to people on the street, but when i did, they flirchlnched and i almost whispered it. i put queue cards up and the three

. >> if you can't get to the bathroom, use hand sanitizers and wash with them the same way, the fingerso. >> and take some viagra. >> next week, viagra. >> wash your hands. a lot of reaction to the age groups, what you should get checked at what age. that's going to be on foxnews.com and i will tweet it and on facebook. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. happy fathers day, to all the dads at home as well. snoop we begin a new hash with a fox news alert. top u.s. intelligence officials are crediting the controversial nsa surveillance program with saving lives and stopping more terror attacks than they first claimed, ax tacks that were potentially being plotted here -- at home -- and around the globe. good morning and happy fathers day. i'm eric shawn. i'm heather childers, in for jamie colby. the details are classified, but we may be learning more as ea

and this is usually picked up to due to poor sanitation to so a worker not washing their hands. >> new mexico and nevada reported cases of the disease linked to this fruit mix. symptoms can show up two weeks to two months after exposure. >> can include jaundice, ye es or skin, pain in the stomach. fatigue. >> and so far, san francisco has had no reported cases -- cases. the health department sent out an alert to locals to look out for people with these symptoms. live in oakland abc 7 news. >> thank you. investigators are now looking into what cause aid small grass fire in east san jose this afternoon. skew kroous battle this fire that broke out around 1:45. firefighters attacked it from the ground ask received help from a helicopter. calm winds helped limit this fire to just a few acres. and nearly 3,000 people forced to evacuate can now begin returning home. firefighters say cool air helped them gain ground in the fire. about 45 mime northwest of los angeles they're now calling it 40% contained. the fire destroyed at least six homes. damaged nine others and charred 46 square mile auto

medics are warning about risks from poor sanitation. >> it is important for them to have safe water, safe food, if they don't get that, there will be an epidemic of water and food-borne diseases, diarrhea, food poisoning, jaundice, other communicable diseases. >> many isolated areas have been cut off by landslides and are accessible only by air, making it hard to reach survivors. the floods are india's worst since at least 2008 when around 500 people were killed. >>> campaigning has kicked off in cambodia ahead of a general election slated for the end of july. prime minister 00 sun's party has been in office for the past 28 years. it's asking voters to renew its mandate claiming they led the country's recent period of strong economic growth. election rallies took place in phnom penh on thursday. eight parties are contesting 123 seats in the lower house. five years ago hun sen's ruling cambodian people's party scored a landslide victory. the result was seen as a clear sign of support for the prime minister. many people credit him with achieving peace and economic growth after years of

with rural metro ambulance says they have the highest standards for cleanliness, changing gloves, sanitizing rigs, and so on. >> we don't have any answer as to the transmission of dna. once there's a conclusion on how that happened, we will look at preventive measures going forward. >> this is likely the first documented case in the country involving a paramedic transferring dna. the defense says it shows science is not always a slam dunk. >> it assumes that it has been collected right. it assumed that it has been analyzed right and what we know here is, something went wrong. >> in san jose, kit doe, kpix5. >> the d.a.'s office says the case is still strong. >>> we could find out any minute whether bart workers will strike. kpix5's joe vasquez tells us the two sides are talking, but time is almost up. >> it is, liz. the big question right now, will there be a bart strike? the answer is, we just don't know because the two sides are at the table. in fact, about 7:30 this evening, they went inside bart headquarters here. they are negotiating across the table. both sides said they made concessio

not that long ago, it was a sleepy city on the shores of the black sea, lacking basic sanitation andgas lines. now the streets are booming. the mayor says the city has come a long way. >> today we have a city budget of $35 million, four times what we had 10 years ago. we have a new hospital, a new university, and hundreds of new jobs. the population has grown by one/three. >> there's also a new soccer stadium. construction contracts usually favor companies close to the prime minister's political party. he does not understand why people criticize the prime minister. >> the prime minister has done a good job so far. our prime minister. he is the prime minister or all of turkey. >> but he is not immune to opposing views. social media like twitter have given people a forum to criticize the government. not everyone here is content with the economic boom. they say they want more political reforms, too. >> he has done a lot of good things, but people are getting tired of his one-man government. he does not have all the answers. people do not want to just follow what everyone says and does.

not that long ago, it was a sleepy city on the shores of the black sea, lacking basic sanitation andgas lines. now the streets are booming. the mayor says the city has come a long way. >> today we have a city budget of $35 million, four times what we had 10 years ago. we have a new hospital, a new university, and hundreds of new jobs. the population has grown by one/three. >> there's also a new soccer stadium. construction contracts usually favor companies close to the prime minister's political party. he does not understand why people criticize the prime minister. >> the prime minister has done a good job so far. our prime minister. he is the prime minister or all of turkey. >> but he is not immune to opposing views. social media like twitter have given people a forum to criticize the government. not everyone here is content with the economic boom. they say they want more political reforms, too. >> he has done a lot of good things, but people are getting tired of his one-man government. he does not have all the answers. people do not want to just follow what everyone says and does.

if you're a building or sanitation worker, you're subsumed by the role to the opinion where it's almost like we're just part of the background. i'm going to say almost like a machine. so you're a human being wearing that uniform. the general world gets to overlook you, and it really just sort of not see you. i've called it -- it's lick a rom ulan cloaking device, or harry potter's cloak of invisibility. which is both very frustrating and also an interesting privilege, because when i'm wearing the sanitation worker uniform, i can observe people in ways they don't realize i'm observing them. >> nyu professor, and an to the pollingist in resident, robin nagle, sunday at 8:00, on c-span's q & a. >> house budget committee vice chair tom price called early successes of the house leadership, quote, noteworthy at a breakfast hosted by the christian science monitor this week. he was responding to an article that called the republican party dysfunctional and broken into factions. congressman price said the republican conference is maturing and overcome challenging, and he also talked about the de

man: the water infrastructure is vital for disease protection, fire protection, basic sanitation, economic development, and for our quality of life. man: you just can't visualize all the assets that are under our feet. we have about two million miles of pipe in this nation. if you're walking around in an urban area, you're probably stepping on a pipe. man: our grandparents paid for, and put in for the first time, these large distribution systems. woman: and in many cases, it's not been touched since. man: we're at a critical turning point. much of that infrastructure is wearing out. narrator: our water infrastructure is made up of complex, underground systems that function continuously. these 10 locations take a look at the history, design, and challenges of our water infrastructure systems. each one represents a small part of what's at stake on a national scale. but understanding the challenges starts with understanding the value of the three basic systems. generations of americans have never experienced living without a constant, unlimited supply of water delivered straight to the tap, o

that tunnels and platforms aren't properly lit and some of the bathrooms are closed leading to sanitation issues. >> our members put their lives in danger every, single day for the patrons because they care about the patrons. >> reporter: bart calls safety a red herring. >> the second point is the salary, the pension contribution and the healthcare participation. >> reporter: so there are several sticking points. >> well, the economics are the sticking points. >> reporter: according to bart, its union employees earn an average of $134,000 a year in wages, overtime and benefits. they pay nothing for their pension and a flat rate of $92 per month for healthcare regardless of dependents. bart wants them to pay into their pensions and more for health insurance but is offering them a raise in exchange. the unions say it's not enough. >> the district is failing to negotiate in good faith. >> i'm not going to get into fair, unfair. we think it's fair bargaining and that's what we are hoping to continue so we can make progress. >> people need to contact the district and tell them stop playing gam

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observing them. >> department of sanitation anthropologist in residence, robin nagle.ight on c-span's "q&a." >> "washington journal" continues. guest: thank you for joining us this morning to talk about syria. host: the syrian opposition is it goes on to say -- considered to be a how serious is this threat? guest: we have to take it seriously. they have been a critical player for some time. they are not going to participate in the talks said they feel they are coming at a severe disadvantage. united states does have some of the region does have some leverage on them. -- united states does have some leverage on them. they may still be able to convince them to participate. host: what are the potential for these talks? we heard john kerry get together with the russians. we have not seen a date yet. are you optimistic it will happen? guest: at this point i am skeptical that if it happens they will move the ball forward. the u.s. and russia are trying to meet again later this month. a conference has yet to be set. initially it was going to be held at the end of may. there i

millions more people have access to electricity, sanitation, and ther, trying to emphasize african and national congress has brought about that change and trying to synthesize it at an important time when it is in the year of the general election which will be its toughest test yet since democracy. >> interesting time to bring it up. thank you. he will meet members of the ruling family and prominent members of society on monday. there is growing speculation he intends to transfer power to his son and heir. qtars have been informed of the impending succession. he has been in power since 1995. he has overseen extensive growth. israel has launched several missiles into the gaza strip. the israeli army said it was firing back after and rockets were launched from gaza. no casualties were reported but the missiles damaged buildings. palestinian cars were vandalized in a random attack. it is believed to be the price tag attack by settlers. -- 119 -- soldiers were killed in the lebanese city. roads are closed to the capital. he is known for his sectarian rhetoric against the government. he is

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when i am wearing a sanitation worker uniform, i can observe people in ways they do not realize i am observing them. >> nyu professor and department sanitatione -- anthropologist robin nagle sunday at 8:00 on c-span's q and a. >> eric holder discussed reports that he approved the screening of phone records as part of a national security leak investigation. he testified the surveillance was directed at government officials and no journalist would be prosecuted. other questions focused on prisoners and guantanamo bay and sequestration. in the second part of the hearing, adjustment -- justice department inspector general toss about crime airport security. maryland senator shares this senate appropriations subcommittee. >> the commerce and justice subcommittee will now come to order. we will take the testimony of the attorney general of the united states. the committee wishes to welcome the attorney general, and we know he will be testifying on the department of justice's budgets, its priorities for fiscal year 2014, and also the impact of sequester this year and next year in terms of th

role of women in the developing world, especially in the context of health, education, water and sanitation, business, and all other matters. we take a positive interest in my gender equality bill which is coming forward and will he note it is already supported by a wide range of people? i will start with my honorable friend of bill. >> is there a bit more about it? >> i will study the bill. special not what we do not expect them to produce. an excellent idea. cochairing a high-level panel about the future of development area i wanted to ensure that gender equality was put right up there for the millennial development goals. some extra ideas for how to bring this to life. >> in 2010, the prime minister stated "we actually make sure that neither the budget or the spending would result in increases in child poverty." the number of children in poverty rose by 300000 and is still rising. will he admit that he was wrong and his policies are to blame for smart -- to blame? >> we were to increase the child tax credit. -- ane an inherited inheritance from the past government of abundant debt it has