skinner in the 1950 s. he created what's become known as the skin of books a simple contraption he used to study pigeons and even raccoons at the start of the process a pigeon is given a food every time it picks the would pick or turns a full circle when the word turnip is as the experiment proceeds the rewards become less frequent they take place at random but by the. time the behavior has been established the pigeon keeps picking will turning not knowing when it might get through but in anticipation that a rude could become skinner box is with pivotal in demonstrating how design had the power to modify behavior and if randomly scheduled rewards work for pigeons why not humans skinner's concept is in fact at the heart of a lot of addictive design from casino machines such as slot machines to social media. smartphones are unnervingly similar to stop machines think about your facebook instagram a painter speeds we all swipe down pause and then wait to see what will appear went back to those randomly schedule

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the leave vote round here was huge and these leaflets are reminding voters skinner is one of them.ional labour supporters thinking of either voting for farage or borisjohnson? it's immigration. top and bottom on it, it's immigration. they believe this myth that they took all our jobs — all ourjobs, so—called, they took all ourjobs so we've got no work now. i don't know why, you know, media... i don't know, listen to media, there's something in it. myth or not, that feeling in shirebrook runs deep and there's a big reason why. the conservative government closed the pit in 1993, putting 1000 men out of work. but then, just over a decade ago, sports direct chose to build its vast headquarters right on top of the old mine. with it came 4,000 jobs and hope. but owner mike ashley chose a different route. if they'd have come in with good working relationships and decent money, it could have been a godsend to this town. he brough people in from abroad. some people have resented that ever since. did what's mike ashley's done with sports direct and, you know, bringing in the eastern european

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first off is sheriff jim skinner from collin county texas. >> good morning. my name is jim skinner. i'm the share of collin county texas. i am the legislative director for the chefs association of texas and also served on the legislative committee for the national sheriffs association. .. for his ongoing efforts to remove criminal aliens from the united states. lastly i want to thank our fellow shrubs from across the united states and other law enforcement officials for all that you do to fight crime. and to protect our citizens. nuclear lives on the line every day and we are grateful for you. all one has to do is to look at the nightmare occurring on southern border, to understand that all americans are safer in federal state and local law enforcement officials cooperate with eyes and their efforts to remove criminal aliens from our country. not all aliens are dreamers. the experience brought them to the united states. as a matter fact, substantial number are criminal aliens. persons who violated other united states laws. make no mistake, they are a threat to our public safety. lik

we don't talk about immigrations skinner says his biggest concern is the border shutting down will thatld put me out of business like it's me. >>the blood pressure up a little bit. >>again we're still we left a pass about 2 hours ago what you're looking at right now is literally. the us mexico border that we're about a couple feet from the rio grande river in that kind of separates the us and mexico were here in texas heading to marfa tonight but one interesting thing this gator did tell me. earlier today in columbus is that i'm the closest dentist who actually occur cross the borders. says a lot of us residents. actually go to mexico for their regular checkups. life reporter report dot com tour. i mean warning all right ana well. inshtful. >>there's cool for report dot com beautiful sunset there too. all right we're looking live right now. san francisco's embarcadero and looks like it's pretty windy after her trees. undulating in crease they oh yeah, this is a it's amazing and so yeah go for >>the hottest of hot. uh it's a little below normal dreamy at. >>i mean what extreme changes fr

>>immigrations skinner says his biggest concern is the border shutting down will that would put me out of business like it's me. the blood pressure up a little bit. residents say they have a really good relationship with their neighbors in plumas. >>i go to someone who said the closes dentist is actually across the border says that's where a lot of us residents and i'm going for the regular checkups. reporter report dot com and in a warning keep. >>on the kron 4 morning news, a vicious attack on an elderly man who was just visiting his wife's grave. we'll have details on his attacker who still on the loose. and here's a live look outside we're checking in on the golden gate bridge. it will have the hollywood minute coming up after the break stay with us. >>back to the kron 00:04am big daniel has the lloatok at martin scorsese's new project and why marvel's leader is looking to star wars. it's all in this morning's hollywood minute. >>trouble and that the car. jimmy hoffa was. >>the latest trailer for the irishman is out the martin scorsese mob movie starring robert de niro help the chi

right here mario skinner takes on the smugglers at the opposite end of the criminal network he files complaints on lobbies to have the laws changed he's also experienced physical attacks by the smugglers. and i think that. over time he became ever more involved in the work eventually quitting his job and opening an animal shelter for the rescued dogs he takes the badly injured ones home to care for them personally. among them is the sheep dog corbucci his previous owner chopped off all his paws with a hatchet after the starving dog killed and ate a chicken the cruel owner was only paying elias with a find. oh. people who are making. smugglers tossed costy into a garbage can when animal welfare is to expose them but now costy is master of the house. pictures of neglected dogs can also be turned into money self professed animal welfare as in germany work together with middlemen in romania to collect massive donations on the internet most of them over facebook they set a vast money machine in motion. flooding all of them live with the rescue was right i need money for the transport and

skinner connection. these are just the tip of the iceberg of a set of explosive wire taps that sent on pena into political chaos when you hear this conversation and they sound like italian mafia movies where of a decide who should rule the country and therefore the country should be ruled of by their people and not through fair and independent elections or. this was explosive evidence showing that criminals not only they enjoy total impunity but they are also poor both government in the sounds of helping and supporting supporters from in this case socialist who remain in power that is going to arms this illegally by criminals it was done with the cooperation of local officials and also high officials of the state which makes it incredibly clear not just how our government functions but also who is governing us never before have i seen criminal groups use such sophisticated tactics to influence the will of the electorate and that's why i and my colleagues at berne and v.o.a. decided to investigate this ph

we don't talk about immigrations skinner says his biggest concern is the border shutting down will that would put me out of business like it's me. the blood pressure up a little bit. residents say they have a really good relationship with their neighbors in plumas i go to someone who said the closes dentist is actually across the border says that's where a lot of us residents and i'm going for the regular checkups. reporter report dot com. i mean a warning. and coming up on the kron 00:04am morning news, new gates are going up at at the bart stations, you'll see around the bay we're going to show you the 1850 coffee. ♪ ♪ inspired by the year the folger coffee company began. with a bold yet smooth taste. ♪ ♪ 1850 coffee, begin boldly. walkabout wednesdays are back! get a sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, and a draft beer or coca-cola - all for just $10.99. hurry in! wednesdays are for outback. outback steakhouse. aussie rules. >>welcome back 8.25 on this friday morning, a misty start to the morning. this is our wettest cam right now looking at sfo got droplets thaha there but look

senator nancy skinner said students of color are disproportionately 000. >>> estimated that female workers make up about 80% of what men earn. ly is a mateo reports. >> a practicing md and professor of clinical medicine and pediatrics, she believes her current job pays her fairly but earlier in her career that wasn't always the case. >> when i was interviewing for a position and we were talking and negotiating about salary in the middle of it the person i was interviewing with he whabout your husband? >> research shows there continues to be a pay disparity between female and male doctors, pediatricians make an average of $190,000 a year but a new study from the american academy pediatrics found women make $51,000 a year less than their male colleagues, even when adjusting for factors including women taking time off more female pediatricians working part time and full time, women still make $8000 less. dr.bobby person a study author and saids pediatricians are doing better than other doctors. >> certainly doing better than the general population of people in the united states. so, absolutel

skinner says it's dangerous to release people late at night especially women. >>> time is 4:40. overnight camping will no longer be allowed at santa cruz's main beach, voted to approve a new curfew after getting complaints about dozens of homeless people camping in tents. the beach will be close from midnight until an hour before sunrise. >>> a well known football player from the east bay was gunned down in richmond, coming up what investigators say terrell roberts was doing before the shooting. >>> and today's the day can you get tickets to see oprah in san francisco at the new chase center, we have all the details. >>> good morning, we do have a crash in the south bay that's causing issues. this is northbound 280, this commute may be affected. we'll tell you about what is happening on highway 85 coming up. >>> and heading up, that will be our temperature its after a warm day yesterday. hot for some. we'll take a look at the big changes on the weekend, more on that coming up. geico makes it easy to get help when i need it. with licensed agents available 24-7, it's not just easy

we don't talk about immigrations skinner says his biggest concern is the border shutting down will that me out of business like it's me. the blood pressure up a little bit. residents say they have a really good relationship with their neighbors in plumas i go to someone who said the closes dentist is actually across the border says that's where a lot of us residents and i'm going for the regular checkups. reporter report dot com and in a warning. >>also on our tour today reporter sandra sanchez met young us citizens who attend public school but they live in mexico and cross the border each day to get to class read about the unique arrangement that goes back decades at border reports dot com. >>this woman's doctors told her she only had 2 years to live how she defied the odds and beat cancer with the help from a facebook friend and ahead in sports. the a's are just one win away from their ticket to the postseason will have the highlights and takin' it off roadoin' station wagon, eh?? you know it's an suv! your family is duckin' and rollin'... while we stowin' and goin' but that's cool, i

but i'd like to look at mr skinner protests ruling policy rebellion and threats of a snap election a blockbuster brags that showdown gets underway in the u.k. parliament and please return to the us. i'm a recess. the us media outlet been interfering abroad for a whole century we'll take a look at whether the russian meddling could have been used for events even a 1000 years ago. pushing the boundaries between religious freedom an animal welfare a. kosher and. we've been debating the issue.

the bill's author nancy skinner, oakland unified and san francisco unified school district already eliminated such suspensions. students of color get more of this kind of suspension, research has shown, though they have the same rates of misbehavior as other students. the idea is to keep students in school where educators can attempt other kinds of interventions instead of just sending them home. the ban applying to middle school will be in effect until 2025, at which point it can be extended depending on the clima climate. the ban goes into effect, into effect for the next school year so we'll see what happens then. in santa clara, kris sanchez "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, kris. >>> developing this morning, both sides rolling up their sleeves in the ongoing dispute between the city of san francisco and the national rifle association. >> and last week, city leaders declared the nra a domestic terror group. now as "today in the bay's" lili tan reports, the nra is firing back with a lawsuit. >> it's time to rid this country of the nra and call them out -- >> reporter: less than a

. >> east bay state senator nancy skinner co-authored sb-206, signed into law by governor gavin newsomsays college sports is a multibillion industry that makes all that money from the talent of its student athletes. >> the talent of a set for whom they deny any compensation to those people. it wouldn't happen anywhere else. there is laws against it. >> california's new law allows studentthletes to sign endorsements or g sponetsorships, even just use their athletic skill to find work, which they weren't allowed to do before. >> if you're aeach swimming le. if you have youtube followers, you can't monetize your youtube

after the loss of sam skinner with a hamstring injury in their home victory over france, gregor townsend where we can improve and attack and defence. to build on some good work in this piece against a real challenge that we have in that area. obviously, to get through the game with confidence, with a team that has taken another step towards playing to their full potential and hopefully a belief that great after 80 minutes. the women's super league starts back this weekend and for the first time in the new era, there will be a manchester derby and it will be played at the ethiad. around 25, 000 tickets have been sold already. it's the not the only women's match being played at their men's ground. stamford bridge will host chelsea women who play tottenham and they're hoping to fill the stadium. our women's sports reporter jo curriejoins us now. after so much interest in women's football during the world cup, how significant is it that this seems to be continuing into club football? it is hugely significant. cash amount back to the summer, when england heartbreak begley lost to the usa at t

skinner in the 1950 s. . he created what's become known as the skin of books a simple contraption he used to study pigeons and even raccoons at the start of the process a pigeon is given a food every time it picks the would pick or turns a full circle when the word turn appears as the experiment proceeds the rewards become less frequent they take place at random but by that time the behavior has been established the pigeon keeps pecking or turning not knowing when it might get the reward but in anticipation that or award could become. a boxes with pivotal in demonstrating.

your craft and my store that by my niece and my stuff but i don't feel that's what i am at all mr skinner and meister to sign when i start choreographing i don't know how i'll do what i do i see. what he does is interweave dance and music so that the respective art forms merge together organically. 2 as usual he's in the audience interested to see how his work comes across. when he takes to the stage a few boos mingled with the applause he's used to let john know in my hands his vision and he's confident in his pursuit of us. and yet i still think in the premiere is only the start of something where if i wasn't enjoying what i do my career wouldn't have lasted 50 years and that teacher should be my sound melodramatic but i believe i'm doing what i'm destined to do it's each i think that's what's called a vocation it's down to us to go to the. just small fish ever get me and her husband your hopes for more than 50 years they've been fishing in the aegean sea the sea is their life but now there aren't many fish left. 5 kenyans the fish 3 your education and that's 15 year is it ain't somethi

state senator nancy skinner, thank you for coming in. for more information on this new law head to our website, ktvu.com. >>> the fbi arrested a bay area man accusing him of acting as a spy for china, they said he passed on national security information to chinese intelligence officials for years. allison is live from hayward with more on this now unsealed case. >> reporter: xuehau "edward" peng was arrested with the help of a double agent. the fbi passed false information to him and he passed along to china. >> an american suz acted as a secret agent of the people's republic of china. >> reporter: foreign spying with national security intelligence on the line. >> his activities to expose the united states went far beyond sightseeing. >> reporter: sue, xuehau "edward" peng was parking as a tour guide. >> communication between two agents using a predetermined location. >> reporter: he started working as an agent in 2015, he participated in what is known as a dead drop. >> it's a method used to pass money and information between two agents

we welcome jane skinner. spotlightl in her life, roger caddell check it out, through caucus afternoon. look about, skins. >> sandra: looking forward to seeing those two together. tune in for that. your entrance on, come on? what is it? >> bill: i would do "hemmer time eczema" >> sandra: perfect. we will see you tomorrow. "outnumbered" starts now. >> harris: we come in with the fox news alert. democrats such officially pushed to a patient cut down my court justice brett kavanaugh even after "the new york times" corrected its story about him, and despite party leaders not being on board. you're watching "outnumbered." i'm harris faulkner. here today, melissa francis. fox news contributor, katie pavlich. a host of "kennedy" on the fox business network, kennedy. in the center seat, matt schlapp, former white house political director, chairman of the american conservative union. we say he's "outnumbered." we love having them. >> matt: creek to be here,

the bill which was introduced by nancy skinner. a pass yesterday with a vote of 33-to.t will make it easier for oakland to finance all of the infrastructure around the new ballpark the bill is now headed to the governor's desk. >>> some properties in alameda say they are upset with the alameda city council over changes to the rent control ordinance. the board voted 4-1 in favor of the changes and include new protections for low income section 8 tenants. it will also be more difficult now for landlords to evict renters. >> some of them as elderly, disabled or people with small children. there safely -- clear there and this should not be happening. >> not to have a house, a home, a shelter, to think about if you are a senior or a disabled person. >> property owners are criticizing the changes. landlords say the revisions are overreaching. >>> and mother and two children are looking for new home after inspectors made them leave their previous home after finding out they lived in a storage shed. the family moved into a 100 square-foot shed back in april, but a building insp

. >>> take out these pictures from 10-year-old savannah skinner staged a solo protest. she says she's getting involved in the effort because, quote, adults aren't taking it seriously and it's my generation that will be taking the consequences. >>> and a fresh wave of climate strikes swept across the world today, as thousands walked out of who, or school. this is video from auckland, new zealand where people demanded action. in rome, this was taken this morning, he talked to students who walked off class. >>> this is helsinki, finland, to raise awareness of climate change. here in the u.s., some 22 separate groups blocked streets during the morning rush. the demonstrations cap off a week of protest there is and around the world that began a week ago did the climate action strike organ ized by greta thunberg. >>> an inspection of the scuba boat is now over t officials say they should not find a cause for the fire, and parts of the vessel have been sent to labs for additional testing. 34 people died when the boat burst into flames off the coast earlier this month. the coas

state senator nancy skinner sponsored the bill.rat says ending willful defiance suspensions may be the best way to disrupt the pipeline. >> my senior in high school. after my father passed away. i ended up in the streets. >> reporter: he is a criminal reform advocate with an association that pulled its support because it didn't include high schoolers. >> the greatest need is in high school. they're not rebellious, they're in need of support. that's something we understand. >> reporter: he served 15 years for armed robbery. a cambodian refugee, he was eventually pardoned by governor jerry brown. >> it talks about public safety. what happens when you push a kid out of school. >> reporter: educators believe districts must provide funding and resources to implement the program. the rlaw goes into effect on juy 1st next year. the temporary ban on through 8. >> we have a new champion in jason this year. a typical energizer bunny. >> jeopardy's 36th season gets under way tonight with alex trebek back as host. you may recall he announced r

the bill was introduced by state senator nancy skinner and was overwhelmingly passed with a vote of 33 will make it easier for oakland to finance infrastructure around a new ballpark. the bill is now headed to governor newsom's desk. >>> still ahead, a costly break- in for an east bay school, what these so for the second time in nine months, and the damage that was caused read >>> and financial jitters with several economic indicators pointing toward a possible recession. what two local experts told us and said there is no reason to panic. we are here to discuss jessie's online time. and out of respect, we will let you make the first offer. thirty minutes. thirty minutes? objection! overruled. one hour. sweeten the deal by doing the dishes and i'll consider it. i wouldn't do it. i hate the dishes. one hour with the tablet, you walk the dog and do the dishes. if you insist. congratulations. only xfinity xfi lets you take control of your family's online time. that's simple, easy, awesome. xfinity xfi gives you the speed, coverage and control you need. manage your wifi network from anywhe

i know senator skinner has been advocating for it.ow, there's a lot of people behind it. california's in a really good position. they are changing the game. and, you know, from where we sit, we're extremely excited about it. >> i've got to just say from my own perspective, i see a slight difference from the question of should we pay athletes for their collegiate work, athleticism, and the issue of here's ed o'bannon, everybody knows what he looks like. everybody knows his number. everybody knows his style. we're just going to use that in our game. you got to compensate someone who you're cashing in on their celebrity. that's how i see it. anyway, good luck to you. thank for being here. >> my pleasure, my pleasure, michael. thank you for having me. >>> up ahead, "desperate housewives" actress felicity huffman was sentenced friday to polirison and a $30,000 fine fo resorting to legal means to get her daughter into college. but many of the middle class parents they risk falling out of the middle class, just to risk paying for their kid's

the bill which was offered by skinner past 3-2.ll now be able to construct infrastructure around the ballpark is now headed to the governor's desk for approval. >>> a 94-year-old volunteer is making it his mission to bring joy to kids all across the bay area one playground at a time. he is been doing it a long time. soon, he will start work on his 73rd playground in napa. this morning, we are thrilled and very honored to say hello to jim roberts. before we get started, do you want to say hi to your wife? dorothy, you have been married for 72 years? >> high school sweethearts. oakland tech high. >> that is another story. publicity for that. you have been doing this since the early 50s? >> no. we started our first playground in 1998.>> all right. and you have built 72? >> 72 and 73 comes up saturday. >> tell us why. why do you do a quick >> for children. i love children. that is all. i have built children stuff my whole life, remedial reading, whatever. special needs kids, our kiwanis club, we've been taking special kids on field tri

skinner in the 1950 s. he created what's become known as the skin of books a simple contraption he used to study pigeons and even raccoons at the start of the process a pigeon is given a food every time it picks the would pick or turns a full circle when the word turnip is as the experiment proceeds the rewards become less frequent they take place at random but by the. time the behavior has been established the pigeon keeps picking will turning not knowing when it might get through but in anticipation that or would could become. a boxes with pivotal in demonstrating how design had the power to modify behavior and it randomly scheduled rewards work for pigeons why not humans skin this concept is in fact at the heart of a lot of addictive design from casino machines such as slot machines to social media . smartphones are unnervingly similar to stop machines think about your facebook instagram a painter speeds we all swipe down pause and then wait to see what will appear went back to those randomly scheduled b

now i have a secret, anybody remember jane skinner?kinnerville back when the program was studio b? show was fantastic and would read the news and then we'd talk about things and she went on to have a life. tuesday she's back. jane skinnerville tuesday on this program. do not miss it. >> thank you, shepard. you may have heard a thing or two in the last hour with the courts with a good deal of attention to hollywood, felicity huffman has been sentenced to 14 days in prison for paying $15,000 to rig her daughter's sat scores and make them higher in a college admissions scandal that eclipsed dozens of celebrities and notable names. all of whom were watching closely. we're waiting for felicity huffman to get outside that court house. she has accepted the

it was authored by state senator nancy skinner says "ending willful defiance suspensions will keep kidswhere teachers and counselors can help them thrive." but that doesn't mean it's a free-for-all, teachers can still kick kids out of class for being disruptive or disrespectful, and they can be suspended if they are violent or bring weapons or illegal drugs to school. the bill, which affects public and charter schools, passed with overwhelming support. maybe not surprising, given new research that shows disparity over who is getting in trouble the most. a study by san diego state and ucla found that the statewide suspension rate for black males is 3.6 greater than that of the statewide rate for all students. >> and so it's another reason why estee 419 applied, even tho go into high school, it's a really good start to try to get rid of some of the bias we see in suspension. >> in 2015 a lot was passed banning suspensions for students of the third grade, this law now expands up to fifth grade and

nancy skinner has a bill, i don't want to bore you, but it is a streamlining and permitting bill to address the abuses and address some of the abuses of local government that our down zoning -- that are down zoning in a time of crisis as opposed to up zoning. it is a really important legislative effort that we are hoping comes to my desk in the next few weeks. that is the message we want to send. we're getting more serious about this than ever. we have half a billion additional dollars. i know you got all of this up, i have lost two, but there is no place like home. it is a bond that we are able to put out for supportive housing, for people with behavioral health issues. a lot more resources than there has been in the past, but never have we had a challenge this big in our state's history. we have to meet it head on. you are doing it at the local level and we need to help you more at a state level. and yes, the federal government needs to help support cities, large and small, that are the economic engine of this country, and increasingly, not just this administration, that previous administ

. >> east bay state senator nancy skinner co-authored sb-206, signed into law by governor gavin newsom. she says college sports is a multibillion industry that makes all that money from the talent of its student athletes. >> the talent of a set of people for whom they deny any compensation to those people. it wouldn't happen anywhere else. there is laws against it. >> california's new law allows student athletes to sign endorsements or get sponsorships, even just use their athletic skill to find work, which they weren't allowed to do before. >> if you're a swimmer, you can't teach swimming lessons. if you have youtubefollowers, you can't monetize your youtube followers. >> for its part, the ncaa admits change is necessary, but in a written statement say, quote, unfortunately, this new law already is creating confusion for current and future student athletes, coaches, administrators, and campuses, and not just in california. governor gavin newsom expects the ncaa to challenge the law, but says it will be tough to fight california. >> can't afford to lose the state of california. it's tr

a quick programming note, you don't want to miss miss jane skinner! new movie about the nfl. jane was an anchor at fox news, as you may well remember. she once did news and updates for shepard smith's show way back when it was studio b. she is married to roger goodell, and her project focuses on women's team owners. she's going to reunite with shep today at 3:45 p.m. eastern, 12:45 p.m. in the west preto tell us about her new project. it'll be great to see them together again. >> melissa: and no lime shirt for them. no lime green ruffles. >> matt: they are missing the real show. it should be dancing with the former trumps ours. we could get general kelly out there, we could have -- >> katie: >> kennedy: mad dog ms during the cha-cha. very good. thanks so much, matt shot. >> matt: agreed to be here. >> kennedy: will be back tomorrow at noon eastern. now, here's harris. >> harris: let's begin as we await the start of a much-anticipated house judiciary committee hearing. president trump's former campaign manager, corey lewandowski, is such testify at any

jane skinner. i saw that and stayed for the critics. i love the movie, it is fantastic. and you should come back anytim anytime. please? >> just for the food? >> shepard: thank you. >> thank you for having me. >> president trump in california this hour for some fund-raisers, but iran is still fresh on his mind in the possible meeting with iran's president, i am charles spaniel in for neil cavuto, and this is "your world," mike pompeo headed to saudi arabia, and evidence clearly points that iran is the likely culprit in a drone attack on saudi oil facility is your brand continues to deny it. oil prices surging 15% after the attack yesterday dropping more than 5% today. the big question is how should the united states respond, kentucky senator rand paul on that in just a moment, but john roberts at the white house with the very latest. >> good afternoon, one of the reasons the oil prices are coming down is because the oil minister today said that 50% of the production that was taken off-line by the taxes have been restored, and the oil facilities will be back up to full pr

according to the bill author senator nancy skinner, two other schools eliminated suspensions.shown students of color get more of this type of suspension though their rates of misbehavior are the same as students across the board. the idea is to keep students in school where educators can attempt other kinds of interventions like in-school suspensions or restorative justice and positive behavior interventions and support, you might have noticed school fliers coming home. it will be in effect until 2025 at which time it can be extended. the state made it a priority to decrease those according to ed source which reports on the matters. this has had broad support amongs ptas, parents, pediatricians, the aclu and school board members and administrative. the only group opposing it is a group that supports charter schools. it goes into effect next school year. in santa clara, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> thanks so much for that update. >>> it is 5:33. california is one step closer this morning to allowing college athletes new avenues for making money. assembly members passed

skinner in the 1950 s. he created what's become known as the skin of books a simple contraption he used to study pigeons and even rats at the start of the process a pigeon is given a food every time it picks the would pick or turns a full circle when the word turnip is as the experiment proceeds the rewards become less frequent they take place at random but by the. time the behavior has been established the pigeon keeps picking will turning not knowing when it might get through but in anticipation that a reward could become skinner boxes with pivotal in demonstrating how design had the power to modify behavior and if randomly scheduled rewards work for pigeons why not if humans skinner's concept is in fact at the heart of a lot of addictive design from casino machines such as slot machines to social media. smartphones are unnervingly similar to stop machines think about your facebook instagram a painter speeds we all swipe down pause and then wait to see what will appear went back to those randomly schedule

since skinner was the chairman of the committee at that time. 39233. the house and the senate were 98 to nothing. the supreme court and in section five in 2013, brought down the coverage formula in section four and determine which jurisdiction would be subject to the pre- clearance provision results. we have to have hearings to show the court that we have taken information that our findings are based on fact. referred so far this year and voting rights. most resilient memphis tennessee. we will further learn in today's hearing, the decision we formally cover decisions numerous discriminatory voting measures. the pastor sweeping vote suppression law that the federal appeals court said it was unconscious attention no. by doing it after they put it into effect, they had their desired effect which was to limit african-american voting. if they were on the preclearance environment, courts could've stopped them from doing it before they did it. as mill brooks would save the video that they do so well. we also hear about recent measures to make it difficult or

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also, claire skinner is going to be talking about a new play. last year — an average of about 50 a day. crimes against the trans community and the disabled have risen the most. biologists are working with fishermen in the thames estuary to save native oysters, which are on the verge of extinction. 0verfishing and disease are to blame for the demise of the delicacy, which has suffered a 95% decline in population over the past 200 years. native oyster beds are the most threatened marine habitat in europe. we have basically gone back to the last 5% of their numbers. we need to start restoring our marine habitats, and to do that we need interventions and this is one of the first of the kind in the country. we are repairing the seabed, we are putting the mature oysters on, we're protecting them by law so they cannot be taken and hopefully this will give us hope for the future. and you can see more on that story on inside out london. that's tonight at 7.30, on bbc one. a film about a teenager from surrey which highlights the danger of social media and

♪ we got the beer and skinner on ♪ hey y'all ♪ hey y'all.la's. you heard the song break out the beer. pete: we are going to go off road with them. love atvs for sure. jedediah: cool. pete: very cool. ed took a modified course. he is still recovering. we forgive him. ed: a little much. i'm going to avoid the race. pete: also also national drink beer day. i got it at a deli down the street. ed: i will put it in the fridge. jedediah: i can't drink. pete: you like beer, right? jedediah: don't open that. everybody wants one. pete: you want one? jedediah: he has just gone rogue. pete: national drink beer day. can't drink on air but can you hear it. ed: jenny on march that's show never saw karate kid. wax on wax off. never saw the godfather either. that's where a lot of us lost it. so like leave the gun, take the cannolis? she is lining what is that liket from. jedediah: i'm as italian as they get i have not seen the godfather. ed: cultural references you don't get. jedediah: did i see the movie bronx tale. it's really good. ed: big movie everyone