journal" and michael stratford of "politico." as we get started, we are taking -- taping this on thursday, yesterday, betsy devos gave a well-covered speech where she was highly critical of the bush and obama era law, no child left behind and essentially said it , had no tangible results and is seen as the death knell of -- -- of the federal education departments. is your critique of the legislation as strong as hers? no tangible results? rep. foxx: only knows what the research has shown. no child left behind had great motivation behind it. the title, no child left behind, make sure every child receives as long and as good of an education as you could possibly give him or her. in the implementation phase by the bureaucrats, they put -- carved up cells of students come up with them in little cells and did an enormous amount of testing. i think it is a bad/good example of micromanaging at the federal level going wrong. it is just not good for the federal government to try to run education policy with the figures country that we hav

michelle hackman of wall street journal and michael stratford of politico.romoting real opportunity and success for education reform. michael stratford, eu pointed out it did not pass with democrats support p or what are the legislation has crafted? michael: democrats argued the bill would take away a lot of for federal money flowing into colleges and universities, particularly for profit colleges. the bill would wipe out much of the obama era restrictions and regulations on for-profit schools and efforts to curb abuses in the industry. that is a major objective they have. they also argue the bill does not go far enough of -- college before -- addressing college affordability and student aid is a good idea but in practice, that in some cases might harm theents in the reduction of amount of money they have available to go to college. host: the legislation is 52 years old well before the digital age came to universities and college tuition's came up so high. what about on the senate side, you mentioned it is a bipartisan effort. is there any valving view that

stratford al jazeera the refugee camp one with the. people fleeing the east of democratic republic of congo say they escaping a surge in rapes killings and abductions by armed groups the u.n. says more than ten thousand people have arrived in neighboring uganda since the beginning of december others are as malcolm webb says send this report from refugee transit camp in uganda. rebecca says many of her neighbors have been killed or raped in recent weeks armed groups keep attacking her village in the democratic republic of congo that's why she's walked here to neighboring uganda with her family they met by ugandan soldiers near the border. when you go to pick your crops or go to the forest for firewood if you're a man they kill you and if you're a woman they'll rape you that's why we came here. along with other new arrivals rebecca continues her journey in a u.n. truck the u.n. says more than ten thousand people have arrived here in the last month leaving a spike in the violence. everyone we spoke to says they don't know which armed grou

correspondent charles stratford reports. oh my darling daughter she cries. she asks me when we talk oh mother what shall i do now how can i come back to you how would you get me out of india to be with you again my own a council says her daughter years mean was thirteen years old when she was snatched by a man in the refugee camp and smuggled to india. was three years ago no iona and he has mean fled the military crackdown in myanmar in two thousand and twelve. says the trafficker was arrested in india and yasmin was rescued her daughter is living at a safe house for other trafficking victims in kolkata myanmar strip the region jury of citizenship in one thousand nine hundred to be denali oh no or yes mean have passports so they cannot be reunited my owner says every month she saves a little money to chat to her daughter for a few minutes on the phone. only gold knows the pain i experience every day she says i don't have money to go to india my daughter warns me to try and cross into india without a passport. my own story is built on coleman in the ricky ref

for the foreseeable future i hope my husband daughter and grandmother can find us here she says stratfordal-jazeera the refugee camp fun with the. police in nigeria say four american citizens kidnapped earlier this week have been found abandoned by their captors the two americans and two canadians were abducted by armed men in kaduna state on wednesday police say their captors abandoned them after citing a police chopper. francis is just arrived in the city of true halo in northern peru to visit an area hit by funding last year the head of the roman catholic church is also expected to hold a mass and talk about climate change earlier he visited peru's amazon region where he called for the protection of indigenous people. but they are such as has been following his visit. the world there. the first stop on a three day tour in. pope francis a champion of clean environment but members of amazonian indigenous communities the pope says they are the most vulnerable people and now they're living in danger there are going to be the native amazonian peoples have probably never been so threatened o

after the damaging winds and snow as the day began it seemed a different world in stratford upon avone had fine weather. of course on the cold side, and we are not done with the weather hazards on the brisk cold north—westerly flow. there are more snow showers on the way. through to tonight and into tomorrow. some heavy. adding to the snow on the hills. and at lower levels and a few centimetres of snow in places. frosty and icy. as we start the day there are more to come over northern ireland. running into scotland and the western side. pushing into the central belt. to the borders. much of north—east scotland fine. the showers running into the north—west of england. into the pennines if you are on the coast, maybe sleet and hail. inland, falling of snow in places. rain, sleet, hailfrom the showers, to the midlands of east anglia and south—east england a fine start, cold and frosty but staying fine throughout the day. the odd shower in wales and the south—west but the more seg enough can't showers into the pennines, especially northern ireland and into western, central and southern sc

well, it was like a weather oasis in stratford on eave on here, tranquility.re winds here through the night into western and southern scotland. there are further accumulations building on the hills, and also to lower levels. there are icy conditions where you have had the showers through the day as the temperatures drop, so frosty as well. a cold start to friday. you can see the extent of the wintery showers, rain, hail but snow also pushing into northern ireland and scotla nd pushing into northern ireland and scotland and again giving difficult travelling conditions with the heaviest through the day. some pushing into the pennines. a few showers of rain, maybe hail to the south—west of england. in wales, sleet and snow into the hills. fine weather in the midlands, and area and south—east england, and indeed into the north—east of scotland. few showers reaching here with lovely sunshine. where the sleet and snow showers continue in the west of the uk, you can see a bit of snow. difficult time with difficult travelling conditions. and wherever you are, you fact

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and rights groups are raising grave concerns about the repatriation process charles stratford has more. these really enjoy men women and children just some of the new arrivals they fled myanmar into bangladesh in recent days and now being provided shelter in the refugee camps close to the border to hurry begum says she paid a boat with around seventy dollars to ferry her family across the river into bangladesh. but she and her three sons then got separated from her husband's sixteen year old daughter and the boy's grandmother she doesn't know where they are my son is a. little the me and my soldiers were demanding girls they said give us girls and save yourselves they have been giving there are hidden cards that say we are from bangladesh was that the myanmar government considers the really just legal immigrants and they've suffered decades of persecution the latest crackdown began after reinjure rebel group attacked police posts killing a number of security forces in or was last year hundreds of thousands of regime joe fled to violence the un has accused me of ethnic cleansing it's es

for the foreseeable future i hope my husband daughter and grandmother can find us here she says stratford al-jazeera a refugee camp on the. facebook is launching a survey for members to identify new sources that are on trust that are trustworthy rather chief executive mark zuckerberg wants to prioritize what he calls high quality news saying it's too much sensationalism and misinformation in the news feed the firm is not expected to release the results of the survey though a community run conservation project in northern kenya is working to keep young and vulnerable elephants safe now locals are also stepping in to help save the elephants while working to improve their own livelihoods for me the miller has more . this two month old car is like any other baby she demands constant attention but a few weeks ago it was a near almost drowned in a flooded river in northern kenya she's now at this elephant sanctuary where russia linen yeah is helping to settle her after the rescue all of the cars here have either been abandoned or lost their mothers to draw out poaching but unlike any other sanc

bring revenge of refugees back home aid agencies in the un of called the agreement a farce john stratford has this report. tess lima begum her husband and three children fled the myanmar military crackdown on the regime in late december she says a boatman demanded seventy dollars for each person before he ferried them across the naff river into bangladesh more than six hundred fifty thousand ranger have fled across the border in recent months rights groups say myanmar's military killed around seven thousand ranger men women and children in the first month off of the crackdown began in late august but the bangladeshi and myanmar government so already preparing to offer what they describe as voluntary repacked for refugees who want to return to myanmar plus lima like many refugees says she will not go back. no we want to go back not under these circumstances we've been persecuted and brutalized they took all our possessions our crops and cattle he would rather die here that go back under these circumstances. three petry ation agreement is based on a similar initiative by bangladesh in myanm

child stratford al-jazeera. and a very good documentary by calling. on the plight of the rohingya in bangladesh doles of made it to the squalid refugee camps there may have escaped with their lives but they now face an uncertain future in one of the world's poorest countries what does the future hold for them in bangladesh watch a documentary by clicking on the documentaries tab at al-jazeera dot com and then on one a one. all right let's now take a look at the day's other news here in our london new center mari. hi there yes we begin with news from saudi arabia where state media is reporting that eleven princes have been detained in riyadh and are awaiting trial after staging a protest outside the royal palace of princes as said to be being held in a dettori a high security prison which is in contrast with the dozens of other high profile figures who were detained in a luxury hotel last year during an anti corruption drive are conflicting reports about what sparked the protest it sounds saying it was about the removal of state subsidies while others

. >> emergency departments like at jefferson stratford hospital are filled up with lots of flu cas cases. >> our emergency rooms are filled right now to capacity and we have lot of boarding in the hospital is filled, too. certainly worse than it was last year. >> reporter: seems to be more flu cases this year than in the past few years partly because the vaccine missed the mark it was only about 10% effective in australia during the flu season there. and about 35 to 40% effective right here right now. >> they make tree predict of what the flu vaccine will be like in february of the year before. so it's a guess. it's a very educated against. >> reporter: the vaccine is more he can tiff than last year's. we're in the midst of a pretty bad new season and doctors say he is special physical you're high risk, elderly have diabetes, heart or lung problems just get the vaccine. >> you might say why should i take the flu shot? because 40% of the time it will prevent disease. >> reporter: because with that underlying condition -- >> when that happens it can put you in the hospital. even kill you.

the range of crisis they're accused of acquiring information illegally to share with foreign media stratford reports. the two journalists were ryssdal december the twelfth. they've been covering the crisis in rakhine state where hundreds of thousands of revenge of muslims have played a crackdown on the myanmar military thirty one year old while alone and sure still twenty seven are accused of being given classified documents by two policemen prosecutors have charged them under the country's official secrets act which carries a maximum sentence of fourteen years in jail no i'm not a little over many out and this is unacceptable and i want to tell you that they are charging us like this to stop us finding their actions are wrong and unfair. is facing heavy international criticism over its treatment of the ranger the latest crackdown was sparked off to reveal the rebel group attacked police posts killing a number of policemen in august rights groups saying the myanmar army killed nearly seven thousand men women and children in the following few weeks and more than six hundred fifty cells and ra

. >> hi, jeff vaughn i'm at protective intelligence analysts for stratford. much of the talk has been dominated by the election hacking and information warfare producing an increasing number of hacks in western europe and ukraine which are remarkably sophisticated and growing which are targeting at the structure and appear to be almost someones disruption on a kinetic level shutting down the structure. last year ukraine got hit by crash override which was in adaptation of the stupak. while we are seeing this disinformation and propaganda of the surface is russia investing heavily in these kinetic cyber weapons which could he deployed whenever they feel it's necessary? >> thanks for your brevity. we now have time for one more question. let's go to the question right here. >> thank you for your good work sir. can you clarify, because the science quadrants are they reporting to the gru or is there a special defense agency that they are reporting to? >> it is separate. quadrants by the minister of defense or some other part of the defense. >> so they are separate

. >> hi, jeff vaughn i'm at protective intelligence analysts for stratford. much of the talk has been >> about russian hackers has been dominated about the election hacking, information warfare, and propaganda, but over the last couple of years we've seen an increasing number of hacks in western europe and ukraine which are remarkably so he fis indicated and someone testing how to cause mass disruption on a kinetic level. last year ukraine got hit by crash override which has an adaptation of the stew tex which disrupted the iran yab program. my sqquestion is while we're seeing these on the surface, is russia also investigating heavily in these cyber ka net ticks to deploy when they feel it's necessary? >> i think yes. >> okay. that's for that. we now have time for one more question. let's go to this question right here. >> yes, please. >> thank you for your good work, sir. can you clarify because of the science squadrons, are they reporting to the gru or is there a special other defense agency that they're reporting to? >> yeah. it's separate squad drons or s

bangladesh and mons army launched a crackdown in northern iraq on state last august correspondent charles stratford is in caucasus bazaar and spoke with the and he. i don't think the situation has really improved in myanmar and first of all where will they go back to they've lost their livelihood they've lost their crops they've lost their fields all the all the rice now as we've heard really being sold elsewhere to other countries. they've lost their homes so they're really rebuilding process is going to be huge and the people should not be subjected to living in another camp like situation we all know what happened after two thousand and twelve people are still there after two thousand and twelve and i've talked to people in charge were told that they would stay for come on muslims for three days they ended up staying in the years in the years in come in talk to you. so i know that refugees are very concerned about that what can the international community really do in terms of pressuring. some sort of process to call she was found guilty of these alleged atrocities to be committed inside myanmar

chance stratford al-jazeera. well our next story in the series takes a look at the upcoming winter olympics in south korea the games that have taken on a political dimension with north korea's willingness to take part but those athletes will be in for a cold treats the opening ceremony will be held outdoors for the first time since two thousand and six you can head that story here on that story here on out there on sunday. the threat of political violence is costing us. the lead up to mexico's president six more public officials have been killed in just the past few weeks two thousand and seventeen was the most violent year for the country with twenty three thousand recorded murders and europol i reports from mexico city. local politics can be a dangerous business in mexico just ask people thirty year old political hopeful who wants to become mayor of the town of hope in the state of morelos. is new to the political scene but he knows that the risk of harassment extortion and even death at the hands of organized

of the hanjour who fled violence in august the un's accused of ethnic cleansing which it denies stratford reports now on what the refugees face in the year ahead. with their three children across the border from myanmar into bangladesh at the end of december they joined the more than six hundred fifty thousand refugees who fled the military crackdown on the region in rakhine state in western myanmar she says her husband was killed as they tried to flee. but they're not that bad and we couldn't go anywhere because there was heavy fighting from all directions and my husband was shot dead by security forces there are very few people he still remain here they try to go to the forest and river fishing but the military does not allow them they say you can't go there anymore and you can't harvest the paddies either so people are not able to work the million mom tells us you are not and there is no ranger in our country going to the country where there are all ranges. of western governments including the u.s. of called the crackdown on the predominately muslim or hinge or ethnic cleansing but mya

just international to us and the european union called for their release charles stratford al-jazeera violence has fled between police and protesters in five june is in towns including the capital tunis as demonstrations erupt for the fourth consecutive day more than two hundred thirty people have been arrested during the wave of anti austerity protests and police have used tear gas to disperse the crowds just as angry about the government's price and tax hikes of one hundred people are feared dead after rubber dinghies sank off the coast of libya another three hundred were rescued from all the boats on tuesday most migrants trying to reach europe traffic through libya where there's a flourishing slave trade and human rights abuses at least twenty nine people have been killed by a tropical storm in madagascar thousands of others have been displaced and dozens of still unaccounted for. as the headlines do stay with us witness is next. now at. the. top in the on. the part of. the it. and you lost my way again i'll go. along the middle of. the. well wasn't him. and you know they all went

have called the agreement a farce stratford reports. husband and three children fled the myanmar military crackdown on the river in late december she says a boatman demanded seventy dollars for each person before he ferried them across the naff river into bangladesh more than six hundred fifty thousand ranger have fled across the border in recent months rights groups say myanmar's military killed around seven thousand ranger men women and children in the first month off of the crackdown began in late august but the bangladeshi and myanmar government already preparing to offer what they describe as voluntary repacked for refugees who want to return to myanmar. like many refugees says she will not go back. no we want to go back not under these circumstances we've been persecuted and brutalized they took all our possessions our crops and cattle he would rather die here that go back under these circumstances. three petri ation agreement is based on a similar initiative by bangladesh in myanmar after a previous crackdown on the regime in one

crackdown in rakhine state in which as many as seven thousand people a full to been killed al-jazeera stratford reports now from could apolo refugee camp in bangladesh the system is fifteen and seventeen years old samia the soldiers tied them to trees and gang raped them the eldest says assisted consciousness was the second man began to prove a lie so. the army surrounded our house she says my sister and i were in the bathroom the soldiers burst in and drank this outside seven men raped me she says passes by found them unconscious and still tied to the trees. it was difficult to walk she says but they helped us it took us fifteen days to walk to the bangladesh border. rights groups say that the myanmar army used gang rape as part of its ethnic cleansing campaign that killed thousands of people and destroyed their homes in rakhine state. they also say that myanmar's case highlights massive floors in the international criminal justice system and there are questions being asked as to whether the interests of powerful countries like china could jeopardize myanmar ever fully being called to account.

hundred ninety thousand have crossed the border to bangladesh since the crackdown began last august stratford a small. for his and his wife she cheats or it doesn't matter whether the stance of the myanmar ban with the she government's report creation plan has been delayed they say they would not have agreed to return to myanmar anyway. if we do it here at least we get a feel if we are killed a member there is no federal just burnt. i made. we must be recognized as a hinge we want to houses rebuilt and freedom of movement if they kill us and meanwhile they just bend the bodies that even three children into the fire some as young as my son thought about thought about us about our. buying the day says the lissajous compiled of the names of more than a million refugees has not yet been submitted to the myanmar government plan would then involve verifying the names of each refugee on that list before giving it back to bangladesh. who will then ask refugees if they want to return the religion had their citizenship withdrawn in what was then burma thirty five years ago the myanmar government consid

for the full see will future i hope my husband daughter and grandmother can find us here she says stratford al-jazeera the refugee camp on with the. new tests promises hope in the fight against cancer scientists in the u.s. have developed a universal plan test capable eight different types of cancer test which is called cancers think is to catch the disease early and save lives. the scientists here at john hopkins university in baltimore analyzed more than a thousand patients who chose symptoms of cancer to see whether this new test would accurately confirm the diagnosis and they were excited to discover that for certain tumors the council's seek test was up to ninety eight percent accuracy and the same test was effective for eight different types of cancer fluting five which no early screening currently exists here's how it works as a chuma forms and grows the cancerous cells within it change reproduce and die sometimes cierra shed cells that can get into the bloodstream and when cancer cells die they can also release d.n.a. and other fragments that also get into the blood cancer seek is d

chance stratford al-jazeera well our next story in the series takes a look at the upcoming winter olympics in self career the games n.p.r. have taken on a political dimension with north korea's willingness to take part but those athletes will be in for a cold treat. be held outdoors for the first time since two thousand and six you can see that story here on sunday. thirteen people have been killed when a passenger boat capsized off the indonesian island of sumatra is the second fatal boat accident in the area in as many days a boat carrying fifty five people on the move the river hit a large wave and sank in bad weather police say they're still searching for the captain who survived the accident but has gone missing his deputy is being held for questioning. election officials and hundreds have rejected an appeal by the opposition to a null results of november's presidential vote present on all under one and this was declared the winner last month after he narrowly defeated leftist candidate salvador that's rather officials say there wasn't enough evidence to support the opposition's claim

back thousands of years but the construction of the traditional diables is under threat charles stratford has been milking museum boat builders trying to keep the ancient workmanship to life. history books a downs have been sailing the warm waters of the gulf for two thousand years. but exactly who invented this ancient type of vessel is lost in time maritime scholars believe they could have originated in china around six hundred b.c. . the sales have been replaced by an engine but they are still used for trade fishing and tourism along the coasts of the united arab emirates saudi arabia qatar yemen. taliep kafeel nasri has been sailing tourists along oman's coast the twenty year is a school. i live in create on the sea and the sea is everything to me it's a type of therapy i've spent my life on the ocean on boats like these which are so important as symbols of our heritage. the historic pulte of sue situation dona lagoon in eastern oman was once home to a fleet of hundreds of dals the portuguese the dutch and the british hold their boats in these waters over the centuries all keen to ben

for the full sea will future i hope my husband daughter and grandmother can find is here she says stratford al-jazeera the refugee camp fun with the. u.s. vice president mike pence is on his way to the middle east for a three day trip to discuss moving the american embassy in israel to jerusalem the u.s. decision to recognize jerusalem as israel's capital has provoked international anger pence will go to egypt and jordan and then spend two days in israel where he'll address parliament palestinians have made it clear he's not welcome the lebanese army has found the bodies of nine syrian refugees who froze to death trying to cross the border into lebanon they died during a snowstorm euro border crossing and a mountainous area six others were saved but one later died in hospital army patrols are looking for other refugees caught in the storm and arrested two syrians on smuggling charges. well the tragedy underlines the conditions endure this winter by nearly a million syrian refugees who've made it into lebanon they're living in flimsy tents that flood easily and have no protection from the fr

for the full see will future i hope my husband daughter and grandmother can find us here she says stratford al-jazeera the refugee camp fun with. the lebanese army has found the bodies of nine syrian refugees who froze to death trying to cross the border into lebanon they died during a snowstorm near a border crossing in a mountainous area six others were say but one later died in hospital patrols are looking for other refugees caught in the storm and arrested two syrians on smuggling charges. well in mexico city hundreds of people who lost their homes in the earthquake thirty two years ago are still waiting to be re housed they've been living in temporary camp since then the list of people looking for a new home grew longer last year after another big earthquake they did most as their story. jeannette morales was just ten years old when a devastating earthquake struck mexico city in one thousand nine hundred five the quake damaged her family's apartment and the government moved them to distant shack officials said it was a temporary solution but thirty two years later jeanette is still her

crackdown in rakhine state and which has many as seven thousand people i thought have been killed stratford reports now from the cook upon refugee camp in bangladesh. these sisters fifteen and seventeen years old samia army soldiers tied them to trees and gang raped them the eldest says a sister lost consciousness was the second man began to brutalize are headed to. the army surrounded our house she says my sister and i were in the bathroom the soldiers burst in and drank this outside seven men raped me she says passers by found them unconscious and still tied to the trees. it was difficult to walk she says but they helped us it took us fifteen days to walk to the bangladesh border. rights groups say that the myanmar army used gang rape as part of its ethnic cleansing campaign that killed thousands of people and destroyed their homes in rakhine state. they also say that myanmar's case highlights massive floors in the international criminal justice system and there are questions being asked as to whether the interests of powerful countries like china could jeopardize myanmar ever fully being

stratford al-jazeera to plough refugee camp by the. hundreds of protesters gathered outside hong kong's government headquarters after pro-democracy activists was banned from standing for election. time. the troll commission says agnes chao cannot be a candidate because her party's political platform violates electoral laws the twenty one year old is a member of a hong kong group that wants more autonomy from china can see. the government's move to disqualify me as telling us telling the world that the people of hong kong are not allowed to vote according to our free will we can only choose candidates that beijing favors we can only choose people that beijing accepts this is not an election beijing's political persecution does not only affect me endemol sisto there are also persecuting the ends higher younger generation still ahead on al-jazeera refugees are sleeping rough on the streets of northern greece is growing number as prost the turkish border. and african leaders try to end months of deadlock over a controversial dam project. w

chance stratford al-jazeera. and these four policemen have been killed by a bomb explosion in india ms and kashmir say rebel fighters plan to the device inside a market shop in support town the police patrolling the area where the blast was triggered it. at least eighteen people have died in the us joy one of the strongest winter storms in modern history to hit the east coast the storm dumped thirty centimeters of snow and cause flooding in coastal areas emergency crews rescued people trapped by rapidly rising waters forecasters are calling the storm a bombsite plane goes under has the latest from new york. these are historically low temperatures throughout the east coast of the united states and how are people coping well if they don't have to go outside they're not because officials are saying that these temperatures are so low it's so cold that it's dangerous and warning people not to go outside unless they absolutely have to for those that do it's all about layering layering as many clears of clothes as possi

and the european union have called for their release charles stratford al-jazeera columbia rebel group is urging the government to resume talks the president suspended negotiations after rebel attacks fall in the expiry of the cease fire in leaders say the incident should not derail the peace process. has more from. a historic three months long ceasefire now over and in the worse way as the rebels resumed attacks in colombia many hoped for an extension of a truce which this five violations have been considered a success. but on wednesday colombia's last active rebel group perpetrated four attacks wounding two colombian marines and effecting an important oil pipeline colombian president juan manuel santos spoke forcefully against them. laura the government deplored the airlines decision to restart its terrorist attacks on the general public the armed forces and on parts of the national infrastructure we were always i repeat always ready to extend the ceasefire with the airline and negotiate very quickly a new cycle of talks even it will she have. inexplicably not only rejected this proc

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and the european union have called for their release charles stratford al-jazeera. al-jazeera is demanding the release of its journalist mahmoud has sane it's been more than a year since he was arrested and jailed in egypt for same is accused of broadcasting false news to spread chaos which he and al-jazeera strongly denied he's repeatedly complained of mistreatment in jail. donald trump's former advisor has resigned as executive chairman of the breitbart right wing news website steve ballons been in the headlines a lot lately because of a new bestselling book the former right hand man of the u.s. president described the meeting between trump's son and a group of russians as treasonous trump said bannon lost his mind and his lawyers have tried to have the book banned than easterbrook has more from washington d.c. . well steve bannon and breitbart are both saying that he left the his position at breitbart but there's a lot of speculation in washington that he was probably pushed out one of the investors and one of the board members that breitbart is a republican a bi

tom from stratford says newer cars don't need much of that. >> it's not like the old days whennewhennedburetor the fud the air mixing with it. >> right. >> you have to let it run for 15 minutes. but these new cars you don't have to do that. >> reporter: all right. that leaves the other thing. [ laughter ] >> reporter: me stealing a car from somebody like you. linden den old police beated out wednesday it's happened a couple times there recently one source said at the wawa on route 30. i'll tell you one person who wasn't victimized thelma mcleod. >> if you're pull up, getting ready to go, get out, handle your business, that's my tip for the day hank. >> that's my take, too. aaa south jersey's take warming the car up first thing in the morning is fine just do it safely. doors lock. >> easiest thing get like a valet key chain so you lock your car when it's in front. you come back out you unlock your door. >> okay. >> remote starters are another option as well, because you can start your car from inside your house and your doors still lock. >> reporter: be safe. you know when you live and h

jefferson stratford hospital it's all hands on deck.seems this year's flu vaccine missed the mark. we asked people on facebook about flu shots and many were skeptical. i don't trust them. it's a money making exam. and it's 90% ineffective why bother? well its to set the record straight the vaccine was said to be only about 10% effective when the flu hit australia but right here right now it is about 35 to 40% effective and actually more on target than last year's vaccine. >> you might say why should i take the flu shot? because 40% of the time it will prevent disease. >> reporter: it's not perfect skypes but doctors still strongly advise you get the vaccine. >> it's a very educated guess. it's based on a lot of information worldwide but you can get minor changes in that virus by the time the season hits. >> reporter: alex alfonso feels fine and seems to avoid getting sick right about now. some people i guess are just lucky. >> what's your secret? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. because i don't eat very healt healthy. [ laughter ] >> repor

report roar worse than it's been in at least three years at jefferson stratford hospital it's all handseems this year's flu vaccine missed the mark. we asked people on facebook about flu shots many many were skeptical. i don't trust them it's a money making scam and it's not 90% ineffective why bother. to set the record straight the vaccine was said to be only about 10% effective when the flu hit australia but right here right now it is about 35 to 40% effective and actually more on target than last year's vaccine. >> so you might say why should i take the new shot? because 40% of the time it will prevent disease. >> reporter: it's not perfect science but doctors still strongly advise you get the vaccine. >> it's a very educated guess. it's based on a lot of information worldwide, but you can get minor changes in that virus by the time the season hits. >> reporter: alex alfonso feels fine and always seems to avoid getting sick right about now. some people i guess are just lucky. >> what's your secret? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. because i don't eat very healt healthy. [ laughter ] >>