it was a big party of stu d e nts are from.ere, wasn't it? yes, it was, we've been speaking to their classmates and friends this morning who turned up for school here and base broke about how upset and shocked they were to learn the news last night that their comrades had been caught up in this attack in london. one woman was telling us how people were in tears. another said that when the headteacher gave their address to the students here this morning, it was interrupted, when one of the pupils fainted. we've also been down to a gathering near the town hall here today, where stu d e nts the town hall here today, where students from other schools in the area came to show their solidarity and as you say, there were many people in london when this attack happened. over 90 pupils from this school behind me. some of whom at least we believe are expected back in france today, so parents here, grandparents, are now waiting to be reunited with those children. lucy williamson, thank you. seven people remain in a critical condition. mos

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it is about giving stu d e nts it on campus.so they would have to contribute and it would have to be valid contributions and policed in some way to make sure that people weren't just uploading stuff to go and feed themselves at the union? it is important to have a very strong moderation. we have a strong community team. we use artificial intelligence and we give the tools to the community. so they can really moderate the different communities that are happening. how will you get the organisations on board where the stu d e nts the organisations on board where the students will spend this virtual money? so we feel because, you know, sharing knowledge is so universal, it is integral to university, that the universities will get behind what we're doing. so you're hoping they will provide services really for nothing to students? not a bitcoin but a campus coin? we want to get the universities to be part of this and take care of the local experience. but they need to get something in return? for us it is about bringing their students

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if all these stu d e nts class of 15-year-olds.ts pathway is required for them. lots of students prefer vocational subjects to academic ones and because they are now required to stay in school training until 18, sixth form colleges are left with thousands of students who still don't have the grades. city college in norwich has so many students that need to take their gcses they need to rent this space to fit them all in. this is norfolk showground, one of the biggest indoor spaces in the cou nty of the biggest indoor spaces in the county and it's not the only place being rented out by colleges needing more room. the association of colleges says that in england last year, one in five plans to hire external venues to cope with the numbers, two thirds were forced to ta ke numbers, two thirds were forced to take on extra short—term staff. numbers, two thirds were forced to take on extra short-term staff. the costs are almost incalculable. the costs are almost incalculable. the cost of the transport, first aid is, catering. we receive n

. >> stu: in my judgment. >> dave: counselingman gowdy, i appreciate talking to you also. >> we'll gete out and then talk tos pnl. >>> sitting president on day 16 essentially called out in a public hearing. the president fired off a string of tweets. congressman himes read it to director james comey and asked for a realtime fact check. >> the anybody tells nab mabb has gone out to millions of american, isn't.com mill yams this are exact lp. >> it's hard for me it react. let me tell you what we understand the state of what we've said it. we've offered no opinion, have no view, are no information on pee it. >> so, paul, as a kroot who, you know, very clearly was working for hillary clinton, you clearly pish james comby believe or should up about the thethe nins while clearing hillary, put on a 60 or 90-minute infomercial attacking her. even thod we don't talk about that. they're own because we don't want to but our president, sometimes he lies our allies in the u.i. pb. >> so we know he's a lawyer. he learned that from the sprrm. >> potential collusion with a pos pill, african-american.

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there is a lot of stu d e nts to a—level. english and analytical skills and evaluation skills. a lot of the students i teach don't tend to see those on releva nt to teach don't tend to see those on relevant to their future career aspirations. what do you think? is it? i think particularly the new gcses coming out we will be doing them next year, i think we need to have a closer look at functional skills rather than the gcses as it stands. you think this policy is failing. it is a waste of time. all these pupils resiting and so many still continuing to fail? we support english and maths. i think it's really important and as we've said, english and maths is really important... but this policy should be scrapped ? important... but this policy should be scrapped? but in terms of the policy, it gives no flexibility so the condition of funding means we have to treat everybody the same. there is no degree of flexibility or meeting individual learning styles. so we've already said that actually, functional skills meets those needs in

the cost of running the school increases, rising number of stu d e nts school increases, rising numberer mnnemau se ‘ there is simply the atnhfnn er mnnemau se ‘there is simply not enough fairer there is simply not enough money in the system to meet the pressures . money in the system to meet the pressures. the education policy institute estimates that by 2020 the average real terms lost funding per primary school. be £74,000 and primary school will be £74,000 and postsecondary school, the average cut will be £291,000. that equates to every primary school losing two cut will be £291,000. that equates to every and ary school losing two cut will be £291,000. that equates to every and every 1ool losing two cut will be £291,000. that equates to every and every secondary two cut will be £291,000. that equates to every and every secondary school teachers and every secondary school losing six. the government says it is recognised the pressures that schools in england are facing and is helping them to make savings. the uk's biggest everfine the uk's biggest ever fine for river is likely to be

. >>> one bay area stu is attempting to denounce the president's orders to build a wall. the denouncement would be largely symbolic. one option is for the city to refrain from getting goods or services to those businesses who support the building of the wall. >> san francisco trying to block out border supporters. today at noon, hillary roman will introduce a law. the first bill of its kind in the nation. >> tracking down riders involved in a massive bay bridge side show on the heels of an arrest. local law enforce werement getting a chance to look at video behind the antickinantics. >>> how we are celebrating rosy the riveter later today. honey nut cheerios gets their delicious taste from honest ingredients. like real delicious honey and real oats. okay that's still honey. huh, there we go. we're back to honey again. who's directing this? that guy. figures. try new very berry cheerios. the taste of real fruit in every bite. so berry good. >>> welcome back. after a little bit of a break, the rain returns. you're going to need the umbrella. dust it off before you head out

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. >>> the woman accused in the case of parking lot rage outside of a walmart in union stu is in jail tonight. the driver backed in to a family on sunday after the store refused to give her a refund. tips from the behelped them track down the woman. she is facing charges for assault with a deadly weapon i a quadruple murder was not a random act. the killsings happened in sacramento. it's in san francisco where officers arrested a man in the western edition on pierce street this morning. a sacramento television station reports that man's wife, her two children and their niece were all found dead in this sacramento home just after midnight. >>> in the east bay tonight, people living in an oakland art warehouse that came on the city's radar after the deadly ghost ship fire are being evi evicted. as we see, the city is hoping to reach a solution to allow residents to stay. >> i'm going go around the other way. >> three remaining tenants living inside the salt lick warehouse could soon be moving out. >> can you tell them that people are being evicted from here. >> reporter: no one wanted t

the principle of the college said she was highly regarded and loved by stu d e nts was highly regarded neighbour spoke of devastation. she was a lovely person with two lovely children, two lovely girls. how are these children? they have lost their mother. you leave your kids to drop them to school, then you go pick them to school, then you go pick them up and this has happened to you. iamjust them up and this has happened to you. i am just in shock. them up and this has happened to you. iamjust in shock. iam in total shock. and the family of kurt cochran from utah any united states have confirmed he also died in the attack. he was in london with his wife, melissa, celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary. they had been due to fly home today. she is seriously injured in hospital. president trump paid tribute on social media, saying... those caught up social media, saying... those caught up in this attack came from many different countries. romanian officials say that a woman who fell into the river thames when the car piled into pedestrians was a tourist who was in london to celebrate

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d some stu pictures and sign autographs, so >> you starred in the reality show called "teach" several the connection that >> the truth of the matter is i was going to teach there. then my friend turned it into a reality tv show where everybody could see me cry a lot, but yeah. that year really changed my life. being a teacher has anyou,nd i' public education. thef you listen to people, you think there's nothing good happening in the public here to tell you thousands of miracles that happen every day. as you know, resource that's why this fundraiser, this teacher versus students talent show, makes so much sense because we keep alive the programs that keep a lot of the kids in school. >> keeps them interested. >> the space and robotics program, the debate club, all that stuff that makes schools so -- school needs to be rich. it needs t for the kids, so that's what we're trying to do. i have to tell you, yes, there was a dress rehearsal. we had some fun. northeast has got talent. >> can you give us a little hint? >> there's everything from original pieces that the kids come up with, sing

.>> stu philadelphia public schools head back to school today andn time.rchdiocesan schools in many suburban districts are delayed. you can see those scrolling on the screen and 6abc.com. >> new overnight firefighters had to battle both burning and icy conditions in the city's mantua section. >> let's start you off with weather and traffic. meteorologist, david murphy and karen rogers. >> and we've got just a little bit of a snow shower on storm tracker6 live double scan skirting the border between bucks and montgomery counties and there's another trail of it down through burlington county. light nuisance stuff. slow it down if you see sit. couple issues today. a wind advisory is up until 8 o'clock in the southern half of the region. winds are going to be strong everywhere but the big issue down here is that especially near the i-95 corridor we got a lot of sleet and freezing rain yesterday. it's still on the wires and branches. there's a concern that those trees and wires might continue to fall today. in the northern half of the region it's a winter weath

she is canadian professional stu nt racing.adian professional stunt woman when she is not busy winning downhill ice—skating races. that is winning the race becoming world champion for a second year running as well. back to do cover a lot, cricket. a brilliant moment for pakistani cricket at the moment. backin pakistani cricket at the moment. back in 2009 gunmen attacked the shellac and national team in lahore. 15 people died. since then all internationals and major games have been played abroad. tozzo on sunday. this was the scene is lots of people queued up. you can the security scanners at the gadaffi stadium. it was pakistan against shellac and it went off without problems. this is what it takes to stage a cricket match in lahore. 10,000 security personnel and three layers of checks on the way in the gadaffi stadium. international cricket has not been played here since 2009 when the sri la nka played here since 2009 when the sri lanka team were attacked by terrorists en route to a game. for cricket mad fans in the country, t

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filler in liverpool says will uk stu d e nts filler in liverpool says will uk students averages traitsne of the key red lines in these because the key red lines in these because the asians is increased control over the asians is increased control over the labour market restrictions, tickly on the rights of eu workers to work here, it would not be surprising if ever corresponding restrictions —— one of the key red lines in these negotiations. we do not know until the negotiations are done. andrew walker, thank you. that's it from business live today. there will be more business news throughout the day on the bbc live web page and on world business report. goodbye. good morning. the weather is a little bit mix this morning. we have already had some rain across western areas of the uk. that rain will continue to be hit and miss for another few hours or so, but in the afternoon i think most of us should get at least some sunshine. earlier, you could see quite heavy rain for a time crossing northern ireland, western scotland and more patchy further southwards but it drifts slowly north and

compared to other parents in hong kong mostly according to the chinese culture, where they forced their stuon examinations and enter the best university, the professional and get upward mobility into the middle—class. professional and get upward mobility into the middle-class. there's enormous pressure in hong kong to do well, strive and achieve. you bust all of those stereotypes. it is lucky that my parents are more open—minded. lucky that my parents are more open-minded. let me ask you this, you're a young man and i don't in a nyway wa nt to you're a young man and i don't in anyway want to sound patronising, but with youth comes a certain amount of idealism, and maybe sometimes a certain amount of na ivete. sometimes a certain amount of naivete. there are people who look at the reality of china's grip upon hong kong, the massive dominance that china has when it comes to any discussion of hong kong's political future, the economic reliance of hong kong on china. then they listen to you and think, there's a spirited young man who is going to change his views as he gets older. there's no way

it is the first time he visited the stu since his more was killed in a car crash there. she was just 36 years old died in a crash in a traffic item in paris. >>> also happening today, the ship boaty mcboatface will chart some of the ocean's deepest and coldest waters. serious business. i understand why they, you know -- >> little yellow submarine. >>> a premature baby was born in a blizzard and it took a medical team to get the help she needed and the help of a state transportation department. >> baby vivian was born on during the blizzard in connecticut. she was having trouble breathing. she needed service 30 miles away doctors knew it was going to be hard to get her there. so the department of transportation stepped in and cleared the roads and kept highways clear for the baby vivian to get through. >> we take it very seriously. we wanted to get out to help this baby. >> we had to let her two. that was hard. that was the hardest part. >> i bet. each day she gets better and better. mother is still in rove but also doing well. >> coming together across party lines. still

maria: there you go. >> thank you you are all right. >> so are you stu, see you 10 minutes. >> you willornings with maria" join stuart top of the hour we will be right back. stay with us. i realize that ah, that $100k is not exactly a fortune. well, a 103 yeah, 103. well, let me ask you guys. how long did it take you two to save that? a long time. then it's a fortune. well, i'm sure you talk to people all the time who think $100k is just pocket change. right now we're just talking to you. i told you we had a fortune. yes, you did. getting closer to your investment goals starts with a conversation. schedule a complimentary goal planning session today. with sleep number, there's an adjustment for that. tilt your tormentor and put those snores to sleep. does your bed do that? right now, save $400 on our most popular mattresses. only at a sleep number store. there's nothing more important than your health. so if you're on medicare or will be soon, you may want more than parts a and b here's why. medicare only covers about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. you might

life can knock stu upsidedown, then what would you do then? go up the case later on your head.takes so much core strength and fearlessness of concussions. topic number five. last month we talked about how rapper rock star country musician kid rock's name was being bandsied about for a senate run in 2018 in michigan. he's selling his own line of american made grills. [♪] >> in your face, china. kennedy: in rock was so moved after shooting bash kiewts out of the sky. he announced he will be taking his target practice hobby on the road for his new tour. it's starting to catch on. here is his opening act. [♪] why didn't he shoot that poor sound tech. thank you for watching the show tonight. you can follow me and twitter and instagram. people kennedyfbn@foxbusiness.com. tomorrow night throwf dobbs will have special coverage of president trump's rally in nashville from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. and i will be back here thursday. see you then.le good morrow, good evening and good night. ece. >> it really helps to define what it means to be a texan. >> but a century later, a thousand m

>> well, stu, i'm a democratic socialist.ers given his income should probably be paying a higher percentage. i find it fascinating donald trump did indeed pay taxes and it was anti-climactic moment reminded me of geraldo rivera opening the titanic safe and lot of play-up but nothing happens. he pay as lower percentage than average americans who pay 31% in taxes when you put together state, federal, social security income tax and medicaid and medicare. stuart: caroline -- >> higher than average american. stuart: i want you on the show i honestly could barely believe this. donald trump paid a tax rate in 2005 of 25%. and bernie sanders, who is a democratic socialist, just like yourself, and you and i have gone backwards and forwards over tax rates, he only paid 13%. i can't spell it but i know hypocrisy when i see it, and that, caroline is hypocrisy. >> i love bernie sanders but you're not going to get any disagreement from me. he should have paid a higher tax rate because he is able to. people who make more money should pay a

always such a pleasure to >> seth: and one of the things i love about having you here, fred, is wt stuo in your life. i will say i do have this thin telling me that you sometimes say things just to impress us. >> fred: that's thintryou say ia true thing? >> fred: absolutely. >> seth: okay, well, you know y into effect. i heard you backstage saying >> fred: that's exactly right. >> seth: what is frexit? >> fred: well, i'm going to no rest of the united states. so i'm pulling long island back and there's a way to do it, phal >> seth: 'cause, you're from long island. >> fred: i'm from long island. so instead of pulling the entire island back, i'm going to strip island with a bulldozer.it'snly four inches off of it and that's -- we're goto united states. >> seth: long island will now be four inches away from the united states. >>d: >> seth: and to what end? >> fred: and to what end? to the end of the island. [ laughter ] to the -- he >> seth: that's not what i meany mean? it's the end -- >> seth: but why are you doing this?land [ laughter ] >> seth: okay. t. to montauk. >> seth: all right,

aaa is out with a new stu feel unsafe sharing the road with fully self-driving vehicles. only about 10% of those surveyed said self-driving cars make them feel safer. on the flip side, about 60% still want to buy cars that have some autonomous features. >>> we have just learns that bao bao is eating well and is extremely. happy. >> handlers tell us she's adjusting just fine to her new live in china. bao bao is eating the right amount of bamboo and blood tests show no pair sirparasites or ot health complications. in the nbc washington app we have every picture and video from her time here in washington. just search bao bao. >>> speaking of health departmen department, after weeks of waiting lawmakers say they have a plan to fix healthcare in our country. >>> homes ploblown >>> a new battle over health care is about to begin. we're taking you in-depth. what's in, what's out? what are the c plan can pass? >>> it's almost time to book that spring or summer get-away. before you book your flights you need to here why susan hogan says you may be better off to pay the extra money

you sit there and stu. it's like a marriage.interested in being right, you will always be wrong. i have to give trump credit because he went for it and it humanized him. >> kennedy: his reaction when he had the press conference at the white house, but i want to bring up a point i would like you to address, bob. reince priebus says we should have put this in our pocket. i think that's what the democrats did with obamacare which was a horrible bill. they settled for something that was less than acceptable. now it's in a death spiral and republicans were smart not to make the same mistake. >> bob: you talk about a death spiral. i want to see that proven. 125% in arizona is for a small percentage of people. >> meghan: the stories coming out of my home state. cataclysmic. >> bob: the average arizonan does not pay 125%. >> eric: increases across the board. >> meghan: my home state. there are people paying more than their mortgage in their premiums. there is the bottom line for average americans. i'm angry at everybody. paul ryan, the

smashed foul, right past stu cole, the third base coach. >> mike: watch how deep this ball gets into. almost like he's hitting it off the back knee. if a hitter takes a swing like that, the hitting coach starts to drool in the dugout. >> jon: 3-0 rockies. they have seven hits in the first three innings. valaika flied out shallow right his first time. 0-2 the count. >> jon: when the rockies came into the national league, scott baylor was the skipper for the rockies. they were bankers. they used to go up there, they would collectively hunt for fastballs. when they got it, they didn't miss it. it kind of has been the philosophy through the years for the rockies. they've always been a good fastball hitting team. they take that mentality into the batter's box. they hunt. >> jon: 1-2. they were so good at slugging, they came up with a nickname, the blake street bombers. >> mike: boy, they did, too. i didn't know blake street was in denver until those guys came around. >> jon: curveball. got him. 75 miles per hour. but the rockies add a run. gorkys hernandez coming up. ♪ ♪ it's spring, and

reporter: just afternoon, speaker ryan went to white house to brief the president on stus of health care bill with ryan telling him, he did not have the vote, vice president pence made an afternoon visit to capitol hill. trying to make a final push for conservative support, there has been pressure on freedom caucus deliver conservative votes after extentsive out reach from the white house. but after the meeting some of those conservatives said they were still no. and in others leak congressman massie complained bob pressure to get onboard. how to vote, and what will be allowed to work on, if vote fails is that a republic. with tension building some tried to play the role of peacemaker. >> we have support from freedom caucus members from this bill. and we have opponents in both camps, to blame any single group would be a huge mistake. reporter: there was also tension of more traditional kind between republicans and democrats, and anger erupting with accusation that g.o.p. lowered volume on democrats floor microphone. >> this debate is too important to have our microphones at a lower scale

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i think it's worth noting there is no proof of the original stu stunning claim that former president obama wire stand trump tower during the campaign. the officials are saying wiretap could mean a lot of different things. he's not backing up from the fact that there will be some evidence that will come out to vindicate him again. >> wiretap covers a lot of different things. i think you'll find interesting items coming to the forefront in the next two weeks. >> what those interesting items will be, we still do not know. the white house has not offered up any proof of their own to back up these claims. they've kicked it over to congress to investigate. congress is attempting to do just that. but it's worth noting that the chairman of the house intelligence committee, a republican, said there is no evidence to back up trump's campaign. >> sara murray over at the white house. let's get to the classified briefing on the wiretap investigation. our chief investigator jim sciutto. what do we know about the closed door meeting. >> on the key question of whether the fbi is looking into communi