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am a primary school teacher and a lot of these jobs and a lot of these children that i teach do come from councilbe put to bed at night by their parents and not wake up the next morning is absolutely disgusting and someone in government needs to be held for this because if they accountable for this because if they had just spent five grand more, those children would be in school still. they would be playing on the street still. and the prime minister has announced a full public enquiry and there is money going towards rehousing the victims now. is that rehoosing the victimsroowolsthat no, we did an inquest. where enough? no, we did an inquest. where was she on wednesday? this was all announced on friday. she should have been meeting people on friday people did not know whether go to sleep at night. she needed to move quicker. she has read the country wrong. she has the emotional intelligence of a brick and she needs to get her self in gear. but she has taken measures to get on top of the situation. she has now but that is from pressure from things like this, people showing that they are not happy

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city council held a hearing on a bill that would reimburse the teachers. teaching materials for their classrooms. >>> up next. ivy league dreams dashed for students who thought they were heading to harvard. why the school is taking back admission offers tonight? >>> plus the stranger jumps into a moving karen it's all caught on camera. but this guy decided to hop in. >> kevin hart says you won't hear him trashing president trump. his motivation for staying away from white house comedy. ♪ ♪ award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. the most awarded luxury suv of the century. visit your volvo dealer to take advantage of our midsommar sales event offer. >> announcer: this is nbc10 news. >>> at least ten students who were heading to harvard aren't welcome there any more because of their social media behavior. the ivy league university revoked the admission offers after the students posted explicit memes on their facebook. >> take a look at this new video out of illinois. a good samaritan spotted this car rolling through on com

council president donald tusk said the plan was "below expectations" — and german chancellor angela merkel said there had been "no breakthrough". now on bbc news...click. this week, driving arizona. teachingzania. and clowning in california. los angeles. a city of many sites. there's the movies. the beaches. the high life. and in between each of them, a lot of this. with hardly any rail alternative, the traffic he drives the locals to destruction. it's led some of the big thinkers to suggest radical alternatives. elon musk has started digging a tunnel he envisages a network of car and passenger carrying tubes underneath cities in the future. how boring. meanwhile, back in the almost real world, a more modest way to reduce traffic. it are electric cars are belong a whole apartment block. it creates a closed car share system. vehicles to be booked out by residents only and used for up to three hours at a time. this is not a car you would use to dry to work and back because you would hold it for the day. you would use this car for convenience — popping out to the occasional errand. we believe that a 2—car household can be reduced to one. experts say that every share vehicle takes 11 off the

teaching in rural elementary or secondary schools... or mentoring the next generation of young women. yawa hansen quao became the first female student council president at ashesi in 2006. while in college, she began thinking about a way to help women grow into leadership positions. it was a goal that she made a reality with the founding of" leading ladies network." >> our goal as an organization is to help women get out of themselves and their problems and to start thinking about what kind of change they can bring to the community around them. >> reporter: one young woman whom quao has mentored is narkie agbettor, another ashesi grad. she has just started her own small business, selling virgin coconut oil products. and while she's enthusiastic about her company, she admits it's not always easy dealing with government bureaucracy and seeing competitors resort to bribery. >> there are solutions to every problem but it requires thinking, it requires strategy. so you want to be successful and you want to be ethical as well. >> reporter: patrick awuah knows that his young, idealistic graduates, many who come from families of modest means, will b

reminding parents to teach their parents to be very selective of the people who follow them on social media. >> the city of los angeles cleared the way for a museum. the la city council approved several requirements for the $1.5 million museum it's the vision of george lucas and his wife. it will include story boards, costumes and other problems from various lucas films and other film makers. >> the goal of the museum is to inspire people to think outside the box, to imagine whatever you want to imagine, to help build on the myths that bind our city and our people together. >> i call it a school for schools. it will be a place where over many lifetimes millions of people will come to learn and engage, to be educated, to be inspired and to be given hope. >> lucas hopes to open that museum in 2021, it will be built right across the street from his alma mater, usc. >> time to check what's happening with the weather out there, kind of hazy, misty, how would you describe it? >> misty is a good word. i've ran into a few drizzle drops out there in the bay. right now lingering patchy fog near parts of the coastline all set to move back into the bay for the overnight hours. w

teach it investments. we did not talk about greece today at the european council. is somehoway this good news.ng with the chancellor, we did the am most that this topic would not be on the agenda, because it is better if the topic can be oflt with by the ministers economy and finance. as a matter of fact, our ministers worked hand-in-hand in order to build a strong consensus and to find an agreement. this agreement is supporting the recovery in greece and the reforms implemented by ella to sipras.s -- t one more word -- to think president donald tusk and jean-claude juncker, as well as the prime minister for the work achieved. -- confident we have been working together on what will be coming after the first of july, and we are meant to see each other soon in hamburg on the occasion of the g-20 presided by angela. ladies andmerkel: gentlemen, we had a european council meeting which, i think, --hs really demonstrated a has really demonstrated a spirit of her new confidence, and perhaps germany and france have enabled to lead the conservations to this. meeting ofer the rome, it was clear that the

teaching. >> i just add one thing. i covered a lot of local government my time when i was a beginning reporter. i covered city councilsnd school boards. the interest in what school boards are doing very is a lot, but school board members are very susceptible to lobbying by the public. if you go to your local school board people and say you want to require civics and enough people do it, civics will be required. [applause] >> this is a question from twitter. the question is, if someone like jfk were to take office today, how do you think you would approach the form policy challenges were facing up? >> knowledgeably. [laughter] will. [applause] he was a natural born diplomat. not to say you smooth talking or something, he understood that diplomacy is essential. in life and in relation between nations. >> went back after i heard the inaugural speech delivery left know about trend last november i went back and read jfk's speech and i will cite the well-known quotes but one thing he said that people don't remember is to those peoples in the hudson villages struggling to break the bonds of mass misery, we pledge our best ef

council says he hopes the uk could still change its mind. many of the uk's top universities have failed to achieve the highest award in the first major assessment of teaching. 0ur education correspondent gillian hargreaves reports. with me is chris havergal, news editor at times higher education. thank you for coming in. the teaching excellence framework, it ra nks teaching excellence framework, it ranks universities gold, silver and bronze, how influential is this and how important is it? it's the first attempt to rank universities according to their teaching standards. there is a very established hierarchy of universities which is largely based on their research prowess. this looks at a different set of measures and it's created a very different looking hierarchy. while you have got institutions like the london school of economics, in the bronze bottom category, you've got institutions like coventry and the montford university in the gold category so it's going to change people's perceptions of what a good university in the uk looks like. people's perceptions of what a good university in the uk looks likem it really going to change perceptions? if you ha