. >> translator: i will communicate closely with crew members and ground staff to maintain good teamwork and get the most out of the missions of the iss. >> the crew has spent two and a half years training for the mission. they're running through their final tests on how to respond to fires, sudden drops in air pressure and other emergencies. they'll depart next month. >> that is all for this edition of "newsline." thank you very much for joining us. tavis: good evening. from los angeles, i am tavis smiley. tonight, a conversation with the rector steve mcqueen. his latest film is based on the real-life experience of a free man that spent more than a decade as a slave after being kidnapped from his home in new york state. the movie is touted as a front- runner for major awards this year and is being referenced with other films like the butler , about the complexity of the african-american experience. we are glad you have joined us with director steve mcqueen. coming up right now. >> and by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. thank you. directoritish-born steve mcqueen

we do not give them a broader set of skills, like problem solving, teamwork, a whole variety of others, that are more and more required in an economy where machines usually computers, are taking over all the repetitive tasks. the nonrepetitive tasks are being done by people, usually in collaboration with each other. to work in groups, the ability to solve problems, the ability to customize what ever you are doing for a particular individual, or group of individuals, is no longer a person assigned to a machine. it is people working with people variety,e quality, convenience, speed, innovation, and so on. that requires a much broader set of skills than the old economy. abilitiesother tent -- 10 abilities include -- guest: that set of skills is extremely broad. it requires, instead of going to work and doing your job, it tethered to a machine, doing the same thing over and over again through the day, you have to bring the whole person to work. you have to use all of your assets. your personality. your ability to get along with others. you have to have enough of a sense of your impact on o

bags all rolled out of bed this morning all hung over and i was up at 5:00 in the morning, doing my teamworkoing flipies and front toss. i don't know who you suck bags are throwing today but it better your ace. because when that guy rolls down the hill with a sunken chest could i eat a bowl of serial out and he has the -- you don't realize that i get 400 in my sleep! >> you might be thinking, gee, he's very good at this. that's because the known as the one man, the real ride, the pro wrestler. >> noet i'm heading for home, i'm a blue-eyed handsome man ♪ >> let's bring in the one-man thrill ride himself. did you live up to the video? >> not individually. i only went 2 for 3. for the first time in 11 years, we did beat the current roster. we wish the fitchburg state team this year a good year. >> how did you become a pro wrestler? >> i was a pro wrestler at age 'm starting to get some recognition for the promo. i don't think we're seeing it. >> i would call you a lazy suck bag and this ain't 15 minutes of fame and i'm not a one-hit wonder. i just got my 30 grams, i'm peaking at 18 right now. >

the great story of a coach who's teaching kids what teamwork really means. "nightly news" begins now.

it's been said that teamwork makes the dream work. be part of your team as we work together to make a difference attest ory of you can learn, jim is the ultimate and team player. pray on this occasion that god will bless time.country at this let us pray. thank you for the beauty of another day and the breadth of that fills us with light, hope, and opportunities to learn, love, grow, pursue our dreams. thank you for this moment to elebrate james comby as the director of the fbi. we call on you to bless this a emony and everyone who is part of this equation. we thank you for those who have come before us and paved the way opportunities the that we have to enjoy life and liberty. e thank you for the men and women and their families who sacrifice and serve our country. so that we can enjoy the fruits of freedom, bless them, o lord. thank you for jim and his willingness to accept your call to serve as the director of the fbi. you've equipped them with the intellect, inclusive leadership innovative spirit and integrity for such a time as na

so i will like to make sure that we have good teamwork, communication between the crew members, and also with the ground support teams. >> the astronauts will take off in two weeks onboard the russian spacecraft, soyuz. >>> japan's chefs could soon find their work endorsed by the united nations. members of a unesco committee have recommended japan's culinary arts be dez signated a intangible asset. unesco is expected to endorse the decision in december. japan's cultural affairs aswrgc proposed it. the recipes, tableware and other culinary arts are a fundamental part of japanese culture. the officials say they hope unesco recognition will be a boost for businesses hit by concerns about food safety since 2011 nuclear accident. unesco currently recognizes four food cultures. french, turkish, mexican, and mediterranean. >>> thousands of foreign volunteers traveled to northeast japan after the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. many of them helped clear debris in the city of ishinomaki in miyagi prefecture. a team of local amateur journalists is trying to give something back to people overseas. nhk

until the tokyo olympics, the process of discovering and nurturing young sporting talent requires teamwork on the national level. >> all right. well, disaster prevention special ilss say a major earthquake expected to it will central and western japan could be more devastating than predetected. a powerful quake in the trough ought dpl the pacific ocean would unleash towering tsunami and special ilss say more than 130,000 people could die in the western prefecture of osaka alone. that's much higher than previous estimates. nhk has this report. >> reporter: officials with the central government estimated that 323,000 people may be killed across a wide area of japan if a major earthquake occurs in the trough. but they raised the forecast to 1 33,000 and they assumed tsunami would inundate a larger area. this slows the central government flood projection. the panel projection is on the right. the experts believe the flooded area could be three times larger. they say a powerful quake would trigger liquid faction at river embankment and cause more flooding. the fl new projections are raising con

cultivating teamwork is a part of silicon valley life. volunteers came to the kad my with a tall order. build a playground in six hours >> these kids have to walk 20 minutes to another playground. is instructional time they don't get. >> reporter: parents and school leaders applied two years ago to kaboom a group that creates quality playgrounds. the community raised $8500 are towards the project, offering input as to what equipment would be best. cornell garland is a parent here. >> we came to meetings talking about it and everybody made decisions we voted. what is best for the kids. >> reporter: two playground contractors supervised teams. they collaborated on six previous projects. >> they're designed for gross motor skills. to have a gray mrai ground going to meet needs of kids is phenomenal. >>> volunteers also get the satisfaction of improving lives of the students. >> when you finish and look back, it's a awesome feeling. and then, see the kids coming on saying thank you. >> reporter: the children did just that. one small group at

. >> cultivating teamwork is part of life. volunteers came to the academy with a tall order: build a playground in six hours. >> this will change their lives. this veto walk today, 20 minutes, to another playground, 20 minutes of instruction they do nut get. we will change their day. >> they applied two years ago to a group that helped 2,500 schools across the country to crete quality playgrounds to round out kids' education. the community raised $8,500 toward the project and offered input as to what kind of equipment is best for the children. a parent of a six-year old student speaks. >> we voted what is best if the kids. >> two contractors helped to supervise the teams. it helped that volunteers have worked together on six previous playground projects. >> to have a lay ground that meets the needs of the kids is phenomenal. >> volunteers get the satisfaction of improving the lives of each appeal students. >> you see the playground completed it is awesome and to see the kids coming out and saying thank you, it is great. >> lov

teamwork, transparentity, and goal oriented projects, and thinking -- >> as a popular kabul cafe, they expressed hope that football can help drive political change. >> 11 men who brought pride to 32 million people and none of those 11 men were actually holding a gun. what you're seeing is a new narrative of what it means to be a hero. i hope our leaders actually realize that. >> today, it's football that matters. but no matter who wins or loses the final, these players know the goal that matters is for fghanistan to succeed. >> now, this week on bbc world news, we've launched a season that we're calling 100 women, focusing on many of the issues surrounding gender equality. part of our coverage today we're looking at education, specifically the lack of women training in science and technology. that's a theme that's also being addressed by the u.n. today in what they've called the day of the girl child. here are some recent statistic on women in the technology industry, they make for interesting reading. in 2010 only 15% of u.s. computer science undergraduates were female. only 10% of in

the great story of a coach who's teaching kids what teamwork really means. "nightly news" begins now. >>> good evening. this was to be expected as the hour nears. but a major credit agency has put the credit rating of the united states of america on a negative ratings watch. just last night, we came on the air reporting that hopes were high for a deal, things were moving. that collapsed today in a pile of noise and hurt feelings in washington. the government has been shut down for 15 days. the debt ceiling deadline is just over 24 hours away now. the world is watching. and the financial markets are clearly watching. and profiles in courage are in short supply tonight in washington. we have it all covered beginning again tonight with the sorry state of affairs in congress. kelly o'donnell has spent yet another day covering it all. good evening, kelly. >> reporter: good evening, brian. confusion and parol sis are all i can say for sure right now. the house had planned to vote on a bill to reopen government and prevent that default, and then abruptly scrapped t

good teamwork, my friend. teamwork. all right, hold on. >> yes, yes. oh.baby. >> that's teamwork. >> put that one down. >> well, that's delicious. >> hold on. we have a whole bunch of other stuff here. >> the chili is incredible. >> it's tremendous. right here, we have the meatballs that my children invented for their batali brothers cookbook. and we have nick's fabulous chili here. >> came up with this on a drive home to ohio. it's chorizo, ground beef, bacon and no beans. >> for everybody that needs fiber to go through this, we brought a kale salad. that my children love. just a little parmigiano-reggiano. the tailgate is the whole time of year. >> lovely jerseys, being worn right now by lara and new orleans saints fan robin roberts. >> oh, oh. >> i'm sorry. >> i know. this is who dat nation. it's @robinroberts. >> also, all the recipes for dishes you just saw, "good morning america" on yahoo! this year, sunday at 1:00 p.m. it's awesome. thank you, guys. and thank you, by the way, to the flight crew. sam's traveling dancers. >> all i have to say, the sec

we use baseball as the hook to get kids to come together to learn about teamwork, we have a whole can urriculum that's based on the importance of reading, literacy, education, we have a whole violence prevention can urriculum, we have 22,000 kids playing baseball throughout northern california, junior giants baseball, and we have a number of volunteer coaches and commissioners and one of the things that we ask every year our junior giants players to do is to take the peace pledge. it's basically the pledge is i'm a junior giant, i pledge to strike out violence by, and the first line is prevent bullying and respecting my teammates, coaches, family and friends. so at the peer grass roots level where we have coaches working closely with kids we hope to spread a message, we also have an art contest, imagine peace where we honor kids at a ballgame later in the year just so kids can interpret and show their form of how they interpret anti-bullying and peace in this society. you know, it's not perfect, it doesn't always work. i think sometimes people tune us out. but we feel strongly that wi

bottom line here is when you think about all the things that could be said about a situation, the teamworkus issues. a real leader is out for more data. not just pulling himself or reporting to the nation about what he feels or what he did, it is about being able to assemble all of that information and come to a recent, sane judgment that gives people confidence. when people hear i, i, i, they think this guy, it is all about him. charles: can you be narcissistic and insecure at the same time? or is it the same thing? >> it is the same thing. there would not be a reason to sing your own praises if inside he did not feel like $0.02. there would be no reason to go on the cover of "gq" magazine unless you felt unless i am a celebrity and president that is not going to be enough to bolster the fact that bad things happen. my dad left me, my mother left knee, my grandparents were not alive. stuart: although we live in an i world. you point this out with social media and it feels like we live with a self-absorbed world, maybe it goes all the way to the highest office in the land. >> i think it is

>> teamwork. >> an important move for topps to get into a country like this. what do you hope topps can help do in afghanistan? >> i hope in a small way that kids around the rest of the world have when they are looking to find their sporting heroes in a packet of topps cards and in the process, maybe it will be a cause for good social interaction between different communities in the country. >> shafic, to end, soccer leagues fail all over the world. other sports leagues fail all over the world in places that aren't phasing the -- facing the kind of violence that exists in afghanistan. what do you hope to see for the league's future. are you confident the premier league will survive and thrive? >> i am optimistic and the concept we have used and also now, everybody sees that the cooperation between the private sector and afghan football federation on one side and from public sector is join -- that these all sectors join hands is a very good concept to make the league's obtainable and we are very hopeful that it would be future. >> we certainly wish you the grea

. >> ships optimized for large work spaces collaboration and teamwork.hat is why it works well for a start up gather on coaches or long table they work on inventions like this 3 d camera. and a service helping you order supplies like paper cups. >> makes it fast. you can do things like we're out of paper towels. >> they're going places though on board a vessel that doesn't move shaechlz working engines and navigation tools it never set sail. that creative energy stays here at pier 50. that create aid problem with the landlord. port says owners have rent aid parking space. now they're taking issue with how they're using that space same way your landlord might not like you living in a garage. spokesperson says it does not include office space, or living aboard the vessel and have given the end of the month to move the start ups or move the boat. >> if they understood, they'd want us here. >> he's hoping to work out a compromise before the deadline. >> we'll let you know whachls a man has been aested for punching a safeway store manager. you can see what ha

. >> ships optimized for large work spaces collaboration and teamwork.hat is why it works well for a start up gather on coaches or long table they work on inventions like this 3 d camera. and a service helping you order supplies like paper cups. >> makes it fast. you can do things like we're out of paper towels. >> they're going places though on board a vessel that doesn't move shaechlz working engines and navigation tools it never set sail. that creative energy stays here at pier 50. that create aid problem with the landlord. port says owners have rent aid parking space. now they're taking issue with how they're using that space same way your landlord might not like you living in a garage. spokesperson says it does not include office space, or living aboard the vessel and have given the end of the month to move the start ups or move the boat. >> if they understood, they'd want us here. >> he's hoping to work out a compromise before the deadline. >> we'll let you know whachls a man has been aested for punching a safeway store manager. you can see what ha

i hate people who talk about teamwork and family at the workplace. that goes out the window the moment you are fired. >> totally. >> look at "the five." on the front half you all look like a happy family. on the bottom half are you giving each other charlie horses. >> by the way, he gave me a charlie horse for christmas. >> i am trying to get out of the segment. coming up, how can we fix america? sherrod small ships people off to earth. >> it is also an app. >> it is their number -- is their number one song deeply racist? we will take a nonstory and make it nonstorier. female announcer: female announcer: through columbus day, at sleep train's inventory clearance sale, get three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic. save 10, 20, even 35% on a huge selection of simmons and sealy clearance mattresses. even get free delivery! don't miss three years interest-free financing on tempur-pedic through monday, columbus day. guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ new light. well an american indian organization published this

it has been said the teamwork makes the dream work.as been a privilege to be part of your team as we worked together to make a difference. as many of you can attest or will learn, jim is the ultimate servant, leader, and team player. we want to prey on this occasion that god will bless this moment -- pray on this occasion that god will bless this moment. dear god, we acknowledge that you are the creator of life. we thank you for the breath of your spirit the fills us with life, hope, and opportunity. we thank you for this moment to celebrate the installation of james comey as the director of the fbi. bless the ceremony and everyone who is a part of this occasion. we thank you for those who come before us and pave the way for us to have the opportunities we have. we thank you for the men and whon and their families sacrificed to serve our country so we can enjoy the fruits of freedom. we thank you for jim and his willingness to accept your call to serve as the director of the fbi. for such auipped him time as this, to serve this nation

i hate people who talk about teamwork and family at the workplace. that goes out the window the moment you are fired. >> totally. >> look at "the five." on the front half you all look like a happy family. on the bottom half are you giving each other charlie horses. >> by the way, he gave me a charlie horse for christmas. >> i am trying to get out of the segment. coming up, how can we fix america? sherrod small ships people off to earth. >> it is also an app. >> it is their number -- is their number one song deeply racist? we will take a nonstory and make it nonstorier. >>> it puts their fight in a new light. well an american indian organization published this poster a bunch of years ago. the protest logos of teams like the cleveland indians and it is in this news because of the controversey over the washington redskins team name. you can see there you have the new york jews. >> they had a winning season. >> and the san francisco -- i don't think i will say that word. the text reads no race, creed orie lig general should endure the ridicule of native

we're proud of the teamwork that really results in curing lives.he mammovan has become an important part of our community where we try to break down every language barrier, working with community leaders and free mammography so it's one of the longest functioning mobile mammography programs in the country. we're very proud. >> as we said mammography is step one but if something is found on the sand and you're -- on the van and if you're uninsured -- we met antonette and she said the mammovan saved her life. what does the prepare foundation -- brem foundation do, named for you? >> we part neared with others to give women what they need. we really try to decrease the anxiety, get earliest diagnosis and achieve an cure. we also do education to underserved communities as well as to physicians to optimize breast cancer care across the country. >> dr. brem, you have talked about in many speeches about cutting edge breast cancer detection is individualized imaging. it is not one size fits all and you're speaking specifically of women who have dense breast

. >> ships are optimized for large workspaces, collaboration and teamwork.ps. >> they work on inventions like this 3d camera. an under water robot and a service that helps you order supplies like argyle paper cups. >> makes it fast and easy. you can do things like, oh, i'm out of paper towels. >> there are people who are going places. even though they are onboard a vessel that doesn't move. though she has working engines and a full set of navigation tools, it never sets stale. -- salem. all that creative energy stays here at pier 50 and that's created problem with the landlord. >> in short, the owners of the pier said they basically rented a parking space. now they are taking issue with the way they are using that space. same way your landlord might not want you living in your garage. a port spokesperson told the lease does not includes us living aboard the vessel or using it as office space. they have given them until the end of the month to move the boat or move the start-ups out of it. leftet said it's other big misunderstanding. >> if they understood who

as i look back to that day, moments of what my battle buddies did, that teamwork, that group effort throughout the whole day. stuff as simple as stopping for a five-minute break to drink a dr. pepper and smoke a cigarette. to take a breather, break, and then reengage and continue on with the mission. as i look back, those are the key things i remember. my battle buddies, my friends, the eight guys we lost, to keep their memory alive. >> you took out -- well, you took out a machine gun -- explain to me what you took out that put shrapnel all over you. >> my assistants gunner and i moved into position to help reinforce a position that had been cut off and isolated. we were using a 60k generator, six feet wide, four feeting high, as a shield against the enemy bullets. sitting there trying to eliminate the enemy, and so they could come back to a little better concealed spot, and they flanked around us and inned up firing a shoulder-fired grenade launcher that luckily the generator took the brunt of the blast. kind of just peppered me with shrapnel. gregory got hit but we could still shoot, move, a

a university study says lack of training and the desire to get credit are the biggest blocks to teamwork thank you, jane. bart trains rolling, and still, we have problems out there this morning. leyla gulen has the latest. >> no bart strike but we do have bart delays and plenty of congestion. speaking of bart delays, we have in the daly city direction, fremont and bay ferry lines we have dries at 15 minutes due to mechanical problems and it looks like muni and i think a transit and everything is running on time and outside we go with a look at the bay bridge toll plaza where we have those lanes loading up, and some of the car pool lanes are funneling through but it is 17 minutes commute away from the maze and into san francisco and san mateo bridge is 14 minutes away from hayward to 101 and you can see a few extra tail lights but no crashes to report and 101 headed up the peninsula to sfo and into san francisco you are next length shape and a little bit of a slow down approaching the 280 extension. mike? >> good morning, on this tuesday, i thought we would broad were out the scope of liv

you're getting and administration and a level of teamwork, and it seems like lots of focus on helping teachers develop. i guess i think about, i was just in shanghai actually, and this is a system that's undergone a huge transformation, as far as i can gather, over the last one to two decades. it's not at the highest levels of excellent -- excellence in will get into the store is a man who seems to have led the charge, you know, it's all the basics, first of all it's all the basics that we would all think, and in my mind that are driven to change. one of the most fundamental things is they focus on creating really well managed schools where you've got very engaged school leaders who are absolutely determined to get a building full of good results, and create a culture and a set of systems and a set that supports that lead to a tremendous focus on teamwork and professional development. back to the topic of teacher quality, and this is a question for you, amanda. i've seen it through our own work were i to start thinking, i don't think the solution is necessarily changing schools of tha

. >> reporter: cultivating teamwork is a part of silicon valley life. volunteers from s. a. p.uild a play drowned in six hours. >> this will change their lives. these kids have to walk 20 minutes to another playground, and that's 20 minutes of instructional time they don't get. we will change their day as a result of this playground. >> reporter: parents and school leaders applied two years ago to kaboom, a nonprofit group that has helped schools around the country to create playgrounds to round out children's educations. they raised $78,500 and offered input about what kind of equipment would be best for their children. cornel garland is a parent of a six-year-old student here. >> we come to meetings talking about it, what to pick out for the playground. you know, everybody made decisions and we all voted what's going to be in the playground, what's best for the kids. >> reporter: two licensed playground contractors helped to super advice the work teams. it helped that they have collaborated on six previous playground projects. >> they knew the designs for the gross motor skil

. >> reporter: cultivating teamwork is a part of silicon valley life. volunteers from s. a. p.s will change their lives. these kids have to walk 20 minutes to another playground, and that's 20 minutes of instructional time they don't get. we will change their day as a result of this playground. >> reporter: parents and school leaders applied two years ago to kaboom, a nonprofit group that has helped 2500 schools across the country to create quality playgrounds to round out education. they raised $78,500 and offered input about what kind of equipment would be best for their children. cornel garland is a parent of a six-year-old student here. >> we come to meetings talking about it, what to pick out for the playground. you know, everybody made decisions and we all voted what's going to be in the playground, what's best for the kids. >> reporter: two licensed playground contractors helped to super advice the work teams. it helped that collaborated on six previous playground projects. >> they knew the designs for the gross motor skills, and it will meet the needs of the kids. >> we

. >> ships are optimized for large workspaces, collaboration and teamwork. gathered in couches on the main deck or down below, they work on this 3d camera. an under water robot and a service that helps you order supplies like argyle paper cups. >> makes it fast and easy. you can do things like, oh, i'm out of paper towels. >> there are people who are going places. even though they are onboard a vessel that doesn't move. though she has working engines and a full set of navigation tools, it never sets sail. all that creative energy stays here at pier 50 and that's created problem with the landlord. in short, the port of san francisco says the owners of the ship said they basically rented a parking space. now they are taking issue with the way they are using that space. same way your landlord might not want you living in your garage. a port spokesperson told the lease does not includes living aboard the vessel or using it as office space. they have given them until the end of the month to move the boat or move the start-ups out of it. he said it's other big mis

. >> if you really take the time to ensure that something actually works, that's what real teamwork is and that's what real bipartisanship looks like. when you have a law that is on the books to ensure that all american people have health care coverage and that coverage that they deserve. >> jennifer, what part of that don't you buy? >> just about all including the "the." the republicans are not responsible for this mess. this was pushed through purely on democratic votes. the united states senate is controlled by democrats. if they wanted to conduct oversight hearings, dhee have. the administration lied to us. they told us everything was okay. how many times did we hear from the president 100% everything is on track. when senator max baucus said is this going to be a train wreck, the administration and all their supporters rushed forth and said, no, that's nonsense. everything will be fine. it's not fine. and to the point that governor kasich was making, it's not simple lit website. the entire premise of obama care was it you could force young relatively healthy people into the exchan

. >> cultivating teamwork is a part of silicon valley life. volunteers from s. a. p.owned in six hours. >> these kids have to walk today 20 minutes to another playground and that's 20 minutes of instructional time they don't get. we will change their day as a result of this play ground. >> parents and teachers applied to kaboom, a nonprofit that helps schools around the country to create playgrounds to round out children's educations. they raised $78,500 and offered input to with a kind of equipment would be best for their children. >> we come to meetings talking about it, what to pick out for the playground. you know, everybody made decisions and we all voted what's going to be in the playground, what's best for the kids. >> two contractors helped the work teams. it helped that they have collaborated on six previous playground projects. >> they knew the designs for the gross motor skills and it will meet the needs of the kids. >> we are so excited. >> besides the adrenaline rush from meeting a tight deadline, they also get the satisfaction of improving the lives of e

. >> ships of optimized for large workspaces, collaboration and teamwork.ups. >> they work on inventions like this 3d camera. an under water robot and a service that helps you order supplies like argil paper cups. >> makes it fast and easy. >> there are people who are going places. even though they are onboard a vessel that doesn't move. though she has working engines and a full set of navigation tool, it never sets stale. all that creative energy stays here at pierre 50 and that's created problem with the landlord. >> in short, the owners of the pierre said they basically rented a parking space. now they are taking issue with the way they are using that space. same way your landlord might not want you living in your garage. the lease does not includes living aboard the vessel or using it as office space. they have given them until the end most to move the bow ortiz move the start ups under it. >> if they understood who we really are they would want us here and if we understood who the requirements were we could meet them. >> he's hoping to work out a compr

congress who face re-election every two years but yet they still can't get anything done, there's no teamwork in washington right now. >> well, i think everybody agrees term limits are necessary to get the most out of it. it's like a long-term contract. i'm under right now eight more years left on my contract but the last two years identify been going about my job with a one-day contract. if i was in the senate right now, tonight i would have meticulous preparation to try and make something positive happen the next day. and i have one day to get my contract renewed. i've been doing that for the past two years as a basketball coach. and i have found i get more out of my coaching ability, motivational abilities and lift my players up to levels they didn't think they could reach. right now our government is not doing that. >> one thing you're saying, i think what i'm hearing, is called accountability, right? you're taking accountability for the job at hand. what do you think of kathleen sebelius' actions regarding obama care's new websites? you've been someone who's dealt for scrutiny. should sh

power rangers, which leads into talking about colors, which leads into talking about respect and teamworklike the barbie dolls. i know barbie, you know. i was just at the historical museum the other day, so i picked up on a lot of new toys that we can talk about or extend on or, "did you know your mother used to play with this game?" so they usually give me what they need. they give it to--they let me know when they come in. "i like this. i like cake. i like pie. i don't want to come to school today because i'm bored." and my response is, "well, you know what? "the time to tell your parent "that you don't want to come to school "is when you get up in the morning, "because once you're in my classroom, you're mine. "and we're going to have fun today, so come on in here. let's go." woman: do you have to make the hole bigger or smaller to make your finger fit? child: make it bigger. second child: we can make this one bigger. hendrick: but where do we begin? how do we start teaching in this new and exciting emergent fashion? there are many books on the subject, but here are a few of the basic

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but when we have been able to be a team has made the bigger teamwork. and i'm grateful for it.no one will ever know the work that we do off the floor, behind the scenes, and i'm not a one-man show. i depend on these three good senators for virtually everything that we're able to accomplish. >> the majority leader of the united states senate, harry reid, talking about the vote in the senate. the bill has passed that would open the government avoid a default. the president will speak at 8:25 eastern time. >> welcome back to aljazeera america, and we're following the story in washington d.c. the government shut down, and the avoidance of the default. apparently is moving in a direction. the united states senate just passed a bill and it goes to the house of representatives. at 8:25 eastern time. president of the united states will speak, and we'll listen to that. let's hear what some of the u.s. democrats are saying right now, dick durban of illinois. >> let us just make sure that this is just the beginning. >> thank you. today is not a happy day, it's a somber day. we finally ach

michael bryant: i think those things build esprit de corps, build a sense of teamwork, teach kids howo share, how to work together to achieve a common goal. but one of the things you really must do, even for those little, very, very flexible bodies, is make sure you warm them up adequately. and even though those parents are well intentioned, there are a lot of those parents who are the coaches who don't have a lot of experience in what you need to do in order to prevent injuries in kids. and part of that is adequate warm-up, adequate stretching. even with those young bodies, you still need to do that in order to prevent them from injuring themselves. mirich: in dance and ballet, we have six and seven-year-old girls, nine-year-old girls who want to look like that professional 22-year-old ballerina. their muscles aren't ready, their ligaments aren't ready, and one of the worst training errors is to have them try to emulate that mature dancer when their bodies are not ready for it. they don't have the strength, they don't have the flexibility, they don't have the skeletal development to

is, it's a set of standards that are aligned, aimed towards critical thinking, problem solving, teamworkverance for kids. and so the standards themselves, if we couple that with support, are really good things for kids. but you can't just on high announce that you're going to do this. this is really different. it's a different way of teaching. it's almost like if there was a new protocol in medicine, you have to have the preparation. but what happened was that the federal government basically through arne duncan and the federal government, they basically funded the testing consortium and none of the preparation. that's why teachers around the country and some of the right wingers are basically calling it test, testing, testing as opposed to teaching. we are for it. we need to actually make it work before you have high stakes attached to it. and that's what teachers want. the more teachers have their hands around it, the more they see that it's really good for kids, but the kids need the supports. >> so when it comes, though, to what town halls across the country have revealed, because th

to bey we have been able a team is by teamwork. no one will ever know the work that we do off the floor and behind the scenes. i'm not a one-man show. i depend on these three centers for everything that we are able to accomplish. we have a lot more to do. the president said yesterday and i say today, let's move on. what is the big issue out there that people complain about? the deficit? how about immigration. a trillion dollars. something fair and reasonable that the country needs. the next venture is immigration reform. ourill continue to extend hands to the republicans to get them to come to the table in good faith. senator durbin. times throughout the history of the united states, and has taken united states andte to resolve challenges resolving national debate. it happened again tonight on the floor of the united states senate. senators stood up and ended this ordeal that has been suffered by the people of the united states of america, by federal workers, and those who depend on your service. i cannot describe to you the feelin

california, wen used to have teamwork where everybody got together, worked together, and got along with everything. i hope the democrats and republicans sit down today and think about the people in the united states and the united states is a happy place to live in they needed to help the people here. people really need help. >> next to donna in hamilton ammo -- in hamilton alabama. go ahead. i understand they're not going to put the government back in business, especially for the senior citizens that have paid federal and state taxes. my social security statement shows that i started at 16 i started working before that. pay federal and state taxes and social security taxes. >> thank you for your call. in pennsylvania, democrat caller. >> i want to say i am so ashamed of our congress. i think we should turn off their benefits until they can get things straightened out. they have such luxuries, a health club that is working and the entire country should have the same benefits that they have. it is just mind boggling. fromxt is james massachusetts, independent caller. >> good morning. i a

teamwork that goes beyond the schoolhouse doors.ore and more teachers are leading the charge to form networks with important players outside the school system out of necessity in so many occasions. in families, communities, local governments, despite all the challenges, there is some good news to report this year. for example, the latest numbers of high school graduation rates show that 75% of american high school students are indeed graduating on time. pause for applause. you deserve it. there is still plenty of room for improvement, of course, but that's the highest on-time graduation rate in 40 years. the prediction is that this year there will be almost 100,000 fewer high school dropouts than there were last year. [ applause ] so rehema and i are joined by two teachers on the front lines in very different places. that will make the conversation interesting. both helping make those numbers happen by building coalitions in their schools and in their communities. glen moorehouse olson teaches in a sprawling rural school district in

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