he's such an uneducated man. and the fact that, to your point, steve bannon has risen again. and i also, my more cynical viewpoint, the more dramatic he got today, the less we talk about russia. interestingly enough. >> right. >> had he gone any other direction, and by blockrussia. >> we're getting back to russia in block two. let me bring in my friend, matt sh lap, tweeted earlier today you were invited to be at the rose garden speech. i take it you have a different take on this news. >> completely. it's like there are two worlds out there. i think whether or not the elected democrat leaning mayor of pittsburgh agrees with this or not, there are a lot of people in states like michigan and pittsburgh and ohio and wisconsin, my home state of kansas, a lot of people across this country who have felt like they've been struggling. one of the reasons they feel like they're struggling, they don't feel the economic prospects of the recovery thereat we've seen over the last several years. they vbt sehaven't seen an incrn their take-home pay. every piece of concrete legislation on cli

folks, mental health but e, disabled veterans, it seems to me the question should be, should an uneducated, 18-year-old lady be able to charge the government for multiple births when we'll wind uptaking care of those children? host: charles, to your point and earlier, brought up kaiser the chart from permanente foundation, births by medicaid. 60% on that chart. you can click on the different to see your chart individual states and the births by nced in that state medicaid. in philadelphia, pennsylvania, a morning., myra, good caller: good morning. how are you today? for doing well, thanks asking. caller: good. my comment, if they cut medicaid medicare for the disabled, especially the children in this going to happen to the oughtistic children and that are her children porn with major birth defects. well, i'm 73.ot when i became, i got on medicare retired, i when i wasn't sick. i ecame six a few years ago, was very sick. i have a heart condition, maggor pill that is very, very expensive. is a bill that you can't go off, if you go off, you get shrooks. if i lose medicare, it is horrible will

they were uneducated. and in one case, you know, they have the genetic efficiencies. they leave in poverty. they're uncivilized people. and there was one kind of positive image and that was described in deliverance. they were at least good musicians. well, all of those scenario types that we observed in deliverance. -- and it's not seen as unique for discovery of appalachian. now one reason why you're going to see the emergent. >> now, local literary con corner and it's going popular. and it's these people and we're going to begin and what they are interested in, though, is not necessarily the landscape, the mountains, the forests, other kind of natural aspects. what they're focusing on is the people. they're about these mountain people. now, these local riders, their stories are going to be pubbished in middle class and very very popular at this time. and what i've listed here is some of the most prompt of these late 19th century journals. we've got harper's weekly, scibner's. these magazines are going to be read by middle class people. it's important to note this ri

you got a lot of uneducated people. comment earlier that only white people voted for trump. that's racism. i think trump's tweets, he's been transparent. i don't really see an issue with that. host: do you think it under mines messages that other of his key people are delivering? or at least affects it greatly? caller: not really. we hear it from the horse's mouth. he is who he is. that's what america wants. that's what america needs. we had the most transparent president before that. well, i female like i know a lot more going on in washington now than i did a year ago. host: patrick giving us his thoughts this morning. you can do so on phone and social media. we'll show you couple of things a we go along. if you're calling about this idea of the effectiveness of the spokespeople. keep doing so. pictures this morning of the say assailants involved in the london attack. the headline also that the attacker was known. police there in the united statessed kingdom. there's a follow up story in the in "new york times," it talk about surveillance cameras. it talk about some of the

who are uneducated. not really going to school.sed -- the situation, their circumstances, to, step aside. that kind of behavior. i wanted to write a song, that said it doesn't matter where you came from, it is about where you end up. >> uh-huh. >> so, you can come from anything. you can come from whatever. and be anything. and -- and, i want everybody who grew up look me, not having to know that that is not -- that is not your destiny if you don't want it to be. not having your mother and father. not having a job. going to jail. letting all of those negative circumstances, dictate your future, and what you are going to be. i wrote a song that doesn't have off to be like that. >> and, you -- get to hear the song. >> gotto its ghetto is a stat o. i love her. love that voice. and, man in the mirror. i just can't stop loving you. oh, my god. just. >> dude, i am so honored to be here. thank you so much. >> more honored to till you in a second, she is going to sing "ghetto" for you for the first time on national television. so, going to

. >> and the "n" word brings up a whole lot of history that they're uneducated about. >> these studentsmp-started the conversation with a lunchtime public forum and some messaging of their own. >> this definitely needs to be talked about. it needs to be heard. people need to be educated on what we have to go through as students -- not only as students, but being african-american students. >> school officials have yet to identify those responsible for the graffiti incidents. in castro valley, laura anthony, abc7 news. >> kids are in school to learn. that's just a hateful distraction. education is a critical factor in building opportunities and bright futures for bay area children and young adults. so the question is, are black students facing challenges in school that others are not, and how do we address these inequities? and, zarah, let's talk to you first because you're a professor at laney college in oakland, as well as a tv host. >> mm-hmm. >> what kind of diversity are you seeing in the classrooms, and how do you make sure to provide your students with the best opportunities possib

system i think it's evident that a lot of people still support him they voted in favor ignorant uneducated people for the most part regardless of that but. i know of that you yourself on your twitter account compared to. the boy and you said that the system the deliberate such a president clearly needs to be reformed don't you think that again the presence of . let's say nuclear weapons or any other major scientific developments and the ability of them being controlled by a person like for example trump it's a major liability for him and worrying that the. juvenile delinquent. has his finger on the nuclear button that's a very disturbing fact that comparison. to you. i thought it was very characteristic of you because you managed to upset not only trump's supporters but also parents of children the. diagnosis and i saw that many of them wrote to you on twitter saying that people with neurological conditions or attention spans can still be productive and successful members of society don't say anything without offending somebody these days but don't you think the they have a point here sure

. >> and brings up a whole lot of history that they're uneducated about. >> reporter: a lunch time public form and messaging of their own. >> this needs to be talked about. >> reporter: school officials are yet to identify who is involved in the incidents. laura and ththony, abc 7 news. >> game two is sunday. >>> up next, see what an nba-style upgrade looks like for one observing middle school. plus -- >> a great job. i'm in a great location but i cannot afford to live in a condo down here. >> she's not alone and now some people aren't even trying to cope with the cost of the bay area. >>> our warmest spots today in the 80s and the 90s. find out where temperatures are heading for your weekend plans coming up. are>>> a victory lap for two local families whose pool projects were abandoned by a contract or. i'm michael finney. the end result of a nine-month long 7 on your side investigation is ahead. >>> sound garden front man had drugs in his system but they did not contribute to his death according to an autopsy report released today. it confirms the 52-year-old singer killed himself. a re

. >> it brings up a whole lot of history, that they're uneducated about. >> these students jump startedation with a lunchtime public forum and messaging of their own. >> people need to be educated on what we have to go through as students. >> reporter: school official versus yet to identify those responsible for the graffiti incidents. in castro valley, laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> happening today, hundreds of people plan to march across the golden gate bridge for stricter gun laws. it's all a part of a nationwide movement on national gun vie license awareness day. people will wear orange, the same colors hunters wear. the march starts at 10:00 this morning on the san francisco side of the bridge. it is set to reach marin by 11:00. >>> also happening today, a north bay tunnel will reopen after some much needed repairs. the baker barry tunnel, the five-minute tunnel connects sausalito to marin bridge. crews closed it in ja your honor to mix cracks and leaks in the tunnel. water and sewer lines have also been replaced t. tunnel was scheduled to reopen at 7:00 this morning. still ahead o

. >> and brings up a whole lot of history that they're uneducated about. >> reporter: a lunch time public form and messaging of their own. >> this needs to be talked about. >> reporter: school officials are yet to identify who is involved in the incidents. laura and ththony, abc 7 news. >> game two is sunday. >>> up next, see what an nba-style upgrade looks like for one observing middle school. plus -- >> a great job. i'm in a great location but i cannot afford to live in a condo down here. >> she's not alone and now some people aren't even trying to cope with the cost of the bay area. >>> our warmest spots today in the 80s and the 90s. find out where temperatures are heading for your weekend plans coming up. are>>> a victory lap for two local families whose pool projects were abandoned by a contract or. i'm michael finney. the end result of a nine-month long 7 on your side investigation is ahead. ♪ remember dad helping you catch your first fish? then tell him he's special with great father's day gifts from bass pro shops. like new mr. steak propane patio grills, for steakhouse quality re

what's the difference in the poorest places in the world between an educated and uneducated little girl? the uneducated little girl will be a save, probably married out of off at a an early age, bearing children long before she should and maybe they'll survive and maybe they won't then we'll have overpopulation problems, but if they finish school, the opposite is the case. so what did your budget decide to do to this mcgovern dole school feeding program? you eliminated it. now, is that going to make for a better world and safer world? >> senator, what we are attempting to do is to marshall forces of others. we are talking to ore counother countries and asking them to do more to step in to fill in some of the needs that jordan has and refugee camps. same in turkey. so, we are using our authority to bring to bear other resources as well. these are some of the very difficult choices we made in achieving a budget level that we have put forth in this budget. none of these choices are easy. none of them. there's not a one of them that was not difficult to make. and so i do not take exception

. >> it brings up a whole lot of history students are uneducated about. >> they had a lunchtime forummessaging. >> they talked about it, people need to be educated what we have to go through as students and being african-american students. >> school officials have yet to be identify for those responsible for the graffiti incidents. >> happening today, hundreds of people plan to march across the golden state bridge for stricter gun laws. participants will wear orange, the same color hunters wear to protect themselves and others while hunting. the march starts at 1506789 this morning on the san francisco side of the bridge. it is set to reach marin by 11:00. >>> still ahead on abc 7 morning. we will take you to the museum for a new exhibit that's now opened this weekend. first, here's a live like outside from our abc exploratorium ♪ ♪ ♪ wow means you save 50% or more. there are three stages of wow. denial... is this price right? acceptance... and boooyah! wait for it! boooyah has three "o's". ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ it's buy one, get one free on snickers and twix miniatures. >

if you are uneducated, you can go to a movie.t the idea is you haven't heard everything which is -- it as a hook. that is just the hook, though. it is also about his celebrity. when you think about baldwin you think about his words and you do that because he is famous for how he says his words; right? to me, the film is doing, yes, we can unpack the sort of over simplicity of the representation of baldwin. we can say things are being teared down in these ways. that is what films do. in terms of putting him back in the spotlight, in a cinematic way, which is a function of the movie, does it work, and where he dives in and helps. >> next question. >> yeah, i have never spoken in a q&a before and i have went to a lot of them and this has moved me to do that. not so much to ask a question but to share annie jacobson dote that meant a lot to me in my life. an antidote. i grew up in new york and haven't lived there over 50 years but in college i had a number of black professors who went to france for a while specifically france. and th

. >> it brings up a whole lot of history that they're uneducated about. >> reporter: these students jump started with a lunchtime public forum and messaging. >> they talk about hate. because people need to be educated on what we had to go through as students not only students but african-american students. >> school official versus yet to identify those responsible for the graffiti incidents. >>> happening today, hundreds of people plan to march across the golden gate bridgeer gun laws. it's a part of a national movement on national gun violence awareness day. participants will wear orange the same colors hunters wear. the march starts at 10:00 this morning on the san francisco side of the bridge. it is set to reach marin by 11:00. >>> also happening today, a north bay tunnel will reopen after some much needed repairs t. baker barry tunnell connects sausalito to rodeo beach. crews closed it in january to make improvements to lighting and to fix cracks and leaks, water and sewer lines have been replaced. the tunnel is scheduled to reopen at 7:00 there morning. >>> still ahead on abc 7 new

many of the drugs are banned in europe and we are very uneducated as far as our prescriptions are concerned. once we take one or two pills and we have to continue on them. if we do, we have to be supervised to get off them because your body goes into a crisis mode and handle being off them. you have to have supervised by your doctor to graduate -- gradually get off them. i seen young people in hollywood as well as poor people in texas, all having the same problem. once you get on these, you have to get off of them gradually and you have to be -- you have to have a very well educated there about opioids host: what else can government do? caller: i do think they need to study what they did in europe and be more educating themselves about some of the prescription medicines. i think for doctors have a moral duty to be more educated easy well. thank you. host: thank you for calling nancy. let's hear from keith now in palm bay florida. caller: good morning. i'm a recovered alcoholic drug addict of ten years in september. the government being involved has become the oxymoron actually. on the feder

. >> and the n word brings up a whole lot of history that they're uneducated about. >> reporter: thesetudents jumpstarted the conversation with a lunchtime public forum and some messaging of their own. >> this definitely needs to be talked about. it needs to be heard. people need to be educated on what we have to go through as not only as students but african-american students. >> reporter: school officials have yet to identify those responsible for the graffiti incidents. in castro valley laura anthony, abc 7 news. >>> let's move on to the weekend. you've made it. the question is what will the weather be like? >> sandhya patel's here with that answer. sandhya. >> it's going to be fabulous, dan and ama. changing compared to what we've been dealing with. today it warmed up. upper 80s to low 90s in our warmest spots. now check out where the temperatures are going for san jose. average high of 78 degrees. you're going to be in the mid 70s over the weekend. a little cooler. temperatures spike early next week. they go back down again by a few degrees. but we're not looking at any major chan

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you are born in a low income country to uneducated parents. have a chance to get educated. world change starts by educating children. if you want to change things over 20 or 30 years, there is no better place to start than with five-year-olds and six-year-olds, get them in school and get them literate. put them on the same baseline we benefit from. charlie: what does room to read do and how does it do it? john: we intervene at two different points in low income countries were educational outcomes are at risk. number one, we try to get kids literate at a young age, in grades 1-3. over 100 million kids today are not enrolled in school. over 700 million people are illiterate in the world, two thirds of girls and women. -- and two thirds are girls and women. we intervene early with literacy. for girls' education, we try to work with communities were girls are at risk of dropping out of school and not making the transition from primary to secondary school. we try to make sure girls can get through secondary school with the life skills they will nee

particularly uneducated people are finding they're losing jobs, spending more time playing video games and stuff like that so eventually if we want these people to have a decent quality of life there's going to have to be some sort of welfare system in place, and i agree that the current sort of disability, welfare through disability, is not working for these people. so, i guess what is the type of welfare system that we could design that would adheres to these principles and also allow an increasing number of unemployed and potentially unemployable people to thrive or to be able to have a good life. >> wow. if i could answer that, then shy be president, probably. tracing -- addressing your first question, think maybe in the inequality debate, which we're having these days, that we're missing a couple-three key points. the debate has become allege distorted, if if may say. i remember talking a religion class at stanford and the professor said very enemy blue to me, heresies is not an untruth. heresy is an overemphasis over the unthroughout. one heresy is difficult to clarify and that i

you first begin to learn that comey -- light bulbs are going off in comey's head about just how uneducated the president was in the matters of appropriate lines of responsibility, appropriate conduct for a president and his intel agencies, a president and his law enforcement officials. and i think advice making this big point about what about russia. donald trump is not a master of the big picture. he doesn't view himself a keeper of america's sort of the sanctity of our democracy. he was worried about the crud in that dossier about him. >> and a key part of this is it also according to the comey testimony illustrates the president's not only misunderstanding, but his view of these institutions as his personal objects. he asked what if could dispruov this, as if they are a personal private eye under your retainer. and it's not. but they seem to think air force one is their plane and the white house is their house and the fbi is their security arm. it's not. and so there are fundamental stuff here that according to comey's view started out as a question over teaching ignorance information a

. >> let me again play the rolly uneducated consumer of this alcohol.e with herbs and different spices. >> that's going to give the flavor. >> more flavor, yes. gin is basically vodka with a added botannicallings. adds more flavor to it as well. >> seems like martini is giant glass of straight alcohol. >> the original martini was half vermouth half spirit. over the years it's gone drier and >> dirty martini, what is the difference and garnishes? dirty martini comes with olive juice and garnish with olives or blue cheese olives which i prefer. >> so that's just going to break down again give a little more flavor to the alcoholic content. erin come on over here. erin is a fan of dirty martini. >> i'm so excited. >> it looks different than that. >> i thought you'd never ask. >> this is the gin martini with gin i think especially with the spring 44 gin it has lemon peel one of the botanicals. >> i'll try that. have about 30 seconds left. let me try and erin i'll let him -- >> come on over. >> what are we chop liver. >> it's friday night right now everybody

that take place, the route of it is you are dealing with a lot of people who're misinformed and uneducated quite a promising response. people are very clear that there is a distinction between that of those who carry out extremist attacks if the name of religion and those who're sincere believes in a religion like myself. there were many who did not know that i was a muslim, so when these men came towards us with the knife saying, this is for allah, my first thought was, not the allah i serve, because that's so far—fetched from where we are guided to by the prophet muhammad, peace be upon him. wejust don't condone that. we don't stand for that at all. i want to bring in the head of finsbury park mosque on the head of finsbury park mosque on the phone. thank you very much for joining us. four terror attacks now in the uk in three months but the first that has specifically targeted muslims. what is your reaction to that? well, it's shocking. we have been shocked by the incident yesterday or the day before. as we have been shocked by the terrorist attack which happened in manchester, westmins

becausethere is so much resentment between the palestinians behind that fence and israel that an uneducated palestinian versus an educated palestinian or unhealthy. >> i'm going push back a little minute. this seems like a fair question. how much longer should folks like me wait on behalf of the american taxpayers until they clean up their act? it's been67 years. how much longer should we wait? >> i feel your sfrus administration and i think that what we needto figure out is what is the replacement of unra or how do wego back? first we have to limit the number of refugees it's out of hand the number of people that unra covers because they're not all refugees. but the schooling and the healthcare for those groups in there, i mean, there's no other place for them to get it. and so there's a population there that does need to have that. all the points you raised are right and all the -- those are all things that we need to fix. but i jufs -- >> my time as it expired ms. ambassador but at a minimum i think we ought to look at what they're mission and is if we can't meet this mission we ought to

see how they could get tremendous profits from people who were unsuspecting, for people who are uneducatedmany instances for people who did not know how to fight back. and so, we've been working so hard and along come the republicans in doing everything that they can now that trump is in charge, and now that we have a new administration, to move with what is known and is talked about as deregulation. but all that is, is undoing protections for consumers, that's really what it's all about. and so, we're working very hard, but we know that the republicans are in charge, and that they're going to be able as they have been to get this bill out of the financial services committee. it will go to the floor, the republicans have the numbers, we're depending on the senate to be able to push back. we don't know how well they're going to do because wall street basically has a lot of power and influence in the congress of the united states of america, that had it historically, they don't want to give it up. many of the members of congress, both on the democratic side and the republican side have revis

radio show hosts attacking bob mueller, conspiracy theorists who make millions of dollars off the uneducated the sake of the president and the administration, and i'm serious here, could you explain what a terrible move that is, not only politically, but also legally and how they are so fundamentally misreading this man at this time? >> it's a death sentence for people making those charges because of the misunderstanding of who bob mueller is. he is and has always been a guy of tremendous character first, character first. bob mueller graduated from princeton and didn't upon graduation go on a tour of europe or drive across country. he went to vietnam as a second lieutenant and led a rifle company. he knows what it's like to lose men and is unafraid during this investigation. he's there for one thing and one thing only, fairness and resolution. that's who bob mueller is and who he has always been. >> joining us now, sarry horowitz who covers the justice department for "the washington post," one of the four reporters on the piece that the special counsel is investigating the president for poss