Wars and occupation and bad foreign policy, mostly by our own government. What does it mean daytoday . I write stuff, i speak, i talk to people. Who pays you . Phyllis i work for the institute of policy studies. Its been around since the early 60s. We raise money probably from foundations and probably from individuals and we dont take any government money or corporate money. When people give you money, what do they want from you . Phyllis usually what they want is access to information. Isis has been a good example. Who is isis . The reason i wrote a book about isis was because the book kept asking me where can i get some basic stuff . I dont need to be in next bird. I only need to be i only need basic step in basic stuff. We cannot rely on Mainstream Media the way we used to be able to rely on it. The internet provides a huge amount of information but sorting through it, it is hard to know what is reliable and what is shady stuff. So you go to people that you trust and you share your
Of the eu as well. British climber Andrew Foster has been killed in a massive rockslide in Yosemite National park his wife is in a Critical Condition in hospital. Three former tesco executives have gone on trial accused of fraud and false accounting. Good morning, everyone, welcome to the exciting new sound. And its been the soundtrack to teenagers lives since the 60s were celebrating 50 years of bbc radio one. And coming up in the sport and bbc news, Sergio Aguero is involved in a car crash in amsterdam but could his injuries lead two weeks on the sidelines . Good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. The governor of the bank of england, mark carney, has given another strong hint that Interest Rates will rise this autumn for the first time in a decade. The base rate was cut to the Current Record low of a quarter of one percent after the eu referendum. The bank has since been under mounting pressure to raise rates to help curb inflation. Mr carney told the bbc that they are lik
What better protect the kids if they can change it with the president . It wont be football if we continue to strip away the cake return, the threepoint stance or any number of proposals out there. We think those are ways like tackling. It is an attempt to somehow sanitize the very difficult, very physical act of tackling. It cant be done. Tackling is tackling. They define it exactly as it is done and should be done at the three levels of football where the game should be played. If they cant tackle the way the technique was designed, they shouldnt be playing contact football until such point they are ready to play. Ladies and gentlemen at this time i will recognize my colleague from virginia. I do apologize that my jacket off and ran over to vote in the rain and it got wet so i took my jacket off. Mr. Oneill, my 10yearold tried to tackle football, when my 8yearold was seven he played for flag football. Because they are not ready to tackle that they actually drop out of the sport . We
Washingtons dulles airport. Well see the airplanes that have carried americans aloft from the earliest days of the 20th century. Hi. May name is tom crouch. I am the senior curator of aeronautics at the national air around space museum. And we are here this morning at the national air and space museum Housing Center. This is the place where our museum keeps all of its largest objects and some pretty darn spectacular things when you come right down to it. We are standing almost in front of one of my favorite machines. Its the 1903 langley airplane. Aerodrone, as he called it. Samuel langley was the third secretary of the Smithsonian Institution. From the mid 1880s until the time of his death in 1906. He was sort of a selftaught astronomer. He was the founder of the Smithsonian Astro physical observatory and he founded the zoo and some of the museums we have today. But he was really fascinated, and had been since childhood, by the idea of flight. And in the late 1880s, he decided to begi
Been put forward by School Administrators and teachers and in some cases, even parents who are seeking Practical Solutions to this challenge. The challenge here is not to isolate anybody, it is not to disseminate against anybody, it is not to make anybody unsafe, it is to ensure that our schools are as inclusive and respectful and safe as they can possibly be. That is why the guidance we put forward includes tangible, specific suggestions for how that can be achieved. Let me give you one example. There are some School District across the country that have sought to enhance the privacy of their students by making relatively minor changes to shared use facilities. In some cases that means just putting up curtains so people have more privacy when they are changing their clothes or taking showers in what had been shared use facilities. That is something that benefits all students and that is what we are looking for, solutions that protect the safety and dignity of every single student in t