who are trying to figure out how to include social and emotional into the multiple choice format. i think the behavioral tracking stuff is pretty valuable. just making that an upcoming trip all by itself, you know sick days for students, fighting expulsion, there is be able to put things can be very very powerful as indicated of the overall health of the school as a system. the other thing is do you see a tendency to realize that objective testing is not always the way that we have to start trusting the subjective can you speak about that? this is a very core point of which are thing. we all make assessments every day and we all have to deal with other people s assessments and judgments every day. decouples towards data is a really, really strong in our culture right now and we re all kind of living our lives by external metrics but we don t necessarily understand the quality of the data that goes into those metrics or the nature or the algorithms to produce the outcomes
langley, was a challenge. in the end, we won because i have the right experience and background to get that done. it was a great experience. and that is what i am doing here. most of my responsibility as a representative from this area is to fight the bureaucracy from the people who need the bureaucracy thought. you can watch our interview with freshman congressman will heard at 9:00 eastern on c-span. self identified political independents gathered in new york. we will hear from jackie salit and author of a book on the topic. please welcome to the stage the chairman from united independents of illinois, david cherry, along with the pollster who helped get mike bloomberg elected, doug schoen. doug schoen: jackie salit has been in front of the front lines and begin depended movement before there was an independent movement. i am proud to have worked with her for 25 years. as a colleague and as one of her students. she has taken the movement from a party-based movement, a
host: you served formally as an abbasid or two switzerland inlet as an ambassador to switzerland in liechtenstein. in looking at this relationship between the u.s. and iran, where do things stand now? guest: i am optimistic. in 2009, the two big missions were of secrecy. to get the swiss government to agree to the enhanced sanctions. switzerland was at risk of being the whole of the donut in europe, the place iran would go to trade oil. and we have and our argument was we have to find some way to bring it to the table. when we finally bring them to the table and we get a framework agreement, this is a great step forward. we are where ahead of where we were just two years ago. host: the issue of iran will land first and foremost next week with the senate. i want to play you some of the comments from senator bob corker, this set the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee and his concern over the deal expressed on fox news sunday yesterday. [video clip] one o
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hello there, i missed all the attend. this is out there at live from door ha. also coming up. the controversial writer, salman rushdie has been stabbed and seriously injured as a literary event in new york state. for responding to china, the u. s. says it will hold and maritime transit operations in the taiwan straits soon and columbia new left us government agrees to restart. peace talks with the ellen, the last gorilla group, still at war with the state. ah . now for me, you as president donald trump is suspected of violating the espionage act. after the f. b, i seized classified documents from his florida state. earlier this week, the list of documents reportedly into its material relating to nuclear weapons. how does your catherine reports now from washington dc. mr. tub, never before has a former us president been suspected of violating the espionage act. according to the war and authorizing the f. b, i search of trump, the state. trump may have kept documents that could