Is gps, the global public square. Welcome to all of you in the united states and around the world. I m fareed zakaria today on the program an exclusive interview with the socalled in lady of venezuela the u. S. Says her opposition alliance won the recent presidential election but she s now in hiding. A sitting president nicholas maduro redmond, sir and insists victory is his also with hamas s chief negotiated dead and fears of a widening war evergrowing what is next for israel and its neighbors then mocha has the possibility, once again, of having a madam president what this election is about gender and many more ways than that i ll explore with the atlantic s derek thompson but first here s my take there s been a tendency among democrats to get exasperated at the american people for not voting. There material interests for policies that would help them better their conditions they wonder is the title of a book raising the concern goes, what s the matter with kansas and what they reall
haiti is gripped by the wrist with protesters flooding the streets. nation s capital they re calling on the president to step over claims of corruption and economic mismanagement. and fourteen children are expelled from a school in indonesia. we speak to some of those who were. with the top stories from the past seven days on rights up to the moment of elements as well this is the weekly an r t international hello and welcome to our top story this hour yellow faced. demonstrations are again taking over the streets and parks this sunday against what they re calling calling living standards you re looking at live pictures right now a tense standoff on one of the main thoroughfares in the french capital a sizable police presence decked out in full combat gear i think creasing a month of yellow vest protesters trying to make their way to the arc de triomphe the main area for a meeting for protests and parse if we turn our attention back to stop a day over forty thousand people tu
rare statement questioning buzzfeed s reporting that the president told michael cohen to lie to congress. we ll have the questions surrounding that article. and is it a deal or a distraction? the president teases a major announcement scheduled for this afternoon regarding the shutdown. we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. the perfect weekend to do three things stay home, spend time with your family, or read a good book. millions brace for a massive the threats of the storm w touch 30 states. snow, ice, and rain at times very heavy. the storm s getting stronger now. as it pushes east, it s going to pack a good punch. it only gets worse with time. president trump says he ll make a major announcement about the government shutdown and the southern border trump. and democrats in congress remain divided over the president s proposed border wall. on this issue he s strong as bear s breath. sounds terrible for buzzfe
signed by president obama in december 2015. thought the two-hour hearing, democratic members voice their states ton a loying use federal educational dollars to arm teachers and schools. we will then hear from the witnesses. the senators will each have five minutes to ask questions. we have a full house of guests in the audience and i welcome you here. we are glad you are here. this is part of your right as an american citizen. you can expect vigorous back-and-forth among the senators. we have different points of view. i would ask those in the audience respect the rules of the senate in terms of no applause or demonstrations or comments during the hearing. it empowers tennessee with the responsibility to decide how to close achievement gaps, improve schools, and make sure all of our children succeed. reaching the point of fixing no child left behind took seven years of congressional efforts. 27 hearings and a three-day markup in this committee where we considered 57 amendmen
we will then hear from the witnesses. the senators will each have five minutes to ask questions. we have a full house of guests, i welcome you here. this is part as you re right as an american citizen. you can expect vigorous back-and-forth among the senators as the nature of this committee, we have different points of view. i asked that those in the audience respect the rules of the senate in terms of no applause or demonstrations or comments during the hearing. heims, a kindergarten teacher from memphis recently wrote the following, this year, tennessee schools began to implement our state s new education plan under the every student succeeds act, which we call essa, like the previous law of no child left behind it allows time to meet the needs of our states students. essa empowers tennessee with the responsibility to decide how to close achievement gaps, improve schools, and make sure all of our children succeed. reaching the point of fixing no child left behind took s