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Charter schools, the favor and against, more than 100,000 students, potential students on the waiting list to get into charters, that will be the first big test. >> no question about it. when michael bloomberg was mayor his chancellor was joel klein, they raised the charters but ran into a lot of opposition from the teachers union. fast forward to now, weve been through the pandemic, the last year the schools were closed, people in new york city are still enthusiastic about charters and we shoul...

Suddenly oh my goodness, i cant believe my lax policy prisons and not prosecuting any crimes is causing a rise in smash and grabs now all of a sudden have you this one mayor starting in san francisco and maybe starting to work way across the country cracking saying okay now we are going to refund the police, bring back more money. bring back more people and provide the money. now, the problem is you fill the academies im not sure you will. these cops dont find do something wrong, they dont want ...

Shattered a record here in new york city. apparently one of the other problems is people -- theres a sharp decline in the number of people who have being arrested and then they are not winding up being detained before their trial. and so they are out and about. and they have got guns and thats why we see have seen this murder rate going through the roofer. brian: 30% jump in homicides. add this in. the retirement rate of police departments knifed jumped 45% from 2020 to 2021. another 18% of offi...

Operation and with the womens game growing rapidly, leicestertigers growing rapidly, leicester tigers are growing rapidly, leicestertigers are now reaching out to all types of female athletes to get involved. tonight is just about finding your talent, so were really to welcome basketballers, net boulders, across fitter, a new range of girls coming into the spot, it is really an exciting challenge to find some new talent. —— netballers, crossfitters. the men dont get opportunities like this, ...

Of the creation of this whats now called the pro-life movement. it really wasnt about abortion. initially, can you walk us through -- the far right, the christian right didnt care about abortion. they cared about desegregated schools, about their segregated academies not getting funding and then they shifted. how did the shift happen? >> sadly, it happened in large measure because of work that my father and i and dr. coop who became surgeon general for ronald reagan did in bringing a film series...

Not seeing young people in a dangerous job, the academies are empty. you have a situation in utah where people call the police, it doesnt get answered because they are so understaffed. even in the state of utah you dont see 40% increase year over year in homicides until now and it is not a coincidence. the law enforcement agencies are understaffed because this incredibly radical agenda is implemented. todd: i havent seen it but new york city when i come in every morning, people do whatever they ...

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Is it not exhausting as a parent? its exhausting and its a relief if your sons successful. and if not? if not, it could be a disaster. nine years ago the premier league and the football association introduced the elite player performance plan — or eppp. academies were expanded, money was ploughed in and ambitious targets were set. the first is for the england team to at least reach the semi finals of the euro championships in 2020. the second is for us to win the world cup in 2022. what weve s...

I was deemed not good enough and released. i dropped out of the professional game forever. there are growing concerns that the pressure to make it is affecting young players�* mental health. the suspected suicide of 18—year—old jeremy wisten, who was released by manchester citys academy prompted top stars to take to social media. an inquest intojeremy�*s death is yet to be held. do you think enough is done to help those that dont make it? erm, not really. more academies are scouting play...

Who are going to fail is going to increase as well. the factory farm mentality of the academies has meant that theres an awful lot of pressure upon everybody involved. the scouts, the coaches, but also these young players. and its that aspect which is the most brutal business part of the academies. they said unfortunately were not going to give you a professional contract. and you feel like youre nobody at the time. jazz the footballer, when that got taken away from me, i felt a little part of m...