ABC NEWS SPECIAL, AMERICAN KIDS : WHY THEY FLUNK. EDUCTION SPECIAL

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The dream is over for a robot boasting artificial intelligence that had hoped to secure a place at the top-notch University of Tokyo.Video was shot on November 14, 2016, Japan. Torobo-kun failed miserably in the entry exam and having now flunked four years in a row has accepted defeat and will now have to go out and work in a "real job" in industry. “As the robot scored about the same as last year, we were able to gauge the possibilities and limits of artificial intelligence,” said Noriko Arai, a professor of information and society research at the National Institute of Informatics who heads the team behind Torobo-kun.

--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n\n --LEAD IN--\nONE CONSUMER-ACTIVIST ORGANIZATION SAYS NEARLY TWO-THIRDS OF SUNSCREENS ON THE MARKET PROBABLY DON'T TO THE JOB AND ARE LIKELY UNSAFE.\n --VO SCRIPT--\nTHE 'ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP' SAYS THOSE SUNSCREENS WOULD FLUNK NEW STANDARDS PROPOSED BY THE F-D-A IN FEBRUARY.\nTHE REASON - THEY EITHER CONTAIN OXYBENZONE, A CHEMICAL LINKED TO HORMONE CHANGES IN MEN AND SHORTER PREGNANCIES FOR WOMEN.\n-OR - THEY DON'T MEET F-D-A STANDARDS FOR U-V-A PROTECTION, ACCORDING TO THE GROUP.\nITS 20-19 SUNSCREENS GUIDE LOOKED INTO MORE THAN 13-HUNDRED PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET.\nEVEN BEFORE THE F-D-A PROPOSED ITS NEW STANDARDS -\n - TAG --\nIN A STATEMENT IN FEBRUARY, THE NATIONAL TRADE COUNCIL FOR SUNSCREEN, COSMETIC AND PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS SAID F-D-A FINDINGS MIGHT CONFUSE CONSUMERS AND DISCOURAGE THE USE OF SUNSCREEN. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nSUNSCREEN STUDY HEALTH ENVIRONMENTAL WORKING GROUP\n\n\n

A woman flunks two DUI tests and is arrested by a highway patrolman.

ACCORDING TO INVESTIGATORS INTO MONDAY'S COMMUTER PLANE CRASH NEAR CARROLLTON, GEORGIA, A PROPELLER BLADE THAT SNAPPED OFF THE PLANE A FEW MINUTES BEFORE IT WENT DOWN HAD FLUNKED AN INSPECTION A YEAR EARLIER. AN ``ANOMALY'' WAS FOUND IN THE PROPELLER BLADE DURING AN ULTRASONIC EXAM, BUT MAINTENANCE RECORDS SHOWED IT WAS FIXED BEFORE THE CRASH, JOHN HAMMERSCHMIDT OF THE NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD SAID WEDNESDAY. THE BLADE WAS RETURNED TO THE PROPELLER ASSEMBLY ON AUG. 2, 1994, AFTER A RE-INSPECTION BY THE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION. FIVE OF THE 29 PEOPLE ON BOARD THE ATLANTIC SOUTHEAST AIRLINES FLIGHT WERE KILLED WHEN THE EMBRAER 120 TURBOPROP WENT DOWN MONDAY ON ITS WAY FROM ATLANTA TO GULFPORT, MISS. SEVEN REMAINED IN CRITICAL CONDITION TODAY WITH BURNS. FOUR OTHERS WERE IN STABLE CONDITION.

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00:00:00:15 This is a bad story. The anthrax attacks that killed five people and infected 17 more people happened six years ago. Meanwhile, we've had all kinds of exercises to deal with situations like this and our first real case and we flunk. How did he get over the border? (0:20) /

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MUSICAL COMEDY. FRED ASTAIRE, PAULETTE GODDARD, BURGESS MEREDITH, CHARLES BUTTERWORTH, ARTIE SHAW AND HIS BAND, FRANK MELTON, JIMMY CONLON, ADIA KUZNETZOFF, MICHAEL VISAROFF, JOSEPH MARIEVSKY, DON BRODIE, BILLY BENEDICT, BEN HALL. 10 TAPPING TOES OF ASTAIRE. ASTAIRE & MEREDITH ARE COLLEGE STUDENTS WHO KEEP FLUNKING THEIR TESTS SO THEY CAN STAY IN SCHOOL & EVADE RESPONSIBILITIES. BOTH MEN ARE TRUMPETERS & HAVE A LOVE-HATE JEALOUS RELATIONSHIP WITH EACH OTHER. THEY MEET GODDARD WHO AGREES TO BE THEIR MANAGER AND BOTH MEN BEGIN TO VIE FOR HER AFFECTIONS AS SHE SEEKS TO GET THEM JOBS WITH ARTIE SHOW & HIS AGGREGATION. THEY LEAVE SCHOOL GET INVOLVED IN A FEW SEQUENCES IN NEW YORK AND GODDARD EVENTUALLY CHOOSES ASTAIRE TO BE HER LAWFUL WEDDED DANCE PARTNER. WIT. JAZZ. SONGS INCLUDE: WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE THE LOVE OF MY LIFE? POOR MR. CHISHOLM (I AIN'T HEP TO THAT STEP) BUL I'LL DIG IT, SWING CONCERTO (BY SHAW), SWEET SUE (BY SHAW), I'M YOURS.

ABC NEWS SPECIAL. BARBARA WALTERS HOSTS THIS ABC SPECIAL ON THE STATE OF AFFAIRS IN THE AMERICAN PUBLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM. AMERICA 'S KIDS; WHY THEY FLUNK.

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00:00:00:15 one of the big things is is the word flunked. when you look at the way they're trained and the courses they have to take and then the certification they receive, they may get a disapproval. that is that if the element for a commercial pilots certificate is 50 items and they miss one item, then they're disapproved, which means they have to go back, get retrained and retested. it doesn't necessarily mean they're a bad pilot. it just means they get retrained, they go back, they get recertified and then they can perform those particular duties. (0:30) /

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Andrew Stern interviews Gloria Richardson INTERVIEW: Gloria Richardson 21:01 Well, we have of course, the segregated schools, which means that we feel the Negro students and it is true that nuclear students get a a their education is not up to the same par As the white students here. On the other hand, we don't feel that either the Negro or the white students are getting adequate education because it's being maintained in a segregated setup, which costs mores economically. The textbook question they are different textbooks within the schools. The curriculum, for example, at the Cambridge High has business law on psychology, two languages, this is something that makes us ln high school does not have. County students have to come from a maximum of 35 to 40 miles away into a liberal school past white schools, which consumes quite a bit of time, they might have to get up at four or five o'clock in the morning and get home at seven or eight o'clock at night. And we don't believe that this is fair, nor that it provides a good academic atmosphere or environment for the students. Andrew Stern 22:02 What is the school board done to try to defeat the boycott? Gloria Richardson 22:07 I think as far as their tactics are concerned, these are usually the tactics of Cambridge politicians here. They have said that the parents could be jailed on a misdemeanor charge and charge $50 They've said that the kids would be flunked where the day that they missed out of school, we've also implied that this would prevent them for recommending them to a decent job. And, and for college entrance into college, which of course is ridiculous, because you do 365 days a year they could attend school here in Cambridge and and still couldn't get a decent job if they were eligible was because they are negros that they would expel him this was through rumor. Andrew Stern 22:45 Some members of the community have complained that your group has made threats to some of the children that if they did show up in school, that there would be certain actions taken against them. What do you say to this? Gloria Richardson 23:00 Oh, this is completely ridiculous. I think this is implied in the nonviolent action committee. If we were going to bother anybody like that, we certainly would have done it last summer. You know, we're out on a picket line when somebody's throwing eggs at you or kicking you or hitting you with the police or banging your head on the ground. I think this is completely ridiculous. We don't have to do this type of thing. The resentment is already within the Negro people anywhere in the country, it only has to be brought into focus and called into action.

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INSERT INTERVIEW CONTINUED: Robert Lipsyte: Greg, Well, what what's the the interface in terms of whose responsibility? I mean, you're talking about the CIA and the White House? What about individual responsibility to clean up their own act? Dick Gregory: This is why a show like this is so good. You know, we've been misused in this country for so long. People, that the one good thing about an America is, we know our place, we can run around and talk about being free and laugh about being free. But we know we've been a mess with the CIA. I mean, here, The New York Times and The Washington Post, they can run stories, but to this day, that Pan Am Flight 103 that was blown out of the sky, the American people have been told it was eight CIA agents on that plane that died. We know about 35 students from Syracuse was on the plane, which was kind of outrageous to me, because that same night, the plane crashedm Syracuse played a basketball game. Robert Lipsyte: Well, Who told you that there were eight CIA agents on board that? Dick Gregory: Well, I heard it from looking at the Foreign Press. But thank God, the Pittsburgh Press -the morning paper in Pittsburgh is the first one that broke the story. It's like the the the what was it, the Houston Post was the first. Robert Lipsyte: So what does it mean to you? Dick Gregory : It means that as long as big time powerful people is doing it, we are wimps, we will sit back and tolerate it. I'm 57. I as a youngster, I went to the movies to see Marlon Brando, On the Waterfront about how the Mafia had taken over the New York docks. I'm 57 years old, now, they still got the New York docks, and the FBI haven't come in here to take them back. And the American people haven't demanded it, because, you know, when we mess with the Mafia, they will kill you. And as long as is weak folks, as long as is poor folks, we'll mess with them when it becomes powerful. But let me say this, education is not power. Money is not power. Information is power. And the more information the American people get, the more they'll be outraged. And the more they will channel that into making changes. Robert Lipsyte: Where are they going to get this information from? Dick Gregory: Shows like this. I mean, we can we can inform people now with television, like never before in the history of the planet. For instance, I mean, I remember there was a time that if you loved a teacher, you would take her a apple. And now if you hate a teacher, you take a apple with all those chemicals in it. I mean, your teacher see you walking in with a Apple that teacher flunk you! And so, but last year, we found out that they were putting chemicals on apples that was killing us. And the federal government said to the industry, we'll give you a year, and the people rose up and said UhUh we'll wait a year for we buy the apples, and they took it out immediately. Robert Lipsyte : What are some of the things we need to know? Dick Gregory: We now we need to know basically about the human body the beauty of the human body. We need to know that in order for me to sit here and hate you because you white that takes the negative electron to do that. negative electrons put acid on my brain Robert Lipsyte : I find that very abstract. I don't get that. Dick Gregory: Well, most folks find it abstract because we so comfortable with. But once you realize, well let me break it down. Let me get down. If I came in today with a pocket full of horse manure to throw on you because you white and I don't like you, whose pockets stunk are they yours or mine. Okay, now I've had this horse manure in my pocket for three days. I've been around my wife, my family and my friends, okay, they have had to smell the nastiness of this filth that I'm harboring for you. Now even when I throw it on you immediately you're going to take it off. So let me back up. horsemanure in my pocket to throw on you because I hate you makes my pocket stink. The same way is hatred I have in my brain for you because I hate you makes my mind stink, and my family is exposed to a stinky mind the same way they expose to a stinky pocket. And if I had a choice of a stinky pocket or stinky mind, I take the stinky pocket because I can throw this coat away. And so the number one problem that we are confronted with, we should really start learning about. You see the problem is, we hear about racism. We hear about sexism, but we don't know what effect it has on the human body. But if someone actually told me that in order for me to step on your head, to keep you down, you determine how far this left legs gonna move, I might think twice before I try to hold you down. See, we listened to words for so long. And, and I think now we are ready to be a information nation. And I will tell you that 10 years from now, the shows we will be seeing on television won't be what we looking at now, won't be all this silliness, it's going to be information. And the network's are going to stand in line to fight to see who, because once I get empowered with information, I mean, I would love to be able to turn on a cable station Robert Lipsyte: What's going to change that. I mean, people seem to prefer entertainment.

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