. >> mrs. badger is free from jail on $15,000 bail and on administrative leave and not home today. the school let out, parents of kids she's taught defended her expressing disbelief. >> i've been friends with her she's never offer immediate anything i've never seen or heard anything this, is not her character. >> teresa badger will appear in court on valentine's day. >> all right. there is more still head here at 5:00 including a courtroom battle to eliminate tenure for teachers. >> imagine being stuck on a cruise ship when illness breaks out. michael[dad] [lau [dad] [laughs] [boy] mom! [mom] yes? [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom and dad] [laughing] [boy] whoa,whoa,whoa... [mom] you've got two left feet,boo. bay area headed to court at a lawsuit aimed at tenure teachers nine students want to abolish tenure, seniority and they say it keeps subpar educators in the classroom. the nonjury trial taking place in los angeles home to the biggest public school district in the country. teachers unions are fighting back arguing it unfairly targets older teachers. >> science building at san franci

her blood was drawn and came back with positive for thc, active ingredient of marijuana >> mrs. badger is charged with three counts of poisoning. she's on administrative leave and was not home today. as school let out, parents and kids describe the charges as impossible. based on the fine teacher they know. >> i'm sure when facts come out she'll be vindicated. >> she's a wonderful teacher. >> if you're listening we love you. you have nothing but support from a lot of people in this town. >> teresa badger will appear in court on valentine's day. wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> a man charged with setting a dumpster fire has been found not guilty of arson. the 22-year-old was one of several people arrested that night. according to his public defender three police officers offered testimony exchanged their stories of trial and in addition he does not have a lighter or matches in his possession and did not smell of folk. >> when you drive a bus for a living when nature calls a place to stop could be tough to find. there is a plan to make it easier for drivers. >> where do you go when you need

her blood was drawn and came back with positive for thc, active ingredient of marijuana >> mrs. badger is charged with three counts of poisoning. she's on administrative leave and was not home today. as school let out, parents and kids describe the charges as impossible. based on the fine teacher they know. >> i'm sure when facts come out she'll be vindicated. >> she's a wonderful teacher. >> if you're listening we love you. you have nothing but support from a lot of people in this town. >> teresa badger will appear in court on valentine's day. wayne freedman abc7 news. >>> a man charged with setting a dumpster fire has been found not guilty of arson 22-year-old was one of several people arrested that night. according to his public defender three police officers offered testimony exchanged their stories of trial and in addition he does not have a lighter or matches in his possession and did not smell of folk. >> when you drive a bus for a living when nature calls a place to stop could be tough to find. there is a plan to make it easier for drivers. >> where do you go when you need to g

i am writing to let you know that mrs. badger is out on leave. the lenght of the leave is not known at this time. we went by badger's home where his son says his mother is expected home later tonight. her bail is set at $15,000. paul chambers, ktvu news. >>> new video of the aftermath of a pile up on interstate 80. a driver's mini van crossed a grassy median, across an onramp and hit several more cars. so far it's not exactly clear that the nature of her medical emergency. >>> now to oakland where a family that lost one child to gunfire yesterday is pleading for her 14-year-old to turn himself in. they're afraid he's going to die violently just like his sister did. debora villalon is live where toliver was last seen. >> reporter: and where his sister died. it's a condominium where he apparently shot her. now 14 hours later and he's still on the one. >> i fear for you mario, i fear for your life. >> reporter: mario toliver called her and said he and his sister were fighting but he didn't mention a gun. >> he said he was sorry. he was scared, he is

i am writing to let you know that mrs. badger is out on leave. the lenght of the leave is not known at this time. we went by badger's home where his son says his mother is expected home later tonight. her bail is set at $15,000. paul chambers, ktvu news. >>> new video of the aftermath of a pile up on interstate 80. a driver's mini van crossed a grassy median, across an onramp and hit several more cars. so far it's not exactly clear that the nature of her medical emergency. >>> now to oakland where a family that lost one child to gunfire yesterday is pleading for her 14-year-old to turn himself in. they're afraid he's going to die violently just like his sister did. debora villalon is live where toliver was last seen. >> reporter: and where his sister died. it's a condominium where he apparently shot her. now 14 hours later and he's still on the one. >> i fear for you mario, i fear for your life. >> reporter: mario toliver called her and said he and his sister were fighting but he didn't mention a gun. >> he said he was sorry. he was scared, he is

. >> but police say badger did denied any involvement when they arrested her at her home. mr. pedilla has known her as a person for years. >> i know her as someone very kind and a sweet individual. this doesn't fit. it really doesn't fit. >> badger, who received an award for outstanding achievement as a kindergarten teacher, is now facing three felony counts of poisoning. in benicia, alan wang, abc7 news. >>> we are learning that the man who was hit and killed by a caltran earlier this week was trying to help another man off the tracks. schultz was hit at the santa clara station. they looked at the surveillance video and the man was reaching for the other man on the tracks and then they were both hit by an express train. schultz died and the other man is in the hospital with multiple fractures. he's not yet able to talk with investigators. >> students at a local community college are on alert after a person said he was taken from the campus and sexually assaulted. it happened at the college of marin in kentfield. up a ma dates has the latest. >> college of marin now has extra p

. >> but police say badger did denied any involvement when they arrested her at her home. mr. speak deyeah has known her as a person for years. >> i know her as someone very kind and a sweet individual. this doesn't fit. it really doesn't fit. >> badger, who received an hayward for outstanding achievement as a kindergarten teacher, is now facing three felony counts of poise song. abc news. >>> we are learning that the man who was hit and killed by a caltran earlier this week was trying to help another man off the tracks. 35-year-old phillip sholes was hit at the santa clara station. they looked at the surveillance video and the man was reaching for the other man on the tracks and was hit by a train. schultz died and the other man is in the hospital with multiple fractures. >> students at a local community college is on ahurt after a person said he was taken from the campus and sexually assaulted. up a ma dates has the latest. >> college of marin now has extra police officers patrolling parking lot 13. added kurt is in response to a kidnapping and sexual assault that began in th

. >> but police say badger did denied any involvement when they arrested her at her home. mr. pedilla has known her as a family and person for years. >> i know her as someone very kind and a sweet individual. this doesn't fit. it really doesn't fit. >> badger, who received an award for outstanding achievement as a kindergarten teacher, is now facing three felony counts of poisoning. in benicia, alan wang, abc7 news. >> police redwood city need the public's help in locating a missing 83-year-old woman. lucille walked away from her residence early this morning. she was last seen wearing a long red night ground and slip-on shoes. she's five feet full, 115 pounds, short white hair and alzheimer's disease. >>> we are learning that the man who was hit and killed by a caltran earlier this week was trying to help another man off the tracks. the 35-year-old schultz was hit at the santa clara station. they looked at the surveillance video and the man was reaching for the other man on the tracks and then they were both hit by an express train. schultz died and the other man is in the hosp

badgers. ineffective, inefficient, ignoring scientific opinion. why doesn't he resign? [laughter] >> mr.peaker, he supported a government that did nothing on this. back to the policies of the government he supported -- 300- 5000 otherwise healthy cattle were hauled off to slaughter. >> the call and gloucestershire was held off with only 40% of the badger population eliminated. 's into aned mp argument. >> he doesn't matter what the evidence says. he will just simply argue that this has been a success. even by the government's own terms, it has been a catastrophic failure. shots have been fired. shots have been fired in the united kingdom over people going about their lawful business monitoring the activities of a call set up by this government. this is appalling, disgraceful, and certainly should be condemned. we haven't heard any condemnation from the government. >> this call has proved to be a success on two counts, in terms of humaneness and effectiveness. if the honorable member who proposed a debate, if he has a serious accusation that shots were fired about people's heads, he shoul

badgers. ineffective, inefficient, just ignoring scientific opinions. why doesn't he resign? [laughter] >> well, mr. speaker, he supported a government that did nothing on this disease. thanks to the policies of the government he supported, 305,000 otherwise healthy cattle were hauled off to slaughter. >> the call was called off with only 40% of the badger population eliminate it. well below the target figure. it was enough to start in piece in july the argument. >> it doesn't matter what the evidence says. he will just simply argued that this has been a success when given by the governments own terms, it's been a catastrophic failure. shots have been fired. over heads. shots being fired in the united kingdom over people going about their lawful business monitoring the activities of a call set up by this government. and there have been shots fired over that which is appalling, this graceful and certainly should be condemned. we haven't heard any condemnation from the governme government. >> this has proved to be a success on two counts, in terms of jimenez and effectiveness. and if the honorable me

mr. jeffries: i thank the gentleman from wisconsin, the badger state, for his continued leadership and each and every week when we're in session, coming to the floor, the house of representatives articulating the progressive message for all to hear and for the good of the country and i appreciate you yielding some time during this congressional progressive caucus special order. this month, we mark the 50th anniversary of the deck la reags of the war on poverty. we know that on january 8, 1964, president lyndon baines johnson came to this very chamber, spoke to a joint session of congress and laid out a series of niche ties designed to combat chronic porpo -- chronic poverty in this country. as a result of this effort, there were many legislative battles that were won. in the march toward the creation of a great society. medicare, medicaid, head start. school breakfasts, the food stamp act. minimum wage enhancement, job corps. college work study. these were programs all part of that great society rear enacted between 1964 and 1966. taken together with other war on poverty initiatives, they m