elliott was the love of eleanor's life for eleanor's entire life. more so than anyone else, surely more so than franklin ever was. the awkward girl, six feet tall in her teens, who was so embarrassed when she was forced to go to dances, grew up to be, in the words of one of her obituary writers, the first lady of the world. the date was december 10, 1948. the subject, the universal declaration of human rights, the place was paris where a meeting of the united nations general assembly was running almost until dawn. eleanor roosevelt concluded her remarks. let this third regular session of the general assembly approved by an overwhelming geordie the declaration of human rights as the standard of conduct for us all. and let us as members of the united nations, conscious of our own shortcomings and imperfections, join our effort in good faith to live up to this high standard. with that, though woman who owed her eminence more than anyone else to an alcoholic, drug returned toulterer, her paris hotel room. there, she performed a remarkable ritual of love

my book is the story of a decade-long friendship between eleanor roosevelt and polly eleanor roosevelt and polly i'm sure almost everyone in the room knows a lot about eleanor roosevelt but i thought that perhaps it would be helpful to say something about who pauli murray was, because i frequently find that people are not as aware of who she was. historians say, many american historians say when the history of the human rights movement for the 20th century is written, one of the people who will stand centerstage in that story is pauli murray, whether the issue is labor rights, women's rights or civil rights, pauli murray was there. she has only begun to receive recognition for her contributions to the nation, and some of the examples of the work has to do with civil rights, with women's rights andt with labor. and i want to just briefly say a little bit about some of them. for example, thurgood marshall's legal team relied upon work she did as a student in the law school at harvard university in crafting the brief for the brown decision. if you take a look at the essay she wrote in the

eleanor roosevelt when paulie in 1932 was vote forking socialist party, eleanor roosevelt, of course, was voting for her husband and leaning -- in the middle, maybe tilting toward the left of center, but paulie way wait out of here and what i try to show in the book is the impact they had on each other, with paulie constant challenging eleanor roosevelt and raising questions about the issues, eleanor by tend of her life was no longer telling paulie who was getting arrested for disobeying segregation laws and refuse to go sit in the black section of the bus and getting arrested and eleanor having to write the governor of virginia to ask about her, trying to offer her some protection, by the time eleanor in 1962, '61, '62 eleanor is disobeying segregation laws and meeting at interracial gathers which are ford bidden in places like tennessee and alabama. what i try to show in the book is that paulie moves towards center, never right of center, always to the left of center and that eleanor moves towards her, toward the left. so they do have an impact on each other such that paulie begins

eleanor roosevelt when paulie in 1932 was vote forking socialist party, eleanor roosevelt, of course, was voting for her husband and leaning -- in the middle, maybe tilting toward the left of center, but paulie way wait out of here and what i try to show in the book is the impact they had on each other, with paulie constant challenging eleanor roosevelt and raising questions about the issues, eleanor by tend of her life was no longer telling paulie who was getting arrested for disobeying segregation laws and refuse to go sit in the black section of the bus and getting arrested and eleanor having to write the governor of virginia to ask about her, trying to offer her some protection, by the time eleanor in 1962, '61, '62 eleanor is disobeying segregation laws and meeting at interracial gathers which are ford bidden in places like tennessee and alabama. what i try to show in the book is that paulie moves towards center, never right of center, always to the left of center and that eleanor moves towards her, toward the left. so they do have an impact on each other such that paulie begins

. >> prince george's county police are investigating a possible school shooting threat involving eleanor roosevelt high school. threatening snapshot pictures have been apparently circulating amongst students at the high school. fox5's evan lambert spoke exclusively with one student's mother. he joins us live from hyattsville. >>reporter: in just a few hours students will be coming back here to eleanor rose volt high school to increased security. right now police have not been able to tell us exactly if they are credible or exactly where he came f , but that has not stopped some parents being so quernd they are keeping their kids home. is sth of this raised tonight voc or is this real. >> tonya jackson says her son told her sunday morning he accident want to go to school monday because of a threat circulating on social media among students at eleanor roosevelt high school. at first she didn't believe him, but just thinking that these snap chats here could amount to a real threat forced her to look into it further. i mean, what do you

bush administration in the form of health and human services he did not fly private and eleanor clift columnist for the daily beast beast political commentator and author on money. trumps tax plan he's calling it a myth. class miracle that doesn't benefit him at all well there's a couple things i think that there actually are number of elements of this that are pretty standard republican fare in terms of rate reductions particularly on the corporate side but also on the individual side simplification a lot of these themes are what you'd expect from a republican tax plan so in that sense i think you'll get widespread support certainly from republicans you know in terms of arguing he's not going to benefit from it i probably wouldn't do that if i were him i would probably avoid that line of argument because generally speaking if you're going to do rate reductions at the top you're going to benefit people who make a lot of money so but i think this is one area where he is going to get support and i think it's going to be a lot easier to move through this even though tax reform the tough

once again, eleanor, many thanks. once again, eleanor garnier there at westminster. services that there will be "no place to hide"if they treat people differently because of race. theresa may was speaking at the launch of a new website which gives data on disparities in educational attainment, health, employment and treatment by the police and courts. critics say that the government's approach is "crude" and risks encouraging a culture of making complaints as our home editor, mark easton, explains now. the many faces of multiracial britain, but despite decades of efforts to improve equality between races, there are still big differences in people's life experiences. if you're black, you're treated more harshly by the criminaljustice system... 0n herfirst day as prime minister, theresa may pledged to fight the burning injustices of racial disparity and instructed officials to comb whitehall for any relevant facts and figures held by government departments. 300 data sets were found and this afternoon 60 of those were put on a dedicated website. they're not new figures,

the post-it self-was not specific to eleanor roosevelt high school. law enforcement officials are working to identify the person or persons responsible. as a precaution, there will be an additional -- again, guys, make sure everything is running smoothly here. again, the principal of the school is saying no specific threat against roosevelt high. back to you. >> good differentiation to make. adam tuss live in greenbelt. thank you. >>> now to a developing story out of alexandria. police are searching for a gunman at a parkment three people were shot at all veterans park on north picket street. two died and the other person is recovering right now from serious injuries. police believe this is an isolated incident and they say there is no threat to the public. we're working to get more information on the victims. >> we know the names of two men hit and killed on their bicycles in dewey beach. delaware. delaware state police say james walton and richard chittick from d.c. were killed saturday when a driver slammed into them. the driver had a medical condi

commentator and author and columnist for the daily beast eleanor joins me from washington eleanor what. what do you make of the room for a flake out. well i think what i'm wondering is whether the comments by senators corker and flake will accelerate the disintegration of the republican party and encourage more people to come out and speak against president trump the attacks against him this week were more about his character and the way handles the office senator corker said he's he will be remembered for d. basing the presidency it's not as much about policy differences senator flake did say that there's no room in the republican party for someone like him who believes in immigration and free trade so he brought an element of issue differences into his decision not to run again but he can't he can't win a primary and you now have the republican party looking at trying to remake itself in trump's image as though there are all these charismatic populists around the country just waiting to be called into service they go for the candidates debate and has come up with are pretty sorry bun

the threat of climate change should we give it the corporate death penalty on this day mccall and eleanor goldfield and tonight's big picture. is the american nuclear industry on its last legs all across the country right now reactor projects are failing and existing power plants are sinking deeper and deeper into the red all of a sudden the so-called energy of the future is starting to look at awful lot like a relic what's going on with us joining me now is paul gunter director of the reactor oversight project of nuclear paul welcome back thank you tom it's great having you with us so the big news in the nuclear world right now two utility companies out of south carolina south carolina electric and gas and santee cooper recently stopped construction on a couple of advanced reactors. the not have passed your thoughts on that these are supposed to be the future of the declare industry what's happened well in fact the news today is that south carolina lecture can gas never bothered to even stablished a schedule for. construction with a set of goals so you know here's an industry that is not

eleanor roosevelt and the struggle for social justice and creative writing professor erin sexton, author of the people are going to rise like the waters upon your sure, a story of american rage. watch our live coverage of the 2017 southern festival of books in nashville this weekend on c-span2's book tv. >> now we join live coverage of the hearing examining the threats posed by north korea. this is a house homeland security subcommittee just getting underway.

commentator and author and columnist for the daily beast eleanor joins me from washington eleanor what. what do you make of that. well i think what i'm wondering is whether the comments by senators corker and flake will accelerate the disintegration of the republican party and encourage more people to come out and speak against president trump the attacks against him this week were more about his character and the way handles the office senator corker said he's he will very be remembered for de basing the presidency it's not as much about policy differences senator flake did say that there's no room in the republican party for someone like him who believes in immigration and free trade so he brought an element of issue differences into his decision to run again but he can't he can't win a primary and you.

commentator and author and columnist for the daily beast eleanor joins me from washington eleanor what do you make of the corcoran flake flake out.

>>reporter: in just a few hours students will be coming back here to eleanor rose volt high school to increased security. right now police have not been able to tell us exactly if they are credible or exactly where he came f , but that has not stopped some parents being so quernd they are keeping their kids home. is sth of this raised tonight voc or is this real. >> tonya jackson says her son told her sunday morning he accident want to go to school monday because of a threat circulating on social media among students at eleanor roosevelt high school. at first she didn't believe him, but just thinking that these snap chats here could amount to a real threat forced her to look into it further. i mean, what do you you do? i would rather for somebody call me back and said this is a big joke that some juvenile thought was really funny or to call me or i get a text alert saying that eleanor roosevelt high school is currently under lock down for a shooter. in two posts her son saw on a friend, what appears to be an assault rival is visible. there is one photo wha like to be a portion of a pi

. >> reporter: hey, allison and steve, we're at eleanor roosevelt high school near had greenbelt.se snapchat posts didn't mention the school by name but they were circulated amongst all the students here so that's what has the authorities and school officials concerned. two screens that were snapped out last evening, one of them says, "don't go to school on monday." the other one says "think i'm kidding" and in both of them you see there are assault rifles in the background there. now, again, the snaps don't mention eleanor roosevelt high school but they were sent to a number of students, one of the students' mother is who notified us, called us about this, said her son saw the post at a friend's house so she has shared them with us. here is miss tamika jackson talking to us last night. >> what do you do, you know? i'd rather for somebody to call me back and tell me, okay, this is some big joke that some juvenile thought was really funny, which it's not, than to call me..., than to call me or i get a text alert saying eleanor roosevelt high school is currently on lockdown for an a

commentator and author and columnist for the daily beast eleanor joins me from washington eleanor what. what do you make of the. flake outs. well i think what i'm wondering is whether the comments by senators corker and flake will accelerate the.

students will notice extra police at eleanor roosevelt high school this morning. yesterday the principal sent a lett t a specific school. news 4's adam tuss will join us live in a few minutes. >>> it's a string of disturbing incidents targeting the college park campus. >> police are trying to figure out who is behind them. aimee cho is where the latest incident happened over the weekend. what do we know? >> reporter: aaron, eun, imagine waking up to find a stranger standing in your bedroom. that's what one college student says happened to her in this neighborhood. this is in the 4600 block of knocks road. that man ran away without taking anything. we have seen surveillance cameras in the neighborhood. it's still too early to tell if they captured what happened much this is a few blocks from where three other similar break-ins happened over the past few weeks. three different women reporting seeing a s peering through their window or standing in their apartment. one of the cases the man groped one of the women as she slept. now, police have stepped up patrols in th

the principal at eleanor roosevelt high school sent a letter to parents yesterday. the threat directed students not to attend school today but was not specific to eleanor roosevelt high school. police got involved after students began sharing the image that suggested -- more on that later this morning. >>> this weekend was the 42nd marine corps marathon and look at highlights from the race sunday. what a crowd. members of news 4 were there as well filling up mile 4 cheering on the the race actually was delayed by ten minutes while investigators had to check out a suspicious package. nothing was found and the race went on without a hitch. now, take a look at the big winners. desa -- in the men's division. his time 2:25:14. the mother of four with twins topped the women's division. sarah bishop of fairfax won 2:45:07. oh, and she signed up for the race just days ago, by the way. >> signed up about nine days ago. pretty much begged if i could -- i was in shape and ready to do it. >> you go, mom. all race times are unofficial until verified by race offici s officials. y

as eleanor was saying, the supply agencies were eleanor was saying, the supply agencies were very eleanor we can use information of where we can't, then that would be the ideal world. i don't want to see these young people blighted, as i said, for the whole of their lives because of one silly act that they committed when they we re act that they committed when they were a little bit worse for wear after their first sample of a glass of cider or whatever. we want to have information. we can't deny in the 21st century that information is plentiful, and if employers didn't have that information given to them, they were going —— they are going to find it out anyway. information, nowadays, is something we can't deny we're going to have more and more of, and candidates coming to look forjobs, looking for houses or going to universities, if they have committed these offences, they have to carry them through their lives and explain them very coherently. let me read this e—mail that has from andrew. thanks for getting in touch, andrew. he says: iwas 16 from andrew. thanks for getting in touch, and

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prince george's county police investigating a possible school shooting threat involving eleanor roosevelt high school. threatening snap chat pictures have apparently been circumstance thing among students there. fox5's evan lambert spoke with one of the student's mothers tonight. prince george's county officials have not been able to tell us if this threat is credible or exactly where it originated, you but that has not from being dreamily extremely concerned. is this a joke or is this real? tonya jack somebody says her son told her he didn't want on go to school on monday because of a threat circulating on social media. at first she didn't believe him, but just thinking that these snap chats here could amount to a real threat forced her to look into it further. so i mean what do you do? i'd rather for somebody to call me back and tell me, okay, this is some big joke that some juvenile thought was really funny or i get a text alert say ing that eleanor roosevelt high school is currently on lock down with an active shooter. in two posts jackson says her son sow a friend's phone what appear

but was not specific to eleanor roosevelt high school. police are trying to figure out who is behind a series of late night encounters at the university of maryland. >> the road not far from a college campus. the victim woke up to a man in her room. police said two women on nearby guilford road reported that a man entered their home through unlocked doors and windows. saturday's incident was related to that incident, police didn't say. >>> we know the names of two men hit and killed on their bicycles in dewey beach, delaware. delaware state police say james walton and another were killed saturday when a driver slammed into them. the driver had some sort of medical condition and blacked out. that is when he veered across coastal highway. that's route one and hit the pair who were stopped at star board bar and restaurant. neighbors of the victim are stunned. >> i mean, i, i, i just can't fathom it. that they're gone. >> the driver who hit them also took out a utility pole and crashed into a parked car. at last check, the driver is in seriou

remind us about this letter, eleanor.right, some leading conservative brexiteers, along with some labour politicians too and some business leaders as well, are really putting the pressure on theresa may to accept that no deal when it comes to future trade with the eu isn'tjust inevitable, they say, but it should be seen as an attractive option. so ahead of herdinner be seen as an attractive option. so ahead of her dinner with eu leaders tonight in brussels, they have written a letter to the prime minister, urging herto callthe eu's bluff, to give them an alternate and say a few words start talking trade now, we will walk away from the negotiations and when it comes to march 2019 we will revert to world trade organisation rules. they said eu isjust dragging out the negotiations because it wants to deliver some of punishment brexit. of course, that is something denied by brussels, but they say if theresa may at this, it would give business the certainty they are craving. it would allow the uk to start negotiating trade deal

alan griffithjones, bbc news. —— eleanor.ocations. this map might give you an idea of why — previously, the only way to get to st helena was to take a ship from south africa, which only left once every three weeks. but today, it's welcomed its first commercial flight. it's hoped the new weekly service could help to boost tourism and make the island more self—sufficient. our correspondent alistair leithead was on the inaugural flight. he sent this report. the champagne was flowing for what was an extraordinary flight. after £250 million, months of delays, and a problem with high winds that labelled it the world's most useless airport, the first commercial flight finally touched down on st helena. the government paid for the new airport, to bring in tourists and give the subsidised economy a well needed boost. but then they discovered wind shear that made it too dangerous for passenger planes to land. the islands governor greeted the first passengers to arrive, now they have worked out a way round it. darwin came here in the 19

the new crisis created a new social justice coalition led by eleanor roosevelt.greater than national power of networks. women were organized and lobbied for mrs. perkins's appointment. the first women cabinet secretary only accepted the position after fdr agreed to support social security, minimum wage, etc.. -- ere lobbied to include during the new deal, more and more black men and women joined the democratic party. at a national youth camp when she met the visiting first lady in 1974. murray was a firebrand. she was always writing letters to the president complaining that he was allowing southern dissemination. mrs. roosevelt answered these letters and began a friendship that would last 30 more years. lawyer, a poet, any piscopo priest, and work for women's rights. a priest, and worked for women's right. education and access to greater job opportunities had probably a bigger impact on women's lives than suffrage. during the war raise the issue of equal pay and rally postwar interests in the equal rights amendment. ignoring the progress being made by black women

students at eleanore roosevelt thought it was a threat to them because of who in class because people do not go to school if something like that happens because of all the things that happen in the world. >> reporter: there was additional security throughout the day at roosevelt. >> i think it was a good thing they took precautions to make sure the students were safe and the faculty and everyone there was safe. so because you never know what might happen. >> reporter: then by late morning prince george's county police declared the threat noncredible. turns out it was a picture of a be-be gun. somebody probably had a test and didn't want to go to school today. >> reporter: police say the post is not a mass threat because it started as a conversation between two students that spread. there will be no charges for the student who created the post. >> be careful whatever they post on social media so whatever you put out there. you have to be careful. >> reporter: this student narrowly escaped charges. prince george's county police have lots of conversations about this, but decided in this

eleanore, what happens? >> want to go to you on this.n is the standard bearer when it comes to the republican party. he was the best president, wanting to compare their presidency to reagan. he's second in line to nixon in numbers of criminal convictions and arrests. according to the daily kos they had 26 indictments and 16 convictions. your reaction to that? >> well, we did have the scandal over selling arms overseas and aiding the contras illegally. and that got the president caught up and a number of people in his administration as well. you know, during the transition when power shifted from president obama to president trump, one of the pieces of advice that president obama gave to mr. trump was listen to the lawyers. and by that he meant that you really had to scrub people, vet people before you nominated them so that you're not surprised later. and i think what's different about this administration is the volume of the scandals, not only at the very top having to do with russia collusion, but also affecting cabinet members. we've

so, eleanor roosevelt. she becomes infatuated, in fact, with the movement of home economics, right?es. >> what is home economics? >> the idea was that women could be trained to function like modern managers and if they cooked right and cleaned right and lived right, and raised their family right, they will be making this enormous contribution to the welfare of the country. >> reporter: and this is the same time as scientific management is happening. these were time motion studies that were done in factories in the 19-teens, and '20s. >> exactly. they were doing these same kinds of scientific time motion studies in home economics departments. eleanor roosevelt sees this stuff in action and she falls in love with it because she felt that she'd been failure as a wife and mother. her husband had strayed, her children were really more comfortable with their grandmother than they were with her. home economics was going to present a definition of femininity that someone like eleanor roosevelt could glom onto and really believe in. >> reporter: and the book after all is called, what she ate

eleanor roosevelt high school on high alert this morning.can tell you that through email the school sent a letter to parents last night. take a look at your screen, saying that in part " administrators, the public schools department of security services and the police were informed about a social media threat directing students to not attend school tomorrow. you may recall a very similar a yeart occurred almost ago thierry at multiple schools including this one received online threats, some of them involving clowns. serious thatts, so one school decided to even shut down for the day. that was also on a monday last october. extra police will be here at roosevelt today. larry: as soon as we learn more, you will be the first to know and we will update you through the abc seven news at. app.nna: -- news adrianna: one man in alexandria, fighting for his life after a deadly triple shooting. three people were killed in the shooting, another in the hospital with serious injuries. wasce say that the incident contained to the park in there was no thre

"happy retirement eleanor and richard"?urniture and his wife are retiring?! >> [ snoring ] >> shhh. hard to believe, after all these years, that this man is actually leaving the -- you're not leaving the -- hello? richard? >> oh! oh! oh, henry! i recognize you from tv. >> [ laughs ] >> i recognized you from tv! you're not really, really retiring, are you? >> we really, really are. >> so, richard and eleanor, his delightful and much-smarter-than-him wife, >> yes. >> yes. josh, come on in. it's your grandmother. >> i don't know about delightful, but the second part, i can't argue with. [ laughter ] at all.

with this picture patricia bell with her book on eleanor roosevelt and the struggle for social justice. also, creative writing professor author of "the people are going to rise like the waters of your sure". watch the live coverage of the book tv festival in nashville this weekend on c-span book tv. was devastating for him at the end, he was really in some ways isolated and alone. >> sunday night on q&a, author and professor emeritus at >> the trust of the soviet people, he trusted them to follow him where there had never gone before. that is, to democratize their country in a few short years. astrusted them to follow him he moves the country -- move the country to a market economy from a command economy. because dust trusted them to , he may peace against the cold war. at 8:00ay night eastern, on c-span's "duende." -- "q&a." >> u.s. house approves $3.6 billion

the vote of the british people, and we are going to deliver brexit. 0ur political correspondent, eleanors a little earlier. she said the prime minister was likely to face repeated questions over her commitment to brexit. clearly, it was a bit of a booby trap question. theresa may said she does not answer hypothetical questions. it was the third time at asking that the prime minister said she was being open and honest and could not give an ounce is a referendum was held now. —— answer. the fact she did not come down on either side of the question shows that she seems unwilling to give full support to the main policy of the government. tonight, downing street is saying it is ridiculous to say she raised doubts about whether she will deliver brexit. she said repeatedly she will leave the eu. but i suspect the fact she did not a nswer but i suspect the fact she did not answer one way or another means she is now going to be asked the question again and again. the hollywood producer, harvey weinstein, has been accused of sexual harassment by some of hollywood's biggest stars, angelina jolie an

it --uality should call the president possessed, a reporter asked eleanor roosevelt in the spring of 1946. she quickly responded, a kind and understanding heart. perhaps this was a quality that herbert hoover and coolidge -- and harry truman possessed during their friendship to getting in 1945, a little bit over 72 years ago. hoover and truman were on paper and on the surface, very different men. was was a republican, he the depression-era resident, an engineer. president, anera engineer. truman was a democrat, a post-world war ii president, a politician and a captain in the first world war. but as the joint project of the hoover and libraries eloquently deduction to the documentary on our presidential friendship, it is easy to overlook the fact that they both had roots in forming communities, they had known economic hardship that self-reliance, and were transformed by the confederation of world war i, and they lived in the shadow of fdr. i would also add that men were in many ways quite similar. both were ethical man, in their respective religions. hoover was a quaker and truman was

. >> reporter: in the midst of grieving, eleanor had to get steven's finances in order. one item on his credit card caught her attention -- a july membership fee for retrofitness. she called the levittown location where her has signed up in january. >> i called them and said, you know, my husband passed away, we need to cancel the subscription. she said, oh, we can't do that. we need proof. >> reporter: one problem because steven passed away in alaska, it was going to take around eight weeks to get a death certificate. >> i was angry about it that, you know, what do they think -- somebody's going to call up and lie about -- that their husband died? >> reporter: she called the corporate office but wasn't able to reach anyone or leave a message. eleanor says she asked the credit card company wito block future charges, but the card was charged again in august. she contacted nbc10 responds. we contacted retrofitness. by e-mail, they said she requested the cancelation on july 28th, but the account was not canceled until august 12th. the country refunded the membership fee was

news 4's adam tuss is live outside of eleanor roosevelt high school in greenbelt with a look at what happened. adam? >> reporter: and good morning, eun. police presence has been coming and going and this is in response to the social media threat that was out there online. for the moment, everything quiet here at roosevelt high school, but it's been a challenging 24 hours. extra police patrols as students potentially threatening social media posts. >> you have to take any threat seriously because you don't know whether or not how truthful it may be. >> reporter: darren kenly dropping off his son, a junior at roosevelt high and even though the social media posts warning students not to go to school today, darren never considered keeping his son home. >> what did you tell your son today? >> we didn't talk specifically about that. we mentioneded it last night, but we say our prayers and believe that god has us covered. >> roosevelt's principal, reginald mcneil said the post itself was not specific to eleanor roosevelt high school. law enforcement are working to identify the punish or per

. >> joining me now, eleanor for daily beast. heidi and the former federal prosecutor, barbara mcquaid. starting with you, heidi, what do you make of facebook, laying this ground work as there is intensive attention on different tech companies. be they political like came bridge or claiming to be neutral in these investigations. >> sheryl sandberg knows we are at the beginning of our discovery about how intensive this campaign was waged through their own media. she is going to sxong could go media interviews. so sure, it is part of an organized p.r. push to get out of this story. now we're learning that they'll release some of these ads. members of congress have said that the american public needs to see how these ads were used to drive a we know between many americans to see how socially divisive these ads were. then there's a second part of it. and i think it will be a story for months and months to come. had you targeted it was, how the bots were used, and there is even previous reporting that shows that some of the russian ac

now to our political correspondent eleanor garnier in westminster.may going to cast this back home? she faces an enormous amount of pressure notjust in brussels but back home in westminster as well. depending on the outcome of this dinner, tomorrow's working breakfast as well, we know really that there is not going to be a big story, a big move to talk about trade. she is going to come back to more accusations from the opposition, that the government is not doing well enough and that the brexit negotiations are going badly. that is why we saw negotiations are going badly. that is why we saneremy corbyn, the labour leader, with fellow mps in brussels trying to move on and get their deadlock broken. another area of pressure that theresa may faces is from some pretty hard—core tory brexiteers, along with labour mps and some business leaders as well, who heads the dinner and brussels tonight, richard theresa may, urging her to give the eu countries an ultimatum, to call their bluff, if you like, saying she needs to recognise that the idea of no deal, whe

someone made a threat on social media last night to eleanor roosevelt high school in greenbelt. the principle is taking the threat seriously, and releasing the statement. this evening, we were notified by the media of a potential threat on social media, that was circulating. at which point, we began an active investigation. we take all threats of this nature seriously. we will be adding additional resources tomorrow. there have been no incidents so far. >>> there's more fallout in hollywood regarding the harvey weinstein scandal. now the director's guild of america announced it has disciplinary charges against the disgraced movie producer. adding that every individual has the right to a safe workplace. at an awards show over the weekend, more celebrities weighed in on the scandal. >> i mean, disgusting. there's really no other way to put it. >> and now men have to step up, and let women know we have their backs. >> we need to keep the focus on the survivers. the perpetrators need to be held accountable, but i love stepping into this movement to say this is a societal ill, it is

this is the main entrance here to eleanor roosevelt high school in green belt.'ll see just up the hill here you've got both green belt police and prince george's county police parked here with their lights flashing they've been here about 45 minutes or so. classes started 8:40 this morning. the question is are students staying home today because of the online threat? we want to show was was posted on snap c chat. these are screen shots from two images here. one of them saying "don't go to school on monday" the other saying "think i'm kidding?" with them are photos of assault rifles. no mention of eleanor roosevelt high school but these images were shared among and target toward rows vessel high school students. now, we can show you earlier the police were actually patrolling the parking lots here with their lights flashing this is green belt police cruiser. we've seen a couple of prince george's county silver and blue cruisers go around the other side of the school here, um, we have spoken to parents and students this morning. here now two reactions that we've g

now to an update at eleanor roosevelt high school we told you about yesterday. police say the student behind it will not face any charges. news 4's adam tuss was at the school yesterday morning. he's in the newsroom with an update on why the student won't be charged. adam, what happened there? >> reporter: what it comes down to, police say the threat wasn't actually credible here. here's a look at the picture that was posted on snapchat over the weekend. the student will not be charged because police don't consider this post a mass threat since it started as a conversation between two students that was shared there. the picture, along with the text, it's another reminder that you have to talk toou about what they post on social media. >> you have to be careful whatever they post on social media. kwhafr y whatever you put out there, you have to be careful. >> it would excuse students who stayed home if their parents wrote a note. classes are to continue as normal today, guys. back to you. >> adam tuss in the newsroom with the latest on the story. adam adam, thank

standings by fifty nine points ahead of battle back and i could win the title with a victory on sunday eleanor city's driver valtteri bottas will line up third on the . track was very difficult today guys. with the wind picking up you've got ahead went into turn one a tailwind out of someone through the section the second one is tailwind and then you got a headwind into nine and so it's shifting the whole way through that so you kind of gauging how hard you can push and how hard you don't know but that's why i love this track and it's such a great fantastic circuit to drive i love it and it is special when you get a car you can really drive it. it was like a bit the rhythm especially the transition of the first or second sector was quite tricky with the wind so i struggled with that but finally i got it right on the last run one of my first so i said importantly to get front row because i believe that all right space is really good in quality all year we've been just a little bit behind so yeah well done to those of us needed to grow great lumps and yeah looking forward to more on a. world cha