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they didn't respond to a request for comment but in an interview with wt m.j..com they said they're working address these concerns. i'm diana blast. reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, diana. let's bring back the a-plus panel, jenette hoffman, hof iunis this is the way i look at this, kids denied entrance you could make argument if there was discrimination there that is one thing, test scores i don't see where there is lawsuit. >> i don't really see it f there was specific criteria the students met and denied they have a case. usually in ap classes it is years of building a foundation of test scores, of grades, of academic progress to get into an ap class. you can't just show up to start taking ap classes. >> take that premise. what if this is problem that is real and worthy after lawsuit, how do you deal with different kids with economic disadvantages and family situations? maybe some kids have more parental guidance in the daily school work, how would you solve something like this with dumping it down and lowering the bar? >> we need to look at levels in middle schools to go back

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wt you need to know hato >>> now to the balance of power in the virginia house of delegates.re is a republican majority right now, a 51-49 seats. but three races still too close to call after last week's election. the bureau chief julie carey reports one of them might hinge on a stack of absentee ballots found at the stafford post office the day after the election. >> count those votes. do your job. count those votes. >> reporter: demonstrators outside the stafford county elections office determined to keep the spotlight on two controversies they fear could leave critical votes uncounted. in the razor thin house of delegates race, republican bob thomas leads josh cole by 84 votes. >> this election is so close it is the registrar's office. >> reporter: issue number one, 55 absentee ballots some sent in by service members. they didn't make it into the elections office in time to be counted, 7:00 p.m. election day. they were discovered the next morning just down the street at the stafford post office. the board then voted behind closed doors to seek a legal opinion on whether th

>> did our people out of debtor's prprison, which is w wt puerto ricans now deserve.n escape from a permanent det prison. 2010, it briefly, amy, in the big state went bankrupt. let's not get into the reasons why. it is a fact. the greater and a good decided to conceal fraudulently the bankruptcy. the only way you can conceal a bankruptcy is by giving a very large loan. so we got the largest loan in human history. not for the greek people, of course, all of that money was given to us so we can bailout and give it back to the german and the french banks. this was done fraudulently because the german and the french leadership and the greek leadership when to the parliament and effectively said this was an act of solidarity with the people of greece, when it was actually with the bankers. they never told the parliamentarians this was an act of solidarity with the bankers. they promised the people, the german parliament, that this was a loan given to greece for some will do dirty dish solidarity purposes and they would get their money back with interest. it was never going

fufundamenentally, thehe rest os have failed inin delivering g wt we expecteted or what we hoped for.this particular group, i think they're done remarkably well in the climate change world, if you like. --se negoti negotiations. they have actually misunderstood a significant part of the problem when it comes to climate change is making changes in how we live our lives today, particularly those of high emitters. gliteratti are in a particular groupup that we haveo demonstrate leadership and what we do. takenk people are going to a careful ananalysis seriously, then we have to lend that great ability by demonstrating we are adjusting our lives accordingly. amy: you took pictures of the summit on friday night? >> i did. it was virtually empty. the computer screens were still on. the main large screens were still running. this is the climate change conference, the 23rd climate change conference. i am in favor of these big organizations that are really important to pivotal climate change, but we must be her ownating change in institutions. amy: i was talking to some pacific warrior's as th

but there is a chill, there is a wind that comes along withs wt quick check, out the door with the eyewitnessry pretty pictures, the sun came up this gorgeous almost looks like sunrise looks like folkswith have their christmas lights up off in the distance, there meanwhile out to the maps, genera30's h low 40's across the region as a whole, 39 is the value that came in from eileen this morning, nice clear s has r rahel, good luck to you, in the marathon, socheer you on. all right, so let's take a look at the maps next. and see what's going on here. hg its way east, primarily impacted by the warm and cold the , primarily in the afternoon, models trying to pick up on the north and west suburbs even late morning, so gen wl pip again into the afternoon. also breezy to subtract about 5 degrees for windchill value when you walk out the door. and also, if y plants to maybe -- plans to travel out out to state college for the too, and also needing rain gear in happy valley. looks like bit of with a wet the corn huskers. looking forward in the eyewitness seven day, again, all good today. say for bit of

i believe we'll already have some showerins over north and wt neighborhoods here. look at temperatures mid 30s to low 40s, but look south. we have a southwest wind really going to get warming farther south. this is going to be a big difference neighborhood by neighborhood. this weekend it's going to be all about neighborhood forecast because of the gradient from 30s to 50s down south. so by the afternoon now we've got a chance of scattered showers across the entire area, but philly north and west is going to have the best chance of accumulating rain moving through. so it's about 50 degrees at 4:00 this afternoon. and we'll see temperatures top out in the mid 50s. 10:30 at night normally this temperature would be falling, but because we have a warm front that's going to be moving through overnight, the temperature instead picks up a little. we're talking near 60 degrees in cape may, 56 in dover. we may see a break in the showers, but more will come overnight. in fact, we could see some pockets of heaviest rain overnight. this is at 3:30 in the morning on sunday. loo

robert heller is going to be my guest i'm going to ask about the new kehahaenrman and other issues, li wt pped to wages on this jobs report all after the break. >>> i'm scott walker coming up today on half-time apple's unbelievable run the stock jumping, closing in on a history making milestone top ranked toni with us exclusively. plus, if you're wavering whether to buy into this market rally, the man who once ran the biggest mutual fund has simple advice for you. we'll tell you what it is. and the options traders say is about to drop. "halftime report," as i said, top of the hour. john fortt, see you in about 20. >> all right, sounds good, scott. >>> and as we just discussed, wages stalling in the october jobs report. steve liesman? >> don't get to say this often, guys, missed expectations. that was the number, by the way, and the wage number, always headed for a miss either way as economists had to estimate, numbers of jobs lost in september and reguesstimate the number in october with three hurricanes, it was always a fool's errand. let's take a look at the numbers again. 261,000, that

there's simply no distinction under constitutional law, and that's the keouy omission in wt you heard the treasurer talk about. i'm not here saying chehe didn check the boxes and send the mail. he did that, but when the mail comes back and you know the property owner didn't get it, the law says you have to do more and he didn't. now, much has been made that this happened once before, why didn't they know -- they should have been paying taxes? i've got a couple responses. one, even if the association was some sort of chronic tax delinquent, that wouldn't change the issue before you, and jones versus flowers addresses it right on point. let me quote from the supreme court again: jones should have been more diligent with respect to his property, no question. people must pay their taxes, and the government may hold citizens accountable fore tax delinquency by taking their property, but before forcing a citizen to satisfy his debt by forfeiting his property, due process requires the government to provide adequate notice of the impending taking. bad -- they didn't pay their taxes, bad on th

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probably a larger part, is that she was a prime minister during the yom kippur wars 1973 1973 israel wt war, but they lost about 2600 soldiers, thousands more who were wounded. the country was left with a very -- a feeling they were now vulnerable and that feeling has remained. and golda meir, i'm going to come back to the subject, golda meir was the prime minister and she was held responsible for that. now, her life story reads almost like fiction. she was born as a set in kiev in 1898. her sister, her older sister was nine years older than she. between her birth and the birth of shayna, her parents had four other babies, all of the boys, all of them died in infancy. she grew up in milwaukee. her father went first and then she came with her mother and her sisters in 1962 milwaukee, wisconsin. that was something, i looked at it again and thought about it again. the fact that she grew up in milwaukee and did not grew up in the slums of new york or the tenements of new york had a great effect on her. in those days as you all know there were ways of jewish immigrants coming from eastern eu

. >> i'm going to wt what you have to say. >> i'll do my own review this weekend.d finally if you have been waiting to get out get some of those photos maybe out to the west pretty good time to do it. high color moving in to the north and west just about to the d.c. region. they're past peek off to the north and to the west here and even the mountains just off to our west are starting to see some past peak conditions here so get out and get those sight seeing done before the leaves start falling off. another warm afternoon coming up, temperatures in the 70's to near 80 today. we were 77 degrees yesterday. we'll be right back there this afternoon. few light showers are possible. no big kind of washout here but a couple hit and miss showers possible as we head towards your evening commute hours or maybe just after. cooler, cloudy for the weekend. we may break off into a little bit of sun. we may start tomorrow with just a peak of sun and we may end sunday with sun. in between lots of clouds and pockets of drizzle possible especially saturday evening and through the e

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-- was sunni muslims they would support me because i am the leader of the sunni dlimuslims and they wt betray me. what turned out was there was a power struggle between the two coalitions and that power struggle has basically destroyed the turkish state. that is quite damaging for everyone because everyone in turkey understands that erdogan was the person whoen abled -- the rise of the gulenist wave started earlier. it started in the '70s, '80s, but he enabled the spread of gul gulenists and the rise to power across the turkish society because it -- i talked to a good friend in turkey last night, very secularist, foreign trained, who said we need erdogan because he's the only person who can get rid of the gulenists from the whole system of the state. so it's very strange -- >> so is the assumption in that statement that he hasn't done that yet? >> yes. for example, the akp itself has not been purged. a lot of state institutions have been purged. the party has not been fully purged. and i think the -- what i'm trying to get to is that maintaining the pressure on the gulen issue is both