gender -- but you're doing it in a fraternity. and then you're on the street is a woman and feeling very conscious. there's an additional layer because there's been such violence and degradation that there's a whole other complexity. what was learned that there's additional element of that. to feel like you're constantly having to balance. the trans gender performing in your into this current real estate feeling liberated but at the same time being consciously aware of what it's like to be a woman in the world. >> guest: one thing i appreciate about my former fraternity brothers, they were incredible. when i came out to them to the folks i hadn't come out in the fraternity they found out before i posted it publicly. right after i sent an e-mail and posted the note on facebook i was overcome with emotion and i heard a few knocks on the gore to my student government office. i open the door there is a line of ten fraternity brother standing there in the line ready to give me a hug. and that transition to this fraternity i was a part

the fraternity that allows for less hypermasculine and less type of masks-- masculine existence.in reality i was still performing every single day to some degree. just being in those spaces with just men and me it was so clear in my heart and in my debt that i was in that space and it's not who i am. i think the performance of gender illustrates the broader universal nature. when we allow transgender people to live authentically, when we allow lgbt people to live authentically and this goes to the root of a lot of the work in the obama administration that at its core it's prejudice around gender and gender stereotypes. whether we allow transgender and lgbt people to exist without fear of violence or discrimination or stigma where helping to free everyone from the constraints of these gender stereotypes. whether you're a transgender person who is in the closet having to be masculine or a transgender man who is in this hypermasculine as society expects you to be we are freeing everyone. when you are a woman who doesn't want to conform to stereo typical we are freeing everyone from

back first to talk about your own story of being in the american university and being part of a fraternity. so just tell us a little bit about your own personal journey of how you came to understand that your gender identity wasn't from forming and with that personal journey was like in this reckoning or realization as i understand it that happened while you were a part of this fraternity it's important to tell that person's story. >> one of the things i wanted to do is explain to people a little bit more about what it feels like to have a gender identity because one of the things that presents an extra challenge as it relates to his most people understand what it feels like so there is an entry point that i think is a little bit or difficult in the conversation because they don't have that analogous experience. for me i've known i'm transgender for my entire life. i remember some of my earliest memories were lying in my bed at night praying i would wake up the next day and be myself, to still have my parents be proud of me and be able to pursue my dreams because i was a reader of history

his fellow pledges and fraternity members waited several hours to get help.f traumatic brain injuries two days later. 26 fraternity members were then charged. and there is the case of florida state university andrew coffey who died from alcohol poisoning in november following hazing rituals pretty drink an entire bottle of wild turkey 101 proof whiskey and after passing out he was left on the couch unattended. his alcohol level was six times the legal limit. his parents have now sued the pi kappa phi national fraternity for negligence among other things. >> martha: thank you very much. joining me now, former arkansas governor mike huckabee, fox news contributor. good to see you tonight. we turn to you often on issues of where we are going as a country. and i think that these questions raise this. when you have, this is just one example, but you have the sorority. and a scavenger hunt sounds like a fun thing. you look for things, look for a certain statue, but it turns out that the stops along the way and the scavenger hunt dealt with sex acts, alcohol and dru

the former fraternity member, danny casey among those to have the charge dropped. in a statement to cbs news, casey's attorney called involuntary manslaughter filings a mistake. >> do you think it was john reach to go for stom charges? >> i don't know. >> i don't either. >> casey and former fraternity brother, bren dan young are charged with conspiracy to commit hazing. 24 others face charges. all of which include jail time. >> this is no longer just a hazing case. this is a conspiracy to commit hazing case. >> piazza family attorney tom klein. >> every individual who was charged faces multiple counts, each count, which could carry with it, one year in jail. >> prosecutors say fraternal team brothers gave piazza 18 drinks in 82 minutes during a pledge event at the house in february 2017. he fell and repeatedly hit his head. surveillance footage revealed, piazza's fraternity brothers waited 12 hours to get help. >> you think the boys should go to jail? awe mau i do. >> what is your message to the other young men facing charges? >> tell the truth. >> why did you let

you don't need to be joining a fraternity. i think he would have gotten it pretty easily.t who he was. that's not what he did. >> i think he would say he was sorry. i think he would feel bad that this happened, that he would think that he let us down. >> but he didn't let us down. the people that killed him let us down. i think he would be looking down on us and he would be proud of the fact that we're carrying this torch and hopefully saving other people in the future. people are listening and the difference is being made. and i think tim would look down and he would be happy and say keep going. there's more work to do. >> we found a passage that max had written in a journal that said god works in funny ways. he sometimes does bad to ultimately create good. and we felt that spreading the word is how we are going to create that good from max's passing. >> i think he would give me one of his big hugs and he would be like mom, i love you so much. thank you. >> we're going to stay on this story. we talk about students being killed in schools. these are students who are being

last year piazza had fallen down stairs after a hazing ritual at the fraternity house.e was found unconscious the next morning. but investigators say members waited to call for help. 26 individuals have been accused in the case. five still face involuntary manslaughter charges. >>> now to an issue faced by so many families in this country when there is a medical crisis. wondering should you go to the emergency room. now in an effort to control healthcare costs, one of the nation's biggest insurance companies is enforcing a new policy in a growing number of states. it won't pay your bill if it doesn't agree you had a true emergency. so how are patients supposed to know? nbc's catie beck with the story. >> i just can't breathe. >> reporter: college sophomore diamond tyler suffers from severe allergies. >> scary. it's frightening. >> reporter: outbreaks so bad at times she can't breathe. your advice for her when she has these symptoms, to do what? >> go to the emergency room, no matter what. >> a professional knows what they're talking about. they know what to look for and

timothy piazza died last february after falling at a penn state fraternity event that involved a lotng. the judge has now dismissed involuntary manslaughter and other serious counts against five former frat brothers. piazza's parents are demanding justice. >> they fed him 18 drinks in less than 90 minutes. they allowed him to go off on his own, and he fell down stairs. he got seriously hurt. they knew he was seriously hurt by their own admission. >> yeah, one of the most egregious accusations was about how long it took them to call 911, but those charges against the former fraternity members that were thrown out were part of a hearing to determine whether that case should go to trial. >>> all 22 women in the u.s. senate have signed a bipartisan letter calling for debate on legislation to help sexual harassment victims who work in congress. now, this letter was directed to senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and minority leader chuck schumer. it expressed, quote, deep disappointment that the senate has failed to act. mcconnell's office says the bill is being worked on but couldn't

do you think you did it yourself or one of your fraternity brothers played a joke on you? >> i'm sure i did it myself. but basically i don't remember doing it. >> where did you end up? back home? >> yes, five or six hours away. >> when he walked in the door what did your parents say? didn't play cool? >> i walked in the door with at 8:00 a.m. with no bags at all. so there like someone on. >> you paid the bill about right? your credit card or mom and dads? >> mine. >> you might need a third job with your drinking habits. this turned into a public service announcement about being careful as to how much you drink. don't drink and uber. >> our nor'easter is here. we have nasty weather and rough surf to talk about over the next 36 hour. the major concern is the title threat. two to 4 feet of water being pushed up against her coastline. that's enough to close roads and cause property damage. places like for jefferson and montauk are going to get smacked by the storm. even the jersey shore, 3 feet of searches enough to cause moderate to major flooding. thirty-five or 36 and the u

the omega alpha kappa fraternity on admiral road. uh, 1504 responding. you want me to hit them?d rock music plays ] hey, back there. kill the music! hey, that's enough! man: ...dreams! [ grunting indistinctly ] hey! guys! stand up! don't make me taze your asses. [ police radio chatter ] what's going on? ng on my sister. sounds like a violation to me. [ grunts ] [ both grunting ] hey. hey! hey. no. what the hell?! [ handcuffs click ] you should have let them knock themselves out. i have the situation under control. really? [ police radio chatter ] we get there these two idiots are wasted, and all of a sudden, chris just starts whaling on this guy. what is his problem? i don't know. he just went off. [ sighs ] seriously? he did that at fite nite, too. [ siren wailing ] what do you mean? well, he, i mean he just went nuts on this delivery guy over the kosher wine. and you didn't tell me? well, i thought it was a one-time thing, but now i'm sensing it's a pattern. has he said anything? about what? uh, about this, about what's happening with him. no, just that his circadian rhythms a

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nine fraternity brothers pled not guilty to hazing charges.ony, good morning. >> as you can imagine. the coffees are never really going move on but they are beginning to move forward. hazing has killed at least one person a year since 1961 and he was one of four victims in 2017. the family is seeking justice and accountability. the goal to help lead a new movement against hazing. one that might keep their son's memory alive by saving others. >> my son and the people in the past had gotten together maybe my son would still be here. if hazing wasn't a problem. so we have to yell as loud as we can in order to get this stopped. i don't want another family going through what we go through. cry ourselves to sleep. >> it's been just four months since tom and sandra coffee got the message their 21 son andrew had died. >> when you send your son away it is the last thing you are thinking thinking of. >> this never crossed our mind. >> i remember driving, going this isn't happening us to. >> andrew had begin a high school athlete with dreams of joining t

louisiana grand jury has indicted one fraternity member for negligent homicide and three for hazing.well cooper died in september after drinking six times the legal alcohol limit. an investigation into what went wrong after two naval aviators were killed in a training exercise. one of their engines had gone out midflight. is this more proof of the need to update military equipment? thank you for joining us this morning, appreciate it. the first thing that comes to mind, military members are always training. >> absolutely. when you look at military service it is a noble profession, there is increased risk to acknowledge the sacrifice servicemembers, we need to look at our equipment and budgeting and priorities and that is something the president is trying to upgrade. heather: in terms of navy flight mishaps, from 2017 there between 9, 2018, four, then you were talking about the budget, look at those numbers for 2018 and what he requested for 2019 which included a 2.4% pay raise for our troops as well. is that enough? >> donald trump has been consistent about bringing his campaign prom

the judge dropping involuntary manslaughter charges against five former fraternity brothers after a hearing to determine if there was enough evidence to go to trial. several of the brothers still facing charges tied to the case. sophomore tim piazza died after falling down the stairs after an alleged hazing ritual. >>> next tonight here, north korea and china now confirming those reports of that mysterious meeting in beijing. kim jong-un did, in fact, go. it was his first diplomatic appearance on the world stage, welcomed by china's president xi, before that face-to-face planned with president trump. here's abc's chief global affairs correspondent martha raddatz tonight on the highly secure train that kim took. he does not like to fly. >> reporter: the clues were all there. the secrecy. that deep green armored train spotted in beijing. the heavy security for the convoy that was there on arrival. but the mystery is now over. kim jong-un had journeyed outside north korea for the first time since taking power. his wife at his side. chinese president xi pulling out all the stops. a review of th

the former fraternity member is among those to have the charge dropped. casey's attorney called it a mistake. do you think it was an overreach to go for some of these charges? >> i don't. >> i don't either. >> reporter: casey and his former fraternity brother are skill charged with conspiracy to commit hazing. 24 others face charges all of which include jail time. >> this is no longer just a hazing case. this is a conspiracy to commit hazing case. >> reporter: piazza family attorney tom kline. >> every individual who is charged faces multiple counts. each count, which could carry with it one year in jail. >> reporter: prosecutors say fraternity brothers gave piazza 18 drinks in about 82 minutes during a pledge event at the house in february of 2017. piazza fell and repeatedly hit his head. surveillance footage revealed piazza's fraternity brothers waited nearly 12 hours to get help. you think these boys should go to jail? >> absolutely. >> what's your message to the other young men still facing charges? >> tell the truth. >> and why did you let him die. i

today s of the beta theta pi fraternity at penn state will head back to >>> it's 523 tok now. today several former members of the bay at that faye at that pi fraternity at penn state will head back to court adds they face new charges following the death of a fellow member. today's court hearing will focus on refiled charges against the defendants. 19-year-old timothy piazza died after prosecutors say he was forced to drink heavily at that fraternity. he eventually fell down a flight of stairs. instead of getting medical help he was moved to a couch. he later died from the injuries. prosecution is expected to show video from the basement surveillance camera that has not been seen before. prosecutors say the footage was deleted by a defendant but later recovered by the fbi. >>> new disturbing allegations are surfacing about the air to the anheuser busch fortune. billy booush assaulted a sixth grader, the altercation reportedly came after an alleged fight between the child and booush's child in november. recent reports say busch advanced the 11-year-old and his son in a pushing m

tried to hold them responsible for a party at a school sanctioned frat house. >> they consider the fraternity's on private property when it's right ajar to the campus. and i want the schools to have more involvement in it and take more responsibility in what's happening. >> reporter: wendy hopes to speak to lawmakers to bring about change on campuses to keep students safe as she prepares to send her two younger sons to college. >>> the flu outbreak in california is showing some signs of letting up, but is still considered to be very dangerous. today the state health department reported eight deaths from the flu last week, there are 34 known outbreaks across the state. for the first time this season, one of california's southern regions has seen a reduction in flu cases. >>> half a billion dollars and growing. there hasn't been a winner in months and now that half billion is drawing more people to the jackpot. >>> "7 on your side" popup at santana row is open for business. we have tax questions, you have tax professionals, you have consumer questions, you have the "7 on your side" staff. come do

dependent on reading a few books and coaching and i didn't have much interaction with the wider at the fraternityion, david radish, isn't how he measures his own success. isn't how he measures his own success. if that was my only in as a coach, i would success. if that was my only in as a coach, iwould be success. if that was my only in as a coach, i would be bordering on failure. a lot more have not made it and made it into the sport. i am producing not only a good athlete, but a good person. brother colin has long since retired from the classroom but is still finding and teaching the next generation of kenyan distance runners. this is not a job to kenyan distance runners. this is not ajob to me, kenyan distance runners. this is not a job to me, it's not employment. this is a passion, an interest. as long as i believe i have a contribution to make and i can make a difference in somebody‘s life, i would like to be able to continue with it. a lot of what athletes does is in the mind. well it was a decade of working with them, what is he think his legacy will be?” of working with them, what is he t

so the important thing is the spy fraternity knows who is behind it, they will all be gossiping amongstrks and those of them who are traitors to russia will be feeling very frightened at the moment. let's turn to the people because there is a story of a list? this is coming from a former kgb fsb major who defected to britain 20 years ago. he is on defected to britain 20 years ago. he isona defected to britain 20 years ago. he is on a hit list, i have known him for four years, his name is on a hit list, i have known him forfouryears, his name is is on a hit list, i have known him for four years, his name is boris, he says he had a call back in the brutt 12 which happens to be his birthday, too, warning him he had been put on this hit list along with scrip fell and the number of others. the kind of people who would not be surprised that they are on the hit list, in fact we talk to one of them today, your brother, who was the american—born british financier who has been born in russia and he brushed it off, of course i am on a hit list, i expect sort of the russians to come after me but th

. >> four police officers were recognized by the fraternal order of police at the hero's ballroom in northeast philadelphia. among them don hedgerman who convinced a suicidal man to surrender. we have the storm from accuweather. >> we have a powerful storm on the way. tonight, chopper 6 takes flight over if philadelphia. winds not a factor tonight but all of this will be changing into friday. double scan live showing a plume of moisture from the southwest. that's one low pressure. another injects energy and intensifies the storm. there are a lot of moving parts. look at all of the watches we have posted. we have a flood watch philadelphia and areas northeast for heavy rain. we have a coastal watch, high wind watch and the potential for heavy accumulating snow. hard to believe. 51 in philadelphia, down from the high of 61, feeling like april today, trenton 52. allentown, 45. cape may 48. a mild, last night to february. future tracker showing tomorrow morning, morning commute, no problems at all. temperature in the 40s, not that windy. even into the afternoon. when the rain arrives, li

sessions: pi kappa alpha is the international fraternity a values-based men's fraternal organization, with more than 225 chapters across the united states and canada. approximately 16,000 undergraduate members in over 290,000 lifetime members. in 2018, pi kappa alpha now celebrates its 150th anniversary from its founding on march 1, 1868, at the university of virginia, when six young men joined together and resolved to form a fraternity for the establishment of friendship on a firmer and more lasting basis. their commitment to the high ideals of scholarship, leadership, and gentlemanly behavior remains strong to this day which is why i not only pledge my support to the fraternity but why today i support them today. thank you very much, i yield back my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. the president of

his brothers at the fraternity spent hours doing nothing essentially, so now some of the former fraternityharges for hazing, alcohol violations, but the most serious including manslaughter are off the table. tonight, an urgent appeal from help from a wife whose husband is being held in iran. he was arrested in august of 2016, he was doing research for his doctorates degree. iran claimed he was spying, his wife is pushing for his release. >> i fear more and more for his safety and i would like to ask for help from mr. president. mr. president, please help us, please save our family. >> martha: the pain that that woman is going through when you have a loved one who is being held far away from home. in 2012, her son was kidnapped in syria nearly two years later, he was murdered by isis terrorists. his death broadcast for the world to see. in the years since, his family has turned that personal tragedy into a mission to help others like him. diane foley, it's great to have you here, there is a picture of your beautiful family. i know they've stuck together in an important way, but it's amazing

the ban was put into place in november after the death of a fraternity pledge after a night of binge drinking at an off- campus body. the university says it now -- that now all organizations have to complete risk management training if they want to host events that include alcohol. all organizations will also have to register those events online with the university. >>> the kansas woman at the center of the landmark case that ended school segregation in the u.s. has died. linda brown was in the third grade back in 1950 when her parents try to enroll her in an all white school in their neighborhood in topeka, kansas. the effort led to the supreme court decision brown versus board of education. the decision found segregation violated children's 14th amendment right to equal under law. linda brown lived to be 76 years old. the cause of her death has not been released at this point. >>> time is it. 27. no takers of for a new permit. completely driverless cars will soon be legal here in california. what the dmv is saying about the applications. >>> plus, the driver of a work van leaves th

author stephen king called "a mysterious fraternity they developed." a growing sense of brotherhood between thousands of soldiers, north and south, that placed individual ill will. the bitterness remained just before one' is. i have loved these noble confederate soldiers. we both fought for what we believe to be right. both sides were equally honest about it. well, not always honest. oftentories also -- descended into fantasy. these veterans group old, and their memories were "exaggerated," and i think one of the most extreme examples occurred in richmond in the 1912 reunion. tree, and olda confederate in his 90's by them, 1864, andng july 30, a battle when federals grew up a large segment of lee's lines, and he said -- when we was blown up at the crater, the and my men were thrown up in the air. we met our captain coming down. and as he went by, he hollered, let me know when you hit the ground. [laughter] today, on theide, west side of fredericksburg, is a site of the 1863 battle of salem church. barely one acre of the battlefield remains. everything

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prosecutors drop all assault charges against members of a now closed penn state fraternity in the hazingf a pledge. steering defendants the most serious allegations and he had faced. the attorney general's office will continue to pursue involuntary manslaughter charges against four members of the fraternity in the death of tim piazza. kansas city, another dog problem for united airlines. a family pet that was supposed to be on the flight from oregon to kansas city ended up in japan. united says it's investigating. it's already under scrutiny for the death of a dog placed in an overhead bin during a flight to new york. this is a live look at detroit from our affiliate fox 2. one of the big stories there tonight, state health officials confirm the first case of measles in michigan this year. they say a traveler who flew into the new detroit airport was contagious. health officials are warning people who visited that airport as well as ones in memphis, newark, new jersey, that they may have been exposed to measles. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from "special report." we wi

what author stephen king called "a mysterious fraternity they developed." a growing sense of brotherhood between thousands of soldiers, north and south, that placed -- replaced individual ill will. instead of bitterness, a veteran declared before his death, i have loved -- i have love for these noble confederate soldiers. we both fought for what we believe to be right. both sides were equally honest about it. well, not always honest. war stories often descended into fantasy. into the first years of the 20th centuries, these veterans grew old, their memories grew more exaggerated. and i think one of the most extreme examples occurred in richmond in the 1912 reunion. sitting under a tree, and old -- an old confederate who must've been in his 90's i then, -- by then, was reliving july 30, 1864, and a battle when federals grew up a large segment of lee's lines, and he said -- when we was blown up at the crater, me and my men were thrown up in the air. as we came up, we met our captain coming down. and as he went by, he hollered, let me know when you hit the gro

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the fraternal order of police say the video is one sided and does not tell the entire story. he was fired after the incident. >>> u.s. attorneys and the fbi are holding a press conference regarding the guilty verdict of allentown ed pawlowski. he plans on appealing. the city council president will take over in the interim. >>> republican leaders of the pennsylvania house are urging the state representative to resign it comes amid allegations that he forced a women to have sex with him while killing another and brand dishing a gun. the gop said the claims should be investigated by police, they think he should step down in the meantime. he denies the allegations and is not charged with any crime. >> david the storm is here and we have bands of rain moving through. >> reporter: live for us, storm tracker 6 live double scan shows we are entering a lull and seeing that in the western suburbs, again as we move this for you, you can see the heavy band of precipitation near philadelphia. it's starting to push out of the region or out of the city, not out of the region, we have it in

the fraternal order of police say the video does not tell the entire story and looks forward to yeager's exxon ration. >>> and water crews and police were called to 13th and washington street at 10:00 this morning. a delmarva gas sub contractor struck a 12 inch main while work sending water shooting into the air. and dozens of people are without water as repairs are made. coming up mayor jim kenney laid out a budget for property taxes. and stops planned wage tax reduction a move necessary for the children. >>> and lebron james has another message for philadelphia fans trying to woo him to the 76ers. and cecily tynan has the latest from accuweather. >>> philadelphia mayor jim kenney delivers his budget. city taxpayers will like neither of the the proposals but kenney desperately needs the money for the schools. vernon odom has the story. >> reporter: the mayor came to city council with a spending plan including goodies for pretty much everyone. more for police and for more firefighters and more resources to battle the opioid crisis and more for the school district and there in lies the bo

the fraternal order of police says the video is one sided and does not tell the entire story. the police department fired him this past summer. >>> u.s. attorney and fbi is holding a press conference involvin the guilty verdict against he had pawlowski. the injury convicted him on 47 of 54 charges. he awarded contracts to business owners who funded campaign. in his 4th term he must resign, city council president will take over in the interim. >>> republican leaders of the pennsylvania house is urging the state representative to resign amid allegations that nick mccorelli forced a woman to have sex with him while brandishing a gun. leaders are sinlaims should be investigated by police. he denies the allegations and is not charged with any crime. >> david joins with accuweather, so when peopleretut will be worse than it is right now. >> reporter: we'll see wet snow mixing in. there are hints of snow out west of philadelphia and points well to the north. the radar showing mostly rain. ty and lancastergo out through county you may have wet snowflakes mixing in. this is pushing off

the family of penn state fraternity pledge who died after allegedly being hazed will introduce new legislation. they will join pennsylvania state lawmakers as they introduce a bill designed to end hazing deaths, piazza was a sophomore when he died last year after a hazing incident at the school's beta theta pi fraternity house. they put him through an be obstacle course. >>> coming up next on "today in the bay," making your commute safer. new this morning, the work being done to make bart more secure during an earthquake and how it could change your commute. >>> plus how safe is the drive on highway 17? you've probably wondered that. we have new data that shows just how many accidents happen along that dangerous corridor. friday. what a difference a day makes. looking live at the bay bridge this morning, we are in our regular blue mode, not in that microclimate weather alert, but don't let your guard down, folks, because there is a bit of rain. we will let kari tell you about that so that you can get the news from her. thanks for joining us, i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia who still has n

fraternal order of police says that video does not tell the whole story. >> mayor kenney makes annual budget address to city council asking it. pairs to shell out for public schools. in the budget the mayor wanted city council to increase property taxes 6% and he also wants to slow the rate of the plan tax reduction and increase the real estate transfer tax. we're told the changes could bring estimated 980 million for the school district over the next five years. philadelphia school district faces nearly 1 billion deficit over the next five years. >> some fear a trade war following announcement by president trump. administration is presenting tariff on school imports and 10% on aluminum. president trump made that announcement during a listening session with executives from steel and aluminum companies. the president says he is stop what he calls decade of unfair trade policies that decimated the industry. >> a worker's wish list of all the perks a company can offer. there's one people value the most. >> straight ahead tonight what employees say is key to keeping morale high in and out

. >> we have a fraternity like system where they circle the wagon and do everything in lock step. >> a spokesperson told abc7 news they cannot comment on matters before the commission. if found guilty, the judges could be fined up to $1,000 a day each day the violations continue. >>> san francisco police face criticism tonight after officers shot and killed an armed robbery suspect in the mission district. you're looking now at the scene live of where last night's shooting took place. that's where activists have gathered for a vigil and protest. police tell us two people flagged down patrol officers and said they had just been robbed near 20th and capp street. the victims described a vehicle, minutes later officers stopped a similar car a block away. >> once again, a bad reaction of the police officers who are trigger happy. >> the system died uspect died scene, police say they discovered a handgun inside the suspect's trunk. and investigates are under way by the district attorney's office and the chief medical examiner. >>> a teenaged boy was shot and injured today in san jose. sky

fraternal order of police says that video does not tell the whole story. >> mayor kenney makes annual budget address to city council asking it. pairs to shell out for public schools. in the budget the mayor wanted city council to increase property taxes 6% and he also wants to slow the rate of the plan tax reduction and increase the real estate transfer tax. we're told the changes could bring estimated 980 million for the school district over the next five years. philadelphia school district faces nearly 1 billion deficit over the next five years. >> some fear a trade war following announcement by president trump. administration is presenting tariff on school imports and 10% on aluminum. president trump made that announcement during a listening session with executives from steel and aluminum companies. the president says he is stop what he calls decade of unfair trade policies that decimated the industry. >> a worker's wish list of all the perks a company can offer. there's one people value the most. >> straight ahead tonight what employees say is key to keeping morale high in and out

there are some who suggest he fraternizes with, he's taken meetings with polluters.ple that with these reports of him paying $50 a night for a room in the capitol hill area that would go for at least $120 a night if not considerably more, how damaging is all this for the white house? >> you know, oddly enough, i actually don't think it's that damaging for the white house, because everyone is getting cover by this president. the truth is i don't think the president or most of the people close to him see that there's anything wrong with any of this behavior. but it's important for viewers to know, and i'm sure your viewers know this, that we have ethics laws in place to try to put this behavior to the side so that people could come into these jobs for the purpose of providing good public service. and the problem is that you have individuals in these jobs that appear to just be interested in enriching themselves. and again, my feeling is that the trump administration and the president himself probably just doesn't care that these laws are being skirted, as long as they

. >>> involuntary manslaughter charges have been dropped in the death of a penn state fraternity pledge. tim piazza fell and hit his head during an alcohol hazing. a judge threw out involuntary man slaughter and most of the serious charges against 11 former members of beta theta pi. some remaining hazing charges remain and they're looking into prosecuting 15 other frat members. >>> earlier this morning malala yousafzai arrived in pakistan for the first time since she was shot. when she was 14, she was shot in the head by taliban gunmen for promoting girls' education. she has since won a nobel peace prize and is a 20-year-old university student. >>> coming up on the "morning news" now, chipping away at your privacy. a new service will track your online devices. >>> and leaving a footprint. scientists make a huge prehistoric discovery. this is the "cbs morning news." scientists make a huge prehistoric discovery. this is the "cbs morning news." yes i do. okay so you diet, you exercise, you manage your a1c? that's the plan. what about your heart? what do you mean my heart? the truth is, typ

and when i got to college, i refed fraternity games thinking i would meet cute guys.ut you love the game and you love the -- >> it's a real problem, too. i see it all the time with my kids and these parents go nuts. the real losers are the children. >> flag football. >> parents, mellow out. >>> mr. roker, what you got? >> flag on the play as we go over to the map. we are looking today at a mild late march out west. a beautiful day in the pacific northwest. although this has been a slow-moving system. we've been talking about this since monday. and as severe storms now move into the central gulf and mid mississippi river valleys, more rain up to the north. flood watches in parts of the ohio river valley. tomorrow, that system makes its way to the east. probably close to some airport delays. above-average temperatures out west. look for winter storm watches making their way into the northern plains. so spring hasn't quite hit here that's what's going on around the country. here's what's happening in your neck of the woods. >> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. i

the national law enforcement organizations including the fraternal order of police. faith-based groups, the civil rights community, major businesses, even including a number of tech companies. who support this legislation. but most importantly, antitrafficking advocates and trafficking survivors are the ones who support sesta. they are the ones we listen to when we drafted this legislation. they are the folks back in ohio, back in our states who came to us to talk about this issue. they're the ones we not just listened to but we actually helped work with them to draft something that would work to close this loophole. this bill makes all the sense in the world and it will do its part to help close this gap, to help deal with this amazing in this century, in this country, a bill for -- ability for people to exploit someone online criminally and not be held liable. i want to thank leader mitch mcconnell for his leadership, for combating sex trafficking and putting this bill on the floor for a vote. i want to thank senator john thune, bill nelson who is ranking member, w

days of the conflict when when times were first sent into eastern ukraine there were signs of fraternizing amongst the troops the u.s. wants to see this conflict simmering and wants to destabilize russia's borders it wants to ensure that they're hostile relations remain between ukraine and moscow. now video has emerged showing the moments leading up to a palestinian man's death during an israeli armed raid in the west bank a warning you may find the following seems distressing the victim yassin asaad r.d. can be seen running down an alley wielding an object he was then shot at by an israeli soldier who's joined by his colleagues they proceed to kick ass o'reilly on the ground and then drag him along an alley he later died from his injuries the israeli army has changed its version of events several times firstly the i.d.f. said as are already had attacked the soldiers with a knife and received first aid at the.

days of the conflict when when times were first sent into eastern ukraine there were signs of fraternizing amongst the troops the u.s. wants to see this conflict simmering and wants to destabilize russia's borders it wants to ensure that they're hostile relations remain between ukraine and moscow. a video has emerged showing the moments leading up to a palestinian man's death during an israeli armed raid in the west bank just a warning you may find the following scenes upsetting this in a sorority can be seen running down an alley wielding an object of some kind has been shot by an israeli soldier a soldier and his colleagues proceed to kick him while on the ground and then drag him along an alley he died later from his injuries there's really an army has changed its version of the events several times firstly the i.d.f. said he'd attacked the soldiers with a knife and received first aid at the scene but then it said he to talk them with an iron bar and was taken to the hospital now according to the i.d.'s latest statement died from tear gas inhalation now the soldier who.

didn't go in the ukrainian affairs the liberal about it was only business not and personal not in fraternal just gas get payment for the gas that's why chernomyrdin or the former prime minister you know the gas person of russia was appointed there was the exercise of russia not often exercise or russian soft power the results are dredging but let's put it like that but i think what we're talking about putin's legacy a lot will depend on the developments in ukraine ukraine is entering its own election cycle and the problem is that poroshenko is getting huge power thanks to the new war national security he will be created police the army the security service on the other hand he's very unpopular so he's popular with washington yes is that going to cause a little you know he's actually he's actually giving me more problems coming up just to be aware of the almost every single day that you have to suffer is already being able to read that who wanted to blow up the ukrainian parliament kill the president in the way the government will or will you and then you know it will be but also remind our

days of the conflict when when tanks were first time into eastern ukraine there were signs of fraternizing amongst the troops the u.s. wants to see this conflict scenario wants to destabilize russia's borders it wants to ensure that the hostile relations remain between ukraine and moscow. in other news tonight a video has emerged showing the moments leading up to a palestinian man's death during an israeli armed trained in the west bank just a word of warning there you might find the following things up setting yassin that addie here can be seen running down an alley we will being an object of some kind he is then shot at by an israeli soldier the soldier and his colleagues proceed to kick him on the ground and then dragged him along an alley he died later from his injuries israeli army's changed its version of events several times firstly the i.d.f. said he'd attacked the soldiers with a knife and received first aid at the scene but then said it attacked them with an iron bar and missed taken to hospital now according to the i.d.f. latest statement said r.t. died from tear gas inhalation

more than 20 former fraternity members are charged in the case but prosecutors have now dropped all assault charges. five former brothers could still be tried for involuntary manslaughter. >>> and four indictments have been handed out for a deadly hazing case at louisiana university. maxwell gruver died in september there. his blood alcohol more than six times the legal limit to drive. >> iheart media, the company that runs more than 850 radio stations across the country has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy. the company says it'll keep operating after reaching a deal with creditors. it says it will not affect its popular streaming app or its concerts. >>> walmart is looking to bolster its source for food by creating an army of robotic bees to pollinate crops. the company has applied for a patent for the drone-style devices. the unmanned robots would be programmed to collect pollen from one plant and deposit it on another. walmart says it's planning to expand its dproesry delivery service with a goal of serving 40% of u.s. households. drone bees. >> interesting. >>> when we come back, the ear

didn't go in the ukrainian affairs the liberal about it was only business not and personal not in fraternal just gas get payment for the gas that's why chernomyrdin or the former prime minister you know the guest person of russia was appointed there was the exercise of russia not often exercise or russian soft power the results are dredging but let's put it like that but i think a lot when we talk about putin's legacy a lot will depend on the developments in ukraine ukraine is entering its own election cycle and the problem is that poroshenko is getting huge power thanks to the new war national security he will be created police the army the security service on the other hand he's very unpopular so he's popular with washington yes that was a little you know he's actually he's actually giving me more problems coming up just to be aware of the almost every single day that you have to search in case or it's being able to read that who wanted to blow up the ukrainian parliament kill the president in the way the government just a little way and then you know it could be but also remind our viewe

days of the conflict when when tanks were first sent into eastern ukraine there were signs of fraternizing amongst the troops and there was not going very well at all and so that prompted visits by a number of high level u.s. officials including joe biden at the time and was then followed up by a major military escalation a reorganization of a number of paramilitary groups to work more closely fascist militias basically to work more closely with the army so this is a this is a tendency throughout the conflict that when there are these signs of the escalation the u.s. will do something to fuel the fire and that seems to be exactly what's happening here looking at their explanations for this down the pentagon said that this sale will build ukraine's long term defense capacity to defend itself i mean can you issue that comment is being pointed at russia. no i think it's probably been pointed out that the movement in the donbass and the east of the ukraine is clear that clear that this these these are who the weapons are intended to be used against. not against. another nation state necessaril