jo grayson, student's mother "i'm just like, why would they do that?"ions than answers for jo grayson.jo grayson, student's mother"and they just dragged him up some stairs?"as she watches the surveillance video for a second time.jo grayson, student's mother"he's clearly screaming. he doesn't want them to do this."in the video, you can see who we're told is 11-year-old thatcher grayson sitting on the ground with a service dog beside him. thatcher's mother says he's autistic non-verbal and she's seen him not want to get up before, but she says the way the teacher reacted is not ok. jo grayson, student's mother "we worry about shooters coming in, all of that craziness. we're not even worried about the people who care for them everyday. and we should be."in a statement last week, the school district told us situations like this are isolated and the individuals involved are no longer employed by fayette county schools.grayson says that's the only reason she's let thatcher go back to school. grayson called the video heartbreaking and says it makes her even an

reporter garrett wymer spoke with thatcher grayson's mother about what happened to her son jo graysonstudent's mother "i'm just like, why would they do that?more questions than answers for jo grayson.jo grayson, student's mother"and they just dragged him up some stairs?"as she watches the surveillance video for a second time.jo grayson, student's mother"he's clearly screaming. he doesn't want them to do this."in the video, you can see who we're told is 11-year-old thatcher grayson sitting on the ground with a service dog beside him. thatcher's mother says he's autistic non-verbal and she's seen him not want to get up before, but she says the way the teacher reacted is not ok. jo grayson, student's mother "we worry about shooters coming in, all of that craziness. we're not even worried about the people who care for them everyday. and we should be."in a statement last week, the school district told us situations like this are isolated and the individuals involved are no longer employed by fayette county schools.grayson says that's the only reason she's let thatcher go back to school. gr

this exhibition by grayson perry.s leading the field, according to le figuro. yes, and this is quite interesting. i think i am right in saying this is grayson perry's first exhibition in paris, but he broke into the us earlier this year as well, so he is moving further afield. 0ne well, so he is moving further afield. one of the reasons this is interesting is because often with artists like perry, there have been accusations he had has a peculiarly british sense of humour and it wouldn't sell over here. but this has broken all records, in fact. and we must leave it there, but thank you very much for talking us through those papers. always good to see you, and we will speak again a little later. and thank you for watching. stay with us here on bbc news. so much more to come. stay with us for more at the top of the hour. goodbye for now. hello there. we have got much colder weather by the end of the week. monday was a cooler day and, with the clearer skies following the sunshine, we have seen temperatures not far from f

jo grayson, student's mother "i'm just like, why would they do that?"s for jo grayson.jo grayson, student's mother"and they just dragged him up some stairs?"as she watches the surveillance video for a second time.jo grayson, student's mother"he's clearly screaming. he doesn't want them to do this."in the video, you can see who we're told is 11-year-old thatcher grayson sitting on the ground with a service dog beside him. thatcher's mother says he's autistic non-verbal and she's seen him not want to get up before, but she says the way the teacher reacted is not ok. jo grayson, student's mother "we worry about shooters coming in, all of that craziness. we're not even worried about the people who care for them everyday. and we should be."in a statement last week, the school district told us situations like this are isolated and the individuals involved are no longer employed by fayette county schools.grayson says that's the only reason she's let thatcher go back to school. grayson called the video heartbreaking and says it makes her even angrier watching a

and, tom, grayson says this whole incident was a developmental setback for thatcher. and the fact that's he's nonverbal and can't tell her when something has happened, makes her even more nervous about sending him back to school. tom? >> janai, thank you. >>> next to the hunt for answers in the death of a young model in georgia. she was driving to work when her car veered into traffic. at the hospital, doctors discovered she had been shot in the neck. here's erielle reshef. >> reporter: tonight, a mystery deepening as investigators hunt for an elusive suspect who opened fire as this young model drove to work on this georgia road. >> we just have so many unanswered questions. >> reporter: police saying surveillance video from this gas station outside atlanta, key to tracking down a killer. cameras capturing 28-year-old kelsey quayle's mazda as it suddenly swerves into oncoming traffic, slamming into two cars before crashing. the model rushed to the hospital. >> upon her being transported to a local hospital with serious injuries, it was found that she had suffered a gu

grayson says they should have better training to handle this. grayson says it has been a setback for thatcher and the fact he's nonverbal and can't tell her when something happened makes her even more nervous about sending him back to school. janai norman, abc news, washington. >> our thanks to janai. >>> a war hero is taking a wide-eyed look at the residence of savannah, georgia. >> one way to put it. police are trying to figure out who slapped a set of googly eyes on this statue. savannah authorities are not laughing. they're looking over surveillance images to see who did this. you know, it could have been a whole lot worse. >> my googly eyes, i really like -- >> that's not bad. >> it's not a bad look. >>> coming up -- >> the world's longest nonstop flight, kendis takes us there. so excited for this story. that's coming up next on "world news now." iant get away ♪ ito get ♪ i wt toly away ♪ yeah >>> in this latest installment of where in the world is kendis san diego, over the weekend a new milestone, the longest nonstop flight in the world.

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to a the first thing you notice that grayson bakery is the smell of chocolate the second is the sense of just how grateful the employees are to be working here a limited run for free for twenty seven year old devonian cardwell it's not just the free brownies. the fact that grayson was willing to give him a job despite a drunk driving conviction by the farmers in the world this. i don't know well we probably don't something. not illegal probably something really bad. is something that's not productive workers here are hired on a no questions asked no experience required basis that's helpful not only for those with criminal records but also refugees or single mothers who have limited work experience you know open hiring trust in the power of people we believe anyone have the potential to be effective on the job so we're willing to give anyone a chance in our business so we need people to perform on the job if they don't we ask them to leave and we give the next person an opportunity instead of spending time and money on interviews and background checks the company focuses on providing s

grayson john moore. born monday morning 3:33 a.m.siree dunn and fox moore. he weighed in 6 pounds 12 ounces. 19 inches long. everybody is happy and healthy. second child big sister olivia lee. can you see her there loving on baby brother. mom, dad, baby grayson and big sister olivia whole fam doing just great. jillian: who looks like that after giving birth. congrats. petpeta waging a brandnew war o. >> it's so damn hot. ♪ >> milk was a bad choice. jillian: peta is taking it a step further ditch dairy. symbol used by white supremacists to mock minorities who are lack toast intolerant. rob: finally the ugly. don't dress up your pet chicken for halloween. cdc warning taking chickens against trick or treating because of salmonella. can you get the infection by handling live birds. if you do, this don't do it. jillian: you have been warned. have a great day. rob: so weird. >> this will be the election of the caravan, kavanaugh, law and order, tax cuts, and common sense. >> democrats hope for a blue wave appear to be fading. >> we always

and finally, a story in france's le figaro featuring contemporary artist grayson perry, and saying howrry and bansky are leading the field. perry presents his first french solo exhibition dressed as his female alter ego, claire, referring to what he calls the "them and us" mentality in british society, which he says arose

free for twenty seven year old yvonne cardwell it's not just the free brownies it's the fact that grayson was willing to give him a job despite a drunk driving conviction but if i burst in there with us. on a well we've probably done something. not illegal probably something really bad probably in jail. just something that's not productive. workers here are hired on a no questions asked no experience required basis that's helpful not only for those with criminal records but also refugees or single mothers who have limited work experience. you know open hiring trust in the power of people we believe anyone has the potential to be effective on the job so we're willing to give any want to change our business so we need people to perform on the job if they don't we ask them to leave and we give the next person an opportunity instead of spending time and money on interviews and background checks the company focuses on providing support services for its employees that he claims leads to a loyal workforce and a healthy bottom line greystone produces thirty three thousand pounds of big goods a da

dana grayson, ran for congress in 2016. which of your democratic colleagues are you most concerned about, if they end up getting the house? >> i have to tell you, laura, that was a frightening rundown of a nightmare for conservatives. for me, the one that i'm the most afraid of, maxine watters on financial services. that's my committee. listen, it's not a c committee, this is an a commit any the house. we have banking, housing, insurance, federal reserve. we affect your bank rates, insurance rates. everything we do, your 401-k, retirement, this committee touches. maxine waters, the leader of impeach trump movement, will chair this committee. what you will see is rates will rise for banks, on insurance side, and across this. i would look at adam schiff. it is important we find out what was going on inside the fbi and doj. devin nunes has been trying to figure out who the bad actors were. devin will lose that seat. adam schiff will scrap that investigation. and we'll never know the partisanship leading up to 2016. >> laura: m

. >> reporter: thatcher grayson can't tell anyone when something is wrong. the sixth grader has autism and is nonverbal. his mom jo says thatcher's teacher texted her one day last month and described an incident when he wouldn't get up off the ground. >> when i was helping that's when i found the marks on him. that's when i knew something more had happened at school than i was told. >> reporter: last week jo and her husband donnie final saw the surveillance video themselves. it shows 11-year-old thatcher being dragged through the school by his teacher and a school nurse, his service dog at a side. >> torture. it was torture. it makes me cry. it makes me mad at the same time. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the school district says it was also outraged and took immediate action. thatcher's special education teacher is no longer employed. >> it's absolutely unconscionable and completely doecceptable. not o more than 700 teachers who work with our children with special needs every day. >> reporter: a spokesman for the lexington county health department tells nbc

the first thing you notice at grayson bakery is the smell of chocolate the second is the sense of just how grateful the employees are to be working here every round for free for twenty seven year old yvonne cardwell it's not just the free brownies it's the fact that grayson was willing to give him a job despite a drunk driving conviction. by the farmers in the world this. probably be doing something. not illegal probably something really bad. is something that's not productive. workers here are hired on a no questions asked no experience required basis that's helpful not only for those with criminal records but also refugees or single mothers who have limited work experience you know open hiring trust in the power of people we believe anyone has the potential to be effective on the job so we're willing to give anyone a chance in our business so we need people to perform on the job if they don't we ask them to leave and we give the next person an opportunity instead of spending time and money on interviews and background checks the company focuses on providing support services for its e

kills people later but consider this seventy five percent of the people in the senate go wherever grayson had sisters mises today you won't have economic development until that problem is under control it's already been proven it takes a very small effect at six level if you fix that problem you have a gigantic effect i mean you don't make development. the clue to how the damage caused this devastating outbreak lies in the complicated life cycle of she's still some isis like other parasites it is a marvel of evolution. it has survived over millions of years by lurking in rivers waiting for someone to enter the water. so what you see doodling around like a floating wiggle is the just assume itself this is exactly how they would be if you could see them in the water as the clutter around like that and then find the human bridges what they're looking for and burrow their way right into the skin without fluttering motion and. this is an act to love about to penetrate human skin. it's like a cycle of disaster those little arbor enter your body they lose their tail when they penetrate the skin

have long to lick their wings attains return to fenway park later on wednesday for game two alan grayson al-jazeera. christan arnaldo had a winning return to his former club manchester united in the european champions league he set up the all the goal of the game for apollo seventeen minutes as event to speak. united won there at old trafford and extended their lead over the english team to five points in the group a pitch and they managed to get two or naldo and was rewarded with a selfie the focus continues to be on rinaldo off the pitch aswell as though as he fights a rape allegations sports correspondent was at the match for us so the going into this night there was a big spotlight on christiane of an hour for off the field issues but was hard on the pitch was confirmation again you ventus off far from being i born months so yes for now though usually sparkles for them but in the goalscorer for instance pollard's a ball of i have one of the best players in the world at the moment he really is on form one has just got better and better over the last few seasons sold e.g. ventus defens

have long to lick their wings the team's return to fenway park later on wednesday for going to alan grayson al-jazeera. and that's a full manhunter back to barbara so that's thank you for that and that is it for this news hour display with a still going to have more news in just a few minutes thanks for watching. a journey of personal discovery by the great grandfather he was a slave of the leave property al-jazeera is james gannon expose his family's legacy of slave ownership down like my family's status and wealth has benefited from their choice to enslave people and america's debt to black people today some of us so scott even scared to speak out because a surprise. al-jazeera correspondent a moral debt. november on al-jazeera radicalized a new hard hitting series comes face to face with the hatred and violence of militant groups that attract young people around the world on november fifth the u.s. will impose additional sanctions on iran targeting the oil sites we'll look at the impact that may have when migrant lives are in danger and see who should come to their aid people in power in

dodgers in game five on sunday to wrap up the championship for one alan grayson has the action here in los angeles for the fall of two thousand and four the red sox hadn't won a world series in eighty six yet now they have pulled from the last fifteen season . steve pearce got things going for them in game five with a to run home a plate from kushal. thanks to the first. eighty for the l.a. crowd were given something to chair about at the bottom of the first inning david races home run reducing the deficit. strategically that was about as good as it got for the hindsight. from lucky bat in the sixth inning. and j.t. martin at in the seventh silence fans at the dodgers stadium. the red sox and p.s. he only joined the red sox from toronto in june added his third hard run of the night. thank you. steve. its performance and in him the ana of most valuable playoff series. it sure is you know it has been a lifelong journey and to be here right now as it is it is a dream come true that's filling my life you know this is what you will and you grow up. wishing you could be part of like this but

heavy steam trains shook the sheila family home by grayson's could be seen and felt in the apartment. and trains with the subject of young a guns first drawings. his father other of see there was station master in tune a key role in the austria hungary an empire a hot tempered man he sensed his son's exceptional talent very early on. and you can see thesis theme that see this unit those one very revealing story is where having noticed how his son spent all his time drawing it off she loved bought him a drawing pad and told him that every day after doing his latin homework he should drop picture on one page and then he'd look at it when it was filled. evidently thought this would give him a few weeks peace. he gave a go on the exercise book in the morning when he returned home for lunch he saw that all the pages had already been filled and that they were strewn all over the apartment. he had a fit and burnt the drawings. this story tells us that a gun father was willing to foster his son's talent but only on his own terms. in other words the father specified that one hour a day would b

meet the newest member of the "fox and friends" family, grayson moore who was born monday morning at3:303 am. the proud dad, chris moore weighing in at 6 pounds and 12 ounces, 19 inches long. the second child offered a loving baby brother, and the big sister, olivia doing great. now the bad, they handcuffed woman, cost on camera. >> what is she doing? >> it is not clear. >> police say they pulled the woman over for driving a stolen car. she managed to jump in the driver seat and take off in the patrol car. offices arresting era short time later, she's serving 3 years in prison. the ugly, high school seniors testing lower than any other class in years saying the class of 2018 graded out with the lowest marks in 14 years we math alone, scores are the lowest since 2004. many blamed common core standards was i want to say happy birthday to my grandmother who turns 101 today so happy birthday to you. that wraps up "fox and friends first," "fox and friends first" continues. have a great day. >> the democrats of launched an assault on the sovereignty of our country. the security of our nati

at home again in the english league cup on cheese day but it's unlikely that will go ahead helen grayson al-jazeera and we will have a live update on this developing story from our reporter in a little later on in sport. now the leaders of france germany turkey and russia have made little progress during their talks on syria in istanbul as they emerge with a joint statement saying they are committed to finding a political solution to the seven year war but as a whole the reports they still can't agree on how to end the conflict. it is a fresh effort in diplomacy it is also a new approach for the first time the main power brokers in syria's war russia and turkey have brought european countries to their table the host turkey's president or the gun held one on one meetings on the sidelines of the summit with german chancellor angela merkel russian president vladimir putin and french president manuel mccall but who was not present was just as significant mccraw however did discuss with putin the possibility of arranging a high level meeting between russian and american officials in paris nic

producer just had baby boy hours ago, 6 pounds 12-ounces, congratulations to desiree and welcome to graysonends first" continues right now, see you later. >> border security with adequate resources, you have no idea who is coming in from ms-13 gang members to sexual predators, child molesters. rob: monday october 22nd, brand are -- new warning. jillian: live at the southern bord we are the latest. georgia police officer

grayson, were going to go to you next. >> thank you.ence and prelaw student and vice president of college democrats. this is in reference to the previous question. considering that as we've seen in the last few years, polls don't always perfectly rep in the know people are going to vote. what factors do you think pollsters are looking out for us to mark >> juan: one of the difficulties, you've got to look at registered voters and then likely people among registered voters and that's thy in a contest like the one here in texas where here we are on the campus of smu and most midterms, young people do not turn out. minorities do not turn out to vote in high numbers. the question is, are they wrong this time because of the high level of engagement with these men terms, and one final factor, cell phones. you don't have a landline. if the pollsters are checking, do they miss you? >> dana: we are going to go to -- >> greg: try to make it a fun question. >> dana: next to john. >> i'm from fairfield, connecticut, and i'm the president of college

prosecutors called that night clerk at the gas station, grayson who remembers jason complaint of the to pay, he started cussing. >> at what time? >> about 5:30 in the morning. >> the time jason said he was at the hotel >> then prosecutors had new witnesses and new testimonies. they wanted jury to hear about cassidy whose bloody footprints they contended made her a silent witness to murder. >> when i got to cassidy i said what are you doing? daycare worker -- she told jury she watched cassidy playing alone. days after her mother was murdered. she had the chair and the doll in her hand together and the mommy doll in the other hand and she just hitting it. >> as unsettling as it was, the prosecutors wanted jury to know that the killer left a silent witness behind, a witness he would never harm. >> the fact that cassidy was spared, did that mean anything to you or anything to a jury? >> certainly. it meant that the person that killed the murder we felt cared about cassidy. >> i do. >> thank you. >> the only child took the stand, prosecutors pressed her of a life insurance policy arranged

producer just had baby boy hours ago, 6 pounds 12-ounces, congratulations to desiree and welcome to grayson. "fox & friends first" continues right now, see you later. >> border security with adequate resources, you have no idea who is coming in from ms-13 gang members to sexual predators, child molesters. rob: monday october 22nd, brand are -- new warning. jillian: live at the southern bord we are the latest. georgia police officer as hero. rob: massive manhunt for second police. jillian: one started smoking and then exploded while an officer was wearing it. "fox & friends first" continues right now. ♪ ♪ jillian: good morning, look at new york city. you're watching "fox & friends first". i'm jillian mele. rob: she's back, she finally took a vacation. jillian: a week felt like a month. rob: right to fox news alert. migrant caravan is growing as it pushes north through mÉxico toward the united states, president trump now warning full efforts are being made to stop this group which is now about 7,000 strong. jillian: griff jenkins live at u.s.-mÉxico border in mcalan texas where agents say the

at 8:10am, we will be speaking to juliet grayson, the co—founder of stopso, a charity that offers therapy to have a look at the front pages. looking at the daily telegraph, most papers looking at russian spies, evidence coming from the hague yesterday. the telegraph calls it a humiliation for president trump. spies have caught the imagination of many papers. the times says russia was caught in the act of a bungled operation. and on the front page of the express, focusing on those images, the image from skripal airport, the russian agents accused of carrying out the cyber attacks. different story on the front page of the daily mirror, looking at a report on what it calls the scandal of the body parts mt. a criminal probe into how hundreds of tons of nhs waste, including body parts and chemicals, has been left to pile up bya chemicals, has been left to pile up by a contractor. and inside the business pages, a big story across a lot of the business pages in all of the papers today. the telegraph has gone by car sales falling by 20% as new tests hit supply. these figures are from september, a

grayson:. y.though the -- rebel gra he did not act out of loyalty or disloyalty to a nation. he neither expressed he had given up on the union, nor did he express a conversion to federate -- confederate views. his departure from the army and service in the race reflected a decision to keep his vision of freedom alive. he left because the officer did not show him respect. burgess' contemporaries recognized his commitment, including the commander in chief. when lincoln saw growing pressure for emancipation to encourage peace, he said if the black men staked their lives for us, they must be prompted by the strongest motive, even the promise of freedom. that promise being made must be kept. if it was not kept, lincoln admitted, all recruiting of colored men would cease, and all colored men would instantly desert us. he realized black soldiers fought for freedom above union. black troops acted on ideas of freedom, differed from the freedom of the military service. they fled freedom to preserve freedom. they fled service to preserve freedom. but say they fashioned a political cultu

at home again in the english league cup on cheese day but it's unlikely that will go ahead helen grayson al-jazeera. well donna probably arguably the biggest impact on english football of any of the foreign owners to have taken over clubs in recent years the thai billionaire bought less to fifty million dollars in two thousand and ten on bankrolled their rise to the premier league four years later he was then widely mocked for appointing clarity around the area as manager in twenty fifteen but when the italian led less to the english title probably the biggest shock in modern football it gave leicester a huge following in street donna problems home country of thailand on the on it was loved in leicester it with fans celebrating his sixtieth birthday this year we're joined now by our correspondent paul brennan who is in leicester told one of the latest lines coming from the club and the police and what's been happening there outside the stadium. well the latest lines from the police some afraid are just a succession of holding statements saying nothing in relation to the exact circumstanc