i think devos definition is narrow.s important to collect data on race and socioeconomic class. in my experience, it's people of color among who the punishments falls the hardest. because the department of civil rights doesn't collect the data and doesn't count we don't know empirically know what is going on. >> martha: interesting work you are doing. thank you, laura. great to have you with us tonight. thank you. so coming up next, the surprising new move from supreme court justice brett kavanaugh on a case involving planned parenthood. judge andrew napolitano up next. >> every american can be assuredly be an independent and impartial justice devoted to equal justice under law. ♪ ♪ the greatest wish of all... is one that brings us together. the lincoln wish list event is here. sign and drive off in a new lincoln with $0 down, $0 due at signing, and a complimentary first month's payment. only at your lincoln dealer. >>> i do not decide cases on the personal preferences. i'm not a pro plaintiff or a pro defendant judge.

so, samantha, you heard what anurima said, you are a supporter of betsy devos' new proposals. why do you support it particularly when you hear it could discourage the few who do come forward to report these aggressions? >> well, i don't believe that providing due process for students accused of sexual misconduct and providing students who have an assault to report with a safe and comfortable environment for coming forward are mutually exclusive. i think what we've seen over the past seven or eight years, well intentioned processes for adjudicating these cases that are manifestly unfair to accused students but that undermine the integrity of the process as a whole. i agree that sexual assault is a serious matter that schools need to address in a serious way, but i don't think that is incompatible with a fair process. and i think these draft regulations go a long way to restoring some fairness to the process that we've seen lacking over the past stretch of years. >> okay. so i'm going to get to the processes you put in one moment but first get you both to talk about the changing

secretary betsy devos fought for a year to block a law. it has been canceled the $150 million in debt after the federal judge sided with 18 states and the district kf clof columbia. >>> president trump said general motors ceo mary barra made a mistake by laying off workers. the president was upset with gm halting production in north north america and eliminating 14,000 jobs. >> to tell me a couple of weeks before christmas that she will close an ohio and michigan plant is not acceptable to me. she will open fast or somebody else will go in. general motors will not be treated well. >> gm closed plants to prepare for the future shifting from sedans and trucks and investing in self driving car technology. the job cuts won't hurt the u.s. economy according to the president. >> it doesn't matter. ohio is under my leadership from a national standpoint. ohio will replace the jobs in two minutes. >> gm said thursday the focus is on the employees adding hourly workers may find jobs at other plants. i don't know how you can say gm can't do that and

i think the commission and secretary devos did the right thing.tting out of hand. of "the new york times" did a big story on this, blamed the commission, said if they ignored what happened at parkland. in fact, they actually learned a the lessons from parkland. the murderer, mr. cruz should have been handed over to the police. under the atmosphere created by the obama-era guidelines, leniency was the order of the day. there are real concerns about the school to prison pipeline, and they can and should be addressed. they are best addressed with good programs and by sound policies made at the local leve level. simply to take the blunt instrument that the obama administration did and said, if you have 20 black students and ten white students, that means you must discipline them to those exact proportions, fails to take into account a student differences, family differences, background differences, and the like. teachers and administrators have to have the discretion to act when they think they should. they didn't act in the case of parkland, and that

we are glad to be joined by secretary betsy devos. [applause] thank you, betsy. a good friend of mine and a great patriot, senator blunt. [applause] thank you, roy. gottheimer,josh where are you guys? put your hands up. and lee? is that lee back there? congratulations. he had a great electoral victory congratulations. thank you to jared kushner. [applause] today i am thrilled to commemorate the miracle of hanukkah 2000 years ago led by judah mcabee reclaimed their freedom from the oppressive dictator who had persecuted the jewish people and ransacked the holy temple. after their victory they prepared to rededicate the temple and found only enough oil to light the lamp for a single night. you have heard that before. but despite this it burned brightly for eight nights the everlasting symbol of jewish perseverance. throughout history the jewish people have suffered unthinkable repression and terrible violence , yet in the face of this hardship the jewish people have endured and overcome and thrived. thrived like few, that i can tell you. [applause] five weeks ago o

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host: at the head of that would be the education secretary, betsy devos. into it, what with her hope, or what the -- or what did she set out to do? guest: she did not make too many commitments in terms of setting guidelines and what she would or wouldn't look at. she said she was open to taking a look at everything. and in the report, they actually did. it is a 100 77 page report with nearly 100 recommendations. is often the debate about whether this report should have touched on firearms specifically, gun laws specifically. it does not necessarily go there , but it does take a more holistic view on things like mental health, how schools should be up security in terms of maybe installing bulletproof windows and providing better perimeter security. it goes into a whole host of different recommendations for school districts. host: what was the justification for not specifically looking at gun issues? guest: this is a very political debate, of course, and they said they wanted to focus specifically on school measures. of course, this got a lot of pushback and

. >> at the head of that will be the education secretary betsy devos. could you describe how, at least going into it, what was her hope or at least what did she set out to do? >> she really didn't make too many commitments to be honest, in terms of setting guidelines and setting what she would and wouldn't look at. she specifically said she was open to taking a look at everything. and in the report, they actually did. i mean it is 177-page report, and makes nearly 100 recommendations. you know, there's often the debate about whether this report should have touched on firearms specifically, gun laws specifically. it does not necessarily go there. but it does take more of a holistic view on things like mental health, how schools should beef up security in terms of maybe installing bullet-proof windows, and provides better perimeter security. it goes into a whole host of different recommendations for school districts. >> what was the justification for not specifically looking at gun issues? >> well, i mean this is a very political debate, of course, and th

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the three holding off, mattis, carson, devos. i'm surprised devos has stuck around.re picking and choosing. not really. i'm not going to go through all of these. you only have two hours, brooke. i want to make this point. katherine tempest works at the brookings institute here in washington. she's done the math. a-list staff members, not junior staff, senior staff, 65% turnover, brooke, to this point in trump's presidency. that rooifbls the total turnover for the first four years of george h.w. bush and george w. bush. not normal. the latest to go, zinke. all of this stuff -- first of all, he was under investigation repeatedly, including by the inspector general at the department. but all of this falls under was he using his office for his own personal benefit? i'm surprised, candidly, brooke, he hung on this long. in a normal administration, one operating by the traditionals of politics, he is gone six months, maybe even further ago. >> mick mulvaney will be stepping in for this chief of staff role. he did have some choice words with the president in the last couple

and the patty murray of the world -- >> martha: are they pushing back against the devos changes or notthat yet? >> they are absolutely pushing back saying it will set back survivors. this is harmful and keep people coming forward. providing due process rights to people accused of a heinous crime. we have to let them defend themselves. >> martha: ashe out in front on this issue from the beginning. thank you. good to see you. up next, harvard punishes students if they insist on being in fraternity or the sororities saying they won't allow them to lead another captain club or be captain of any team if they belong. up next. all money managers might seem the same, but some give their clients cookie cutter portfolios. fisher investments tailors portfolios to your goals and needs. some only call when they have something to sell. fisher calls regularly so you stay informed. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money manager

devos chaired president trump's school safety commission which was formed after the february shootingnginger, jason rile, kate odell. right decision? >> long overdue, paul. very difficult for kids to learn at a school in chaos. that is what these obama guidelines. schools were fearing that the federal government would slap them with a civil rights lawsuit. they feared expensive it, reputational cost of it, if they didn't stopp suspending more black kids.s. so that is what schools did. the administration wanted racial parity who was getting suspended. >> isn't it true, under the discrimination laws actually show discrimination? >> administration was using something called disparate impact. which means statistically if you are expelling or suspending more groups in one certain racial or ethic group or another, that that is ininso facto evidence of racial an my news going on. animus. blacks are suspended higher rates than whites. whites are suspended higher rates than asians. it doesn't necessarily mean that these groups are being discrimed against. i would add very quickly, pal, in many i

education secretary betsy devos tried to block the rule for months. however about two months ago, a federal judge ordered the rule be re-implemented. (vicki) taking a look at traffic tonight... wet weather certainly not helping the evening commute. this is the bay bridge approach... heading eastbound...(grant) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: showers are falling across the bay area falling across the bay area keeping things on and off wet. on the doppler you can see the showers popping up around the bay area now. most of it is light rain but it will continue tonight and into tomorrow. on the satellite you can see a much bigger storm off the coast. it will bring heavy rain and gusty winds on sunday afternoon. there's also the chance of thunderstorms. highs will be in the 50s and 60s tomorrow and cooler on sunday. the weather pattern looks partly cloudy but mostly dry next week. (vicki) you to the big launch of "resiliance ipa..." the beer brewed especially for the victims of the butte county

under an obama era policy and that took effect after a federal judge ruled education secretary betty devos unlawfully delaying it. she called it bad policy and wantso replace it, but it could be 2020 before a new rule takes effect. >> police say a university of maryland student's choice o how to dry his clothes caused a dorm to flood. >> oh, hno. >> hung his clothes on a sprinkler line. o the weigh the clothes caused the sprinkler pipe to burst. authorities are investigating how many units areeffected. many of the students are on winter break. >> not the best idea. rescuers i howard county had an unusual rescue thisened wit wee. crews helped the owner of this llama bring himo safety. i didn't know there were many llamas in the area. he's cute. >> is he? yeah. people are obsessed with llamas recently. >> they me great socks. >> they're no pandas. >> i had a pair of alpaca socks once. it's very comfortable. h >> he alwaysas to go there. >> hopefully you have an extra change of socks. it was relentless and now dry conditions over the next several days. a pretty sunrise coming up at 7:20. it's

education secretary betsy devos will cancel $150 million in studenent debt after being forcd to abandon efforts to blblock a rule that created protections for students whose for-profit college defrauded them or shut down. in october, a judge sided with attorneys general from 18 states and the district of columbia who sued devos for delaying the obama-era rule. the policy allows for students to automatically have their debt canceled without formally applying for the benefit. and in north carolina, the state legislature has approved a bill requiring a new primary and election if the state's election board calls for a re-vote in the contested ninth congressional district race. the race pits republican mark harris against democrat dan mccready. harris initially appeared to be the winner, but the race was never certified after evidence emerged of possible election fraud by republicans, who are accused of tampering with absentee ballots. politico is reporting that republicans may try to run another candidate in place of the scandal-ridden harris. and those are some of the headlines. this is d

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the federal judge in the end sided with attorneys general from 18 states who sued devos for delayinghile she worked on rewriting it. >> still ahead, israel is preparing for protests in the west bank as hamas calls for unrest in the region. we'll get a sense of what's behind it. so-so pizza? not in this house. 'cause that's no so-so family. that's your family. which is why you didn't grab just any cheese. you picked up new kraft expertly paired mozzarella and parmesan for pizzahyeah! kraft. family greatly. i couldn't catch my breath. it was the last song of the night. it felt like my heart was skipping beats. they said i had afib. what's afib? i knew that meant i was at a greater risk of stroke. i needed answers. my doctor and i chose xarelto® to help keep me protected from a stroke. once-daily xarelto®, a latest-generation blood thinner significantly lowers the risk of stroke in people with afib not caused by a heart valve problem. warfarin interferes with at least 6 of your body's natural blood-clotting factors. xarelto® is selective, targeting just one critical factor. for afib pat

education secretary betsy devos tried to block the rule for months.onths ago, a federal judge ordered the rule be re- implemented. (ken) general motors is explaining how workers will be affected when it closes five factories. the car manufacturer also plans to cut 14,000 jobs -- but some of those workers will be able to transfer to other g-m facilities. about 11 hundred hourly workers in the u-s have already volunteered to transfer to other factories. another 12 hundred are eligible for retirement. g-m is closing plants in michigan, ohio, maryland, and canada where its sedans are made. the decision was made based on increased sells of s-u-v's and and trucks. (pam) the cost of the justice department's ongoing investigation into russia's interference in the 2016 election.... is now roughly 25- million dollars. that is according to a new report filed today ... by the special counsel's office. the latest figures cover only the period of april 2018 through september 2018, with special counsel robert mueller listing direct expenditures of nearly 4-point-6 m

for the first of our twoti res to secretary devos's woport, i am joined by catherine e. lhamon, chan of the u.s. commission on civil rights. sering the obama administration, she was assistanetary for civil rights at the u.s. rtment of education, whe she oversaw and signed the student disciplinary guidelines that are being rescinded byy' toreport. welcome to the newshour. >> thank you, amna. >> nawaz: the goal of this report wasbasically to make schools safer. you have taken a look at it. does it do that? >> it has nothing to do with making schools s.af it does not take steps that will make students safer in schitols, and sos a massive misstep, while, also, enshrining discrimination. >> nawaz: that is the rolng back of those obama-era guidelines about disciplinary actis, right. the argument there from the administration is that, look, that prevented teachers from taking actions they needed to take against potentially dangerous students. what do you make of that? >> that argument is absolute nonsense, including in the specific context that this commission was investigating

how an indigenous fishing community in mumbai you know waiting to perfect its livelihood the meteor devo once the crown jewel in mumbai storm water drainage system used to be nothing more than a sewer it's. proof the drivel has high levels of pollutants from hazardous waste but the cordy community has found a simple yet ingenious solution to help breed even thrive in mumbai. the meaty river to day for live deborah and pollutants was once crystal clear. in the river used to be very different if we flicked a few coins and we can see them clearly. until our livelihood depends on this we make our money by selling fish from the river so the pollution is a real problem. for generation. kohli and his family members of the kohli ethnic group have lived and worked on the banks of the esther e. where the meaty river flows into the arabian sea in mumbai. but since the early eighty's the river has taken a turn for the worse. in the. river household appliances even biomedical waste like used syringes and. they don't understand that we depend on this river for everything. in this i hope people stop do

education secretary betsy devos opposed cancelling the loans but calls paying for college a crisis. >> students have to have more information about the debt that they are assuming and understand the implications. >> the department of education didn't respond requests for comment, but experts say some schools used predatory practices to recruit students and encourage them to take federal loans. >> the department of education is absolutely complicit in creating a situation wherets had beendnd laboring under the weight of this debt, that they didn't get anything for and they are unable to pay. >> reporter: white sayss millions. >> i've met people that have been homeless because of their private for-profit college debt. >> who tried to get ahead but fell further behind. kate, we should know this automatic loan cancellation, it only applies to 15,000 students. that's real just a crop in the bucket. the education department says more than 100,000 people are still waiting to hear back about the status of their claims, but politicians are taking notice because the top democrat on the senate e

with parents of marjory stoneman douglas high school students along with education secretary betsy devos, to discuss ways to prevent school shootings. >> according to the department of homeland security,av the nce duration of an active shooter,ent in the school, is under 5 minutes, all this carnage take place in a period of time. that's why it's critical tomorrow armed personnel available. >> it came to arming teachers with guns, the panel decided states and schools should micide. the cion explored a range ever issues including mental health treatment, and rolling back obama policies designed to protect minority students from discrimination. >> a honduran mother and her children photographed fleeing from tear gas last month are now in the united statro. maria castnd her five children were among several asylum seekers who showed upt the otai mesa entry port in san diego. the trump administration has sought to tighten policy and force asylum seekers to wait in mexico while their plans are being processed. castro was caught in the photo as protesters clashed with authorities at several u.s.

betsy devos, secretary of education is very much in favor, heng to work with four-year institutions as well who are -- so that we are mindful of what industry and business need. >> let's talk about minority run and women-run small businesses. what are we doing for them? by we, i mean you. >> it's interesting. in the hispanic community, that's one of the fastest growing small business segments and in the hispanic community, 44% of the small businesses are owned by women. and they are starting businesses more frequently than men. one of the things we'll be working on, we started now on this 2019 is our women's digital website. and it's going to be -- it's a whole platform. i think it's going to be pretty special. because it's going to be interactive learning. we have 16 more women business centers and 118 around the country for women to go to. again, no charge. go to, get counseling, how are you going to run your business? what kind of -- what do you need to get started? how do we connect you with capital? also, how do we connect you with suppliers of goods and services that you might ne

is actual fake news the typical fake news is the term the politicians pundits and political party devo tease used to insult and accuse each other when confronted with journalism or facts they disagree with and then there is real life fake news where a news story is written based on verifiably false facts and narratives to push an agenda for political person or financial gain and real life big news was brought front and center this week when the guardian reported that class reload serious and award winning journalist for der spiegel was discovered to have been blatantly falsifying stories over the course of his career yes cnn's two thousand and fourteen journalist of the year had to resign his position as one of the spiegel's top writers upper was uncovered that he made up stories and invented protagonists at least fourteen of sixty of his articles.

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i was struck in your book, you were talking about betsy devos her interest in privatizing and deregulating. the invisible han of the market. there will be failures when you go this route. as it would be in business. i thought, this is an ethical question, do we have a right to play games with your young people so some are sent to schools this was necessarily fail because of certain percentage of schools fail if you take a market approach, it sort of hit me, made me think about the whole you know the corporate interest in education reform. also wondering how much is basd on fact that private sector can make so much more money with role of technology. dem crottizing would not -. >> i have did not spend much time looking if the for-profit charters. my book is primarily not about charter schools, i looked only in the new orleans chapter, i am talk about new orleans. my premise is that i believe the people in their hearts think they are doing the right thing. okay? they believe in the market model, they believe competition will deliver better schools, et cetera. having said that we know that we

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is actual fake news the typical fake news is the term the politicians pundits and political party devo t.v. used to insult and accuse each other when confronted with journalism or facts they disagree with and then there is real life fake news where a news story is written based on verifiably false facts and narratives to push an agenda for political person or financial gain and real life fake news was brought front and center this week when the guardian reported that class serious and award winning journalist for der spiegel was discovered to have been blatantly falsifying stories over the course of his career yes cnn's two thousand and fourteen journalist of the year had to resign his position as one of the spiegel's top writers and drew was uncovered that he made up stories and invented protagonists at least fourteen of sixty of his articles that we know of some of the recent tainted stories include pieces he wrote of the us mexico border issues a nother story about a yemeni prisoner being held in guantanamo bay and even. falsified information in a story on civil rights leader and u.

third, betsy devos cancelling $150 million in student loan debt.s after the judge ordered a department to implement the obama era policy. as i just told you, today is the tenth anniversary of when i got the black eye during the news conference in iraq when this journalist threw a shoe at president bush. this journalist has taken his more than fair hits to the head, this is tyrus. his on the g.g. show, tomorrow night. i have one question for you about the black eye. we flew from baghdad to kabul, afghanistan. i wanted to take a break. i made a bed roll and took a nap. i went in the conference when i woke up and i said, oh, my gosh, did you sleep on your side? i said yes. would you have known not to sleep on your side? >> we have a wrestling not to face. don't hit the money maker. yeah, but if you get hit, sleep on your back. >> dana: i had no idea. >> you want a blood ear, not a black eye. >> it's a great picture. you should have gotten a medal for that. >> dana: and ten years goes by fast. >> and you haven't aged a day. >> dana: it's stressful now

commission led by education secretary betsy devos has not looked into the gun issued singa discipline policies. the panel released a report today arguing a crack down has made schools more dangerous. those policies came in response to evidence that minority students are receiving harsher punishments than their white counter parts for the same offenses. >>> things should be back to normal at an east bay high school thisor mngft a arrested s yesterday. police were called to doherty valley high school in san ramon yesterday. a student was found with a knife and acid used to create explosive. the 14-year-old was booked to juvenile hall. >>> police in vie sailia are on week long investigation. arguing with a stranger then fatally shooting him aftward .tr home but no one was injured. >> where he continued firing shots at deputies. and he fled and car-jacked an additional vehicle in the grove. >> authorities say that garcia's violent act its began on sunday. he's accused of shooting a farm worker then holding up a mini mart where he took off with $2,000. >>> it was promoted as a solution, th

things up on the internet, erik prince has contacts the right wing connections and his sister, betsy devos, and he has an international group of mercenaries now training in f manys dan, in yemen, in hotspots -- training in and manyan, in yemen, hotspots around the globe, and they are ready to come here to the united states because donald trump is getting ready to announce martial law the closer mueller is to announcing his ties to russia. i want to know what congress is this to do to disband right-wing group of mercenaries who trump is trying to privatize the war in afghanistan with. trump has been talking, on the campaign trail, calling democrats mobs, calling the media the enemy of the people. this is not idle talk. no president in history, in the united states, ever talked about his own people, his own media this way. donald trump is going to declare martial law, and erik prince and his mercenary band are going to be used against black lives matter and all of the protest and resistance organizations here in the united states. host: all right, we get the point. let us get a response from

one thing we have learned from betsy devos is how much of the education department was operating under guidance. let alone a statutory authority. she repealed that guidance. also in may repeal may repealed a guidance on school discipline that also was having a destructive consequences in making schools to focus more on political goals and discipline that actually works to change behavior. i think we are also seeing the repeal of those a guidances and those kind of sub regulatory advice pieces that get taken off the books as well. >> that really comes under the media radar which has focused so much on the mueller plus pro. in the criticism for his decision to withdraw from syria. in turmoil in the middle east. general jack keane joins us with a look back at the with a look back at the foreign policy flashpoints. jardiance asked: when it comes to managing your type 2 diabetes, what matters to you? step up to the stage here. feeling good about that? let's see- most of you say lower a1c. but only a few of you are thinking about your heart. fact is, even though it helps to manage a1c, type

then you have to look at the education secretary betsy devos who after a very famous "60 minutes" interviewlier in the year there were concerns even within the administration that maybe she wasn't up to the scrutinizing job in congress. now we're going to have those questions come, and i think donald trump more than most presidents cares about how people perform in those type of settings. she's going to come under fire, and if she doesn't perform well, trump could be very quick to want to push her out. finally, hud secretary ben carson is somebody i think that will come under scrutiny. particularly from earlier in the year there was a controversy over the $30,000 dining room table that he says his wife authorized a purchase of. congress will look at what spending will be at hud and what spending appointments, and people who hire that don't have experience in housing and what their roles are. that's going to be scrutinized very heavily. >> i know you read through the transcript from the last round. why do you think republicans are calling him back again, curt? >> this is really interesting.

victims, and many praised the president and the commission which is led by education secretary betsy devos. >> this humanities session and emotional learning and other recommendations that policy memphis should explore -- policy members should explore, lets remember problems need solutions. >>> schools should consider arming themselves and do more to address mental health among students. >>> and the legal issues that are forcing operations to come to a halt. >>> and a quiet end to a cape out i can case. the shooting death of a boy with a fake gun. it puts the department on the defensive. >>> road 280, it looks good there, right there in downtown, the traffic is light. >> and in weather, the rain clouds are moving out of noun for the most part today, we have low clouds and fog this morning, we're tracking a chance as we head into the thursday forecast, we'll talk about the timing coming up. mi g up. not to the finish.t. but to the beginning. a fight that can only be won, if we stand together for one cause. him. expert care for every new beginning. . >>> andy lopez was killed by a deputy, er

school shootings praised the president and the commission, which is led by education secretary betsy devos. >> this reports highlight social and emotional learning in the number of other recommendations that policymakers should explore. but let's remember, local problem needs local solution. >> the report also suggests that instead of raising h2 by firearms, schools could should -- age to buy firearms, schools could consider arming staff members and do more to address mental health issues. a families plea is answered. information on the mother from yemen who setting here to the bay area to see her dying child likely for the last time. and a husband and wife serving on the same city council, but what they have to say about working together in the city of fremont. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ maybe you're with the family you got. (all) ooh! or maybe the one you've chosen. it's culture salad. our holidays don't all look the same. am i saying it well, l'chaim? l'chaim? and maybe that's what makes us great. make the dream yours. ikea. ♪ little girl and boy land ♪ while you dwell within it ♪ you are ever happy t

also this morning, according to "the new york times," education secretary betsy devos is expected toes endanger student safety. >> rene marsh is here with the details. explain to us in short form what these policies were. and what the justification is now for changing them. >> right, so the department of education just a short time ago, they revealed these recommendations from president trump's school safety commission which was put together, as you know, following the parkland high school massacre in florida. this is a very lengthy report, but one of the first moves the commission is recommending is revising that obama-era policy that essentially insured that minority students are not unfairly treated when it comes to discipline. the policies gave schools guidance on how to discipline students in a non-discriminatory manner. they were implemented after strong evidence, according to the obama administration, that showed that minority students were being punished more frequently and in harsher ways than their white counterparts. and for the same or lesser offenses, even disabled stude

it seemed like the president and betsy devos have used it as grounds to institute the policy. >> danay used it. they needed to do the report anyway. there was pressure on the administration to look at some of the things obama had done and they decided to do something different. but i like about all of the report is that it saying that local school districts decide. i think that's where we need to be -- what we need to be doing, that those decisions are best made by the communities. as jedediah was saying, some are rural. some are urban. let them decide. including on discipline. i printed this out and i'll share with you if you want. "usa today" had 15 teams, reporters, they went out and follow teachers for a day in september all across the country. it's shocking with these teachers have to go through. they deserve a lot more of our support, financial support. but also safety. from outside the classroom and inside the classroom. i am all for this report. i think it's good they put in and out. >> juan: the teachers and parents, greg, don't support arming people. >> greg: i've seen diffe

on tuesday - the administration also issued a response to the parkland shooting.betsy devos / educationecretary: "we could not keep our children safe by looking at just one aspect of the problem."the federal school safety commission did ánotá focus on gun control.but their report does mention armed school personnel. president trump: "these are people, teachers in many cases, that are the highest trained that you can get. people that are natural to firearms, people that know how to handle them."most notably - the department of education wants to rescind obama-era policies that sought to ensure minority students are not unfairly disciplined in schools.that's because senior white house officials said the commission heard teachers and students were afraid that students with a history of antisocial, sometimes violent behavior, were left unpunished. van jones / cnn political commentator: "none of those shooting were done by minority students at all. unfortunately, these things happen. but it's not a problem of minority students not being disciplined enough."the commission said there's no one-

. >> juan: what do you think about devo. >> greg: i love them. >> jesse: is this what you talk about >> dana: the new study identified some of the most addicting foods out there. sugar, fats, and how they been processed. >> jesse: oh, yeah! >> dana: pizza, chocolate, and potato chips. who chose this? >> morgan: i did. >> jesse: thank you. oh, my gosh. that looks so good. >> morgan: i eat like a truck driver. i love pizza. >> greg: do you mean you eat in the front seat of a car while driving? >> morgan: inside of the potato chips, i love french fries. >> dana: would you put potato chips on your pizza? >> greg: that's a great idea. >> jesse: i will do it. >> greg: i am trying to lose weight, guys. >> dana: you have the chocolate bar over there. >> greg: tv is not kind to overweight people and yet they try to get us to gain weight. >> dana: by doing this segment segment? juan is going to eat. >> juan: i am a big fan of pizza. >> dana: morgan, anytime you bring a fluid thing, it's going to be a hit. google's top ten how-to questions. google released the list of the year in searches which