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altogether. >>> i felt cheated.>> reporter: dozens of students file complaints the state issued an emergency decision ordering the school to cease enrollment of new students. based on an immediate danger to the public's health state the and welfare. that was followed by an accusation that charges them with prohibited business practices for giving students credit for education not completed. and for obtaining approval to operate by fraud. for agreeing not to offer an income share agreement. then offering it anyhow. the school appealed the emergency decision. and is now allowed to continue enrolling new students on a modified program that no longer includes career track. the school turned down our request for an interview. instead it referred us to one of its satisfied students. >>> this is a young school. it is also an international startup. obviously it will have growing pains. i think it is moving forward in an amazing way. >> reporter: arthur set the no teachers teaching model has worked great for him. >>> i prefer to have the freedom to google anything i want. >> reporter: he showed it housed the curriculum works. and automated checker tells y

hampshire and college-age students, and new hampshireage of graduates with largest amount of debt when they graduate. question 2. >> unbelievable. thank you very much. caroll, bring it to you, i heard a grown coming from you. sanders is best candidate to deal with the economy? >> maybe they done think they said take on the economy, maybe tank the economy, there is no reason that you could possibly think that -- i think this is where we need to start sounding the alarm bells even president trump sattudag zaynab hig said t want did debate bernie sanders, a socialist leading a major party, in many ways profile similar to president trump, from outside of party, a rabid fan base, outside of party ideas, this is an epic disaster for america. >> if bernie sanders ins. this will be -- oh, my gosh, you know, new state motto for new hampshire will be live free and cry, you will have to pay the bill. planned economy don't work on american soil. american. david: cap pre, live -- capri is. >> live free and free tuition. what struck me, joe biden is n

removes the healthy part of a patient's part of the brain instead>>> and a t murdering a new york college student. >>> the "new york times" is reporting more details about the case against 14-year-old rashawn weaver. they have evidence that he snapped the woman. she cried out help me i'm being a 13-year-old boy has also been charged with murder. >>> the oregonian has a terrifying story about a man who is suing. the man went to the hospital to have a tumor removed. after surgery the tumor remain but he could barely communicate. he says he can no longer read or write. the hospital declined the oregonian'st. associated press says california's legislature is to pass a resolution to apologize for the japanese internments camps during world war ii. the assemblyman who introduced the measure said it was introduced after the trump's administration after recent detention of my grandchildren. >>> still to come the coronavirus impacts james bond. how it scuttles a publicity tour for the latest bond movie. you so strong. you power through chronic migraine, 15 or more headache or migraine days a month. one to

the art student from new york quickly gained the trust of the paris up and coming music stars in front of her lands pete townsend seems like a shy schoolboy. and there was guitar god jimi hendrix. jim morrison lost in music at the blues icon janis joplin captured in her intensity without mom. and of course the fab 4 in candid shots during the recording of the white album snapshots capturing music history. linda mccartney was self-taught by her sure sense for just the right instant response so evident in her broken work series of street photography they wrote works of the lord works actually observations of the every day and the single moments in every way she walked off stood a drove she really captured scenes with special little lights people move dominate the city space on a particular way you can also clearly see that she had a great sense of humor just a lot is done with a kind of knowing and that's what makes looking at these photos so much fun. after her mother's death in an airplane crash. she going to mccartney avoided the air travel when possible. so she did a lot of photograp

if you're a student news. shows us a film of children describing their headaches and nosebleeds. both symptoms are linked to the constant toxicity and said oh they pasco. but to date the activists have seen little response to their protest. in those days when you see the music when you put it in 2017 we protested in front of the ministry of health for 10 days. following that they signed declarations of intent. but the treatment of the hundreds of thousands of children who have to live with heavy metal toxicity is only progressing slowly and it's still inadequate. for now children still have to live with it and as you can see the environmental problems instead of that bus go haven't been eliminated either. it took the. clinic or released a written statement saying the company was doing everything within its power to keep the human impact to a minimum and that it will take further protective measures. for many children however these could come too late for the same people will be done 6 days a year that we feel forgotten and. battered to other cities but as we've given a lot to per

abc7 news. >>> a thousand students from berkeley high walked out of class today as abc7 news repoer llie brinkley explains, they're demanding changes to what they say is a culture of rape on campus. >> reporter: over 1,000 berkeley high school students walked out of class at 9:three this morning and peacefully marched down university avenue to the school district offices, angry about what they say a culture of rape on campus. >> they walked through all three stories of the district offices. at one point, they sat down in the hallway. >> reporter: the summit invited them into school board chambers where several hundred vented their frustration. >> we are here because we feel unsafe. we feel unheard. and we are scared. we are all in the hall ways trying to survive. a girl got pulled into a classroom and raped for god's sakes. >> reporter: that reported incident dates back to last may and last week, one female student sued the district over how they handled her attempted rape case. others say they resorted to writing names on bathroom stalls of male students they feared. >> noticed idea tha

we were there as students and staff signed the final structural beam after the first new academic buildingmore than 30 years. >> we want our students training in spaces that are just like the spaces they'll encounter in industry. >> the eight-story $181 million building will house chemistry and biology and research labs as well as a science for high performance computing and a data science information plus dedicated space for collaboration. the new building should be done in about two years and represents the first phase of the university's new science park on campus. local educators like gunderson high school principal kevin gunn. >> students can see right in their back dwlard is a high quality program that they have the ability to be a part of and be able to prepare for the workforce. >> current students say the new building will add to the university's growing popularity. >> it was home to me, but now people from so cal or even out of the state, they want to go here. i think that's pretty cool. >> we need more kids to get active in the world right now, especially with climate change and

. ♪ >> o'donnell: next week on the "cbs evening news," students at one new jersey school dress up asate they see as a real- life one. and if you can't watch us live, don't forget to set your d.v.r. so you can watch us later. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." i'm norah o'donnell in washington. thank you so much for watching this week. i hope you have a happy valentine's day and a great weekend. we'll see you back here on monday. fighting climate change isn't just about polar bears. we're fighting for our lives, we're fighting for clean air and clean water. that's why i wrote the law to send billions from polluters to communities suffering the most. and only one candidate for president was with us back then, tom steyer. and he's still fighting for us, pledging to make clean air and clean water a right for everyone, regardless of your zip code. that's the truth. that's tom steyer. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because he

secret has dropped and also has been affected recently by other news. >>> new at noon, it will make tuition-free for some students. the new policy applies to students that come from families of incomes with $80,000 a year or less. first year students entering us skrvmd this fall. the university also says it will no longer consider home ownership when calculating students' financial aid. . >>> a new report reveals just how difficult it is for many families in california to afford child care. data from the child care resource and network showed that the average cost is $20,000 a year. the study also found there are fewer slots available across the bay area. the organization's research director tells the east bay time while family child care centers may be hard to find there can be a more affordable and convenient option for parents. >>> how the state is now recovering and the problems people in the area continue to face. >> plus... >> authorities report a decline in new coronavirus cases. i'm non than sari in atlanta. i'll show you how the way they count cases coming up. mckissack and mckissack is the nation's olde

new hampshire. i admired senator sanders when i was a high school student, i respect him greatly to this day. i congratulate him on his strong showing. [applause] and i want to congratulate senator klobuchar, senator warren, vice president biden, and all of our democratic candidates and supporters. i know we all share the spirit by our volunteers who welcomed a competing candidate with votes no matter who. we are on the same page. over the past year, some two dozen campaign to crisscrossed, each laying claim to the ability to bring people together, turn out the vote, and move americans toward a brighter future. and here in a state that goes by the motto live free or die, you made up your own mind. you asserted that famous independence creek, and thanks you, a campaign some said shouldn't be here at all, has shown we are here to stay. so many of you turned out. independent unwilling to stay on the sidelines, and even some newly former republicans ready to vote for something new. ready to vote for a politics defined by how many we call in instead of by who we push out. so many of you chose to m

of> we understand the students new brunswick are our future students. we have skin in this game.pay taxes here. we live and work here. atat at levels much higher than the rest of the american population, we vote here. and i'm going to make you a promise. we will do everything in our , we are wellion resourced, to help organize politically and on the g ground thee community and solidarity to stop this destruction of a thriving school, to stop the racist displacement of the latino community under the pretext of a cancer institute. we have no beef with the cancer institute. we do have a beef with racism. we do have a beef with gegentrification. we do have a beef with line. we do have a beef with people saying they're doing something in the best interest of children and then ignoring the children and their families. and a performance earlier of throwing people out who simply want to speak is precisely the kind of arrogance that is going to win you even greater opposition. and because that is rutgers organizer sherry wolf. after closing off the public tuesday's meeting, members of the

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about a >> we want to know that the school district is doing to get rid of the rats and keep students safe. abc 7 news went for answers. >> we had a small rat. >> reporter: at james madison park academy it seems like almost everyone has had an encounter with rodents from students. >> i was looking for soccer balls and then i see a rat jump out. >> reporter: to parents. >> i see a lot of droppings everywhere, like so many droppings for it to be a small problem. >> reporter: inside the classroom? >> yes. it's inside of a coach's classroom. >> reporter: a volunteer of the school and three kids attend the school. >> they can carry they're contaminating everything they touch. >> reporter: the school district has known about the issue and they are taking action. >> we've added this wiring and that's going to do a lot to keep these animals out. >> reporter: is it working? >> yeah. >> reporter: they confirm that their main building is safe. they believe some of the rodents are coming from the creek. the gym and these portable cassrooms are their main concerns. >> some traps to get some of these animals out of

whether it is the native vote in the student vote in new hampshire, no more voter suppression.cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: together, we can build that american experience defined by belonging. we can say to a young woman in a during taunts because of her religion, to a young man feeling fear and set safety because of the police vehicle, we can say you belong in the heart of the american project. [cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: we can show people of every religion and of no religion that this country belongs to you equally and practice a politics that insists that god does not belong to a political party. [cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: we can tell an autoworker thrown around by tectonic shifts in our economy that our economic future has a place for you, and we need you in it. [cheering and applause] mr. buttigieg: and we can say to a dreamer lying awake at night , questioning if this country is speaking spanish] this country is your country, too! [cheering and applause] [crowd chanting] mr. buttigieg: that better future can be ours, and that better future

one of the big issues important to voters in new hampshire, student debt. 76% of new hampshire's college students graduated with student loans in 2018. the average amount that's owed more than $36,000. some of the presidential candidates say they have a plan to make that debt disappear, but critics say that's not practical. >> we can cancel student loan debt for 43 million americans. >> make every public college and university in america tuition-free. >> there's no such thing as cancelling debt. there's shifting debt. someone else is going to end up vi to pay that. >> a student loan detonation wide hit an all time high. more than $1.6 trillion last september. it has more than doubled over the past 10 years. >>> another big issue this election year is health care. the trump administration has been fighting in court to overturn the affordable care act. different approaches to making health care more affordable with some candidates pushing a single payer system they call medicare for all. >> we will never let socialism destroy american health care. >> donald trump may not like government he

and it's time for "pop news." >> hi, nice to meet you. >> don't let him talk to you like that. >> oh! >> you walked right into it. come on. >> it's kind of like when the studentson to mess with. >> thank you for that though. quite a start to this sunday "pop news." >> we do begin with coldplay, the superstar band releasing a brand-new music video. listen to this. ♪ when you cry, cry, cry, baby when you cry, cry, cry ♪ >> that song "cry cry cry" off their latest album "everyday life." it doesn't really sound like coldplay. they filmed that video in london. the video follows a young couple's relationship as it matures, still dancing every step of the way. one of the video directors is dakota johnson who is also frontman chris martin's girlfriend. >> did you say psych to dan earlier? >> yes. >> i haven't heard psych in a long time. >> such an easy one. >> thank you very much. >>> all right, katy perry and orlando bloom are all about celebrating. they threw an engagement anniversary party. one year ago bloom popped the question to the "idol" judge. perry posting pics on instagram writing one year ago, i said yes to a life of revolution bloom, wearing his heart on

students feel about that, do they think it is affordable? do they think klobuchar is more right? >> first issue is that newampshire college students leave college with the highest amount of debt in the entire country. we're not worried about baby steps right now. this is an issue and it is a crisis. public education shouldn't stop after high school. we know most jobs require an undergraduate education and even further to a masters degree, law school, medical school. so we should be supportinging college for all people across the country and not just rich people. >> jennifer, a lot of talk about voters across the spectrum, that electability is a prime moving force this year, electability specifically against donald trump and the general election. for voters like you, folks you're working with there, dartmouth and elsewhere, is that a big driving factor or is it more issues like, for instance, medicare for all? >> i think it is definitely a combination of the two. students are concerned about electability, but most of the students that i personally have spoken with said that they'll rally behind whoever the

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in the general us history curriculum rather than just a separate month. >>> oakland students are being featured in a new hbo documentary drawing inspiration from dr. martin luther king jr. drawing inspiration from dr. martin luther king jr. >> the documentary profiles the students as they take part in an annual public speaking competition and amber lee attended last night's premier and spoke to some of the students involved.>>reporter: the premier of we are the dream at the fox theater celebrated the students, parents and teachers of oakland. the documentary tells the story through their eyes of the 40th annual martin luther king oratorical fest in 2019.>> although i am a young kid i can still use my voice.>> voices heard in the one hour film and capture the journeys of students in the oakland unified school district as they prepared and rehearsed for the competition showcasing their oratorical skills.>> racism and hate, killings and war, this is the world. >> she recited from a poem that she wrote and she and other students performed material often drawn from their lives>> sometimes i will hear gunshot

. >>> a 14-year-old boy has been charged in the fatal stabbing last december of a college student in nework and officials say he will be tried as an adult because of the murder. another middle school student was already under arrest, but he's only accused of trying to rob tessa majors. the accused murderer allegedly stabbed her when she would not give up her phone. >> the complaint paints a picture of the video evidence, the blood evidence, the smartphone evidence, the icloud evidence, the witness identification and the defendant's own statements that were rigorously collected and examined prior to this arrest and indictment. >> officials also say the dna found in one of the victim's fingernail clippings matches the suspect. he is due in court on wednesday for arraignment. >>> a massive manhunt is under way in the houston area for one suspect, wanted for stealing a car with a child inside. police released surveillance video showing the suspect taking a purse from the car, climbing inside and driving away with a 5-year-old boy named richard inside. an amber alert was sent and five hours l

new london's 3500 school kids. some kids thought he was wasting tax dollars. >> we had one comment, i think it was boy, the next thing you no rivera will be getting limousines for the students. >> reporter: compared to what you were spending. >> i will tell you the cost is zero to new london public school taxpayers. >> almost sold out. it's $5 a meal. >> reporter: thanks to fundraising efforts like brigade's popular weekly community dinner and generous rpanvat, been hit.e sll't but costs and what the federal school lunch program will reimburse new london is an issue. it's around $3.50 a meal, which doesn't sound so bad, but -- >> that's actually for maintenance. that's for paying people to make the food. so when it's all said and done, you have about $1.25 for food. making food, a meal that kids really want to eat for $1.25 is super challenging. >> these are literally some of the best chefs in the country. >> reporter: last spring, dan invited a dozen star chefs up to new london to compete in a fundraiser. >> this is maelyn. those familiar with the show "top chefs" she won it. >> and see what they could make for a buck and a quarter. they came from l.a., san francisco, chic

the art student from new york quickly gained the trust of the area's top incoming music stars in front of her lens pete townsend seems like a shy schoolboy. there was guitar god jimi hendrix. jim morrison lost in music a little blues icon janis joplin captured in all her intensity. and of course the fab 4 in candid shots during the recording of the white album snapshots capturing music history. linda mccartney was self taught to her sure sense for just the right instant so evident in her road work series of street photography. the road works and the it was a truly observations of the every day and of seeing the moments in every way she walked off still a drove she really kept. scenes with special little. people move dominate the city space on a particular way you can also clearly see that she had a great sense of humor just a lot is done with a kind of knowing and that's what makes looking at these photos so much fun. after her mother's death in an airplane crash on the mccartney of the boy to air travel when possible. so she did a lot of photographing while traveling by car she took h

troubling case out of florida takes exclusionary practice and concerns for the treatment of disabled students to new heights the mother of 6 year old florida student not a king was left outrage when she learned her child was taken into a mental health facility without her knowledge not only was the mother not contacted nor did she provide consent before her child with a sword into the facility after she got there her 6 year old was given anti-psychotic drugs and if you think the torture a chain of events in there you'd be wrong the young child was also kept on lockdown at a facility for 48 hours. 48 hours officials at lovegrove elementary school where young lady is a student claimed she was so out of control that she had to be sent to the mental health institution a counsellor at the school gave the recommendation for not to get to be committed under the florida mental health act of $171.00 commonly called the baker act under this law the social workers have the power to have children as young as 2 years old committed without parental permission sounds like the people behind this legislation need to

really cheated. >> reporter: after dozens of students filed complaints, the state issued an emergency decision ordering the school to cease enrollment of newts, based on an immediate danger to the public's health, safety, and welfare. that was followed by an excision with prohibitive business practices, giving students credit for education not completed. and for obtaining approval to operate by fraud. for agreeing not to offer an income sharing agreement. then offering it anyhow. holberton appealed the emergency decision and is allowed to continue enrolling new students on a modified program that no longer includes career track. the school turned down our request for an interview, instead it referred us to one of its satisfied students. >> this is a young school. it is also an international start-up. so honestly, it's going to have growing pains. i think it's moving forward in an amazingly. >> reporter: arthur damm says that no teachers teaching model has worked great for him. >> excellent prefer to have the freedom to google anything i want. >> reporter: he showed us how the project-based curriculum works. automated checker tells you when