. >> reporter: when thomas britton picked up his six-year-old at the bus stop today, he felt relief. >> he said he had a great day, steams upbeat and happy. >> i've hipping did go well. i think it could have gone worse is that britton's son was in the same class as the first grader who shot his teacher abby zwerner on january 6th. >> i had a quite a bit of shot and loved her. >> reporter: increased security at the school. teachers were given clear backpacks and told any items including lunches would be searched. everyone was instructed to use only the front door of the building where two metal detectors were installed. >> this is a strong community and we're here united, here to welcome back our kids. >> reporter: school administrators have been criticized for missing warning signs ahead of the shooting. the principal has reportedly been reassigned and the school superintendent was ousted last week. >> abby zwerner was shot in front of those horrified kids, and the school and community are living the nightmare, all because the school administration failed to act. >> reporter: for par

. >> reporter: when thomas britton picked up his 6-year-old at the bus stop today, he felt relief. >> he said he had a great day. he seems upbeat and happy. everything did go well. i think it could have gone so much worse. >> reporter: britton's son was in the same class as the first grade student who shot their teacher, abby zwerner, on january 6th. >> he had a lot of anxiety. he loved ms. zwerner quite a bit. >> reporter: part of the new normal at school, increased security. students were given clear backpacks this morning and told that any items, including their lunches, would be subject to search. everyone was instructed to use only the front door of the building where two metal detectors were installed. >> this is a strong community, and we're here united, and we're here to welcome back our kids. >> reporter: school administrators have been strongly criticized for missing warning signs ahead of the shooting. the principal has since been reportedly reassigned, and the school superintendent was ousted last week. >> abby zwerner was shot in front of those horrified kids, and the sch

reason, no country wants to be the 1st to jump with respect to this potent is given an indication. britton to have said it's going to send it's equally good challenge to tax. i suspect that once they blocked germans, it was created germany. what we're going to say next week, probably with the ramstein contact group, the ukraine contact group of countries who donate to ukraine. we're going to see an announcement possibly. i think a coordinated announcement of several countries to united were to give it a large number of battle tax. you can, i think that's the most likely outcome. but as i say, that luxury has to be played in germany and it has to be played at the highest possible level. but i think it's inevitable they do cause they will get those tanks and they are the best times for ukraine at the moment. there hasn't been much movement in ukraine in this war over the past couple weeks. how do you see things developing from here, right? from the russian perspective, it's very clear that they're looking to focus on that new hands and done at school and the top bass web back. looters. of co

has just been been hit with horribly, probably $1520.00 pound per down is the kind of trade deal britton's government soldiers, the potential benefit of breakfast, freeing the country from the shackles of the european union. most of the farmers here tell us they still support the case. withdraw that business on the whole is held up well, some off camera say they regret their vote, missing you subsidies and easier access to the european single market. a few steps away, stephen nightingale is less shy, promised breaks it freedoms. he says, just haven't come to pass. all voted to leave and almost absorbed, nor do i have it a bit rarely, you know, i think if i knew what to know now on the public voted to to stay in really this area has long been famous for its poor pies these days. it's also known as one of the most staunchly pro brexton places in the u. k. but there are growing signs here and nationally, but sentiment is shifting one survey this month suggesting 2 thirds of written support a 2nd referendum in the coming years on rejoining the you and other that one in 3 supporters of the cons

keep western allies the schedule to meet in germany on friday to pledge more support for ukraine . britton's fine secretary, james cleverly says he has no doubt that you crank and when it's battle for freedom cleverly is currently in the u. s. meeting with secretary of state entity blanket and other top officials to discuss bolstering support ukraine that serve very much on the gender at the moment. he says that he has a long standing commitment to protecting freedom and opposing tyranny. cleverly strip follows, burns announced that it will supply ukraine with 14 challenges to battle tanks and other heavy weaponry. we should remember that never in living memory has russia been more isolated. the atlantic alliance more united fruit and believed that the world would succumb to crane fatigue and lose the will to resist his ambitions. but that was once again, my number of colossal misjudgment on his part is get more in this now from shall return his life 1st in washington. and i guess the message. so trying to convey is one of western unity in the face of russian aggression and isolation. yeah,

the book is the first biography of boston editor william -- britton over nearly 50 years -- the massachusetts book award, and numerous other awards. black radical is also shortlisted for the stone book award from the museum of african american history in boston, and the -- history prize, and the award for best biography. greenwich received her doctorate in -- she's also the author of the grimkes, the legacy of slavery in an american family. ratings have appeared in the radical history review, the new york, or the atlantic, and the guardian. at university, she also co-directs the african american trail project. dr. nikki taylor is professor of history and chair of the department of history at how it university. she has published four books. one entitled brooding over bloody revenge, enslaved women and lethal resistance to slavery, which will be released in 2024. please welcome dr. greenwich, and dr. taylor. [applause] >> dr. greenwich, i loved this book. this book really was just so well done. and it really is timely, you know? it's just breathtaking research, it was just beautifully written,

. >> reporter: thomas britton did confirm to us after attending that event at the school yesterday there is indeed at least one metal detector now placed inside that school. school officials telling cnn the school will resume classes full time starting this coming monday. >> brian todd just back from the scene, thank you very, very much. and to our viewers thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, five former members of the memphis police department charged tonight in the murder of 29-year-old tiry nickels as cities across the nation brace for the video of the police encounter, the video described as the vicious and heinous beating of nickels at the hands of police. >>> plus massive missile attacks, putin launching at least 55 missiles cross ukraine today as the kremlin accuses the u.s. of, quote, direct involvement in the war, warning of consequences. >>> an oun front exclusive tonight. let's go out front. good evening, i'm erin burnett. out front tonight a nation on edge. cities across the country

bill britton began his career in the boston police department where he served as the new york police commissioner under two separate mayors. bill served as chief of the los angeles police department where he was tasked to turnaround a series of scandals including the rodney king beating and its aftermath as well as another notorious scandal. in los angeles where i had the opportunity to work with him he was regarded as a no-nonsense performer who worked to build trust with communities who had long been disenfranchised. in all of his tours he served with great distinction. he is frequently called upon to advise policymakers around the world on law enforcement issues and other things. these include our federal government, great britain and scotland yard and law enforcement agencies across the united states. he is currently vice chairman of the homeland security advisory council. michael moore is a career los angeles police officer. he rose through the ranks and served in every critical post along the way. he was appointed to lapd's top job in 1998 and quickly phased trial by fire in th

. >> thomas britton's son is in the same class and wasn't in school. >> i told my wife as we saw it, i'll leave the expletives out, but i can't believe someone could be so blaise or callous with the safety. like what is their job? >> the latest allegations, likely little comfort for the students and parents getting their first chance since the shooting to return to the school on wednesday afternoon, not for classes but for a short reorientation, an effort to give students and staff what may feel like a far off sense of normalcy. >> my son is still scared. he was crying about three nights ago about this. you know, he wants to go back to school but he wants to know he's going to be safe. >> james ellinson responded with an email to cnn saying that the family continues to pray for abby zwerner. the family attorney had earlier told cnn that the gun the child accessed had been secured with a trigger lock and kept on the top shelf of the mother's bedroom closet. brian todd, cnn, newport news, virginia. >>> millions of people are under winter weather alerts across the northeastern u.s. toda

. >> reporter: thomas britton did confirm to us after attending that event at the school yesterday there officials telling cnn the school will resume classes full time starting this coming monday. >> brian todd just back from the scene, thank you very, very much. and to our viewers thanks very much for watching. i'm wolf blitzer in the situation room. erin burnett out front starts right now. >>> out front next, five former members of theph

that is certainly the case in britton and in other nato countries.e some more scrutiny coming on the american side of how the money is spent. the money as i understand it has been authorized for this year and the pentagon are drawing down to get ukraine the equipment ukraine needs. so we support that. i think allies are very pleased up to date's tank decision from germany and other allies will now be seeing what they can do to support ukraine's increased defense capabilities. if i may say so, all credit to secretary austin for getting to this point. >> neil: got it. ambassador, good for seeing you. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> neil: meantime, we're taking a very close look at the nation's weather right now. millions of americans in the path of this thing from the midwest to the northeast. a lot of snow a lot of problems. for commuters, a lot of nightmares. stay with us. research shows people remember ads with a catchy song. so to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's a little number you'll never forget.

we talked to one parent of a child whose son was in the same class as the shooter, thomas britton, inschool. here's what he had to say. >> i think with new administration, this administration that listens to teacher, listens to concerns, and acts on those concerns, you know, treat threats as credible until they're not. not the other way of, you have to do it before the threat is credible. this is probably going to be the safest school in the area for a good long while, kind of an ironic twist. so, i have no misgivings about sending them back. >> and we've also learned that the principal who was here at richneck on the day of the shooting, her name, brianna foster newton has been reassigned to another job in the school system. school officials not telling us exactly what that job is. but she is no longer here. the vice principal had already previously resigned after the shooting. >> and that's what parents told us over the last few weeks, brian. they felt like they went unheard over and over again by that school administration. thank you for being here. thanks for your reporting. kaitl

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they say 32 year-old mark donald britton has been missing since monday morning when he left his homer court to go jogging. police say that he did not take his phone. he does suffer from mental health issues. it was last seen wearing black sweatpants and a colorful headband. anyone with information is asked to call the bottle. police. we've got a waymo vehicle. >> that just drove into construction site doesn't know what to you know, well, waymo and way off in this this is the last thursday. >> at noon that it realized, ok, i'm going into this construction site, noriega street, the sunset district. but i have to stop because i don't know what's up. so then witnesses circle it. you know, these guys are like what they can't. there's no driver to talk to. so actually, the company says that's all right. they know what they're doing. they just can't talk to you. a waymo wrapped gave us some quotes about the situation. let's put them up on the screen. we navigate around active construction zones day and night. and if our autonomous driving system waymo drivers, not sure of the semantics anim

they say 32 year-old mark donald britton has been missing since monday morning when he left this home on clear court to go jogging. police say the man did not take his phone and suffers from some mental health issues. he was last seen wearing black sweat pants and a colorful headband. anyone with information is asked to please call novato police. a body found floating in the water near the san francisco ferry plaza has been identified as 37 year-old alexander tell us his body was found saturday morning an investigation into the cause of death is under way. officials say foul play is not suspected. they have yet to say if it was directly storm related on saturday, heavy downpours, surging surf and a nearly 6 foot high tide flooded parts of the embarcadero. and dozens of dogs are now safe after being rescued from a house fire in martinez tuesday morning. crews say it took about 50 firefighters to put out the fire and get all those dogs out. kron four's amanda hari tells us what's happening with all those animals. now. >> the home behind me here is now boarded up. but firefighters say th

fern britton got in touch to say the leather sofa was not always your best friend.retary and now you are dealing with strikes. how will you make a difference? the first thing i did when i got thejob on the 25th of october is i had a letter from on the 25th of october is i had a letterfrom all four on the 25th of october is i had a letter from all four unions and they asked me for an extra £2 billion for next year and the year after to fund the pay rise the independent pay review body recommended which was higher than schools had budgeted. that was the first thing i had to do and we got that money, unlike most sectors, we were given in the autumn statement an extra £2 billion for next year and the year after to deal with the cost—of—living crisis and take pressure off budgets. hopefully that has helped. it is disappointing that has helped. it is disappointing that one union has narrowly met the minimum requirements. ithinkjust under half voted for strike action, 53% turnout and 90% voted for strikes. it is important also to note the two head teachers unions, one of t

aims to send -- after years of resisting providing ukraine with some of the weapons come britton indicatedaturday it will give battle tanks the ukrainian forces so prepare them for and participated russian assaults the spring. he told the president of ukraine about his ambition to provide battle tanks in additional artillery systems according to a statement from downing street. i will go to bill as he celebration massachusetts -- in massachusetts. caller: hello. i think mexicans along the border from texas to california feel it is a part of their country. i think they have a righto move into california or texas or arizona. that is it. host: virginia -- jean on the republican line. caller: good morning. retired military and i have to say our newscast are trying to make news in regards to security documents. they do not have anything to report on now. they trying to make news. enough of biden and the documents. you cannot come out and talk about documents and their taken accountability is what i see. i see them going on now doing accountability. biden has a team of people, classify custodian

now we're expecting statement from lancashire police and chief inspector dave britton fairly shortlyat for you shortly. we'll have that for you as happens live. but let's return to the issue of the british army and whether it's equipped sufficiently enough to defend the uk. an allies are reported. a senior us general has warned the defence ben wallace in a private conversation that the army was no longer a top tier fighting force . they said that the force. they said that the decline in its fighting ability had to be addressed with a huge increase in the military budget , which ben wallace himself due to answer questions in the commons afternoon . but commons this afternoon. but let's speak now to general sir richard joining richard barrons joining us, former commander, joint forces command. you very indeed command. thank you very indeed for joining us once . and this is for joining us once. and this is also backed up with tobias ellwood. the defence committee chair, basically saying that the government should be reversing cuts in army because a lot cuts in the army because a lot of

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