and reed hastings, it got written about in a trade magazine, and reed read it and said, this is whate need. so a mutual friend introduced us. david: if that article hadn't been in the trade press, you would still be at that dvd store? ted: it's still open, that one store is still open. i feel like one approach that we've put into netflix and into our programming and tv and our games is that we put the audience first, and we think about how are they going to love at first. we will build a business model around it, but think about pleasing the audience first. david: the company is extremely successful, the problems you may have had seem to be behind you. what is the future of netflix? do you think you can keep growing the subscriber base? how do you view your future success? what is your goal in the future to do? ted: well, i think we have plenty of room to grow the subscriber base and revenue with a long runway. 277 million sounds like a lot of folks, but you can double that and still not be halfway to what the pay television universe was. and this is a much better product, economical

>> reporter: good morning to you, reed. well, as you highlighted, those deep party divisions were really on full display in the chamber last night with some democrats holding signs in protest. others choosing to walk out. meanwhile, republicans said they liked what they heard as president trump ticked off what he called swift and unrelenting action during his first six weeks of his second term. and he said his administration is just getting started. [ applause ] >> reporter: president donald trump got a rousing reception from republicans. >> america is back. >> reporter: from the democrats, there was dissent. texas congressman al green was escorted away just minutes into the president's speech. >> members are directed to uphold and maintain decorum. >> reporter: during his speech, the president asked congress for more funding of border security. >> americans expect congress to send me this funding without delay. >> reporter: he doubled down on cuts to the federal government. >> i imposed an immediate freeze on all federal h

reed hastings was taking about it very much, so when he named the company called it netflix, not dvd flicks. this idea when i met him in 1999, he describes netflix pretty much like it is right now. this was at a time when literally no entertainment was coming into the home on the internet and he described a world where all home entertainment would come in on the internet. david: when streaming came along, the theory was that people would be willing to pay a monthly subscribing rate, and that they would see programming they couldn't otherwise easily get. but the idea of doing your own programming was relatively novel. you are seen as the person who came up with the idea of not just taking stuff that's already out there, the 100,000 things that might already be available, but producing your own programming for netflix, so where did you get the idea from? >> in the very beginning we didn't think about doing original programming because it wasn't the problem we were trying to solve. the problem was distribution and the consumer relationship with how to watch a movie. you go to the video

do you think joy reed is untouchable because they tipped that box, so to speak. like the way you started that. will many people think i am female that's because they think i am beautiful i bet nobody has ever call you a before. mr. inseminated person and they learned so much because they didn't read the blog and they had a blog where they wrote some very homophobic things and denied it and claimed she was hacked and maybe i did write it. and there wasn't evidence they were hacked and they said those don't represent me anymore. and i didn't mean it. and its and nbc doesn't want so hold me back i will not be does smirk -- best merged by the undertaker. color has nothing to do for but ratings do if you have 59,000 viewers in the key demographic of 25 and 54. i used to do a tv show called mind freak and guys. the ratings were 2 million or whatever it was and nowadays i am looking at rachel maddow. 144,000 getting paid $30 million. msn de msnbc need some magic right now they need to pull some thing out of the hat does a 30 million a year and one show a week. and didn'

reed: thank you very much, mr. chairman. welcome. congratulations on your nomination and i'd also like to recognize your wife, amy, and daughter, mackenzie. thank you for being here. you've been nominated to be the secretary of the navy, if confirmed, you will lead the navy at a consequential time. as secretarying you will be responsible for recruiting, organizing, training and equipping the force while establishing forward-looking policies and programs of the department. the importance of the joint navy and marine corps mission has never been more clear. our naval forces have operated in the read sea and the middle east to support israel and defend our interests in the region. the u.s. navy vessels have successfully shut down hundreds of drones and missiles launched by iran, hamas and the houthis. and our sailors and marines have experienced more at-sea combat than any american force since world war ii. they have saved lives, protected our allies, and defended the international waterways. i salute the service members who have been i

reed?lie, thank you so much for letting us know what to expect and also for really customizing that for california. excellent work as always. >>> for you at home, our news team at cbs has you covered as the nation awaits the president's words at this -- very crucial time in our country. that means our local broadcast will be a little different today. we hand over our 6:00 and 7:00 p.m. hours to our national colleagues for coverage from washington, d.c. and just a reminder you can get your local headlines from 3:00 to 5:30 tonight right here on your community station. >>> well, looking live at new orleans this morning. mardi gras celebrations facing big changes to forecasted severe weather. you have got a lot of people out there and all those beads already flying everywhere. now parades though will be rescheduled and routes shortened due to avoiding those storms and tornadoes. revelers already told not to bring umbrellas or tents and police will keep the parades moving quickly. two parades w

it happened early this morning at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. >> abc seven news anchor dion lim was there and found it's not just this one incident that's worrying parents. >> for people to break into their classrooms, it's scary. >> the lights are off and doors are shut at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. classes canceled for over 400 k through fifth grade students. after about half of the school's classrooms were vandalized early monday morning. >> if it had been a couple of classrooms, we definitely would have held school, but it was enough to warrant us closing the school today. >> the cotati-rohnert park unified school district superintendent wouldn't specify what kind of damage was done to the ten or so classrooms affected, but noted crews would be spending the rest of the day cleaning up. >> it's definitely concerning. hopefully that doesn't happen again. >> this isn't the first incident where john reed has been targeted for crime. i obtained two messages that went out to parents in january, alerting them of another act of vandalism, and a man who was

>reed>thanks so much for joining us this morning. it is thursday, march 6th. >gianna>that means the weekend almost here. so let's open up the windows and get the day started. >> we're watching it very carefully and i think that's wove done the adjustments the way we've done them. >> more than $16 for guacamole? trump tariffs in a san francisco business changing prices to get ahead of tariff troubles. >>> bay area protesters who created campus encampments against israel's war with hamas and now months later the trump administration sending in investigators. we're live in berkeley to break down president trump's case against campers. >>> feel like running -- here. and locking the door. and hiding somewhere. >> pharmacies closing their doors in san francisco forcing people to drive for their drugs. how a san francisco leader hopes to intervene in what they call a pharmacy desert. >>> does she feel like an extension of stella? >> that much is for sure. yeah. >> stella, meet mella. a dog cloning story from the north bay wine making fella. thank you so much for join

that's john reed elementary school right behind me. the superintendent of the school district says that they're doing everything they can to try and get school reopened on tuesday shutdown. john reed elementary school closed monday due to widespread vandalism on campus. we had individuals break into the school and >> and do quite a bit of damage. sure classrooms, which made impossible for school to open today. and we had to cancel school and it's a huge impact. our community, the district superintendent says that they were notified about the vandalism monday morning. and what are you guys doing to fix the school? so right now after our public safety team left, which we're very grateful to run up our public safety for their support. >> they released the classrooms to us and now we have our maintenance and custodial teams in the school cleaning up so that we can have our teachers come back this afternoon. the closure causing a hardship for students and parents, including this 3rd grader. i spoke with your mom, veronica at a nearby park g

gianna, reed. >> i have a question. is brian your photographer out there?: yes. >> okay. have brian -- >> reporter: we have brian, our photographer, out here. >> brian, if you can hear me, show the people actually videotaping veronica, behind veronica. you are not only on our video screens. >> reporter: are they really? >> look at that. good morning to those of you in line. we are glad you are part of our community station. nice little human moment there. >> veronica you have to ask whenwhen check in with you next what they're shopping for? are they going to get a pizza? i don't know. it is 6:11. the february job support was released this morning but what do the numbers mean for the economy and your wallet. we will break it down coming up. >>> governor newsom on a podcast talking with a notoriously right-wing activist and broadcaster and here is the headline. it looks like the governor agreed with him on transgender issues. now some criticism within is sponsored by john bias bay area houses. >>> 6:15 in the morning. welcome back. so another trump backtrack

reed: thank you. senator warren has touched upon this, but the military lending act is legislation on a bipartisan basis. i introduce that alongside senator nelson and senator tallent of missouri. it is important because i have had experience in the military and have seen soldiers, sailors, marines, and whatever really exploited by merchants. ironically, they all seem to be wearing an american flag on their lapel and that is another story. you reinforced the mla and make sure that it is appropriately enforced. and that means really vigorously staffing and allowing the office of service members affairs to exist. mr. mckernan: thank you for the question. yes, i would certainly ensure that the cfpb performs its role with respect to the enforcement of the military act and the office of service members. as you know better than everyone -- anyone, there is a range of unique issues and consumer risks posed to their server -- the service members with the relocations and deployments abroad that make it difficu

you know, the whole leonard reed idea was we. and that was really the kind of whole movement, at least through the eighties was all about education. that's all it was about. got to create a population that understands and believes this ideas and that if the vagaries of fate and trump's personality and my personal put us in a world where there is libertarian and these things happening that everyone is appalled by, that might not you know, if you're thinking in the long term i think all libertarians, you don't want to go insane. you do have to think in the long you don't get very many short term victories. yet it is worth wondering in 15 years is is even these like very libertarian these things that are happening right now, are they going to prove in the long term good for the libertarian cause or is government action? so far ahead of? and we you know, we live in a world with other people and we live in a world with a certain set of government and you you you do need to grapple with the and you need to cope with the ideas that othe

john reed elementary school closed monday due to widespread vandalism on campus. we had some individuals break into the school and and do quite a bit of damage. sure classrooms, which >> made impossible school to open today. and we had to cancel school and it's a huge impact. our community, the district superintendent says that they were notified about the vandalism monday morning. and what are you guys doing to fix the school? so right now after our public safety team left, which we're very grateful to run a park public safety for their support. >> they released the classrooms to us and now we have our maintenance and custodial teams in the school cleaning up so that we can have our teachers come back this afternoon. the closure causing a hardship for students and parents, including this 3rd grader. i spoke with your mom, veronica at a nearby park giant. there might assistance school. >> so asking me, she going a school that's been i don't know what to say. i >> new fish and iseman to you tomorrow. >> diamond says that her daughter aurora plans to go to john reid

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>> vandalism shutting down john reed elementary school in rohnert park on monday forcing hundreds of kids to stay home. john reed is expected to be back open this morning and that investigation into the vandalism is ongoing. the san francisco woman has filed a lawsuit claiming she suffered physical and emotional damages. what she calls an illegal jaywalking arrest cell phone video from july of last year shows police pitting christina porter against a building in sandwiches because enrichment. her attorneys say the lawsuit is also a cough accountability. hello have fun center in san jose eastward center. they're going to shut down after 6 years. the rink is now looking for a new home last and businesses march 23rd. and the pittsburgh bart station is going to close this weekend as crews install new fare gates. yellow line service will still run as usual. they just won't stop there. and if you need to get to the station, there's going to be a free shuttle at the antioch in bay point station. >> watch these guys closely this morning. we are seeing a predominantly dry day today, but a cou

the break-in happened early this morning at john reed elementary.dals damaged 20 classrooms, so the superintendent made the call to cancel classes for all 400 students. the district says classes will resume tomorrow. reed elementary hasn't given specific details on the damage, but school officials expect the repairs to be costly. they're also now looking into more security options. get ready for a major makeover. san francisco's ocean beach is about to be transformed into a new park. that means the great highway will be closed to cars starting march 14th. the two mile stretch between lincoln and sloat will be permanently shut down. you can see it here on the map. after that, crews will start laying out this new park. it's going to include recreation areas, seating, and art installations. the san francisco rec and parks department is managing this project. the gra opening is april 12th. organizers recognize, though, there is some pushback. we're doing a lot of listening. we'll continue to do a lot of listening and try to design the park as thoughtful

happened early this morning at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. abc seven news anchor dion lim found out why. it's not just this one incident that's worrying parents. >> for people to break into their classrooms, it's scary. >> the lights are off and doors are shut. at john reed elementary school in rohnert park, classes canceled for over 400 k through fifth grade students after about half of the school's classrooms were vandalized early monday morning. >> if it had been a couple of classrooms, we definitely would have held school, but it was enough to warrant us closing the school today. >> the cotati-rohnert park unified school district superintendent wouldn't specify what kind of damage was done to the ten or so classrooms affected, but noted crews would be spending the rest of the day cleaning up. >> it's definitely concerning. hopefully that doesn't happen again. >> this isn't the first incident where john reed has been targeted for crime. i obtained two messages that went out tod parents in january, alerting them of another act of vandalism,

shutdown john reed elementary school closed monday due to widespread vandalism on campus. we had individuals break into the school and >> and do quite a bit of damage. sure classrooms, which made impossible school to open today. and we had to cancel school and it's a huge impact. our community, the district superintendent says that they were notified about the vandalism monday morning. and what are you guys doing to fix the school? so right now after our public safety team left, which we're very grateful to run a park public safety for their support. >> they released the classrooms to us and now we have our maintenance and custodial teams in the school cleaning up so that we can have our teachers come back this afternoon. the closure causing a hardship for students and parents, including this 3rd grader. i spoke with your mom, veronica at a nearby park. really diamond says that her daughter aurora plans to go to john reid next year. >> this is so sad. we came want to get the mail and then we heard kids like usual. but we came over here and then we heard the sad news after

john reed elementary school closed monday due to widespread vandalism on campus. we had individuals break into the school and >> and do quite a bit of damage. sure classrooms, which made impossible for school to open today. and we had to cancel school and it's a huge impact. our community, the district superintendent says that they were notified about the vandalism monday morning. and what are you guys doing to fix the school? so right now after our public safety team left, which we're very grateful to run a park public safety for their support. >> they released the classrooms to us and now we have our maintenance and custodial teams in the school cleaning up so that we can have our teachers come back this afternoon. the closure causing a hardship for students and parents, including this 3rd grader. i spoke with your mom, veronica at a nearby park. really diamond says that her daughter aurora plans to go to john reid next year. >> this is so sad. we came want to get the mail and then we heard kids like usual. but we came over here and then we heard the sad news af

no one is here at john reed elementary school on a monday morning.s, staff and students. classes are canceled. >> some individuals broke into the school and caused some pretty extensive damage. we had to cancel school this morning as a result, which is really upsetting to our school community and our families and our staff. >> rohnert park department of public safety responded after an alarm sounded overnight. detectives say criminals broke into several classrooms full of tablets and laptops and left the campus a mess. police asked the district to close campus for the day to give them time to investigate and clean up. that means a monday of learning lost for about 400 students at john reed elementary. >> one, we're assessing the damage and the cost because it's significant. and the second thing is we will have to make this day up because we canceled school. so we do have emergency days built in. >> the superintendent tells me students will likely return to school tomorrow morning. reporting from rohnert park. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >>

bereaved families have warned executives will not be called to give evidence. 0ur health reporter, jim reedgs into the way those deals were awarded. they'll be asked about spending controls, the prevalence of fraud, and the so—called vip lane — which fast—tracked offers to supply ppe if they came with a recommendation from a politician or senior official. at the height of the pandemic. i mean, imagine if the grenfell inquiry didn't call any of the cladding suppliers. this part of the inquiry will run until the end hello again. it has been and frosty start to the day with i with some across southern areas with some and fog but further north, mist and fog but further north, under a bit more cloud, well, under a'bit'morecloud, well. held under a'bit'morecloud. well. held as under e'bit'r'nore'eloud, well. held as we temperatures held up. as we go through this will hang through this week we will hang on to a bit of a "””i.;;£.y”"' " ' ’ imos’tlydryi' " ' ' imos’tlydryibut' ' 7 7 7 mostly7dry7but7they divide. mostly dry but they will be some rain at in will be some rain at times in the the best

you are recognized. >> thank you chairman wicker, ranking member reed. it is an honor to say here by my friend john phelan to be the next secretary of the navy and that michael recognizes the wife navy warrior in support of john with his friends. i've known john for a long time. he is a proven leader of exceptional ability. a great businessman and individual with unwavering integrity. whatever he tells you he's going to do is going to happen. as a navy veteran he will be an asset to our nation rcand he will work closely with pres. trump and defense secretary pete headset to make the navy a lethal force with accountability to taxpayers. john's work shows his ability to build teams foster accountability and make decisions that prioritize long-term success . he has demonstrated ability to manage complex organizations drive innovation and deliver results all talented and vital in leaving the navy as we know are navy faces challenges global threats from communist china russia and iran. their responsibility to recruit and retain the best talent. another proble

vandalism has forced the closure of john reed elementary school and rara park.re closed yesterday. hundreds of kids had to stay home and couldn't go to school. they're supposed to open again this morning. but all this because of vandalism. they're still trying to find out who did it exactly. what's wrong. san francisco woman filed a lawsuit. she says she suffered physical or emotional damage from what she calls an illegal jaywalking arrest that was caught on cell phone video here. this is in july last july and it shows christiane up porter being pinned as you see against a building in san francisco in the inner richmond district or attorney says that they want accountability, french patisserie and cafe in mountain view is going to be closed for some time because there was a lithium battery that caught fire. so now they have all this damage to fix the restaurant has water damage to from everybody putting out the fire too. the pittsburgh bart station is going to be closed this weekend because crews are installing those new fare gates and its that stations turn. th

the mess left behind was enough to shut down john reed elementary school. details on what happened and what it will take to get class back in session. and a hero police officer. tonight, we're hearing from the first responder who rescued a choking 11 month old baby. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> good evening, i'm claudine wong. a violent crash on international boulevard in oakland this morning put one person in the hospital and prompted a major police response that shut down that street for hours. and you can see in this video the wreckage that was left behind. but it's not just the crash that's causing concern among community members and local leaders. and that's because of the way this street is set up for the past several years. international boulevard has had bus only lanes. you can see them highlighted here, there, in both directions. that's to make trips faster for those busses in this densely populated corridor. but after several crashes along that busy roadway tonight, there are questions about the safety on that street. ktvu henry lee

the break-in happened early yesterday morning at john reed elementary in rohnert park. vandals damaged 20 classrooms. reed elementary hasn't given specific details on the damage, but school officials expect the repairs to be costly. they're also now looking into more security options. police are still looking for the people who did it. let's take a look for you right now at bourbon street in new orleans. this is courtesy of earth cam, so get ready. fat tuesday celebrations taking center stage in the big easy. but the weather may put a damper on those festivities. several mardi gras parades have already been moved up to earlier times. that's because severe storms with strong winds are expected with gusts up to 60mph. former opd and current new orleans police chief and kirkpatrick says that she is not taking any chances. the national weather forecast turns from a watch for severe wind to a warning. i will cancel the parades at that point. no matter what time that is now the severe weather is also condensing and in some cases, outright canceling some of those mardi gras ev

reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schiff. mr.mitt. mr. schumer. is a mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. mr. sheehy. ms. slotkin. ms. smith. mr. sullivan. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. vote: the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- barrasso, blackburn, boozman, britt, cornyn, cotton, cramer, crapo, daines, grassley, hyde-smith, justice, lankford, marshall, moody, murkowski, paul, ricketts, scott of florida, scott of south carolina, sheehy, tillis. senators voting in the negative -- duckworth, kaine, merkley, rosen, shaheen, van hollen, wyden. mr. peters, no. mr. husted, aye. mr. mullin, aye. mr. gallego, no. mr. kim, no. mr. warner, no. mr. warnock, no. mr. thune, aye. mr. rounds, aye. mr. cassidy, aye. ms. hassan, no. mrs. fischer, aye. mr. curtis, aye. ms. cortez masto, no. ms. alsobrooks, no. ms. cantwell, no. mr. heinrich, no. mr. mccormick, aye. mr. johnson, aye. ms.

♪entyvio, entyvio, entyvio♪ >>> john reed elementary school in rohnert park is bringing therapy dogsampus tomorrow to help students after the school was vandalized. it was so bad they had to cancel classes today. the superintendent has not released pictur pictures of the vandalism, but said multiple classrooms were hit. >> it's very disturbing and upsetting. >> police are investigating and have not released information on any suspects. for many high school seniors, college acceptance letters are starting to roll in and now is the time to decide what post high school life will look like, but traditional four-year schooling is not for everyone. len ramirez introduces us to a bay area teen who is shifting gears and traveling on a different road. >> reporter: kevin estrada is a 19-year-old college student studying a subject he loves, how to fix cars. >> really i just want to get a good paying job doing what i enjoy and i guess i'm good at and make a future for myself. >> reporter: kevin is in the automotive program at evergreen valley college in san jose. it teaches students the nuts and

. >> vandalism shutdown john reed elementary school in rohnert park today at forest. >> hundreds of kids to stay home. the district superintendent says maintenance crews have been at the school for most of the day, cleaning up. she says that teachers are also being called in to go over classrooms just to see if anything was stolen. john reid is expected to back open tomorrow for school, but we'll certainly update you on air and online if anything changes the investigation into the vandalism is ongoing. we now know the identity of the woman arrested for pulling a horse's tail causing it to throw a child off its back. police say 29 year-old told pan, whoa, dion. can pronounce to correctly walked up to the horse while the child was having writing lesson and then yanked on its tail, this was at ocean view stables in daly city 2 weeks ago. the child was hurt, but is doing ok today? she was. the woman was arrested for felony child endangerment. >> aids research has been happening at ucsf for decades, but federal cuts infectious disease experts concert kron four's rob nesbitt talked with the di

. >> jack reed, who is no drama.sober, very sober minded, quiet, reserved, never says a word in caucus, never makes waves. but somebody who has known joe biden. for 30 years, served with him, has known him well. and he. >> he he. >> advised the president's. staff that he should take two cognitivism cognitive. >> oh my god. >> got it. >> cognitive exams. >> sorry about that. uh, and released the results. but the point is that it was coming from jack reed. and that's when you know how serious the situation within the democratic party was and how impaired the president's reelection campaign was. >> so talk to me about now, because you in between there's been that developed trust issue that people have said. i mean, republicans have seized on the idea that they believe that the american people were gaslit by a staff that shielded that from you. they're running on that. they ran on that. they now have a trifecta in washington. so what do democrats do about this now? >> look, we have. >> to have these uncomfortable. >> con

kron 4 sports director scott reed says the story. >> a storybook ending to unpredictable story. maxime raynaud capping off his senior day in dramatic and emphatic fashion. the culmination of a stanford career that he's seen a lanky lightly recruited freshman evolved into a bona fide college basketball superstar. it feels really good see you work all the work you put finally like. >> flourish or your guy. that's kind of gotten better every year. the acc and the pac 12 back to the days. they only see the game that we play. right. but the reality for the games. we have dozens and dozens and dozens of practices. >> and that's where the confidence is being billed. that's where you see. okay, improving. i can do this. that can do that once on the court is just it's just go. time is fun. time have to do is play nicely. shot 3. >> go time and fun. time in equal parts. it's that rare combination of talent, passion and charisma that deers maxime to his fans and this been around 55 years. you might have the most. >> every day, joy, with what everything he does. and that's a contagious spir

the break-in happened early monday morning at john reed elementary.ary hasn't given any specific details on the damage, but it caused the superintendent to cancel classes for all 400 students. detectives arrested 18 year old david beach. he is now facing felony vandalism and grand theft charges. the athletic program at san francisco state is facing some major cuts. university leaders announced it is getting rid of men's soccer and baseball teams, along with women's indoor track and field. the sports department says it's because of a budget shortfall and declining enrollment. the cuts are scheduled to take effect july 1st. it's read across america week, and today, congressman sam liccardo is celebrating with meadows elementary school in san jose. he read the giving tree by shel silverstein to a class of third grade students this morning. read across america week kicked off on sunday. the celebration promotes the power of reading, and it honors the birthday of the iconic children's author, doctor seuss. this year's theme highlights the importance of rea

they were canceled today at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. this after vandals targeted the school. the superintendent of the cotati-rohnert park unified school district says the damage this morning was so extensive. well, they had to cancel classes for all 375 students. neighbors and parents say they hope to see more officers patrolling the area. >> i feel that it's important to keep an eye on the area. you know, it's like such a family neighborhood around here. all the houses and the kids and the apartments and stuff. it's sad to know that somebody would try and damage it. >> no arrests have been reported. the superintendent says staff members spent the day going through each classroom to see whether anything was taken. the school is expected to be open tomorrow. in orinda, police investigating a robbery at a store. the owners of hilton house consign say a group of robbers came into the shop. this was about 1145 on saturday morning and once inside, they began pepper spraying workers. and then they used hammers to smash display cases to steal

. >> reporter: carolin reed is the barn manager at the stable that hosted the ride. >> even as professionalse people, we never walk straight up to a horse from behind no matter how well trained they are. that would startle anyone. that would startle myself if someone did that. so we were brown away that someone would ever do that to an animal. >> reporter: that day the young boy was riding ze us, one of their most well mannered horses. they go around a trail that often has people from the general public walking on it, but caroline says before this walkers have always been polite to the riders. >> they often step by, off the trail, and if you watch the video, they were standing to the side of the trail until we had passed. then she came back around and pulled the tail. so we had no idea that was going to happen. they were respectfully standing to the side at the beginning of that, which is what almost everyone does for us. >> reporter: she says once they saw the video, they called police. >> we met with them that night, filed the report february 26th, talked to them again just giving stateme

john reed elementary school in rohnert park opened back up today.terday, hundreds of children were forced to stay home after vandals broke in and they trash some classrooms. the investigation into the vandalism is ongoing. >> still ahead for democratic mayors will be in the hot seat tomorrow over country's border crisis out. they plan to defend their city's sanctuary status. and after the break, more on president trump's address to congress and nation. tonight. we are live with our political expert michael yaki. >> all eyes are on washington tonight. fencing is up around the u.s. capitol building an extra layer of security, head of president trump's joint address to congress. coming up in about a half hour from now. republican and democratic lawmakers will be in attendance if it's anything like the president's first term, expect slme surprise guests and some policy announcements as well. tonight offers the president a chance to sell the american people on his domestic and his foreign policy agenda. >> that is certainly sparked endless headlines in t

it happened early monday morning at john reed elementary in rohnert park. the break in and vandalism was so bad the school canceled class for 400 students. 20 classrooms were damaged. the school reopened the next day after a thorough cleanup. police arrested david beach yesterday. he's 18 years old. he faces felony vandalism and grand theft charges. no word on why he targeted that school. vta workers are preparing to walk off the job next week. the union that represents 1500 bus and light rail workers says it's been negotiating with vta since august, but a deal has not been reached. it's been a long six months. and, you know, essentially we were at the table just swapping papers. and, you know, at some point that's got to stop. we're still willing to come to the table and reach an agreement, but we haven't gotten any communication from the agency. so last night, the union handed the vta board its intent to strike. the two sides have not been able to reach an agreement over wages. the vta is offering a 9% raise over three years, but the union wants an 18% ra

an 18 year-old arrested for breaking into and vandalizing john reed elementary in rohnert park.ice say david beach broke in early monday morning in vandalized a few classrooms that actually force the school to close for a day because and clean up all the damage. >> oakland animal services is warning people about a new scam targeting folks who are searching for lost pets. scammers are posing as shelter employees and demanding money to return missing animals. the shelter emphasized it never asks for money over the phone. if someone's claiming to represent oakland animal services, the agency advises people she contacted police. the santa clara county office of education is implementing what they call strategic staff reductions to address significant budget challenges. the agency is facing a projected loss of nearly 75 million dollars in state and federal grants including start and preschool employees affected by the layoffs will be notified by march. 15th with the change is set to go into effect for the next school year. the cuts they say are to prioritize student services. well, m

. >> reporter: carolin reed is the barn manager at the stable that hosted the ride. >> even as professional horse people, we never walk straight up to a horse from behind no matter how well trained they are. that would startle anyone. that would startle myself if someone did that. so we were brown away that someone would ever do that to an animal. >> reporter: that day the young boy was riding ze us, one of their most well mannered horses. they go around a trail that often has people from the general public walking on it, but caroline says before this walkers have always been polite to the riders. >> they often step by, off the trail, and if you watch the video, they were standing to the side of the trail until we had passed. then she came back around and pulled the tail. so we had no idea that was going to happen. they were respectfully standing to the side at the beginning of that, which is what almost everyone does for us. >> reporter: she says once they saw the video, they called police. >> we met with them that night, filed the report february 26th, talked to them again just giving sta

. >>> parents at rohnert park had to scramble this morning after vandalism forced john reed elementary school to shut down today. there was too much damage for them to hold classes, but all the details about the vandalism have not been revealed. about 400 students go to that school. >> this is a huge impact to our community, to our families and it's really disturbing and upsetting to everyone here. the. >> the superintendent says they're still trying to figure out the cost of the damage and they hope to open the school tomorrow. >>> i'm anne makovec with a check on some of the other headlines this evening. a driver in oakland is in critical condition after a horrific crash into a pole. our chopper flew over the wreckage. you can see that car wrapped around the pole, nearly cut in half, much of it torn into pieces of mangled metal. this was on 54th avenue and international boulevard early this morning. we don't know what caused this crash, but we could see a yellow bollard protecting the bus stop nearby was bent. crews were clearing up the crash this morning. >>> check out this sketch h

investigators spent their day searching through john reed elementary school for hints about a suspec.fter an early morning break in left 50% of the school's classrooms damaged. the damage was so widespread, the superintendent decided to cancel all classes for the day. we couldn't prepare it and be ready in the short amount of time we had for students to come back and have their classrooms look the way they did when they left on friday. superintendent mike teetee terry declined to provide specifics on what was damaged, citing the ongoing investigation, but anticipates repairs will be costly. what would they go to a middle school, you know, the elementary when what they can take. the parents of the school's 400 students were sent this letter announcing the school closure. veronica cabrera was among those who had to make other plans for her third grade child because of the unexpected closure. tonight, she wonders whether the school will continue to be targeted. i got scared, i got really scared thinking that sending my kids to school and not knowing what's going to happen or, you know, i

they've arrested an 18 year-old associated with the crime which happened early monday morning at john reed elementary police say david beach went in and destroyed several classrooms. the school to close for a day. clean everything up. beach is facing several charges, including burglary, grand theft and vandalism. also in the north bay, parents rallied in support of a santa rosa principal who's been placed on leave after a student was stabbed. kron four's terisa stasio has that story. >> i strongly believe that this is not the fault of the current principal conception to make this count is upset. >> she along with several other parents held a rally at the santa rosa city school district headquarters friday morning to protest the district's decision to place principal gabe alba vera on administrative leave. dominguez galvan spoke to me through an interpreter. he is really good principle and he's been here for a very long time. and i'm honestly sad about this decision. >> district officials placed out of air on leave after a student was stabbed on campus. the victim's father, jesse trujillo,

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the vandalism happened early monday morning at john reed elementary in rohnert park. the damage was so severe the school canceled classes that day. it did reopen the next day after a thorough cleanup. police say they've arrested 18 year old david beach. he faces felony vandalism and grand theft charges. no word yet on a motive. another university hit by budget cuts. cal poly becoming the third csu campus to cut athletic programs. the school announcing today it's eliminating its swim and dive teams. cal poly's president points to budget cuts and a proposed settlement with the ncaa, which would result in a loss of at least $450,000 per year for the athletic programs. it's the third school to make such cuts in recent weeks. take a look. yesterday we reported this. san francisco state announced three of its sports teams will be eliminated, citing the ongoing budget shortfall. and then in january, sonoma state made the decision to cut its entire athletics program. well, new fallout tonight over that controversial ordinance in fremont. it essentially makes it a crime to hel

esto ocurrió en la escuela primaria de john reed.pero no se cree que exista algún tipo de amenaza. yo me imagino que tienen que tener más. más cuidado, más seguridad. que esté la policía más involucrada. y el superintendente se negó a dar detalles sobre lo ocurrido diciendo que es una investigación en curso. pero se anticipó algo. anticipó que las reparaciones de losaños serán realmente costosas y el distrito afirmó que están estudiando la aplicación de medidas de seguridad adicionales para evitar cualquier tipo de vandalismo en el futuro. dayanna vamos a cambiar de información porque en orinda, una boutique fue el blanco de un violento robo. 5 sujetos irrumpieron en el negocio, rociaron con gas pimienta a clientes y empleados, rompieron las vitrinas con martillo y después huyeron con más de 100.000 $ en joyas. la propietaria, que tiene 25 años en el negocio, asegura que es la primera vez que vive algo así. por su parte, los clientes expresaron su indignación y se unen a una campaña para cubrir las pérdidas y reparar los daños. realm

it happened early this morning at john reed elementary school in rohnert park. the superintendent would not confirm what kind of damage was done, but says about half the classrooms were affected. we spoke with parents who say they wish there was more security measures, or were more security measures going forward. >> when i moved out here, i noticed that the schools aren't gated and for i'm very scared for my kids to start school here because that's one thing i don't like. >> we're also assessing that and what we need to do to make sure that our campuses are safe. >> crews spent the day cleaning up and determining if anything was stolen. class is expected to resume tomorrow. police are investigating the vandalism, but they have not made any arrests. >> a possible battery fire and explosion caused $100,000 worth of damage to a restaurant in mountain view. the flames raced through maison elysee on castro street this morning. firefighters say the fire caused a co2 cylinder inside to explode. one employee evacuated. firefighters are looking into whether the spark ca

we have programs in place -- for example, at walter reed, when injured troops were coming in with their uniform, sometimes , and we had volunteers cut up some of the uniforms. if they lost a limb, they would cut up the uniform, make pockets to hang on like straps to put their cell phone in so they would have a piece of their original uniform. that's creative. we have a camp out in kuwait. it -- at the travis jordan healing arts gallery, we have a place of respite to get away from all the hustle and bustle of their job, fighting and training to fight wars, so if you get a chance, we have it locally. we have arts and music programs. we are healing people with these programs so i could talk all evening about the great work these folks do but i will stop there. it's a real honor. thank you. [applause] jeff: how about a hand for dr. jordan, everybody? thanks, doc. robin called me up and said you want to meet michael jordan? and this fucking guy walked in. i just want you to sign a basketball for me. another hand for dr. michael jordan. [applause] i have been to that medical center in germany