a junior game a couple more like in a junior game a couple of weeks ago, a couple ofjuniors, we have been educating juniors, they got chased, not chaste, but they have to lock themselves in the dressing room. then a week later the same team were given the same referee some grief. so nothing has been done about it. it is poor management on behalf of that. the main referees are trying to make a sta nce to main referees are trying to make a stance to say that we are supporting these boys, something has got to be done otherwise we won't referee. 0k, ian, it is great to get your thoughts and insight on what is a worrying trend in the game. we wait and see whether that strike action will have the desired effect this weekend. no problem. formerjersey referee joining weekend. no problem. formerjersey refereejoining us on weekend. no problem. formerjersey referee joining us on the weekend. no problem. formerjersey refereejoining us on the programme tonight. there's been a 15—year wait for female participation in formula one. is that about to end with the launch of motorsport‘s w series — five

i am aware that a poorly expressed, and i made when i was a junior player has been circulated on social media. i recognise now that my intent to show support for my team—mates at the time could be negatively interpreted. while my naive weights we re interpreted. while my naive weights were not meant to be a political opinion, and do not represent who i

the time i was serving as a junior officehm specific sanctions at the time i was serving as a junioronclusions from the raw data and the numbers, if you look at the higher levels of the police senior officers i think it is still 3% or less of senior officers are black, asian or minority ethnic. given that the overall proportion in the population of be a me people in the uk is around 13% suggests there is still a profound problem. yes. and i agree. it is still a profound problem and there has not been a black chief constable appointed since i left and i cannot understand why. i have asked and there are certainly people who are talented and capable of performing the role that i performed in kent that it has not happened. and at the time... i looked back at the price reporting of your rights through the —— press reporting of your rights through the ranks. there was talk of the time that you may be the first commissioner of the metropolitan police. it would be a symbolic moment if it had happened to. why did that not happen? well, i think that is for others to answer. i would have been h

glen is a junior -- [ applause ] again is a junior in the welding program at tampa bay tech and even though he's not quite old enough, he's already received job offers and good paying job offers at that, but he's also taking advanced placement courses and he will be able to choose between multiple pathways for success. glen, keep working hard. we wish you continued success and i applaud the hillsborough county school district for giving students like glen these opportunities. [ applause ] our workforce education initiatives include grants to place students in apprenticeships, money to train teachers in commuter science and funds for workforce programs within our state college system. these reforms will make a difference and these reforms deserve your support. now, florida has made strides in primary and secondary education since i graduated from public school in dunedin in 1997 but we have a lot more to do. for years i've heard from parents and teachers about the problems of the system of standards testing and curriculum modeled after common core. parents have been frustrated by not

a. junior here welcome to the show now nearly a million people have been affected after severe floods in. mozambique started in the middle of last week. and central and northern was on the at least seven hundred forty thousand people have felt the impact in malawi while one hundred forty one thousand people have been affected in mozambique and it's expected to get worse in tropical cyclone the die is approaching and is due to make landfall in mozambique on thursday authorities there. for help meanwhile is also at risk of flooding. to bring heavy winds over the coming days. in terms of more than two hundred people killed by flooding in minot. joining me now is. who is currently in the flood affected areas in south in malawi. joining us what is the situation like on the ground as we speak. as we speak now the situation on the ground is not all of our troops and this information shows that fifty seven people to fix people have so far died. i found and that is sending. thousands of people have to be evacuated the numbers keep increasing each popping up on the stick now there really isn't tha

i am aware that a poorly expressed, and i made when i was a junior player has been circulated on socialise now that my intent to show support for my team—mates at the time could be negatively interpreted. while my naive weights we re interpreted. while my naive weights were not meant to be a political opinion, and do not represent who i am,i opinion, and do not represent who i am, i sincerely apologise for any offence caused. the new national manager garrett southgate was asked about this and his press conference today at the head of the czech republic and he thinks it will not affect how the midfielder will be received by the england fans. affect how the midfielder will be received by the england fanslj think people understand, most people will have children at those sorts of ages and people are still maturing at that age and you are in conversations with friends that you can get giddy and you say things that maybe you do not even know enough about or you do not understand the context so i think oui’ understand the context so i think ourfans and our public understand the context so i t

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he was a junior at stanford. he died yesterday in may yorka spain. he was hiking in a group when he left to explore a nearby hill but never returned. his body was found today. he fell quite a distance. >> the country continues to wait. attorney general william barr. so far he has released nothing. barr will soon decide what to release to congress, possibly the public. today the president's outside legal counsel say they hav the general or special counsel. mr. trump is scheduled to return to washington late focused of t the press." you can watch "meet thepress" was a hot. topic at bernie sander's rally. sergio quintana put together this report before heading out to the breaking news in san francisco. >> reporter: appearance expected to draw big crowds. today he appeared at a rally in los angeles. >> absolutely imperative. that the trump administration make that full report public. r theul full subjects democrats and republicans agree on. >> the answer is full disclosure, transparency. >> john steel says the end of the russia investigation is great news

website and our facebook page we leave yesterday with images of kenyan athletes in training with a junior woold at the championships to be held in kenya next year i've also started preparing getting my finale. sex making. raring to race. if there is any product benefits remember you have to find it between the whites. literature. hundred german streets. here's what's coming up for the good asleep so much movement to think these things . tend to hold back here till it's time to take a look at what all that means for the paper before. going to sleep every weekend here on t w. hello and welcome along to news from the world of arts and culture is what's up for grabs today. we take a look at the hip hop artist name to cherry who's touring how fifth album broken politics. and we meet a writer from guyana who's determined to visit every country in the world. but we begin in poland where the government is increasingly putting pressure on museums that deal with polish history everything considered on patry all take everything on heroic is swept under the carpet the governing law and justice party

only one of them did, maybe a junior ministerial leaders well, sarah newton, who resigned. the truth is, if they are going to lose a dozen minister, mostly former remainers, the government would be desperately imbalanced, it would be even more difficult for theresa may to balance this difficult process and, quite frankly, who does she replace them with at the moment? there are a lot of practical considerations as much as anything else. it is the way that the whole thing was, frankly, mismanaged, so she got into the situation where no deal under no circumstances was false. if that was voted down and a lot of ministers felt that in effect they were voting for no deal under every circumstance, something they could not do. so had they been allowed to abstain some of them would have resigned anyway. from downing street's point of view, they have managed a suboptimal situation and emerged with the least damage possible. the least damage possible is still quite damaging and has alienated some of the very brexiteers she hoped to win over for a third attempt of getting a deal throug

only three months what she called earlier it short technical extension nobody knows that it was a junior government ministers the these two new brics administer in fact who had already has said yes she will go to brussels on thursday and ask for an extension began he didn't say for how long and that might also be up to negotiation was the first to you sort of really doesn't want to be pushed around by britain anymore and might sort of make up its own mind on this point all right our correspondent barbara starr for us tonight in london barbara thank you. well police in the netherlands have arrested a man in connection with the killing of three people in the city of trashed after a seven hour manhunt authorities have scaled back the terrorism threat level since that arrest prosecutors now believe the suspect may have been motivated by a family dispute five others were wounded in the shooting on the tram monday morning prime minister mark said some of those injured remain in critical condition tonight. our correspondent there she is in. to you rebecca the police say the suspect what do we k

murder of 16 year-old tyler tenorio, of santa cruz.jeff rosellon october 16, 2009, tyler tenorio, a junior at santa cruz high school, was fatally stabbed dring an altercation with several gang members near the 7-eleven at the corner of laurel and chestnut streets. an american citizen, tapia fled to durango, mexico, where he was tracked down with the help of the fbi. bertram farries/f.b.i.besides tapia, three other besides tapia, three other suspected gang members have been implicated in the case and a fourth suspect is also thought have fled to mexico. the d.a. says law enforcement wont rest until all of those involved in the killing have been brought to justice.jeff rosell/santa cruz county district attorney rob fladeboe/santa cruz "....ivan tapia is being held without bail here in the santa cruz county jail. he is scheduled to be arraigned friday on charges of murder with several gang enhancements. in santa cruz rob fladeboe ron4news (robin) also in the east bay... investigators believe slick roads played a factor in a crash... that killed three family members. it happened on interstate-

he was a junior majoring in computer science. the school issued a statement about his death saying he will be deeply missed. >>> all 1300 passengers and crew aboard a once disabled cruise ship stranded off the coast of norway are safe on dry land. the ship is now docked in the for we cannan port of mold and passengers are flying home as soon as possible. the cruiseship issued a may day call yesterday afternoon local time after experiencing engine trouble in bad weather. fearing it would smash against the rocks. rescuers were able to air lift 479 people off the ship and onto shore, including a couple from novato, before being towed into port. >> we were clipped together and pulled up onto the helicopter together. quite a joyride there. then we got pulled into the helicopter. >> yeah, that couple just told me they are actually doing just fine and happy to be on dry land. 20 people were hurt in the incident and are now being treated at norwegian medical centers. viking ocean cruises said it is working with authorities to make sure al

are these letters from johnson the committee chairmen, pleading letters that a guy without power, a juniorongressman without power would write to a senior congressman who had power and who johnson needed. host: this is in the late 1930's. robert: we are talking '38, '39, and 1940. young congressman he came when , he was 29 years old from texas. no power. just another nobody on the lower rung of congress. but somehow in these three years, when all the letters were mushed together, there were senior letters from senior congressman to him asking, can have a little bit of your time? why were there are these two kinds of letters? so i put them into chronological order. i saw there was a change. the letters where he was begging for something all were dated before the month of october, 1940. the letters dated after november 5, 1940, they were the opposite letters. there were people who wanted something from him. what had happened? so at that time, i was interviewing a guy who i think you meant, tommy corker, he was a washington lobbyist, fixer, a great source for me. i was interviewing him and he

on october 16, 2009, tyler tenorio, a junior at santa cruz high school, was fatally stabbed dring anercation with several gang members near the 7-eleven at the corner of laurel and chestnut streets. an american citizen, tapia fled to durango, mexico, where he was tracked down with the help of the fbi.bertram farries/f.b.i. "....tapia assaulted one of the federal officers and said he thought he was being kidnapped by the cartel..."besides tapia, three other suspected gang members have been implicated in the case and a fourth suspect is also thought have fled to mexico. the d.a. says law enforcement wont rest until all of those involved in the killing have been brought to justice.jeff rosell/santa cruz county district attorney "....if yo think that international borders can prevent you from being caught you are wrong, you will be brought to justice and that is what just happened to mr. tapia..."in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron4news (vicki) (vicki) next at 5:30... a powerful storm moves through the sierra-- leaving several feet of snow. interstate- 80 is back open-- but more snow is on t

. >>> a junior high coach under investigation. the video, shocking. the coach heard threatening to stomp her on the concrete if she doesn't comply. >>> new reports about what caused that boeing 737 max 8 to slam into the ground, killing all 157 people on board. the final moments in the cockpit, and now the direct link to that first fatal flight. tonight, the boeing fleet still grounded.

. >> reporter: caitlin is a junior studying international relations. >> do you think this is devalued a stanford degree? >> i don't think so because stanford is a great school. stanford released a statement saying we believe the lawsuit filed is without merit and take issues raised through the events of this week very seriously while we continue to closely examine policies and processes to see if improvements should be made. we stand behind the integrity of the admissions process. . >>> live with the frustration over free rides on b.a.r.t. >> fare evaders cost millions every year so what is b.a.r.t. doing about it? what we found out a brand-new station might shock you. >>> like a scene from a mafia movie. notorious crime boss killed in what could be the biggest mob hit in more than 30 years. . >>> scary video tells the story. the storm being called a bomb cyclone. . >>> stormy weather is gone around here. prepare yourselves for an epic sunset look at the view from treasure island clear skies for mainly clear skies outside right now. which day we have a good chance of hitting 74 degree

freshman and a junior have led the way, this championship game against the pesky aztecs of san diego state. >> dan: and merrill has done this against every freshman the entire game, and it was his ability to score inside and the first half to help relieve some of the pressure on merrill in the second half. what you are doing here, kevin, is defending the three, period anrying to get the rebound >> kevin: porter, brito, fouled. hemsley, he's gone. >> dan: to put this in perspective, hemsley is the senior, he is leaving the game. san diego needed to win this game to make it to the ncaa tournament. >> kevin: they went last year. and he has just fouled out. from cucamonga california, 1,000 points scored, top ten in points scored, and in 3 points made he is top ten. one of the best.20 s left, for f you who would like to watch the postgame trophy ceremony, it will be the emoti forthe senior. >> dan: we are going to start seeing that next week, from everybody who has lost. >> kevin: queta! two blocked shots! that one with authority! he is a special player. mitchell, three, short again. he h

. >>> a junior high coach under investigation. the video, shocking.r on the concrete if she doesn't comply. >>> new reports about what caused that boeing 737 max 8 to slam into the ground, killing all 157 people on board. the final moments in the cockpit.

he was a junior studying computer science. use part of a group of student undergraduates studying in europe over the winter quarter. >>> we are learning more about lasley's deadly shooting in san francisco's fillmore district. lisa the person that that was a 25-year-old man. so far, they are not releasing his name. five other people were wounded. gunfire erupted shortly after eight and 30 last night on fillmore street. this is three blocks south of gary boulevard. it is not clear what led up to the violence. >>> coming up, a pet bird that was blown away from a third story building and lost four weeks, finally reunited with its owner. the community came together >>> two weeks ago, we told you out a bet about a pet cockatiel. no effort was made to save it. when the wind blew the bird away, people were outraged. >> it has a happy ending. >> it was here at the orthopedic center outside of the third-floor window the people noticed juniper. >> reporter: teresa clements took this video of the bird as it set on the ledge of a sealed wi

. >> reporter: caitlin is a junior studying international relations. do you think the scandal has devalued a stanford degree? >> i don't think so because stanford is a great school within itself as an inththersomee veheated their way around the admission process, it is still an amazing establishment. >> reporter: stanford released a statement saying quote we believe the lawsuit filed by the students against stanford is without merit. we take the issues raised through the events of this week very seriously. while we continue to closely examine policies and processes to see if improvements should be made we stand by the integrity of our admissions process. >>> heart is rolling out an ambitious plan to overhaul one of its biggest problem areas, the notoriously unreliable, rickety escalators. wilson walker live in san francisco with the 100 million- dollar fix. >> reporter: it is a notoriously widespread problem. we are at civic center park at this escalator which was immobile for most of the day now running again. they are trying to get this operational fo

she's a junior in high school and she says it's incredible to be apart of a worldwide effort to fightclimate change."> <"i mean you hear about all these things other kids are doing and you see yourself in them and it's just inspiring."> <"we're taking apart of a huge movement and we're showing that our small community of petaluma is apart of something big.">lucia garay planned the rally and march with celeste chavez with a vision to bring awareness about climate change to their community.<"issues like climate change isn't discussed enough. it should be the topic in every news story because it's happening now and it needs to be addressed now."> dozens of petaluma students walked out of the classroom and marched from the library across the freeway with their signs. <"our community can make a big difference even if it's just a couple of people or a bigger group or even just us two high schoolers can organize something as big as this.">these students aren't alone - youth in 75 different countires ar

she's a junior in high school and she says it's incredible to be apart of a worldwide effort to fight against climate change."> <"i mean you hear about all these things other kids are doing and you see yourself in them and it's just inspiring."> <"we're taking apart of a huge movement and we're showing that our small community of petaluma is apart of something big.">lucia garay planned the rally and march with celeste chavez with a vision to bring awareness about climate change to their community.<"issues like climate change isn't discussed enough. it should be the topic in every news story because it's happening now and it needs to be addressed now."> dozens of petaluma students walked out of the classroom and marched from the library across the freeway with their signs. <"our community can make a big difference even if it's just a couple of people or a bigger group or even just us two high schoolers can organize something as big as this.">these students aren't alone - youth in 75 different countires are striking in solidarity to call on their local leaders for real change. district

here with us is ellen wittman, a junior at miami university in ohio. a great school. is the president of students for life. in 2017, ellen planned an annual event to display small wooden crosses representing the lives of the unborn. school officials informed ellen that she would be required to post signs all over campus providing a "trigger warning" to other students regarding her display. ellen, please come up. say a few words. tell us your story, please. thank you. [laughter] [applause] ms. wittman: well, thank you, mr. president. this is a truly historic day in our country's history. and i am so grateful that we have a president who recognizes that the first amendment is under attack on our college campuses. my story is so important because i have seen lives saved through my students for life efforts on campus. but i never imagined the hostility i would face when trying to express my beliefs. it's ridiculous that it has gotten to this point. universities are supposed to be marketplaces of ideas. they should be encouraging free speech, not shutting it down. and spee

. >>> a junior high coach under investigation. the video, shocking. the coach heard threatening to stomp her on the concrete if she doesn't comply. >>> new reports about what caused that boeing 737 max 8 to slam into the ground, killing all 157 people on board. the final moments in the cockpit. and now, the direct link to that first fatal flight. tonight, the boeing fleet still grounded. when will those planes be back in the air? >>> the youtube mom in court, accused of abusing some of her adopted children and making hundreds of thousands of dollars while forcing them to perform in viral videos. >>> a new volcano eruption. officials raising the threat level. tonight, the warning for residents and tourists. >>> and, the plea to drivers after a deputy's violent close call. what authorities want you to know. >>> good evening. i'm cecilia vega, in for david. it's great to have you with us on this busy friday night. we begin with breaking news on the mueller report. and it is what congress and millions of americans have been demanding. after releasing just

there was a junior government minister, these junior brexit minister, in fact, who had earlier said yes, she will go to brussels on thursday and ask for an extension, again he dididt sasay for how long. and that might also bee up to negotiation with the e.u. because the e.u. sort of really doesn't want to be pushed around by britain anymore and might sort of make up its own mind on this point. brent: yeah, barbara, that u.k. junior brexit minister has been quoted as saying if the u.k. does not get an extension to the start of brexit from the eueuropean union, thahat the u. will crash out of the european union march 29. thatat probably,, thatt looksks probably a as likely as it ever has tonight, wouldn't you agree? barbara: of course, it is, because that is still the default option because if teresa may does get an extension on thursday night, then she would have to come back to london rather speedily and at the beginning of next week have parliament renounce the brexit law that was passed a long time ago at the beginning of the brexit process in order for that not to happen. so, yes, it

they must have known you were a junior. michael: i would say it's part of the culture of the u.s.ttorney's office, the defense attorneys were always respectful of the intelligence and hard work of the assistance. and to be honest, we had good evidence against most of the defendants. we had tapes, photographs, cooperators, including some high-level mob people. there were some defendants were there was more of a horse race. i think by representing himself, persico did not help himself. there was a very dramatic period of time when the main witness against him, who was his cousin by marriage, who harbored him as a fugitive and testified against him, as you listened to the cross-examination and the thuggery, i thought to myself, if you want an exhibit of what a mob boss looks like, this is exhibit a. david: that was not the last time you were young for your job. when you became u.s. attorney, you were one of the youngest. michael: i was in my 30's. to step back, after i did the commission case and did some more crimes, i got a call one day, in 1987, that the new u.s. attorney in new j

if we had a junior i want to know his. santa. feed thinking had a cover who are who are living say that alan among them were can't ask for at the mobile. the whole affair has fundamentally affleck to trick is the relationship with saudi arabia as well as with you and has changed global if you will about the morality of their behavior. toward lee havel had this. election and humbly let let me and to home. if you want the. theater. of fortune oh you're the be an island sod or the salute out to tokyo let the say and has us in the war. not limited to chemistry daughter based on this film it is it is the pot it is still in the truck at this record all the lower one. body. so it is if this bill is going to be milked and also him so that it was done also. on the them is the pot head if it owns a little north of the. right it. says it all on the billet that's always a blizzard is the part of organising. for the international community the question is whether the opposition have the approval of the crown prince mohammed bin sandra. however

i had a promising start as a junior. lly on such a high pressure elite environment, i separated the effects mentally over the course of two years. so before i went to america, i hadn't thought too much about a diet side of athletics. but i was sent a book about elite racing weight, and i take it quite personally and decided to try and refine my diet to a point where it was an unhealthy extreme. i was living with a few athletes who had eating disorders and over time i began copping their habits until i found myself in a really copper my state of nutrition. it wasn't about a vanity thing with me. i would've done whatever it took to improve my importantly my performance. if losing weight meant to quick at times i would've done anything. i tried that first. i started running rather well and qualify for the commonwealth games i felt broken. u nfortu nately, commonwealth games i felt broken. unfortunately, the effects of it lasted several yea rs unfortunately, the effects of it lasted several years afterwards with the barely ge

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be only three months what she called earlier it short technical extension nobody knows there was a junior government ministers the these two new bricks and minister in fact who had already has said yes she would go to brussels on thursday and ask for an extension again he did say for how long and that might also be up to negotiation was that you christine you sort of really doesn't want to be pushed around by britain anymore and might sort of make up its own mind on this point here with the u.k. jr breaks men. just been quoted as saying if the u.k. does not an extension to the start of britain from the european union that the u.k. will crash out of the european union on march twenty ninth that probably looks probably as likely as it ever happens tonight when you agree. of course it is because that is still the default option because if to resume a draft get an extension on tuesday night and then she would have to come back to london rob the speedily and at the beginning of next week have polman three announce the bricks of the law that was passed a long time ago at the beginning of the br

the children traveling back from a junior high school softball game friday night when the highway patrol says this suv crossed into oncoming traffic. the bus swerving to avoid it, but investigators say the suv drove back into the bus's path. >> it is a high-impact head-on collision. there's severe damage to both vehicles. after impact, both vehicles did catch fire. >> reporter: the driver of the suv and his female passenger, killed, as well as that student. the other five girls on that bus, and their driver, rushed to a hospital. >> i can't imagine as a family member, you know, what they're having to go through. >> reporter: the superintendent of the konawa school district, about an hour from oklahoma city, calling it a "tragedy which has deeply affected all of us." and that school will be closed monday to give the community more time to grieve. and tonight, investigators say they're awaiting the toxicology report to determine whether the driver of that suv was impaired. tom? >> marci gonzalez, thank you. >>> next to that powerful storm moving across the country and the tornado threat ac

government has chosen to the jet multilateralism and then to bash a lot and then list as a junior partner now instead in the us model of exceptionalism standing outside the rule of international law but given that the united kingdom has expended many lives and much treasure and supposedly maintaining the exact opposite it seems a stance both of consummate stupidity and completely diplomatic and could hear. the treatment of the chief assailant as makes the united kingdom look just as much sadness bad not just out of didn't but ridiculous the holy willing of international politics and so from thais myself and all the show it's goodbye from no. most people think to stand out in this business you need to be the first one on top of the story or the person with the loudest voice of the biggest trade in truth to stand out in the news business you just need to ask the right questions and demand the right answer. questions. because i love and the wealthy in america decided we're up playing anymore we're going to just grab as much as we can of the cash out there in the system and put it you know of

murder of 16 year-old tyler tenorio, of santa cruz.jeff rosellon october 16, 2009, tyler tenorio, a junior at santa cruz high school, was fatally stabbed dring an altercation with several gang members near the 7-eleven at the corner of laurel and chestnut streets. an american citizen, tapia fled to durango, mexico, where he was tracked down with the help of the fbi.bertram farries/f.b.i.besides tapia, three other suspected gang members have been implicated in the case and a fourth suspect is also thought have fled to mexico. the d.a. says law enforcement wont rest until all of those involved in the killing have been brought to justice.jeff rosell/santa cruz county district attorney rob fladeboe/santa cruz "....ivan tapia is being held without bail here in the santa cruz county jail. he is scheduled to be arraigned friday on charges of murder with several gang enhancements. in santa cruz rob fladeboe ron4news ( james ) coming up at 7:30 on the kron 4 morning news... as the oakland teacher strike enters its 7th day... another east bay school district could be on the verge of a strike. ( jame

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many volunteers and a junior officers had never held a musket before 1861.owever, they quickly learned linear tactics from field manuals and drills. some of their accomplishments included increasing the rate of movement toward and in combat, deploying some of the most effective examples of skirmishing in western military history, and successfully completing complicated field maneuvers such as the oblique movement. the length of the civil war fostered significant improvement over time. ess finds most armies struggled with articulation at the division level and above. the regiment remained the primary tactical unit. he argues for an exception in united states army of the potomac, this high-level coordination improved. while its opponent, the army of northern virginia, largely assumed the defensive in the last year the war, relying on small counterattacks. testing the belief of the army northern virginia was unequivocally superior and tactics to its opponents, not so. a final traditional military history topic that frequently requires and receives updating scho

tenorio was a junior at santa cruz high school who was fatally stabbed during an altercation with several tapia fled to durango, mexico... where he was tracked down with the help of the f-b-i. ( james ) the d.a. says... law enforcement will not rest until all of those involved in the killing have been brought to justice. ( darya ) a big story this morning. the oakland teacher strike enters its 7th day. and it's not clear if the teachers union and the school district sides are getting any closer to reaching a deal.( james ) now the san ramon valley unified school district in the east bay could soon go on strike. kron 4's will tran is in danville with more. and more teachers in the east bay could soon strike. this is video as teachers walked out of california high school in san ramon yesterday. the demonstration happened during the lunch hour-- and did not disrupt classes. teachers also walked out

he was a junior dive bomber .ilot he got to take a swim at the battle of midway when the yorktown wentown. he went right back out and was with the enterprise during the battle of the eastern solomons. he is another one like bernie strong that would remain with air group 10. he goes back out with bombing 10 and continues the guadalcanal campaign. we will hear more about who hoot gibson is. force.s the cactus air thomas miller has done a great book. to me it is very interesting. this is a pivotal battle to keep guadalcanal. maintaining air supremacy from that dirt strip that we took from the japanese. you have a lot of air force, a lot of fighters. avenger squadrons. because of time, we will focus more on the dive bombers. i don't mean to diminish anyone ask about her role. anyone's role. the first was flight 300. that happened to be the flight number from the uss enterprise during the battle of the eastern solomons. enterprise so badly damaged that they can't land. toy have orders to continue guadalcanal and landed henderson field, which they do. they didn't have any idea how to land. i