more than 1,000 volunteers from wells fargo will join forces with philadelphia americorps volunteers.>> police say a 17-year-old was planning to set off three homemade bombs in the city of melbourne. officers found the bombs during the course of a raid yesterday. according to authorities the us expect planned to carry out the attack very soon. >>. teen suspect is expected to face terrorism charges in court on monday. >> north korea says it has successfully testified a newly developed ballistic missile. yetst just yesterday north korea threatened south korea of violate it's territorial waters. they called the threat insane and warned the north it would respond strongly. >> the time now is 5:21. we're having a few issues this morning with our video and our sound. we were working on this problem. hopefully this will all be cleared up soon. we'll take another quick break and then we'll be right back. >>> at 5:24 here on this saturday here is a live look from our camera at the adventure aquarium in camden. temperatures right now are in the 60s and they are going to warm up. it's going to f

workers interest wells fargo and americorps joined forces at three locations.ey paintedmurals. >>> a possible new plan to stop six flags' proposed solar sites. the theme park plans to cut down 19,000 trees to build a 90-acre solar farm. the department of environmental protection is opposed to that plan. instead, there are reports that dep is planning to buy the site. six flags says it would benefit the environment as well as supply its power. >>> business experts say the future is bright for recent college graduates. we're taking a closer look at the local job market for those graduates and what they can expect when they enter the workforce. >>> andç it will be a foggy start for our area, i'll let you know exactly what to expect. >>> the 77th annual aberdeen dad vail regatta is in the books. thousands of rowers faced off today with friends, families and spectators cheering them on. driscoll won the men's competition, while there was a tie in the women's category. >>> the future is bright for recent college graduates who received their diplomas this weekend. why

they made him happiest and that was running a program called public allies allies which was an americorps program leadership training conscience. it was the one thing she said was entirely her own and enough job, she recruited young people and guided them into internships for nonprofits and city agencies and talk to them to give back. >> host: it's a great job for her. but then he's talking more and more about doing something with politics and she's not sure about that. she's pretty familiar with the arc of the political story but along the way she's been very ambivalent and this isn't noble. how does she reconcile ultimately supporting him? >> guest: he would commute every weekend when the legislature was in session he did the job for a very long time before he entered national politics he was very committed to it and they were not sure that it really did all that much that were that it was what he could achieve as a supreme talented man into someone she believed. she just wondered if that was the best use of his talent. >> host: and he was gone at the time that they just had their first

is there anything you think hillary for americorps media matters or any other earth has gotten right about an area made in this book lacks. >> guest:lacksguest. >> guest: no. what's surprising is they say that the book is a dead but their actions don't indicate that is what they really believe. if you look at the list of the errors if callers want to bring them up i'm glad to go into detail on all of them. the classic example of misdirection. one of the things in the video that they put out from the spokesman was the statement that business uranium deal for shareholder sold his shares in the company before hillary clinton became secretary of state. i put that out in the book. we don't know he has shares or not. the problem is he doesn't talk about the eight other individuals who are giving to the clinton foundation to our shareholders and the deal they were the chairman of the company who are engaged with that company who are getting to the clinton foundation at the very time the state department is considering this deal. so they want to selectively tried to steer the conversation on

they are also operating coordinated with the various cities and americorp is helping us out with that. we have hundreds and thousands of people that want to help and do things and that is great. as the weekend gets closer, we'll be in a better position to facilitate those folks and get them where they need to be. these volunteer centers are important to making this happen. if you show up in our jurisdiction for a volunteer assistance you have to check in with our volunteer resource center to help us keep track of who is where and what they're doing. today, for example, we'll have a small group of people in san marcos between 9:00 and 2 p.m., doing a little work here in san marcos. wimberley, we're getting -- they're still in the middle of the search and rescue operations. and we're still trying to get those things coordinated down there. the call center has been set up at 512-754-2275, again, 5 of 12-754-2275, again, for disaster related questions you may have. we have been doing damage assessments overnight and over the last few days i should say. we have thousands of homes that are

public-private partnerships like americorps creating youth opportunity americorps to make sure the disconnected youth, kids at risk of being disconnected are serving and being served at the same time. there's 21st century opportunity corps, the roosevelt idea of getting young people involved and working and getting their hands dirty in the forest, urban forests as well. we're seeing the department of education an justice issuing new guidance, so there was correctional education guidance. i joined secretary duncan and former attorney general holder for an event at an alexandria juvenile detention facility that was telling juvenile detention centers, you have to educate young people when they're in your facilities. if they have disabilities they're given certain allowances. there's a certain amount of time they have to be in the classroom and they're eligible for pell grants. just clarifying the rules has been hugely helpful for communities. you saw the 21st century policing task force where communities are working to work on law enforcement relationships with communities. and then department of

unsatisfying to the job she said made her happiest ask that was running a program called public allies, an americorps leadership training project. the first thing she shade was entirely her own and in that jab she recruited young people, very diverse array of young people and guided them into internships for nonprofit, into city agencies and taught them to give back the way she felt she was giving back. >> host: a great job for her. she loved it. but then barack is talking more and more about doing something in politics. she is just not so sure about that. as we followed his -- pretty familiar with the arc of his political story but along the way, at various points, michelle has been very ambivalent and said to him barack, this business is not noble. how did she reconcile her misgivings with ultimately supporting him? >> guest: that's right. so barack entered politics in the illinois state senate, and he would commute to springfield every week when the legislature was in session and he did that job for a very long time, before he entered national politics. he was very committed to it. and there were

public private situations like americorps, to make sure that the kids are being served. getting back to that roosevelt idea of getting young people involved and working and getting their hands dirty in the forest and urban forests as well. we are seeing the department of education and justice about correctional education guidance. there was an event at an alexandria juvenile detention facility. it told juvenile detention centers, you have to educate young people when they are in your facilities. if they had disabilities, they are given certain allowances. in a certain amount of time, they have to be in the classroom and are eligible for pell grants. clarifying the rules has been hugely helpful to communities. we are seeing young boys and girls of color being suspended ridiculous rates. they're not as early as three k. for think that you used to be put in timeout for. they're not been pulled out of -- they are now being pulled out of school and sometimes involving law enforcement. you have made more money available for mental health. one of the pieces i most excited about

the corporation for opportunity americorps or even guidance where i think many of you know the statistics that we see, kids of color being suspended at extraordinarily high rates as early as prek, sometimes involving the law enforcement system. and when you used to kind of get put in the corner for that kind of thing it's exciting to see what's happening on the policy side. on the play side, where my heart is, the president launched something called my brother's keeper community challenge, and it was really a way to say hey, local communities, we know that real progress begins and ends with you, and this can't be something that we're talking about from the grassroots, many of you have been working on this anyway, we now have 227 mayors tribal leaders and county executives that have accepted the president's my brother's keeper kmoont challenge. they're aligning with our strategy, and they've taken the president to town to say, we're going to pick the areas we're going to focus on. we're going to convene local stakeholders to own the challenges and opportunities in our community. we're goin

. >> my name is andy and i am serving as an americorps volunteer this year. my question is mostly -- first thank you, i am excited for the work you're doing. my question is for doug and sasha. you are doing amazing work but in what you are doing you are going to have waste of your own. what do you directly do with it? sasha: we are already doing something with it. [laughter] sasha: so we actually used to -- if you know central square, there is a house right behind city hall, a big white house and that is where we are housed. the cambridge economic opportunity committee gives us and we have been there as far as i know for 30 years. we used to have a big compost pile in the big backyard but there were red issues among other things-- rat issues among other things. many of my drivers would go to whole foods down the street. whole foods pulls a bunch of stuff from the shelves. the compost some of it and give it all to us. we say that some of it is not good enough. we passed some on to food pantries. there is waste along the way. we were trying to bring it to the w

advising corps members are supported financially by the university come other sponsors and by the americorps program. 17 advisors serve in 19 art and are high schools. the program became the model of the national colleagues advising board, which is not present in 14 states and 423 high schools -- now present in 14 states and 423 high schools. advisors use a mentor model. high school students could is the to someone who is not much older than them and may have come from a similar background. college advisors help students identify and apply to post secondary programs that will serve them well academically and socially this increasing the likelihood that the students will earn their degrees. based on independent evaluation when looking at high school served by a college advisor compared to seniors at noncollege advising schools students are divided buys her's are 23% more likely to apply to college, 23% more likely to have heard of a pell grant 18% more likely to submit their fafsa 70% more likely to attend a financial aid workshop -- 17 percent more likely to 10 a financial aid workshop. 2 of

americorps volunteer. mainly for doug and sasha, you're doing amazing work to make a more efficient food system. but nestly you will have food waste of your own and what do you directly do with it in your business? >> i will start. because we're already doing something with it i'm sure. anyways. that is so, timely question. so we, actually used to, our building if you know central square, there is sit hall. there is house behind city hall, that is where we're housed. owned by cambridge economic opportunity committee and give us space there. we've been there as far as i know for 30 years. we used to have a big compost pile in the back, that we have a backyard. but there were rat issues among other things. so that went away. we tried all these different things. many of my drivers would go to whole foods down the street and put the compost there. you're talking about whole foods pull as bunch stuff from the shelves. they compost some of it. they give it all to us. we then sift, many so of it is not good enoug

. >> name is indian and serving as an americorps volunteer this year. first thank you.i'm excited about the work you're doing. mostly for doug and saw shed. you guys do amazing work to do it more if -- and this system. you are inevitably going how waste of your own with you directly do with it. >> i will start because where start because for already doing something with it i'm sure. timely question. so are building in central square and city hall, there's a house and that is where we are house, owned by the cambridge economic opportunity and they gave us a space there. we have been there for 30 years and we used to have a big compost file in the back but they were wracked issues among other things. so that went away. many drivers who go to whole foods down the street about the compost they are. whole foods pulls a bunch of stuff from the shelves. they compost it and give it to us. some of it isn't good enough to pass on. we pass on food pantries. there is another step they are. so there is waste all along the way. we're trying to bring it to the whole foods composter an

and throughout today we'll have resources coming in from americorp. i know red cross has been stationed in san marcos throughout this event as well the salvation army as well. so a lot of those folks have been able to find refuge with other people within the community. just find a good place to be able to rest to kind of get their plans together touch base with insurance agents. >> of course. we know you're advising people to stay off the roads. do not attempt your own rescues, leave that to the professionals. mayor, thanks so much for the status report. we'll be checking back in with you. >> thank you. >>> all right. we have big overnight breaking news. a huge international scandal brewing in the sports world. not one but two corruption investigations against fifa that's soccer's worldwide governing body. a list of top officials arrested in raids in switzerland, raids on fifa officials. cnn justice reporter evan perez is here with the breaking details. when have we ever heard about something like this? >> this is an extraordinary scene. this is a lux