step...will make a world of difference..and i just wish and pray that people will just be kind.. " bach says her emotions were especially intense because her own father is a des moines police captain. a close friend of scott greene says the attacks were completely out of character. ronald williams jr. says he was friends with greene for 26 years. but their friendship grew after greene left that job in 2004. now, he says he's struggling to understand what put his friend and father of four on this path. ""you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know what happens to people's brains, you don't know what happens in people's hearts to make them change, don't know." " michael says greene had depress a group is announcing plans to raise money for the families of officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio. the tunnel to towers foundation was first started in memory of the first responders that died in the september 11th attacks. today, the organization is announcing a plan to help the des moines area officers' families. in the pa

((david bach - student's father: my son is not a terrorist at all. ((karen castro)) the father of a desert oasis high school student is in disbelief his son is locked up for allegedly plotting a mass shooting at the campus. our i-team spoke exclusively to david bach as he was leaving the courthouse where the 15-year-old suspect faced a judge. ((david bach - student's father: i seen my son. he's very sad, very scary. he wanna go home.)) ((karen castro)) ccsd police say about a week ago a mother from arizona overheard her child speaking to the suspect via skype... about the school shooting. investigators do not believe the was just teenagers chatting online. the mother first alerted california authorities thinking it was a school there also named desert oasis. the investigation eventually lead police to las vegas. meanwhile, students also alerted school administrators after hearing the young suspect making threats. a motive is unknown. ((capt. ken young ccsd police: the student did not appear to have any alt or any vendetta against any other students.

bach says there are some things she thinks people can take away from the video. "to be kind to be helpful, because any little step...will make a world of difference..and i just wish and pray that people will just be kind.. " bach says her emotions were especially is a des moines police captain. voting ends today for november's student of the month. those finalists are 13 year-old brynnley baxa of lisbon. 17-year-old ryan adams is from independence. and jonathan wisner , a senior at linn mar high school. you can vote by going to kcrg dot-com slash student of the month. carrying out ambush style attacks of two officers near des moines will appear in court today. scott green will initially appear at the polk county jail at 8:30 this morning on two counts of first degree murder. later today, investigators will give an update on the case and funeral arrangements during a press conference at three. senator bernie sanders campaigns for hillary clinton in eastern iowa today. he will be in iowa city at 2:45 campaigns in pennsylvania, michigan, and ohio. donald trump makes

bach says there are some things she thinks people can take away from the video. "to be kind to be helpful, because any little step...will make a world of difference..and i just wish and pray that people will just be kind.. " bach says her emotions were especially intense because her own father a close friend of scott greene says the attacks were completely out of character. ronald williams jr. says he was friends with greene for 26 years. the two worked as mechanics together. but their friendship grew after greene left that job in 2004. now, he says he's struggling to understand what put his friend and father of four on this path. ""you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know what happens to people's brains, you don't know what happens in change, don't know." " williams says greene had depression after his father died of cancer. a group is announcing plans to raise money for the families of officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio. the tunnel to towers foundation was first started in memory of

. >> i like bach. >> stephen: bach, okay. okay. do you-- can you-- do you always approach music professionally? like, when you hear it, do you always think to yourself, bach's good, but i would have done it-- i would have thrown a couple more violas in there. >> i don't listen to music to relax. it's not a relaxing thing to me. i will analyze whatever music i'm listening to, even if i don't like it, in the elevator or the restaurant. i can't have a conversation when there's music playing, because most of my brain is analyzing music. and those guys will tell you the same thing-- it's difficult. >> stephen: will you tell me the same thing? >> jon: yes, yes. >> stephen: i'm going to ask them when you're not here. ( laughter ) i'm going to ask them when you're gone, and see if they tell me the same answer. they're just being nice to you. so how on earth do you go christmas shopping? ( laughter ) >> i don't. i pay for it, but i don't actually do the shopping myself. >> stephen: is there any-- i is that right, 16 grammys? >> give or take

our i-team spoke exclusively to david bach about his son: ((david bach - student's father: i seen my son. he's very sad, very scary. father: my son is not a terrorist at all. he's just a kid.)) ((kirsten joyce)) >> sources told 8 news now there was also a manifesto written by the teen, but ccsd police said they would not discuss evidence right now. officers say the teen could face more charges./// brian loftus >>> teachers at andre agassi prep academy is asking parents .. students .. staff and community members to sign a petition before tomorrow's board meeting. kirsten joyce >> they're trying to prevent a potential takeover or partnership with democracy prep academy. 8 news now reporter nia near mlk and lake mead with the details. nia? ((nia wong)) >> a teacher tipped us off but school officials are being tight- lipped about this issue until after tomorrow's vote .. but we were able to get a copy of a letter sent to parents by teachers at the academy... saying the other school's policies woul be unacceptable for the students. >> what we do know about democracy prep is they're built

i like bach. >> stephen: okay. do you always approach music professionally? when you hear it, do you always think to yourself, bach's good but i would have thrown a couple more violas in there. to me. i will analyze whatever music i'm listening to, even if i don't like it in the elevator or the restaurant. i can't have a conversation when music is playing because most of my brain is analyzing it. most of those guys will tell you the same thing. >> stephen: will you tell me the same thing? >> jon: yes, yes. >> stephen: i will ask when you're not here. they're just being nice to you. how on earth do you go christmas shopping? >> i don't. actually do the shopping myself. >> stephen: is there any -- i mean, 16 grammys? >> give or take. >> stephen: i've got two, you know. >> really? >> stephen: yeah. well, off long way to go, haven't you? ( laughter ) >> stephen: well, i'm 13 years younger, so -- >> okay! i'll be watching you! >> stephen: is there any accomplishment you're most proud of? >> well, my kids. i h who are fantastic. ( applause ) you know the best compl

that's a good claim under jones versus bach. what can't go forward is something like this, because congress had this in mind. they had the idea that a plaintiff can gut 1415 by saying oh, i don't want i.d.e.a. relief, i want money damages. because then they could file that lawsuit on day one, evade the cooperative process that congress has set forth, get relief from the district court, and then by -- >> why is this -- given their position that they're not asking for any relief under the f.a.p.a. would be kind of a charade. you get into the meeting room and they said what do you want? they say we don't want anything that you can't give us. we want money that's not available. >> we agree if they can't give the relief for one reason or another, they don't -- >> this might also be a peripheral. this is a dog for a child that's not blind, so it's not subject to the regulations. they have a teacher who is going around or a person who is acting as a guide within the school. and this is, to that degree, a peripheral matter in respect to

allegations. (( tiffany bach/ studen'ts sister: >> that he's a good kid and that he does not deserve to be in there and that i-- he needs to get out he doesn't not belong in there he's wrongly accused )) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the student faces a terroristic threat charge. ccsd police say more charges are possible./// sherry how's the morning... winds and cool temps. .......... temps are in the cool 50s around the valley right now. into the skies today with cooler afternoon highs in the low 70s. let's take a look at ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash on eastbound 215 past i-15 along the south beltway. there's some activity on northbound i-15 at us 95 in the spaghetti bowl. ((kirsten joyce)) >>> we're waiting to hear the charges for the man accused of shooting and killing a woman at the south side of the valley. 39-year-old jevon hudson faces one count of murder. he's accused in the murder of a young woman in her early twenties who was found on a sidewalk r shot in the head -- last week. investigators believe hudson was dating the victim. this is the 144th homicide in metro's jurisdic

he plays bach with impeccable style. - yes, that's the chap. - why should he be kidnapped? as a matter of fact it does. it suggests to me that our pirate friend has finally found the piano tuner he needed. i miss him too, sam. [bird chirping] ou said since your warranty expired. [knocking on door] yeah? hey, aren't you the fellow.. well, ju-just a second. passage ticket. stles] [dramatic music] where to? 'they're locked automatically from here.' 'you can't get out.' you'll have realized by now that this taxi is not in general service around town. it belongs to u.n.c.l.e. and it is used primarily to transport people to our headquarters if we wish to have deep and soul-searching le, you. i interrogated him for five hours. absolutely nothing. not even a word. but we'll try again tomorrow. listen, you think you're at a dead end. my friend, the pirate, stops a ship, and he politely snatches an old lady on her way to visit her son. alright, and he burns the ship. scratch. another vessel. and he pops up in a christmas island 'and he grabs an 18-year-old french girl--' excuse me. t

conductores de san francisco, san josÉ y oaklan denuncian que gastan mucho en reparaciÓn de autos por los bachesas averÍas mÁs preparadas habitualmente y saber cuanto cuesta. las rupturas en las calles causan averÍas en los vehiculos, lo que afecta el bolsillo de los transeÚntes. se responsabiliza a las pÉsimas condiciones de las vÍas pÚblicas y carreteras del Área de la bahÍa. >> el problema mÁs comÚn con los vehÍculos es la suspensiÓn, sino lleva a alineaciÓn sus vehÍculos, tendrÁ prematuramente un daÑo en las ruedas. francisco: arturo dice que la suspensiÓn y las ruedas es lo mÁs afectado. >> es un gasto que la gente no deberÍa tener y son gastos muy caros. francisco: un estudio de la agencia federal de transporte indican que mÁs del 70% de calles y carreteras de san francisco estÁn en pÉsimas condiciones y figuran entre las peores del paÍs, con san josÉ sin continuar por ciento de las calles estÁn en pÉsimas condiciones. en concord gastan un promedio de 1014 dÓlares al aÑo en reparaciones. en o kland de alcaldes hasta tomando acciones. >> para ganar fondos para reparar las calles. francisco:

all of these schools performed in the bottom 5% on the s bach. and while some parents are for the change, many are not and the education association has put forward a different plan. " "parents should be properly informed of what the achievement school district means and it's options for their kids education as well as options under the reorganization of the clark county school district that their schools are in and let them vote and let them make that decision and then let them they have given that proposal to the board and says they're seriously considering it. he thinks a decision could be made as early as this december. coming up at 6... we'll tell you more about that plan and why the idea of changing some of these schools to charter schools has been so controversial. reporting live...kathleen jacob...fox5 news... local. las vegas. we'll also have more from parents about what they want to see come out of all of this. a gun found in a students pahrump... it happened yesterday at rosemary clark middle school... the nye county sheriffs office sa

elementary school are cambeero, craig, all of these schools scored in the bottom 5 percent on the s bachs. a lot of parents are worried about the possible change... but some seem to think this move could be for the better of approved. " "is certainly hate to see teachers displaced from their jobs, i mean i think that's one of the biggest issues that people are having with that. it would be unfortunate but ultimately sometimes things need to change for change to happen. the education association has put forth a counter plan where parents would have the opportunity to learn all about the charter school program and all about what a reorganized ccsd would look like... and then vote themselves on whether they want to change to the charter program. the education association tells me the board is seriously considering this proposal and they think we could have an answer as early as december... so that's something we'lol definitely keep an eye on. reporting live...kathleen jacob... fox5news... local las vegas if they do move forward with the achievement school district plan... the schools will be

. >> that was chef bach sharing his cooking tips. >>> she is cooking for a cause competition. if monica and balk win, so does the greater food bank. her competition wins. anthony romano with st. jus, the proceeds go to saint jus. >> what did you tell me i'm supposed to >> can't cook. love her, but she can't cook. >> watch this. >> look at you! >> the knife was taken away from me. baked fries. >> i thing there's a major decision that has been made. monica, stay out of the kitchen. >> you did great. you did great. >> oh, yeah, yeah. my bacon is getting hammered. >> congratulations, guys. i do believe now the winner is the research money going to saint jude's >> she told me she makes great reservations. that's where she goes there. monica did post the winning recipe on our website, you can see the entire competition on our facebook page. >> well, if you are looking to put your own skills to the test, you might want to stop at he market. hi alyssa. >> hi, sarah. by this monday, you could pick any one of them to park, and that's when the city said this parking lot at the westside m

. >> reporter: one member republican ken bach didn't get a ton and insisted he can't be bought, but he did tell us this. does big pharma get what it wants? >> certainly from time to time. >> reporter: like in 2013 when lobbying members of congress urging them to pass the school access to emergency epinephrine act, a bill that when the president signed allowed schools across the country to store mylan's epipen. >> to me that's a brand awareness thing. >> reporter: this du college professor knows all too whale happened next. myla -- too well what happened next. mylan cornered the market and raised its >> it seems to me in this case the company has actually taken advantage of the law and raised prices, particularly when there's no real competition for them now. >> reporter: that's just one example. eight players were spending millions, 37 million in 2013, 35 million in 2014, and 36 million in 2015 lobbying congress on dozens of topics. that's 100 million worth of influence. is the system broken? >> it's not a system. people like her patients. how often do you hear concerns about costs now

the nine schools were chosen based off of s bach scores. all of them scored in the bottom 5 percent. 5 middle and 4 5 middle and 4 5 middle and 4 elementary schools made the list. they're craig elementary, fitzgerald elementary, kelly elementary, the middle schools are brinley, jerome mack middle, orr middle, there are still more steps in the process.... they still have to narrow it down from here...but still...just the idea that these schools could be taken over by charter schools has caused a lot of debate. we've seen push back and protests from parents, students, and teachers for the past few weeks saying they don't want the change to happen. but...some parents are optimistic. " "i think it's kind of a good thing honestly i would like to see the schools improve i do know that las vegas has a low rating as far as having good schools and stuff and i'd like to see some of the esl students benefit from the charter school as well as other students. i think it'd be a good thing for the community and for the school. (monique sanders. parent) th

bach thing.or example, justice ginsburg you had a claim like the dog one here, and then you had a separate claim that said something like the child was being abused in the bathroom or something like that, something that didn't implicate a faep or an i.d.e.a., i think that claim could go forward. it's a good claim under jones v. bach. what can't go forward is something like this, because congress had this in mind. they had the idea that a plaintiff can gut 1415 by saying, oh, i don't want an i.d.e.a. violation, i just want -- i don't want i.d.e.a. relief, i want money damages because then they could file that lawsuit on day one, evade the cooperative process that congress has set forth, get relief from the district court and then, by race judicata -- .. here also lies the peripheral. this is a dog for a child who is not subject to regulations. they have a teacher who was going around or a person who is acting as a guide within the schools and this is to that degree a peripheral matter with respect

derrick bach, says in screening occupy single sex colleges responded to the surge of interest in coeducation in the late 1960s, nancy has written an exceptionally thoughtful, balanced and judicious account of a sum that aroused passionate feelings at the time on both sides of the issue. we're very pleased she is here with us at harvard book store tonight. please join in welcoming professor nancy white mal ky el. >> thank you very much. a pleasure to be here tonight and to have an opportunity to talk about my new book. now she has already told you about the book to you have to forgive me if i repeat just a little built of what she said. it addresses the flood of decisions for coeducation at elite colleges and universities in the united states, and the united kingdom in the period 1969 to '74. literally dozens of single sex institutions went co-ed in this very short space of time. i've chosen to focus my book in the united states on the all-mail if ayes, princeton, yale, harvard and dartmouth, on three women's colleges, vassar, which went co-ed, and smith and wellesley, which had high level re

. >>> and chipolte, the burrito is advertised to be 300 calories bach guys in los angeles ate that burritos they said they were too fold. chipolte, they may up. doesn't include the burrito ourang else you put into it. they are asking chipolte to fess up and stop using the information. >> all right. just ahead, a warning before you take another selfie. >>> also coming up this morning no flags on campus the reason behind the new ban at a the most notorious pirates in history, 300 years after it new england's energy comes from a pool of energy producers. eversource buys it at a set price and delivers it to you. but the pool is shrinking, causing energy costs to go up and down. so we're working to increase the supply because more energy means lower energy costs for you and the communities we serve. ? . >>> before you take your next selfie the number of people of deaths trying to perfect picture, researchers found since 2014, 127 people died many others got hurt this includes falling off buildings drowning, trying to take a photo posting a weapon the majority of the deaths happened in indianapol

our i-team spoke exclusively to david bach about his son: ((david bach - student's father: i seen my son. he's very sad, very scary. father: my son is not a terrorist at all. he's just a kid.)) ((brian loftus)) >> sources told 8 news now there was also a manifesto written by the teen, but ccsd police would not comment on any investigation. investigators say the teen could face more charges./// ((brian loftus)) >>> today marks one week until election day .. hillary clinton is coming to the valley one last time before the nation goes out to cast their vote. she'll be in town tomorrow... just two days before early voting ends. no word on all of the details .. but we do know this will be a public event. more details./// ((brian loftus)) >>> 8 news now is your local election headquarters. you can find all things politics both on air and online at las vegas now dot com./// <<< <<< i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington ct my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's vot

joining us is jane bach. good morning to you, jane. tell us, mile high holidays, what is that. >> it's our annual campaign to encourage visitors and locals alike to get out and celebrate the holidays in the mile high city. >> give us an example what people can partake, what kind of traditions are going to on? . >> we have the lights up. that's pretty cool. they'll have zoo lights, and blossoms of light gardens. there's the heart-warming shows at the denver center for the performing arts. they have a christmas carol, "the christmas carol," then "rue doll if the red-nosed reindeer." ice skating, and of course lot of shopping, whether you're downtown, terry creek or all those neighborhoods around denver. >> that's almost the most important thing is the shopping. >> i was going to say, we've got the shopping down, the christmas lights um. now, if we can just get the weather department working here. >> i for sure. >> jean, i understand, too, there's some good deals for hotels around the area. can you tell us about? . >> milehigh.com is fill

. >> democrats must produce no young charismatic figures the way bach obama did eight years ago. the problem is exacerbated by dwindling influence in governor mansions and state houses. >> not only ever having to sit at the table because we are losing at the state level, but we are also not necessarily prepared to have a younger candidate and assist them to move up through the ranks. >> the generation gap is evident in the party's leadership meant to close the set to turn 77 in a few is expected to run for reelection as minority leader. and a letter to her to her as she called as he sat in trying week for all of us. more inimical. nicole: james rosen, thank you so much. and sports, a thrilling super bowl rematch between the seattle seahawks and the new england patriots. dallas cowboys throw up a dramatic win over the pittsburgh steelers. all the nfl highlights and at the weekend box office. >> on the dark side. nicole: marbles dr. strange remains on top. we'll have all the box office winners for you. what a week it was last week. record the dow had its best week ever in point ter

. >>> mar raws bach knows all too well flight the homeless vet. it's, it's tough. it's tough out there. his story began in 1975 operation eagle pull in frequent wind. evacuating soldiers from vietnam and cambodia. he never thought coming home when his real battle would begin. for longest time i didn't want to tell people i was veterans he tells you say bounced from job to job couch to couch, meal to meal. it took him getting arrest to shake his battle with homelessness. >> and one of the veterans services came in there they've actually got a veteran pod in jail for veterans. >> they told them about this, operation stand down. a 3-day community event in pasco county connecting homeless vets with resources they so desperately need hot meals for starter and employers, and housing and also a variety of complimentary health services. we really want to reach out find people that are struggling. because people don't always ask for help when they need it. you're put a handout helping them headaching a hand giving them respect and thanking them for their service which is ve

ernie bach jr. who supported trump tells the herald he haven't talked to the president-elect about a position in the administration, but he would think about it if asked. the paper says any offer will most likely be an ambassador position. in the newsroom this morning, daniel miller, fox25 news. taking credit for stopping ford from shutting down a plant that was headed from mexico, but reports this morning suggest that may be an exaggeration. the "new york times" said that ford never planned to move its kentucky facility. the plan was to move production of its lincoln suv to mexico and expanding ford production in louisville. donald trump said he worked hard with bill ford to keep the lincoln plant in kentucky. a bill to force donald trump to disclose his personal finances or put his business in the hands outside of his family. the presidential accountability act any president or vice president to sort south conflicts of have before taking office. in trump's chase means his company would be put in a

ernie bach jr. talked to the herald about the transition. he haven't been asked to be involved in the transition to the white house but if asked, he would think about it. he hosted several trump fundraisers for him from the primary through the general election. we will keep you posted. from the newsroom, daniel miller, fox 25 news. >>> the president-elect taking credit for stopping ford from shutting down a plant in mexico. but a report this morning sthawingts might be an exaggeration. ford never planned to move its kentucky facility. the actual plan was to move production of its lincoln suv to mexico while expanding escape production in louisville. trump said he worked hard with bill ford to keep the lincoln plant in kentucky. >>> massachusetts congresswoman katherine clark have introduced a bill to disclose his personal finances or put the hands. the presidential accountability financial conflicts of have before taking off office. in trump's case his company will be put in a blind trust and trump would not know who is managing it. during t

appointing jeff sessions, meeting chris conch bach suggests he intends to follow through with his rhetoric on immigration. it shows he's very serious about implementing elements that he campaigned on, chris kobach has a lot of experience fighting immigration. he got in a little bit of trouble last week in an interview with reuters. he talked about some sort of muslim registry. not clear about his wording because reuters didn't quote his exact words. there's a lot of push back from trump campaign there won't be a muslim registry. presbyteri so there does come with controversy but does give reassurance to people who thought donald trump was all rhetoric that, in fact, maybe he will come through on a lot of things he campaigned on. >> moving on to new jersey governor chris christie and new york mayor rudy guiliano also scheduled to meet with president-elect trump. governor christie released as leader of the transition team. mr. guiliano publicly vying for secretary of state. both men could prove liabilities to mr. trump. what might they be discussing at the golf club today? >> rudy guiliano w

bach gawker attorney kept fighting to reduce penalties settling on 31 bill mill i don't know dollar price tag. settlement stipulates a hogan receives some proceeds to sale of company >>> also new this morning nfl had ratings problem on its hands more and more viewers tuning out. when you look at the rating 23 teams are not must see to anyone but they're most dedicated fans. why? . washington post sports com ummist says penalties and commercials are sucking the life out game as well league constant need to brand everything. a game that was once fast moving has slowed down by yellow flags and ads. they have a different answer. they blame all of it on new research on brain damage. yeah, they have no interest in watching men's brains turned into mashed potatoes. >> hmm. speaking football bucks are set to take field in prime time tonight. as they host the falcons a raymond james stadium head coach dirk cutter hoping jameis winston and offense can keep pace and high flying falcons tonight game will former bucs safety john lifrnl lead team on to fieldef into at bucs ring of honor. >> kick off fo

michel bach decided to wear a huge eiffel tower through the entire 26-point- two miles... guess thats one way to show your country's pride. his friends say he's ran more an 200 marathons since he was 40. as many of you know... being married can be a bear... we'll explain why this couple decided to be married by a ... bear. a russian couple i'm catherine cortez masto and i approve this message. as a doctor, i see how decisions in washington impact my patients here in nevada. so even though i'm a republican, i won't be voting for joe heck. joe heck's voted ten times parenthood, which thousands of women depend on for cancer screenings. and heck opposes a woman's right to choose even when her health is at risk. for me and my patients, defend my home. and i will. i have no problem with background checks and good decent americans have a right to bear arms. bad guys? criminals? the dangerously mentally ill? we've made it way too easy for them to buy guns. dangerous people can walk into a gun show and buy a gun, no questions asked. after that, they could walk into my house, or you

you can wear anything and poleur bach. and her whiter whites, just dazzling. clorox splash-less bleach. . >>> it's friday, november 4th, and this, my friends, is goods. -- great day, washington. chris leary and i got a can. >>what's your name? markette sheppard. >>what are these things? >>what did you guys get? i'm getting mixed vegetables. is this for the boy scouts turkey trip? >>november 12th, yes. give thanks to the sponsors. if you find one of these things dropped off at your door, fill with so drop them off. >>they'll kick off the season of giving. they'll be leaving these bags on doorsteps from fredericksburg, virginia, to frederick, maryland. the goal is to collect 1 million pounds of food for area food banks. all you need to do is to spend the week filling it with canned and, of course, boxed food too items before next saturday, november 12th. the boy scouts will come back around and pick i'll be live next wednesday from the boy scouts of america. >>i think we can do it. >>and hopefully we can make some food on that friday. >>it sounds good to me. >>i