and that's just is what it is as a black artist in baltimore from baltimore when you come from baltimore especially if you come from the street if you take on a profession like professional artists, you don't get the luxury to sit back. you and just do art. you also have to be saving the lives of. at least 47 honey. other people right nobody's to say, oh my god. he takes these amazing pictures and then he goes drinks alcohol and he goes out on dates like nobody's going to say that. nobody's going to nobody's going to say that. they're going to say, what are you doing for the community? what are you doing for the people? where come from? so in actuality. if you get it, if you got a deal. for $100,000, it turns. into $20,000 because of the amount of people that you are, you may be taking of and mentoring and looking out and trying to do things for and trying to put on and trying to set up and it takes to exist in that space. is that dangerous? i did it. i'm not going to do it again. but i know i know. but no. and it is dangerous. but i just think about once again, you know, going past is m

look, hello, baltimore. [applause] is there any union organizers in the house?'re making a run, man. brandon scott, thank you for the passport to the at the great city. governor, lieutenant governor, i can't tell you how much i appreciate you being here and the money you've committed to make this work as well. two of my best duddies in the united states congress, no hyperboles, two of the best united states senators i have ever served with an i served there for 36 years. ben and chris. quasi mfume -- qweise mfume, that's the guy i call. you helped us get so much of this doab including the prompt we're here to celebrate. thanks to the members of the maryland delegation and congressman john sarbanes, he and his dad and i talked a lot about amtrak. spent a lot of time working on it. dutch, you're still here, aren't you? dutch, good to see you. as well as steny hoyer. steny, hell of a guy. for real. [applause] i kidded steny for years, he represents the western shore of delaware. we call the delmarva peninsula. steny, you're the best, one of the greatest champions t

the book is baltimore city and this is a question for, mr. williams, because you wrote most of the essays and you first introduce us to some of the the challenges of some of the schools in baltimore, the teacher, the student. why so much of the book on? baltimore, what made what stood out to you about that city in the book i wrote some chapters on transparency and home life and listen the the results the grade point average of kids in that school when you talk about almost 56% of the students has less a 2.0 average, almost 1.4 average. i mean, that's almost unheard of. and when the school system tells you there's no such thing as ghost students, that school students in the classroom, you go out and find students have not been in the classroom for two or three years and the schools system is being paid on those students. and you file a lawsuit in realize that the school board never itself, they lie to you, they tell you whatever they want you to hear because they don't think that you're going to have the resources go and sue them and judge rul

real quick, we do have a charter school in baltimore. 90% success rate of graduating black boys, black meals, very successful that those school board wants to shut down because of some technicality but their paperwork that could have been corrected in a minute. okay? they don't want to solve the problem because they want to retain their power and control. enough is enough! parents need to wake up, fight back and tell them, "no these are our children and they have meaning and a purpose and you don't get to run their lives!" >> todd: perfectly celebrated when some success story comes out of the project with an education. that should be a one-off. every child should have the opportunity in america and those kids did nothing to deserve the horrible education from a horrible system that is keeping them down. kj and evie, thank you for your insight and work in this area. this is they want number one issue facing our country, and i always say thank you for your time. >> thank you for having us. >> ashley: new york democrats pushing a new bill t

baltimore is spending $32,000 per student.money per pupil than any other big district, basically. did the money go to laptops? nope. it went to school district bureaucrats, prince pals, administrators, superintendents, you know, the people are basically making hundreds of thousands of dollars and they don't even teach. they stole the covid money, too. when you factor in pensions and perks, baltimore teachers are making more than six figures. the city also spent 700 grand on hall monitors when the entire school district was remote. they got paid to not monitor a single hall. consultants got paid a quarter million to help fight white silence, too. so it's a big cash grab and students brains are rotting. do you think the politicians should be angry? i do. but, no. the politicians are angry at fox for reporting it. >> sent you an email about the 23 schools in baltimore city who have zero students proficient in math. >> when you do a school story about something succeeding in the schools, i will respond. you never do. >> who do you

host: baltimore independent color go ahead. >>caller: this is why i'm here as a black male because his ideas and see i was a democrat all my life. host: what are the ideas you are rejecting? >>caller: the whole defined the police movement. i am definitely for police accountability that what they are doing they are destroying police departments look at his own city. they are leaving new york they are leaving california because they hate the police and don't want the police nobody wants to do the job and because of that the police departments are struggling to get people and because they are struggling they are hiring the rejects of society because of the lower standards. >> first of all the police department in new york city has not been defended police departments across the country are not defunded. that is not happening number one.ta number two talk about public safety from the perspective of public health police respond at best after a crime has been committed and then they do their jobs to make sure the person is held accou

i watched baltimore and i have many, many friends in baltimore. >> we just forgot about baltimore.t disaster it is. >> whatever you do, don't go to baltimore. it's one of the worst places in the western hemisphere. it's a little bit of haiti in the mid-atlantic. >> and that brings me to the more important point, the modern republican party is in denial about the threat from right-wing and white supremacist terrorism. tucker carlson has called white supremacy quote a hoax. after a white nationalist killed 51 people at two mosques in new zealand in 2019, donald trump downplayed the problem, claiming it was just a small group of people. and, of course, we cannot forget charlottesville in 2017, when neo-nazis chanted, will jews not replace us, and other nazi slogans. and this was their then president's reaction. . >> you had a group on one side that was that, and yet a group on the other side that was also very violent. i think there is blame on both sides, and i have no doubt about it, and you don't have any doubt about it either. you also had people that were very fine people on both

. >> let's hear from sean in baltimore. you're on with the congressman. >> hey, i just wanted to say people like this congressman of the reason why me as a blackmail, i'm leaving the democratic party. [inaudible] i was a democrat all my life. >> sean, what are the ideas you are rejecting? >> the whole defund the police movement. i most definitely and for police accountability. police need to be held accountable. what they are doing is they are destroying police departments. he should look at his own city. look how everybody is leaving. they are leaving new york. they are leaving california because they hate the police. they don't want the police. look at all the retirement. no one wants to do the job! because of that, police departments are struggling to get people. they are struggling so badly. they are hiring the rejects of society. when i say the rejects of society, they are lower and standards. >> i heard your point. i will have the congressman respond. >> first of all, the police department in new york city has not bee

there's a report that shows baltimore six hundred -- city in the country.roit, oakland, memphis, we know how bad memphis is in the last month learning more about how police. baltimore is in a bad place, seems like a good education should and i don't think those are against the. >> you want equality, people do have opportunity, stop telling them they are victims and everything is about their race. teach them life skills they need to hold the making of unfairly facing glad you brought up but i also want to bring covid in this isn't just the school system, this was made worse by two years, a year or two, sometimes longer in some places of remote learning, masks schools, vaccine requirements, all the attention was placed on covid and kids fell through the crooks. you know who really fell through the crooks? pork it's their parents couldn't afford to put them in a private show. parents could afford it replicas of the schools for the because of covid or crt and drag queen story hour, they've taken the kids into the private schools so who suffers? the kids already

why so much goun violence in baltimore? >> it's too easy to get a gun.he young men we work with feel there is any consequence. they say they pull a gun out of a drawer like we put a belt on. i am going to pull out that gun and shoot them before they shoot me and that is related to trauma and that is the root cause of violence. >> reporter: in a setting where the most profitable business is the sale of drugs. >> unless you live here and see it, you would never tbelieve ths block generates about 20,000 a day. all day, every day. >> reporter: $20,000 a day passing through just one block. >> there is a lot of people on that block. there is a structure as well. so the guys at the bottom they are not keeping anything close to that. >> reporter: you live there, you live on that block? >> i do. >> reporter: why? >> it's inexpensive and i am young and single so i can live in a place a little less comfortable to save money. the other is to be i want to wake up every morning and see the guys that are in the program. >> reporter: are you protected in any way? when i

elizabeth: next up, a mother pro baltimore outraged over the systemic failures in baltimore public schoolsudents. this from the front lines of america's education crisis. a big might in congress. -- fight breaks out in congress, cdc director tries to dismiss a new major study reveals little to no evidence this masks stop kean keep, the dr. janet is with us, on the "the evening edit" next. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor, start an anti-diarrheal, and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever, chills, or other signs of infection. ve

from our team on the ground >>> also tonight, the arrests in an alleged neo-nazi plot to attack baltimore's power grid how authorities say the suspects planned to, quote, completely destroy the city and how they were caught >>> the train derailment emergency in ohio. new evacuations ordered as authorities release toxic chemicals from tanker cars, hoping to avoid a potentially catastrophic explosion. >>> the race to recover that suspected chinese spy balloon shot down off the south carolina coast the military saying the debris field is roughly 15 football fields by 15 football fields wide. what can the u.s. learn from the remnants >>> president biden on the eve of the state of the union address our new reporting on last-minute changes to his speech >>> a day after she made grammy history, tickets to beyonce's new tour going on sale can ticketmaster avoid a meltdown this time >>> and the father, the daughter, and the bucket list, "inspiring america." >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening, and thank you for joining us powerful and dangerous aftershocks have

bottom line on this now in baltimore, baltimore is a real pioneer there.nd the way that same way the baltimore is a pioneer of racial segregation and ordinances. baltimore is one of the first places that creates one of these anti-cop arcane ordinances. the case in 1910, it's called swans cocaine ordinance. mike casiano written a terrific article about it in the book baltimore revisited. just an incredible story, the way in which baltimore is a place that very much innovates these kind of crime control measures that are entirely racialized. and so we've seen and also creating both internal borders and order. and we we sit here on greenmount avenue, one of our internal borders here in baltimore. so i want everyone to say thank you to ben before i turn it over to question. and i think we're happy to take your questions. there's a mic here if anyone wants to ask particular things. have the gentleman on the back over here and we're going to go around here, which is why i ask that you keep your rather truncated because there's so much to unpack there. we could b

the next guest educating baltimore schools is no him and found own baltimore school. ian smith.rning, how are you? >> steve: i am shocked as i'm sure you are. there is always one kid, two kids, but how is it possible that baltimore is spending close to $20,000 per student per year and nobody can do math? >> the student body is 77,800. the budget for baltimore city public schools is $1.62 billion with a capital b, the highest funding with the lowest performing system in the state of maryland. up to 23 schools with zero proficiency. ten of them are high schoolers. so what are we preparing tenth and 11th and 12th graders to do? the crisis and the city and i'm sorry to have to discuss it with you, but we got to do with it. >> steve: 's before, if you are a parent with kids in school, you have to look at these findings and say, "why bother and put my kids are that? essentially they are just babysitting them and they aren't teaching them anything! >> here is the reality they are spending $21,000 per student. and they monetize our children. they have ghost students and they falsify rec

this is one of the substations that provides power to baltimore.t charge carries a maximum penalty of up to 20 years. >> all right, stephanie gosk, thank you. >>> let's get to that train derailment emergency in ohio where late today officials carried out a controlled release of toxic chemicals from some of the derailed cars, as thousands of residents remained evacuated. ron allen is there with dramatic new video. >> reporter: tonight, emergency crews desperately trying to get control of a potentially deadly situation with a controlled detonation. for three days warning residents the burning wreckage of a freight train could explode, sending shrapnel and toxic fumes a mile in every direction over a rural ohio community. >> it's kind of crazy for a small town like this. >> reporter: thousands of residents under a mandatory evacuation order. police going door to door, threatening families with children with arrest if they don't leave. >> police car came up and said evacuate, evacuate now, get out. >> reporter: friday night, as many as 50 of the train'

so stop one was baltimore and this is his son robert.and robert rode from to baltimore about a two hour ride. and this is the only lincoln family member to ride what was called the lincoln special? that's what they called lincoln's funeral train. so he rode a grand total of 2 hours, and that was the only time a lincoln family member rode the train. robert did later meet the entourage, the funeral entourage in springfield and in baltimore where lincoln's coffin was taken, the exchange building where was viewed for an hour and a half. okay. so this was the shortest viewing time out of any of the stops and it's estimated that about 10,000 people viewed him during this time. so from there, he was taken to harrisburg where he was the funeral party was met with just an absolute deluge of rain. he was taken to the capitol. there were 25,000 people viewed him. and then from there the following day, they stopped at lancaster. his coffin was not. but lincoln's predecessor james buchanan, the 15th president, was in for the reception. lancaster stop

why can't baltimore students comath? -- do math?ly a lack of money versus a lack of allocating that money to the correct resources. i think that the issues here in baltimore city have been so generational, it's been going on for decades where they have continuously had the same struggles. so i think that it's making sure that the money is being used the way it's supposed to be. whether it's intervention, extra resources for these teachers because, quite honestly, i personally, my husband and i, we don't blame teachers, we blame the system, the administration. those are who we are holding accountable. jon what about school choice? if you could, you know, have a choice to the send your child, you know, and take vouchers or tax credits or something to send your child to another school or a school that might offer better performance, would you take them up on that? >> we would. personally, we're pulling our child out of the school that he's in -- jon: you are? >> we are. and our son goes to a charter school. so we even thought that by p

>>> in this country tonight, the fbi says a potentially catastrophic attack on the power grid in baltimore was thwarted with the arrest of two people who they say were plotting to carry it out stephanie gosk is in baltimore with more. >> reporter: tonight, the fbi says white supremacists sarah clendaniel and brandon russell were plotting to wipe out baltimore's power grid within the coming weeks. the alleged plan was to spray five substations with gunfire. >> the accused were not just talking but taking steps to fulfill their threats and further their extremist goals. >> reporter: according to the affidavit, clendaniel telling an undercover agent "it would probably permanently lay this city to waste. russell allegedly told the fbi the goal was to create a "cascading failure. federal prosecutors say these photos show clendaniel had access to firearms. in one a woman the fbi believes to be her is dressed in tactical gear containing a swastika, holding a rifle and with a pistol authorities say russell started an ethnically motivated violent extremist group that embraced neo-nazi ideas and tar

baltimore we have to stop expecting governments. these are government schools. government fails us everywhere and the worst they do the more money they asked for. so we are actually until mike actually buying bad results. what do we get with bad results? bigger government. worst results from a bigger government and you shower these idiots with money. you know what they did with the money from the covid relief? they hired a hall monitor as well removed learning. they gave hall monitors, they didn't monitor a single hall a bonus. then they gave bonuses to teachers and raises to the bureaucrats. and they didn't buy a single laptop for the city of baltimore. >> jeanine: this is america. "the fastest" is up next. ♪ ♪ world war ii - and right now. that's a deep hole. and i don't know how we'll climb out of it. that's why i buy gold from rosland capital. rosland capital is a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bullion, lady liberty gold and silver proofs, and premium coins, can help you preserve your wealth. call rosland capital to receive yo

it is not just baltimore. it is most of these towns.ith the term soft bigotry of low expec expectations. it is at a crucial point. there was a time in this country where you can get in a car, drive from alabama to go to michigan and get a good job. working making cars, buy a house and send your kids to college. those kind of jobs are gone. you have to have -- you need what they call not a blue collar or white collar job. you have to be proficient at certain things particularly math. and i think what is happening in these cities to be quite honest with you, is i think it's like an assault on the people that live there and on this country because we are only as strong as our weakest link. what breaks my heart these folks who live in the cities and whose kids don't get the great educations vote for the same people over and over again that have very little faith in their children with rigorous work and give them watered down work from the very beginning and it just compounds. i know new york city, for instance, what they call the achievemen

host: michelle in baltimore, just enough you say. you think the republicans are doing the right amount of investigating of the president. caller: that's right and good morning and thank you for c-span. i work for the federal government. i'm one of those auditors they talk about that they're going after. i'm a democrat but believe it or not i'm a professional and i work hard for my degree and my certifications. so i'm get a do my job. it's not right or left, it's doing my job. so i appreciate the investigations they are doing. because we have to tiptoe around the work we do to make sure we are not offending the right side of the thinking. i like what they are doing because it exposes that we are doing the work we are supposed to do. we are not going after the right, we are just doing our job. host: up on capitol hill yesterday for this twitter hearing lawmakers also heard from about the southwest mixup recently in flights and the southwest message to the hill was we messed up. if you're interested in that hearing we covered that on ca

>> no shoot multiple electrical substations in the baltimore area, aiming to, quote, completely destroy this whole season. >> reporter: her alleged partner in crime, brandon russell, the founder of a neo-nazi group. only recently out of prison for possessioning illegal explosives. the fbi claims russell wanted to inflict as much pain as possible on the predominantly black city of baltimore. writing to an undercover fbi informant that he wanted to carry out the attack when there's the greatest strain on the grid. russell stating that such an attack could lead to cascading failure, costing billions of dollars. david, fbi and homeland security officials have warned in recent bulletins that white supremacists and other radicals are plotting to attack the electrical grid. there have been several such assaults on substations across the nation in recent months, including multiple involved incidents in north carolina. david? >> pierre thomas, thank you. >>> we turn now to the latest very close call at an airport in this country. this time, at the airport in austin. a southwest airlines passenge

residents near the search area northeast of baltimore. we're told to shelter in place, and some schools were even closed. big victory for high school girls in florida who have been forced to answer very personal and what some described as discriminatory questions about their menstrual cycles. he's andrea fuji has the details. this morning. female student athletes in florida will no longer be asked questions about their periods in a medical history form. te from parents and the public, her eyes welled up in tears at the concept of having to give such personal information. a menstrual cycle is very personal to a young girl into a woman mom whose 16 year old daughter plays soccer, started a petition online and during an emergency meeting yesterday, the florida high school athletic association agreed with her voting for 18 to 2 to remove all mandatory questions about menstruation on its sports participation form. including when was your most recent menstrual period? and how many periods have you had in the past 12 months? critics claim the qu

not a single student in 23 baltimore schools was proficient in math in 2022. you would think by accident, by chance, at least one kid would show up proficient. this is a stain on our society. >> it's a failure of a complete generation. 23 schools had zero proficient. and the other 20 only had 2 kid. the school district said once we come out of covid and we get more funding we'll get right on track. they improve their self-esteem but give them no tools to succeed in the future. you have got to get them out of

federal authorities foil an effort to bring down baltimore's electrical grid. and we examine frederick douglass' formative years in new england. >> this is the pbs newshour, fromweta studios in washington and at the walter cronkite school of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: president joe biden delivers his assessment of where the country's been and where it'going later tonight. our lisa desjardins and laura barron lopez join me now with more on what to expect. laura, you have been talking to white house officials. what message does president biden hope to convince the congress and the american people? >> white house officials told me the untry is going to say the president needs to finish the job he started in the first two years of his presidency. he is going to be exuding optimism but there are going to be central themes on foreign policy, the continu defense of ukrainagainst russian aggression, countering china, and the competitiveness and the u.s. trying to counter china's economic rise as a rival. on the economy, job growth. the president is

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yesterday i was in baltimore for a similar announcement of the baltimore potomac tunnel, another criticalction that was built nearly 150 years ago. no changes in 150 years. i walked through that sucker too. [laughter] you think i am joking? i am not. . when you commute on the highway every single day, and that was my highway, you get interested when you are told things are falling apart. over the next few years we will hit milestones including the east river tunnel here in new york, the susquehanna bridge in maryland, the connecticut river bridge. we are not stopping at all. this was rail. earlier this month, i was in kentucky with the republican leader. we are spending over $1 billion on the brent spence bridge over the ohio-kentucky river that they have been trying to fix for years and years and years. we are repairing the original bridge and building an entirely new one parallel to it you know over that bridge today which keeps breaking down. trucks carry roughly two billion dollars worth of freight goods every single day across that bridge. now. from florida to canada. the bridge was

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big russian if seen near the front line in baltimore, a heap curve has been fully taken under our control. wagner group regiments, fully control bear. he's co. oh. but deep if adamant it's forces i standing there ground despite rushes constant attacks. well, russian president vladimir putin has claim that ukraine's allies planning to dismantle russia in an interview. it on state t. v on sunday western countries have dismissed this hootin said russia had no choice but to take into account nato's nuclear capabilities. then he also accused nato members of taking part in russia's conflict by donating arms to keith. earlier i asked he w, russia, analyst, constantine, hey, get in vilnius. what printed meant when he said russia cannot ignore nato's nuclear capability? frankly speaking, i don't think he means anything in particular, of putin has been ploy. and by the way, this is, this is a truism of banality to say that because of course, a amy nuclear arms country has to take into account. what are the nuclear on countries alliances do? i mean, it's ridiculous to a claim otherwise. so essential

baltimore is a predominantly black city.eeing the effects of the hatred at the highest levels of power in this country. >> they're being brought to justice. before that, they were given more than a hall pass and told they were good people. even on january 6th. they have been brought to justice. what happens to the attacks on power grids. this one, they just figured out and arrested and charged. others are more mysterious. >> the moore county attack, where 45,000 people were without power for days, that's unsolved. the thing that was the catalyst for this was metcalf, california, in 2013. that was highly sophisticated. it's the model that were on the internet saying we have to exploit this and bringing it forward. >> we're going into a new era. there was a time when you could get on an airplane with a ticket with somebody else's name on it. we're well past that. we have a situation where five or ten years from now, it would be unthinkable we would leave so much of the grid exposed in this way. >> we have to mention. we just s

it forces have captured a village in north of baltimore in eastern ukraine. and this for did relief by russia, big russian, if seen near the front line in baltimore, a heap curve has been fully taken under our control. wagner group regiments fully control their heat co well. but deep if adamant it forces i standing there ground despite rushes constant attacks. russian president vladimir putin is portraying the war in ukraine as a response to what he calls on existential threats from the west. he repeated the accusation in an interview to the states t. v. on sunday, saying ukraine's allies were planning to quote this bond at his country. the claim which has been dismissed by western countries comes as the e u approved e 10th package of sanctions against russia on saturday. the latest measures include fair by export bands worth more than 11000000000 euros. our correspondence jack barrack in brussels, told me more about the latest functions package. well, it nearly didn't get over the line. they really wanted the europeans to get done on the 24th of february to

maryla woman is acd onspiring with a neo-nazi leader in florida to attack the baltimore power grid. they were planning a series of sniper attacks to cope cripple the power grid at a time when demand and he was at the highest. >> they took steps to shoot multiple electrical substations in the baltimore area, aiming to completely destroy the city. >>> the attacks were meant to further the racist agenda. >>> crews are intentionally releasing toxic chemicals. people living in the area were ordered to leave earlier today. crews went door to door to make sure everybody was out. >>> they failed to perform pre- fight safety checks for boeing plans. the aviation administration said united did away with the warning should check that was a requirement. they were not in airworthy condition. united has 30 days to respond. >>> congress is considering new rules for airlines after disruptions ruin the holidays for thousands of americans. airlines need to do more to protect customers. they also want to limit fees for bags, seeding and changes or cancellations. they want to prohibit charges for famie

and that's part of what makes these arrests about this planned baltimore attack today significant.se the former explosives hoarder arrested today, he's the founder of a neo-nazi group called the atomwaffen and former machete wielding robber wrote what the fbi believed to be an ideological manifesto of sorts, which both references hitting electrical substations to knock out power and also her admiration for the unabomber and for hitler. joining us now is kathleen belew, the author of "bring the war home, the white power movement in paramilitary america." it is really the seminal text in this field. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> so i said at the top of the show tonight this appears to be emerging as a favored tactic of the white power movement and the sort of neo-nazi affiliated white supremacist movement in the united states. is that a fair generalization? >> yes. although the electrical part may be new but infrastructure attacks by this movement are not new. this is a strategy pioneered by the order in 1983 moving forward. and that group is sort of the base of

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and, look at baltimore, a predominantly black city.e seeing the humane effects of this hatred that's been powered at the highest level of the country. >> i, mean they are being brought to justice, now, after january six. i take your point. before, that they were given more than a hall pass and told that they -- but they are being brought to justice. but that brings me to, what happens with them? they haven't gotten to the bottom with this. the neo-nazis, that you're describing, they just figured out and arrested in georgia -- , but i heard something serious. >> i mean, the more county attack from christmas day, were 44, 000, people without power for days and that remains unsolved. the thing that was the catalyst for this wasn't metcalf california back in 2013 and that was highly sophisticated. it became kind of the model that spawned in the dark corner of the internet in the white nationalist world saying that we really have to exploit this. and to bring it forward. >> we would be going into a new era where there was a time not that lo

clendaniel and brandon russell spent months planning to shoot power stations around the city of baltimore. they're accused of trying to further their racist mission. they communicated with an fbi informant. there's no word that the plot was carried out or related to other plot attacks across the country. >>> and there are disturbing new details in the alleged incident involving the 6-year-old boy accused of shooting and wounding his teacher last month in virginia. the teacher abby zwerner filed a legal notice planning to sue. the boy slammed and broke her cellphone two days before the shooting. it also claims he once choked another teacher until she couldn't breathe. school administrators have been accused of ignoring warnings the boy had a gun the day of the shooting. >>> a south carolina judge is allowing jurors in the double murder trial of former attorney alex murdaugh to hear evidence of his alleged financial crimes. murdaugh is accused of murdering his wife and 22-year-old son in 2021. now, prosecutors say he killed his family to gain sympathy and buy time to cover up the millions o

baltimore isn't fairing any better.y says in nearly 15% of its schools, zero students are proficient in math. school districts in other major metros are seeing declines post pandemic as well. in denver, only 28% of fourth gragraders were proficient in mh which is better than d.c., new york, l.a., philadelphia, or detroit, which had just 3% of its students at grade level according to the national assessment of educational progress' annual report card. >> i think most people don't realize just how much ground students have lost and not -- don't realize what it's going to take to help kids catch up. >> while many districts have released plans to tackle the learning loss. harvard education researcher thomas kaine says most are not doing enough to get students back up to speed from months and years of learning loss during the pandemic despite receiving $190 billion in aid from the federal government cabs research how far behind loss instruction time during the pandemic. >> there are a lot of kids getting a's and b's right no

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multiple electrical substations in the baltimore area. aiming to quote completely destroy this whole city, russell daniel appeared in federal court monday afternoon from their respective states they met online while serving earlier prison sentences. this follows two separate unrelated attacks on electrical substations late last year one in early december in moore county, north carolina , left homes and businesses without power for days, another over christmas weekend near tacoma, washington, knocked out power to 14,000. the electric grid is in the crosshairs of those who wish to do us harm, whether it's through a cyber attack or getting up close and trying to destroy it physically , both suspects could face up to 20 years behind bars if found guilty in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news, all right, let's turn now to our beautiful area, whether dry day here for us after a wet weekend, let's bring in roberta to find out more about our lovely weather was quite stormy this weekend. it was it was nice to have this dry day, right and lots o