. >> so with the switchful from student information systems last year under the director bill sandy son the superintendent we evaporated an end year the synergy if he were going to have clean day we'll use it to insure that the data is input correctly at that point, the year-end status was approved by the principle and in running the data this summer we realized that some of the summer school key results were not put into synergy so the data was run again in september with the just said kc results in the synergy that increase the rate so this is bans the october data run it is postponed on the agenda last year the board approved the graduation plans we said to show federal and state this is just the plan one students and that the - this slide shows that there of the amount of students that are in the other plan in terms of the significant relationship to the plan one students and so we can see at the end of the total clued is 4 hundred and 66 students or 11.4 based on 1910 and 5. >> i'm sorry to interrupt are those different plans listed here somewhere in the report or in the other docu

and that record includes vetoing a sandy bill of rights passed by the legislature in may and $20 million spent on tv ads which triggered a federal audit. >>> is and those sandy victims still homeless and in some cases desperate. but in response to that protester, a familiar christie tic of yelling at people. about whom christie said this earlier in the week about a potential lawsuit. >> looks like you're going to have to defend this in court. >> whatever. get in line. i've been sued lots of times before. bring it on. she was inside the hospital in a climate controlled area with access to her cell phone, internet, takeout food. she was doing just fine. >> she had takeout. it could be his biggest liability. after all, americans like their leaders to be not just strong but also likable. and that wraps things up for "the reid report." see you back here tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. eastern and be sure to visit us online. "the cycle" is up next. hey cyclists. at least she had takeout. >> makes all the difference. >> what do you have going on today? >> a lot going on. first of all, jonathan capehart a

relief that congress passed was $6.5 billion about the most important irene relief he did was in the sandy billwhich waited 75 days wilshusen congress. we all remember the bickering and fighting. it's one of the first things we got done so in terms of taking credit there's a record in the facts speak for themselves. >> moderator: we will get back to that i'm sure. >> the controversial oil extraction depending on what he decide to do and drilling in the marcellus shell. what do you propose instead of trekking to make energy more affordable long-term for new yorkers and to reduce the country's overall boat reliance on foreign oil? maloney: this is the big difference between us. the commerce meant supports fracking in the hudson valley and i think it's a terrible idea. she supports cracking on federal lands like they reservation or the delaware river national park are the wallkill national bird century. that is what open a federal lands to fracking would mean. she doesn't support disclosure of the chemicals being pumped in the ground. if we are going to do it like to know what toxic materials are

sandy, we had the nor'easter. >> yes, on halloween. thanks, bill stories making news this morning, americans are getting bigger and now so are crash test dumbies. a new model that weighs 273 pounds is up from traditional crash dumbies that weigh 167 pounds. studies found obese drivers are 80% more likely to die in a car crash. >>> he is out of the hospital, but not necessarily out of the woods. jose canseco tweeted this video. hope i can keep my finger, but grateful it wasn't worse. he shot off his middle finger, cleaning his gun. >>> a new poll shows americans feel being a politician is the scariest job to have. you have to keep in mind, it beats kindergarten teachers and a crime scene investigator that comes in at five. followed by animal trainer, mortician, stand-up comedian and the tenth scariest job, i can attest to this, a parent. >>> a petition is calling on victoria's secret to call in their campaign. you can attain the body they promote in their slogan. >>> a new york woman was arrested for drunk-driving twice within a matter of hours. now

bill is. you'll want to read this book. it's called superstorm sandy and the traces of genesis of the hurricane and tell the story of those in her path. killed 222 people in the caribbean and caused an estimated $62 billion in damage. >>> we are learning more about a case of hazing at a new jersey high school that ended with a football season canceled for the rest of the year. this as the district gets ready to decide the future of the team's coaches. >>> and another potential data breach. shoppers need to know about. the experts at cnbc will break it down for us and tell us what the recent rash of compromised cards means for the holiday shopping season. >>> 5:24 and some delaware school kids get a high-tech surprise. brickville elementary school in middletown. you see the kids here tearing into the boxes from amazon.com. and amazon employees in the middletown fulfillment center delivered tablets to the school yesterday. teachers here say they will use them to keep the kids reading great. >>> new data today on existing home sales could have an impact o

. >> reporter: bill had another idea, to build the playgrounds in towns that were hard hit by hurricane sandy. then all he had to do was put the word out and they came from everywhere. >> i'm a firefighter in corning, new jersey. >> mississippi. >> toronto, canada. >> reporter: everything you see here was donated, land, materials, the tradesmen working for free and all kinds of volunteers. >> it feels real good to help someone but want nothing in return. >> reporter: it's personal work the families of each sandy hook victim get to work on the playground dedicated to their family member. and for this project that includes dawn's grandchildren and daughters. what would your mother make of all of this? >> she would be so incredibly proud of her grandchildren. this really just explains who she was. she was full of love and life and happiness. and this is something that i don't think she could have done better herself. >> reporter: the father of this project, bill, the retired firefighter, says this work has changed his life. >> my mom would say, throw your problems in a pile with everybody else's

conservative republicans like peter king criticizing the republican leadership for not even voting on a sandy relief billls you everything you need to know about the need for solutions and less politics. >> are you ignoring the fact that barack obama has been rejected by many democratic candidates this year. they don't want him campaigning for him because he's not popular. >> i'll tell you what i tell my candidates, if you're running in a blue district like nancy pelosi's, chances are voters want to make sure you've been with the president every step of the way. if you're running in a red district. voters want to make sure you've never took a step with the president. but the districts we're running in are competitive districts, they're purple. i tell people just be those people. agree with them when you agree and disagree when you disagree, there's no ideological litmus test in these purple competitive swing districts. >> running away from the presidents, the sixth-year effect of a president and all ha. they always wind up being somewhat unpopular, but you guys are running away from the president here. d

sandy. >>> a new jersey assembly committee is holding a hearing on a bill that would require employers to give workers paid sick leave. workers would get one hour of paid leave for every 30 hours they work. they could accrue up to 40 hours. the senate hasn't discussed the bill yet. the city of trenton is putting a similar law up for vote next month. >>> today you will notice smoke in and around valley forge national park. a meadow will be burned in a prescribed burn. that will happen between 1:00 and 3:00 as long as the weather cooperates. they will not burn if it gets too windy. it's being set to reduce an invasive plant species that is encroaching on the meadow. facilities and roads and trails will remain open. if you drive or yellow springs road, you may experience delays if the smoke is thick. >>> new developments concerning the ebola outbreak. there's a plea from the west african nation hardest hit. >>> new questions surrounding the crash of a malaysian jetliner over ukraine. the discovery that has investigators wondering how much those on board may have known about their fate. >>> j

bill henley, coming up. >>> two years ago -- this is what hurricane sandy left behind in cumberland county. and many other counties in our area as well. the storm knocked houses off their foundation, leaving piles of rubble behind. today, some people are still struggling to put the pieces back together. nbc 10's jesse gary is live in cumberland county. jesse? >> reporter: yeah, tracy, we're in ft. escew downtownship. this house is being raised to protect the structure against future flooding, by mandate. but over here, look, nothing. no house. just sand and the bay. well, that's actually an improvement. take a look at our video. just one year ago, this site had a home on it. the back half of that home was sitting in delaware bay after superstorm sandy punched a hole in the sea wall. fast forward to this year and the house has been removed, another sign, despite the slow pace of state and federal relief efforts, the recovery here continues, largely on the backs of the people who have been affected. >> the community itself in a lot of these areas has really rallied to the cause and provided a

bill. >> reporter: it appears someone put a skimming device on the atm at the sandy spring bank in urbana. that allowed them to copy account information and make some illegal cash withdrawals in new york. police are on the case. >> investigators have worked closely with other law enforcement agencies throughout maryland who have had similar instances of skimming devices at sandy spring banks. >> reporter: banks reimburse victims of atm skimming schemes. coming up at 6:00, a suspect picture and tips on how not to get taken at you're atm. live in frederick, pat collins, news4. >>> turning now to ebola and the headlines of the day. two patients being treated for ebola in the u.s. are now receiving the same experimental drug. it's an anti viral medication, different from the drug given to americans who have survived the disease. the patient in dallas who flew through dulles airport here remains in critical condition. as the u.s. military helps in efforts to fight the crisis in africa, we have learned some u.s. troops will be testing samples from ebola patients. about 4,000 service members are

. >> bill had another idea, to build the playgrounds in towns that were hard hit by hurricane sandy.all he had to do was put the word out and they came from everywhere. >> it feels real good to help someone but want nothing in return. >> it's personal work. the families of each sandy hook victim get to work on the playground dedicated to their family member. and for this project, that includes dawn's grandchildren and daughters. >> what would your mother make of all of this? >> she would be so incredibly proud of her grandchildren. this really just explains who she was. she was full of love and life and happiness, and this is something that i don't think she could have done better herself. >> that was nbc's brian williams reporting. >>> 7:27 now. nbc 10 news today continues in just a moment with another half-hour of news, and matt delucia is live on the scene of a barn fire and mishap for some of the responding firefighters. matt? >> reporter: yeah, and just a few minutes ago, we got closer to this fire scene, as you can see behind me that the smoke is just rising from the ashes here

bill. even i'm affected. >> president obama shared the story while signs an executive order to tighten security for federal benefits debit cards. >>> next, home sweet home. this morning a hurricane sandy victim's two-year struggle will soon come to an end. we'll explain after the break. >>> and a pretty nice day today, even tomorrow. but we do have some colder temperatures in the forecast for part of your weekend. here's a live look outside right now. and before the sun comes up. temperatures this morning are on the cool side. we'll take a look at your weekend forecast next. is a lifeline forast cancer so many people. it is more than a community. it is a family. there's always a hug. you're friends for life. when i needed guidance, and i needed support, living beyond breast cancer was there. last year, 5-hour energy raised over $340,000 for living beyond breast cancer purchase a specially marked bottle now through december 31st... and a portion of the proceeds will help breast cancer survivors live beyond their diagnosis. >>> good saturday morning. we're off to a cool start this morning. but this is not going to be the coolest day of the weekend. today we do stay nice. temperatures th

just as a side bar, gretchen, when sandy -- when hurricane sandy hit the united states, fema stepped in and said we will help pay the hospital billsor anybody affected. we have yet to hear this declared. we don't have the number of cases yet, but there is a chance that down the road this could be declared a national emergency. maybe fema would step in, who knows? >> who pays the wages if somebody is quarantined. >> now new york state is talking about -- the state itself, taxpayers, are paying for the cost of any state worker or nurse or saying who has been quarantined. they will not get insurance because they will be able to do the job. they're being quarantined. when you look at it overall, getting back to caring for the uninsured, annual costs for caring for uninsured and foreign-born individuals, $41 billion. that's why we have $100 costs of advil for a pill, right? that's according it a 1986 bill that said, you know, hospitals have to do the care for these -- for noncitizens and the uninsured. >> thank you for breaking it all down. >> thank you. >> don't miss her on the fox business network. if you can't find it, log on to fox

connecticut, with an ad drawing attention to the far-reaching gun control bill signed by governor dana will i in the mass shootinghe at sandy hook elementary. it's a broader effort to aid candidates with bipartisan credentials that would make curbing gun violence a priority and is financing an ad supporting a strict gun control bill signed a 2013 with republicans support. the money is coming from mr. bloomberg's independence usa pac, which plans to spend twice a million dollars backing moderate candidates of both parties before the midterm elections. -- $25 million. undecideding about voters. let's go to tyrone, from north carolina. good morning. caller: good morning. i'm calling in because people shouldn't be undecided. only he have to do is go back for the last six years and see what the republicans have been doing. when children get killed in sandy hook, the nra told republicans they vote for gun legislation, they were going to beat them out. up, theagedy that comes republicans use it for political gain, and that's not right. ben ghazi, and ebola for political gain. they shutdown the government. everything that has been

sandy hook, 87 school shootings, 20 since august. it's an epidemic, a public health epidemic and these gun safety bills should pass, whether it's background checks, child safety locks, liability insurance on the ownership of guns. even money to study ways to make guns safer as we study ways to make cars safer. we can't even pass that in congress. i think it's an outrage it's not a felony to sell and traffic illegal guns. there are common sense steps we could take that would protect americans. we should take them and vote for them and for candidates who support gun safety. >> thank you for your time today here as we report on a school shooting in marysville, washington with two confirmed deceased by the police. jim cavanaugh in nashville, can you tell us your thoughts on what i am about to play for you which is an eyewitness account from a student at the school who witnessed the shooting. let's take a listen to that. >> the shooter stand up and started shooting and my friend had ducked under the table but she was unaware and looked over and at that point a friend booked it out of the lunchroom and you know didn't see anything from that poi

bill was paid. similar numbers for internet, division, and cable. >> sign of the times. you may want to double-check the atm before taking money out at sandybank. they are looking for this man in connection with an atm skimming ring. she targeted six branches across maryland. the bank found skimming devices found to atm card readers. experts say check card readers for any loose or suspicious parts before swiping your card. >>> a man discovered with a load said gun at a d.c. courthouse. the security screenings he made it through with that gun tucked in his underwear. >>> 5:57 is your time now. weather and traffic on the 1s >>> right now at 6:00, after a tough fight, the nationals are out of the playoffs. the thank you message the team shared. >>> we are in the middle of a total lunar aoe claims. the earth covering up the moon. we will keep sharing this shot as the view changes through the next hour. but first here is meteorologist tom kierein helping you to get out the door. >> another view from tower camera. this part of the moon covered up by the earth's shadow. there is the limb of the earth. you can see that there. this is going to star

sandy hook. after each of these terrible incidents i think that congress will have the will to pass these common sense bills to get the guns off the streets and keep them out of the hands of mentally sick people or criminals. yet the political will never seems to be there. we just spent the whole day on hearings on ebola and congress was united and committed to work together to do everything to stop this terrible threat to the health of our citizens. yet when it comes to this terrible assault of guns killing young people across america, the political will needs to be there. we need to ban assault weapons, background checks. it's not even a felony now in america to traffic in illegal guns. make it a felony. i think that everyone agrees that drug barons shouldn't be able to traffic in illegal guns. gun safety locks for children, making sure they are locked up correctly. there are many steps you can take to keep it out of the hands of people that are just going to use it to kill people. we spent last year $5 billion on cancer research. but congress would not pass a bill that mark and i had 10 million to make g

bill. >> reporter: it appears someone put a scamming device on the atm atted the sandy spring bank in urbana. that allowed them to copy account information and make some illegal cash withdrawals in new york. police are on the case. >> investigators have worked closely with other law enforcement agencies throughout maryland who have had similar instances of scamming devices at sandy spring banks. >> i'm pat collins, "news 4 today." >> decision 2014, top two candidates for d.c. mayor could spend a lot of money. democrat muriel bowser has $1 million to spend before november 4th. independent candidate david catania has $5050 u and recent polls show catania is gaining ground. virginia voters will be house are for house and senate candidate candid if you can't complete an application in person, fill out an online application or mail one in. >>> there are growing health concerns right now over the artificial turf used on fields that your kids play on. it's an nbc investigation all parents should s >>> three weeks into air strikes in syria, but is the plan to target isis working? this morning we'll

bill. he voted for the government to shutdown. i did not. that's a big difference in our record. >> dr. cassidy? >> i voted for hurricane sandy but i didn't vote for $30 billion. what i didn't vote for was related on that which wasn't related to hurricane sandy. that's not quite the best use of taxpayer dollars from louisiana. and the disaster relief she speaks of, isaac was not mentioned in that disaster relief bill that says as we're going to speak about revenue sharing, that was pete domici's bill and bobby jindle worked on in that bill. i actually passed a bill until the house of representatives that would almost double what louisiana would receive from revenue sharing. it was bipartisan from drilling on the intercontinental shelf. it wasn't even considered. senator landrieu's bill she didn't bring it up either. harry reid and the administration were against it and it never came to vote. if she would have signed my bill and pass it it would never even come into law. i've said before to mihm constituents and i i'll say again i'll vote for any debt ceiling tcheel actually begins to address the debt ceiling problem. if it lo

sandy and said you are on your own. but 192 democrats voted for the disaster relief package which is the only reason it passed. same true for the violence against women's act, highway bill and the farm bill. when president bush was in office, democrats worked to pass a new gi bill, a bill to increase energy independence and legislation to prevent another great depression. today we see a republican majority that automatically opposes anything president obama present ever n though the country needs action. "atlas shrugged", the ann rand involved that ron paul sights often says this about congress: again "atlas shrugged"/ann rand quote there are two sides to every issue. one is right and one is wrong. but the middle is also evil. but the middle is also evil. comprimise isn't evil. it is the necessary pursuit of those who govern responsible in a agreement. we listen to each other. the american people are not looking for people that will not compromise. they want us to do this in a bipartisan way that demands comp compromise. it isn't hard to imagine the results if that were the case. according to a study in 2011, had the republican majority worked with accurates that year t

sandy. awaiting repairs as is the house across the street and another one down the street. it has been a tough road back for lot of people. it's still overwhelming when bill and ellen care think back to the amount of water they came rushing into their west harding of a home two years ago today. >> there was 62-inches on the ground here. we had close to 40-inches in our front house. >> hurricane sandy hi hitting holgate on long beach island particularly hard. >> it came in the back of the house under the house. >> reporter: couple retired here back in 2009. never imagining sandy would leave their beautiful home at the beach in ruins. >> it was just like surreal. we could not believe it. and the mud and the muck. >> reporter: also kind of surreal for the couple they're still not back in their home. >> two years. two years. >> you shed a lot of tears during the whole time period because you don know what you're going to do and how it's going to happen rt report they've lived in five different places and have been renning the house next door from friends for the last year and a half. >> you sleep on a rented bed. you sleep -- sit on rented chair. you cook in

the bill came before the house a very targeted bill on border security, funding for border security, and much of the money would've ended up here in sandy go to do with some of our challenges, and you voted no on a scaled back version. so when you sit there and say if we could just have a vote, scott, when you a chance to actually be part of a solution, to actually be part of a modest step forward to provide the resources necessary to secure our border to you voted no. qubit do you own party's pressure. nancy pelosi and the democrat leadership twisted arms to say we want to make sure no democrat votes are part of this compromise package but you voted no. that bill did go to the house floor. peters: i voted no because border security isn't the only element of immigration reform that we need. what we need, we need to do with these labor supply issues. >> let's talk about that -- i thought i would like to say one thing about ms. pelosi. i think the councilman knows that i was raided last year the fourth most independent democrat because a moment to take votes against my party. and i do right by country first, but you should second and my p

bills. my opponent voted to shut the government down and i did not in there's a big difference in the record. cassidy: i've voted for hurricane sandy coverage but i didn't vote for $30 billion. what i didn't vote for her was not related to hurricane sandy money. governor cuomo ran an ad enticing other businesses states to move to new york. that is not the best use of taxpayer dollars for louisiana. the disaster relief she speaks of was not mentioned in the disaster relief bill. as we are going to speak about revenue sharing it with pete domicci's though which bobby jindal were come on outside. i would also think carefully about that. i passed a bill in the house of representatives that would double what louisiana would receive from revenue sharing. was bipartisan from drilling on the undercurrent of shelf. in the senate would not even consider it. senator landrieu still wasn't brought up either. if she had taken my bill and pass it could have been signed into law but it turns out not her bill was considered and having protect that funding. i have said before to my constituents i will vote for in the debt ceiling deal that actually