candice: do you regret signing it? maria: i do. candice: why? maria: because i think i let my kid down. candice: by signing the iep? maria: and not understanding what i was signing. candice: the santa clara county office of education sent us a statement saying they are "collaborating with families to ensure the young adults receive the support they need." they wouldn't answer our question about deaf and hard of hearing students saying for 2 years they had a sstitute teacher who couldn't sign, but last year their special education director acknowledged staffing issues with interpreters. jennifer ann: we are not the only program facing this need, but that doesn't mean we are not tackling it with every single angle that we can. candice: these students wonder how are they supposed to succeed in school and learn for their future when their schools don't have some of the most basic resources to teach them. troy flint: in california, we're not providing the structure and the funding necessary to implement a lot of our aggressive goals. candice: troy fl

candice nguyen, nbc bay area. we investigate. okay. thank you very much. candice. the sierra club is suing elon musk and dodge for firing u.s. forest service employees. this comes after dodge ordered the u.s. forest service to fire 2000 probationary employees. forest service manages campsites, visitor centers, backcountry trails. agency says the federal cuts could force them to close nearly 4000 campsites across the u.s. this summer. the sierra club's lawsuit claims those layoffs were unlawful. neither elon musk nor the department of doge have not commented on that lawsuit. today, the department of justice announced an investigation into civil rights violations at uc campuses. this comes following allegations of anti-semitism. investigators will decide whether the uc system has engaged in a pattern of discrimination against professors, staff and other employees by allowing an anti-semitic work environment to ext on the various uc campuses. in a statement to nbc, the uc system pushed back, saying the school system is unwavering in its commitment to confront anti-sem

hey, raj and candice right now at 530. a busy monday evening. deadline passed 30 minutes ago for people at a safe parking site in san francisco to move. now the confusion through the site as people living there are left wondering where they're going to go. also, former san jose city councilman omar torres returns to court. the plea he entered today answering to child sexual assault charges. and we're just over 24 hours away om president trump speaking to congress and the nation. political analyst larry gerston. he is here to talk about the main issues he needs to address. the news at 530 starts right now. thanks for joining us. i'm candice nguyen. and i'm gia vang. will they stay or will they go? that is the question for struggling residents and san francisco's city run safe rv parking site at candlestick point. everyone is being moved out, but last week, some of the park's residents had been told they could stay on site until they are able to move into more permanent city housing. today, they're getting a different story being told they have to

and i'm candice nguyen. it has been an eventful six weeks of president trump's second term in office. as he prepares to deliver a speech to the joint session of congress. he spent time today touting an economic win for his administration. this comes as grocery prices continue to rise and the stock market took a big dip today. the president is also facing backlash if the federal firings and his confrontation with the president of ukraine. here's nbc's vaughn hillyard. the world of chips, certainly, but president trump pushing ahead with his america first agenda, announcing new foreign investment in the u.s. taiwan semiconductor is announcing that they will be investing at least $100 billion in new capital in the united states. the investment by a major taiwan based semiconductor manufacturer would take place over the next four years to build chip making facilities in the u.s, just 10% of chips are currently made here. the production key to u.s. national and economic security interests. this after friday's dip

i'm candice nguyen. and i'm gia vang. will they stay or will they go? that is the question for struggling residents and san francisco's city run safe rv parking site at candlestick point. everyone is being moved out, but last week, some of the park's residents had been told they could stay on site until they are able to move into more permanent city housing. today, they're getting a different story being told they have to get out now. nbc bay area's sergio quintana tried to sort through the confusion that has some wondering where they'll live tonight at the city run bayview rv park. it's moving day, but aaron wilson is one of a handful of residents here who had expected to stay just a little bit longer. but today, he says the city isn't keeping its word, and he's now been told to get out. by 5 p.m, he was handed this letter from the bayview hunters point foundation offering him a shelter bed tonight. big room. 50 cots, not mattresses with drug addicts and other sorts of miscreants that come in, flop dow and then pick their stuff up and go out and get hi

i i'm candice nguye. a day of protest is being held nationally and here in the bay area. new video from nbc bay area sky ranger over oakland high school. students walked out of campus just this morning. and students at overfelt high school in san jose are planning to take part later today. organizers hope to show the economic power of the immigrant community, especially in the wake of the recent immigration crackdown by the feds. enjoy this dry weather today. rain expected to return by midweek. here's meteorologist kari hall wit our 7-day forecast. today, we can expect our high temperatures to only make it into the upper 50s with a lot of sunshine, and then dipping down to 44 degrees for tonight. by tomorrow, we will see an increase in cloud cover with a slight chance of rain and a better chance of rain in wednesday's forecast, as well as thursday as we get the cool and winter like weather sticking with us for a little bit longer. but then take a look ahead to the e weekend.e're going back to some more normal weather for this time in march, as well as sunshine, but right

if you're trying to get over to 680 through milpitas, you want to join at jacqueline road or candice, likely because we did have an issue at 237 calaveras coming off of 237, extending eastbound over to 684. exactly what happened in the latest. we'll send it right back to you. all right. thanks, mike. well, developing right now, that water main break in the south bay is causing some of the backup there this morning for that commute. now, here is a live look for you in that area in milpitas. all eastbound lanes of calaveras boulevard closed. this is from 680 to hillview drive. that's right by the milpitas town center. now, drivers are encouraged to avoid that area this morning. this morning on capitol hill. reaction still pouring in after president trump's address to congress last night, president trump spoke for more than an hour and a half recapping his first six weeks in office. the speech drawing cheers from republicans and signs of protest from democrats today in the bay's alice barr joins us live from washington this morning. and reaction, alice, to this address, as expected, fall

candice anderson is the contra costa county board of supervisors chair who represents the district wherest freeway shooting occurred was another shock, just as it was last week. this typically is not what we see on highway 24, really on either side of the tunnel. typically, it's a pretty safe area. last tuesday, a person was shot twice in the leg while driving on highway 24 in oakland. and just yesterday, chp officers in oakland investigated a possible shooting on southbound 880 at broadway to help law enforcement identify the suspects in today's highway 24 shooting. anderson noted that automatic license plate readers are on most freeway on ramps and off ramps around contra costa county. sophisticated enough to capture the make and color of a vehicle, too. and so if the license plates are associated with a known felon, someone who's wanted for a crime, a car that might have been stolen immediately sheriff's department gets pinged. the chp, they're able to know that a vehicle has entered one of our communities that may be associated with some other type of crime. in orinda. emma goss nbc

but this fema candice within this is a decent creation of a sacred islamic place and a historic mosque in the city of nablus. this mosque is one of the oldest musk built in the city. these radio occupation deals brucely with people and places of worship which shows the barbarism of this patient located in the center of the old city. oh no sir. mosque is known as the symbol of nablus and is one of the most significant landmarks in the area. it was originally a roman era church and converted into a mosque in 1187. the posting in foreign ministry says, oh no sir, was one of the 8 mos rated in the old city. several palestinians were detained during the incursions. the past in the ministry of religious affairs has condemned the attacks on the box, especially given the timing. this is the 1st friday during the muslim holy month of ramadan. prayers were either disrupted or not held at all due to the is really rates or israel's continued military operation. and the occupied west bank has targeted and destroyed growth and infrastructure. forcing 40000 palestinians from their homes pulsed in you

m $23.00 rebels force deeper into the democratic republic of congo and justin to know steps on is candice 5 minutes or windows at the front runners to succeed in the syrians security. so, so say more than 215 members of the security forces have been killed in days of fighting with groups. royal, drastic president bush on a side authorities have discovered some of the bodies in greys in the cods that have valley in the attack. yeah, at least 5 people have been found in one location including for security officials and one civilian security personnel has been heavily deployed on this 3. so some of the coastal cities, the government has sent reinforcements to conduct security sweeps after it because he was involved. and funerals have been held in italy, problems for some of the security members killed in the fighting. serious defense phase 3 says it's we gain control of areas in the northwest. hundreds of the news have been killed in the fighting, including civilians. this is the most serious challenge to the transitional governments authority since it took power in december. as bringing cor

i think smart people candice can disagree on how you rate that. we did have to do a lot of adjugsment through prices. you can't get away with that from mass sieve losses that would make sense in any model. this was an extreme choice. i think some of that reflected the changes in the framework where you would focus on minimizing output losses and not paying attention to deviation in prices above your 2 percent target. lessons learned. i think my first one repeats what brian said, when they look at the framework again i do hope they shift back to maintaining flexibility to adjust strategy and act in both directions and not to under shoot some inflation and start late and sprint later does have big costs that we saw this time around. and then second i would go further than brian did, which is to incorporate more discussion and consideration of the extent and duration of inflation in both directions. the frame work is written now only focuses on under shoots of inflation, the elb risks are real we need to have them on the radar. we should pay attends

i think smart people candice can disagree on how you rate that. we did have to do a lot of adjugsment through prices. you can't get away with that from mass sieve losses that would make sense in any model. this was an extreme choice. i think some of that reflected the changes in the framework where you would focus on minimizing output losses and not paying attention to deviation in prices above your 2 percent target. lessons learned. i think my first one repeats what brian said, when they look at the framework again i do hope they shift back to maintaining flexibility to adjust strategy and act in both directions and not to under shoot some inflation and start late and sprint later does have big costs that we saw this time around. and then second i would go further than brian did, which is to incorporate more discussion and consideration of the extent and duration of inflation in both directions. the frame work is written now only focuses on under shoots of inflation, the elb risks are real we need to have them on the radar. we should pay attends

act of congress e-- an act of congress created the department of education, only an act of congress candice manle it. we'll fight that. i introduced h.r. 94, defense of public education. we have more than 80 colleagues on that constitution, i want everyone to join us in signing that. do not let them bulldoze our public education system. they're going to try to justify it by saying we have to return authority to state and local school boards but they already have the authority the department of education, the federal government. we don't set curriculum. we don't decide how many kids are in each class. what the department of education does is protect civil rights, give support to students who are low-income and students with disables, we'll fight the efforts to defund this important work. if we can't legislate we'll litigate but we will not back down. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from louisiana seek recognition? >> i ask unanimous consent to address the house for onemen and revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection,

joining me now is my panel, former conservative adviser lauren mckevitt, a journalist and broadcaster, candiceical correspondent at the spectator. james heale and welcome to you all. lauren, in particular, welcome to this program. lauren, has the world changed? unrecognisably. >> i�*m not sure it's a moment >> i'm not sure it's a moment that changed the world. i think it's the culmination of a change that's been happening for quite a while. i think the way that the united states is voting, the people that it�*s choosing to put in office now has been a trend that's been going for probably five, ten years or so. that has culminated in donald trump and his two presidencies. the end result of which is this this transition towards an america first. why should we bail you out? why we spend money on this mentality that reaches not just from, you know, fairly minor aid expenditure issues in, you know, small aid projects somewhere in the congo. but right the way up to the defence of europe. the united states has been pivoting away from feeling that it needed to defend europe for a while. the eu has bee