the scottish child abuse inquiry is also conducting an investigation into child migration.he conditions, neglect and abuse, but made no specific mention of sexual abuse. to date no public inquiry into the united kingdom has under taken analysis of allegation of sexual abuse of child migrants and possible failings by institutions based in england and wales in relation to that abuse. previous reports and reviews on child migration only considered sexual abuse in a limited way. the present case study therefore, chair, for the first time considers whether the various england and wales bodies took sufficient care to protect children who were child migrants from sexual abuse and whether after that abuse came to light there has been adequate response. there is an added urgency to this case given the age of the many of the former child migrants. a number of whom expressed a desire to assist the inquiry in its work. turning then chair to the evidence that you will hear in part one and part two. consistent with the scope of the part one hearing, it's the scope of the part one hearing

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she will give evidence about her work with former child migrants, the setting of the up child migrantsrust and her understanding of the experience of child migrants, including sexual abuse, the secondary abuse and the work and the principles of the cmt. we anticipate that on the final day of the part one hearing, you'll hear further evidence from the experts on theissues further evidence from the experts on the issues of the structure and operation of the child migration schemes, the roles of central and local government in the voluntary organisations, and as to the organisational relationships in the schemes to the various countries in question. and provide an overview of the available evidence. turning them to the evidence in part tojust briefly. during the part two, further evidence about the manner in which of supervision and after—care of child migrants, and the debates and grounds are concerned within volu nta ry and grounds are concerned within voluntary organisations. during that hearing you will hear from representatives of the key institutions and organisations involved in th

there for nations -- child welfare. including child maltreatment at the talladega. we also have a nationally resound restauranteur -- a resoundly restauranteur, and he will discuss the importance of chefs in raising awareness about healthy eating and childhood hunger. last but not least, rodney taylor, the food and resource [indiscernible] one of the largest and performing countries -- largest performing programs in the country. in hunger programs in california. thanks to all of you for joining us this morning. i look forward to your remarks. we will have thought-provoking discussions on this important topic. , governor sandoval and first lady mcauliffe. i am david sanders, vice president of [indiscernible] you can go to the second slide. for those of you unfamiliar with the program, i think it is the we are the, largest organization focused on child welfare. our mission is to open the event the need for foster care. we work in all 50 states and have agreements and staff assigned all of the states. if you apply to it in

and child welfare, including child mall treatment and child fatalities. we also have hugh ashson, a nationally renown chef, author and nutrition advocate who will discuss the important role chefs in their business community play in raising awareness of healthy eating and childhood hunger. and rodney taylor, food and services director for fairfax public schools in virginia, one of the largest and highest performing school districts in the country who will share strategies he's employed to increase participation in nutrition-assisted programs in virginia and california, who also happens to be a personal hero of mine. thanks to all of you for joining us again this morning. i look forward to your remarks on this important topic. david. >> thank you, first lady mcauliffe and thank you, governor sandoval for the invitation. i'm david sanders, vice-president at casey family programs. i believe i have some slides. great. you can go to the second slide. for those of you unfamiliar with casey family programs -- this is actually the third slide. we're the largest fo

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including child maltreatment and child fatalities. we also have hugh acheson, a renowned chef and nationally resound restauranteur, and he will discuss the importance of raising awareness about healthy eating and childhood hunger. last but not least, rodney taylor. one of the largest and highest performance called districts in the country. he will share creed of strategies he has employed to improve the quality of school meals and increase participation in assistance programs in california. he will also happen to be a personal hero of mine. thanks to all of you for joining us again this morning. i look forward to your remarks and informative discussion on the thought-provoking topic. thank you first lady mcauliffe, and governor sandoval for the invitation. david: i am david sanders, vice family programs. for those of you unfamiliar with casey family programs, -- kc family programs, we are the largest foundation in the country focused exclusively on foster care and child welfare. andmission is to provide openly prevent the need for fos

i find it fickle to categorise a child that is being raped ina categorise a child that is being rapedg raped in thailand or bulgaria, or some part of greater london, it's all very serious. the home office took a firm line this morning, describing viewing child abuse images as a terrible crime that should be treated such. it says that should be treated such. it says that strong criminaljustice sanctions remain the response. the former chancellor, george osborne, has warned that leaving the single market will be "the biggest act of protectionism in the history of the united kingdom". 0ur assistant political editor, norman smith, is in westminster. what has he been saying? sophie, you sense the big beasts of the remain campaign, those opposed to brexit, stirling from their slumber. last night, sirjohn major attacked theresa may for her to brexit. today, george osborne, warning mrs may to not follow through if she can't get the agreement she wants with the eu. to do that, he said it would mean the biggest act of protectionism in british history. meaning that british companies would face n

there is another programme operating in ethiopia aimed at child marriage, which is the end child marriageas that the girl effect project wasn't reaching. and it was deemed more effective because it worked directly with the communities concerned. now, girl effect is going to continue, we're not going to continue to fund it, because we're going to send the money elsewhere, but we hope that it will continue and we acknowledge that it did some good work whilst it was there. my lords, was thatjudgment made after the daily mail had run its campaign or before? well... you know, the review... the review which took place was actually begun before that process. we undertake an absolute review of how taxpayers' money is being spent to make sure it gets full value for money. and that is a very important thing, because if we don't do things like that, then announcements such as that which were made by the secretary of state this morning, announcing £200 million in urgent humanitarian aid, saving millions of lives, in somalia and in south sudan, would not be possible. you're watching wednesday in parli

and what we're trying to do is identify each child's profile, which is different for each child, as wel know, and what i call a neural fingerprint. >> and now, what do you do with that information? how is that gonna be implemented into action? >> so, what we want to do is not just do research for the sake of research, but we want to bring it rapidly and directly into the classroom. so, we take each child's profile so we can identify their strengths as well as weaknesses so we can address and maximize and optimize their chances to succeed. and so one of the projects, for example, that we're doing is developing an app utilizing these neuroscientific findings so that we can translate it and bring it to under-resourced areas so that we don't have to have a ucsf dyslexia center in your neighborhood but so everyone can participate and benefit. >> all right, we're gonna look forward to those apps. dr. hoeft, thank you so much. and thank you for letting me go on that tour. we're gonna share that with our viewers. >> all right. thank you very much for having me. >> all right. and that is it for

next day, going to go out and abuse a child?ell then, arrest them, deal with them? ..but we are arresting them. as i've demonstrated, 400 every month is more than any other law enforcement agency is doing, i believe, anywhere in the world. i have to balance our resources against the whole of the risk. police in sussex already visit some individuals found to be viewing online images of child abuse and warn them they face criminal action if they continue. but some survivors believe it's outrageous to even suggest such offences are decriminalised. i think it was an incredibly unhelpful, i would go as far as to say, almost dangerous thing to say, that people who abuse children or who view images and thus pay others to abuse children may escape justice. the home office has distanced itself from chief constable bailey's remarks, saying that ministers are clear that strong criminal justice sanctions remain the response when terrible crimes, like viewing images of child sexual abuse online, are committed. britain is beginning to realise

sexual abuse will often effects of child sexual abuse will ofte n lea d effects of child sexual abuse try and blot out what happened to them and blot out what happened to them and into mental health issues. all these things combine to make them a p pa re ntly these things combine to make them apparently less credible witnesses. well they are not realry less credible witnesses because there is no evidence to suggest that they'll invent what's happened to them and there's absolutely no benefit in inventing because the kinds of unpleasantness inventing because the kinds of unpleasa ntness they'll get in inventing because the kinds of unpleasantness they'll get in court makes it a very difficult thing to come forward with. dr sarah nelson, thank you so much for your time. we'll have more in the next hour as the evidence continues here on the first formal day of the child abuse inquiry in england and wales. we'll have more from the venue here in central london a little later in the afternoon. back to the studio. the headlines on bbc news: an apology is issued after the wrong film was award

take the example of one child, the case of a 9-year-old child in california whose name i'm withholding and is withheld for privacy. this child, and let's call her jane, is a student like so many others. has the same dreams, aspirations, has hopes, has promise, has untapped, unlimited potential. at the age of 9, this child, jane, had been physically restrained in her school more than 92 times during the 11 h month period -- during the 11-month period by her school because of her disability. and as a part of that restraint, she had been held face down for a total of 2,200 minutes. now, the office of civil rights at the federal level, the federal government, took them to investigate this case, and they found that the district was in violation of the federal law and required the school district to stop using these kind of restraints on students and actually take the time, energy and invest the resources in training the staff on alternative intervention methods , methods that recognize the dignity of that child and show that we have the potential and power to elevate that child, not to so s

and that sometimes is brick by brick, child by child.ugh i give you a rough time, you are actually doing this in the state of washington. i've got to visit your programs. , sayay we deal with that the children all over the world, everyonet is to reach and do the job that nobody wants to do. we are going out into the fingers of nowhere in your states ad in ca people who can't get their children to daycare, who do not have a job to go to growing up, who are raising kids in absolutely the worst possible settings, where i am going to the grocery store with them as they try to figure out how to get the most out of their wic and food stamps money and still have enough left over for their mountain dew. these families need our support and our love and that takes us going to them. so the way that we handle it, sir, is that we hire people locally. we train them like crazy so there isn't the feeling of an outsider coming in. and we form a community around this family go back again and again and again and are in her face, assessing her child, figuri

child sexual offense charges.ey sandusky accused of trying to entice two teen girls with sexual and the, charged with 14 counts, including criminal solicitation, and child advocacy groups hope cases like this will lead more child sex abuse cases to report their cases. >> the more comes out of the closet, the more people won't be afraid to report child abuse, won't be afraid to talk about it, and it won't be stigmatize dollars. >> jail for refugia sandusky set for $200,000. his defense lawyer did decline to comment. preliminary hearing scheduled for next wednesday. >>> president trump is dealing with the first high profile departure from his administration this morning. his national security advisor michael flynn abruptly resigned. hena daniels report, it happened after reports that flynn mislead the administration about his contact with russia. >> president trump national security advisor, michael flynn, stepped down monday night. dogged by questions about his conversations with russia. >> transcript obtained by t

we need to support them and encourage them and that sometimes is brick by brick child by child.ime governor, you actually are doing in this state of washington because i've gone to visit your programs. the way that we do that since save the children all over the world our mandate is to reach the hardest to reach. do to job no one wants to do and we believe that to be true also here in the united states. so we're going out into the fingers nowhere in your states astate states and seeing people who can't get their children today care. who don't have a job to go to if they did. growing and you happen raising kids in absolutely the worst setting. i'm going to grocery store with them to figure out how to get the most of their wick food stamps money and have enough left over for mountain due. these families need our support and our love and that takes us going to them. so the way that we handle it, sir, is we hire people locally. train them like crazy. isn't the feeling of an outsider coming in. assessing her child. figuring out how we can help her. what does she need. is the child ha

on all elements of sexual child abuse.former chief constable of greater manchester police. thanks for being with us. if i could start first of all with you, marilyn. simon bailey is saying this isa marilyn. simon bailey is saying this is a proposal that manages the risk. is that good enough eu? know. from the police aspect, i have every sympathy with them. they are stretched, overworked and need more recent losses, more funding and that is down to theresa may and the government. the police can do a splendid job rather than scratching it like they are at the moment saying there is no evidence and it doesn't meet our thresholds. to minimise the reality of this crime, to fit the lack of resources is dangerous and irresponsible and it is not acceptable. you cannot say that somebody looking at what he thinks is low images isn't going across the road to look at category across the road to look at category a images. he does say it is possible to assess whether someone knows images will go into contact abuse. whether they would be

where are the child's parents or guardians?> mom was on the train, didn't notice that the kid was gone until she got to the next stop. she was busy worrying about her luggage. >> she didn't know until the next station. >> that next station will be hundreds of miles away. >> the child was reunited with the mother later in the day. >>> landon made a very special video for a girl that's really, really cool. >> dear elizabeth, honorable executives, my name is landon. i'm about to go pitch myself. ♪ sticks and stones ♪ can't break my bones ♪ ♪ i broke it doing a cartwheel ♪ and i broke it again >> i like that style of demo reel. >> it is a demo reel for a contest that "pitch perfect 3" was putting on in combination with universal pictures. >> we want to fly you out here to participate in a digital content lab. >> elizabeth banks is the director. they decided, you know, let's do a contest where people can create content and maybe help promote our movie. >> if you can make me and the team laugh so hard we pee you will come to l.a. to

my concern is the impact on the developing child. i can tell you what happened when you give an ipad to a 7-year-old or if an 8-year-old looks at hard core pornography what happens by the time they are 18? i think the behavioral sciences have been blind sided by evolution and technology. i think there is now pressure, the behavioral science people for people to qualify and be able to actually advise parents and policy makers in terms of the impact of technology on human kind. as a cyberpsychologist, my aim is to deliver the intersection between humans and technology. or as law enforcement says where humans and technology collide. >> in your new book, "the cyber effect," you express that many u.s. children are given a cellphone by the age of six. is there a downside of that? >> of course. a cellphone is a powerful tool and a child that is six is not developed mentally, emotionally, sociologically able to cope. they are not able to do so. if you think about the content that is available online, on the internet, let's say positive thing

pure -- like this is someone's child. >> 170 pages on how to lure child, have sex with them and get away with it. >> i can't imagine what kind of person would call themselves a human being to produce this, let alone want to read it or distribute it. >> that's just so wrong on so many levels that you cannot even comprehend, even a depraved and perverted person could go that low. >> so far this technology has led to 9,000 arrests worldwide. >> there is a lot of stuff a lot of people don't know is out there. >> and rescue of more than 2,000 children. >> reporter: right now law enforcement agencies in all 50 states and 64 countries are using this technology to track child predators. andrea mcharren w usa 9. >>> well, a their case first and subpoena the internet service provider and that process could take days or even months. and not every red dot represents a person or even a household. a dot could actually be a server where thousands pass through around the wormed. >> you got to -- world. >> you got to talk to children no ma'amer how old they are. >>> tonight we are talking about heart lov

child is entitled to exactly the same care and support as a child from the uk. make sure that where those costs are rising they are properly fully funded. there are tens of thousands of refugee children still in limbo in europe, but ministers prefer schemes that take children who are even more vulnerable, from camps near to syria. and the home office said that, in all, 8000 children were given refuge of some sort in the uk last year. daniel sandford, bbc news. donald trump's nominee for the supreme court has described the president's attacks on the judiciary as disheartening. the comments by neil gorsuch were made in a private conversation with the democratic senator, but later confirmed by the office. during the day, the most controversial cabinet nominees, jeff sessions, was sworn in. we report. i, jeff sessions, do solemnly swear... it hasn't been neat, it hasn't been easy, but senatorjeff sessions, a hugely controversial choice with an allegedly racist past, has finally won approval to be donald trump's attorney general. and it's clear that he and the presid

public charter school teacher arrested and child with gas charged with child sex abuse. anna-lysa gayle dug into that. the charter school on y street is charged with counts of child sex abuse. manuel fernandez engaged in with boys andct girls. the abuse has been going on since 6.february the latin american montessori bilingual school has two locations -- this one in northwest washington and the next one in northeast washington, which is where taight.z for the past six years, the list has equaled or exceeded its total enrollment. website also claims each classroom has two instructors, one teaching the half-day in other a half in english. fernandez, who was arrested friday, is scheduled for a preliminary hearing march 8. so far we have not received a response from school leaders.

it doesn't mean a child enrolled in a lot of classes will do better than a child that isn't. purposefully engaging in any classes but they are doing a lot of things at home with their parents, they're still doing well. for us raising our daughter to be fluent in my mother tongue, japanese, is very important and many children in asia are also taking up mandarin. but the issue of over scheduling her weekends aside, we may need to reconsider our household budget once oui’ reconsider our household budget once our second child arrives. mariko oi, bbc news. and it gets expensive every year! let's have a quick look now at the markets. as you can see, not a good start to the tuesday trading session for the asian financial markets, all dipping into negative territory after us equities fell overnight lead by lower oil prices and global uncertainty over donald trump's economic policies and concerns over the french election in april. japan, hong kong and australia all in the red. thank you so much for investing your time with us. i'm rico hizon. sport today is coming up next. the top sto

it does not mean a child was enrolled in a lot of classes will do better than a child who is not butasses but they are doing a lot of activities at home with their pa rents, activities at home with their parents, they are doing well. boros, raising our daughter to be fluent in my mother tongue, japanese, is very important. many children in asia are also taking up mandarin. but the issue of all —— over scheduling, we may need to reconsider our household budgets once our second child arrives. that is that the financial markets. the fall in japan arrives. that is that the financial markets. the fall injapan as the yen gets even stronger. that gives you a sense of how things are going. i will see you soon. the speaker of the house of commons is involved in a row. john bercow‘s low was considered to be politically neutral. he decides who can speak in parliament when they visit the uk. the length of gp consultations at the nhs is crazy and risks undermining care of more patients if they are pushed out of hospitals, in a warning from doctors. the average length is ten minutes in the uk. thi

. >> it is pretty scary when we get here because mom and child, the injured child is inside the house they're too scared to come out because the dog is still running freely throughout the yards. >> a family dog mauling a 10 month boy. police killed the 80 pounds german shepard massive mix. >> he did have lacerations to his head. before the baby left, he was crying and he was breathing normally which is good >> the boy is expected to survive. contra costa county, animal service says the dog named charlie neutered. >> when she went to put the laundry away, she heard her 7-year-old told charlie not to growl at the baby >> she comes in and she's able to pull the ten months child away. >> the family got the dog when he was a puppy >> it also says it was not licensed so it will be tested for r for rabis. that ten-month old baby is expected to survive. reporting live in oakland, jean elle. >>> new at 11:00 tonight, community in east oakland demanded that lawmakers taking action. nbc cheryl hurd is live. >> reporter: the problem israel and people are fed up and fighting back. >> should we hol

child died after being left in a car.e told abc 7 it's okay if you don't think it can happen to you, but she wants you to hear this. i asked them one question. do you ever want to know what it perform cpr on your own child? >> how her story is changing the actions z2a0gz zi0z y2a0gy yi0y >> you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00. on your side. > you'veeen the news headlines, just terrible. a baby or toddler dies after eing left in a car and you think it will never happen to you. >> that's exactly what the mother in our next story thought unthinkable happened to her. >> tom tells us about her all gle and what she wants families to know. month marks 10 years since this nine-month-old baby died. still ask myself every day, how could i leave him? how i could forget him? iraq she hadrmy in been praised for managing big projects and accounting for penny, even receiving a bronze star. at home, people called her a parent. >> the one thing that i never forgetting my son. ♪ his first child with husband jarett. on march 30, 2007, she w

. >>> we're following a developing story a thief steals an as you have with a child -- suv with a child inside. the girl is back with her mother, but the thief and the car are gone. >>> they are getting the wings ready, they are getting all fried up, and the sauce on them, are the competitive eaters ready? we'll take you live to wing bowl 25. >> david and karen have weather and traffic. >> reporter: all right, guys, we're off to a start that features clear skies up to the north of us, clouds beginning to well up over philadelphia and points south, overall i think the clouds will fill in. most of the afternoon should be mostly cloudy. we're cold this morning, 30 degrees in philadelphia. below freezing just about everywhere. 23 in allentown. 27 in trenton. 28 in millville. 30 in cape may. philadelphia will dip into the 20s briefly this morning, too, before we struggle to get back up there. winds not all that strong, 5 miles per hour, not a big time windchill for you. the winds will pick up as the day goes on. 31 by noon, we'll struggle to get to 35 degrees with clouds and sunny breaks. it

praying for the child.ey: conor mcgregor has now clarified what he meant about khloe kardashian's ass. >> that was a compliment that was meant. harvey: what he's saying is i would just like to come over and behold the sight. if she says you can come over, she's going to wear what her mama gave her. >> you mean what her doctor gave her, harvey. [laughter] >> beyonce, jay-z and solange were all down in new orleans during mardi gras, throwing beads at a parade. harvey: she must be doing ok with pregnancy if she went to mardi gras. >> she out on a balcony. harvey: it doesn't matter, it's a crazy time. >> do you think you can't be around loud noises, scares the baby out of them? >> aaron carter is performing at a place called the looney bin in illinois. the altercio

where are the child's parents or guardians?s on the train, didn't notice that the kid was gone until she got to the next stop. she was busy worrying about her luggage. >> she didn't know until the next station. >> that next station will be hundreds of miles away. >> the child was reunited with the mother later in the day. >>> landon made a very special video for a girl that's really really cool. >> deerar elizabeth, honorable executives my name is landon. i'm about to go pitch myself. ♪ sticks and stones ♪ ♪ can't break my bones ♪ ♪♪ ♪ i broke it doing a cartwheel ♪ ♪ and i broke it again ♪ >> i like that style of demo reel. >> it is a demo reel for a contest that "pitch perfect 3" was putting on in combination with universal pictures. >> we want to fly you out here to participate in a digital content lab. >> elizabeth banks is the director. they decided, you know let's do a contest where people can create content and maybe help promote our movie. >> if you can make me and the team laugh so hard we pee you will come to l.a. to

no child, no child should ever be denied access to the same public education because they suffer from a disability. as both a governor and a father, i can never look at a parent in the eyes and tell them that their child cannot get the same education as another child simply because they suffer from a disability and it would be too costly for us to do. west virginians need an education secretary who has an understanding of the needs of all children, including those with disabilities, and is committed to ensure they receive a quality education, a strong education is a building block for success for every child and the foundation for our country's long-term economic strength. we need an education secretary that understands the challenges that students, teachers and schools in rural areas face. betsy devos has spent her career working in the private-public school system, not investing in and improving the public school system. the policies that mrs. devos supports would divert public funds to private schools whether it was intentional or not. strip accountability from schools and signific

police are still looking for the child. although they have found that car they cannot fine the little one. the carjacker stole the vehicle from veepth and court land. you're looking at the scene live right now. keep your eyes open for this four-year-old child. please, we have a crew on the scene. much as it comes in and prayers for the child's safe return. >>> reports shots fired at fifth and champlois. gunmen might have been in the woods at the time. right now, no reports of any injuries. early dispatch requested swat team this is also breaking we're on top and of this as well. we'll bring you more as news breaks. >>> could this video help crack an arson case at a popular restaurant? i'm lucy noland. >>> shortly after that man showed up on video, a fire broke out in queen village. now this isn't the first time neighbors have had to dell with someone lighting a fire on their street. they are beyond ready for it to stop. fox 29's dave schratwieser live at the scene in queen village police try to track down the arsonist who d

. [ applause ] if you intentionally abuse a child and that child dies, regardless of that child's age, you should never, ever get out of prison. [ applause ] we must increase -- we must increase penalties against those who prey on our children. these are serious issues and they deserve serious consideration. it should only be a felony to assault a cyfd field worker -- it should be a felony. the people on the front lines, they deserve the protection, at least the same protection that is currently given to soccer referees. cyfd workers are hard workers and in the field and they deserve the protection of those referees, the same as they receive. we should expand katie's law and allow the collection of dna evidence of people convicted of misdemeanors. this law helps track down the guilty and it also helps exonerate the innocent. new mexico should be the place where we can raise a family and feel safe. when we get in our cars, we shouldn't have to fear that the driver next to us is drunk. it's time to end dwi and it starts with tougher laws. [ applause ] the last few years we've had the lo

day going to go out and abuse a child?hem, deal with them? but we are arresting them. as i've demonstrated, 400 every month is more than any other law enforcement agency is doing, i believe, anywhere in the world. i have to balance our resources against the whole of the risk. police in sussex already visit some individuals found to be viewing online images of child abuse and warn them they face criminal action if they continue. but some survivors believe it's outrageous to even suggest such offences are decriminalised. i think it was an incredibly unhelpful, i would go as far as to say almost dangerous thing to say, that people who abuse children or who view images and thus pay others to abuse children may escape justice. the home office has distanced himself from his remarks saying that ministers are clear strong sanctions remain the response when terrible crime like viewing images of child sexual abuse online are committed. britain is beginning to realisejust how huge a problem the sexual abuse of children has been and c

she has never sent a child to a public school. mrs. devos has no formal background in education, no classroom experience, and no demonstrated commitment to supporting public education whatsoever. in fact, mrs. devos has a long history of actively undermining public education. she and her family have spent millions of dollars advocating for an ideology that would steal funds from public schools in order to fund private and religious education. let's take a moment to talk about what that means. mrs. devos ran a political action committee called all children matter which spent millions in campaign contributions to promote the use of taxpayer dollars for school vouchers. the argument was that these vouchers would allow low-income students to leave the public school system and attend the private or religious school of their family's choice. mrs. devos has described this as school choice, claiming that it would give parents the chance to choose the best school for their children. but that's just not how it works. in reality, most school vouc

they are looking for the child.e know something more we'll update you if not on the air on "6abc".com. if we find something out on the air, we'll let everyone know. accuweather forecast, cecily tynececilytynan. >> the warmest president's day weekend in history. it's dry out there. temperatures are cooling off now. the high today 58-degrees. 13-degrees above normal. felt cool compared to yesterday's record of 70. saturday 68ing. currently, 44, cape may 41 and allentown 34-degrees. satellite 6 and action radar showing loads of sunshine. you see clouds starting to spill over. we have strong pressure. they'll be high in the atmosphere thin clouds tomorrow. it won't be a bright and sunny day. filtered sunshine. tomorrow morning as the kids head back to school, you don't want to wear shorts tomorrow. 6:30 8:32-degrees. temperatures cooler than today 6-degrees above normal. allentown, 48. cape may 68. wilmington 51. late in the week we have another set up blow torch. we have the jet stream to the north and west. that pulls

the center seen 3200 child abuse victims since its opening in 2009. new man said more often than not the suspect is usually a trust order known figure in the family or within the family's circle. as alleged in the sandusky case. >> now the in fact that his son is accused of molesting children goes along with is statistics that we see that sexual abuse when it's not reported is often intergenerational as well as interfamilial. >>> former football coach jerry sandusky was convicted of child sexual abuse with ten boys currently serving a 30 to 60 year prison sentence. >>> jeffrey sandusky is now facing 14 counts including statutory sexual assault and sexual abuse of children. meantime he does work as a corrections officer at a state prison outside of state college. he's currently being held on $200,000 bail. live in the stat center. natasha brown. >>> a pitbull goes on a rampage in camden biting one woman and attacking two students on a school bus. "eyewitness news" caught up with vanessa as she returned from the hospital. she was the dog's first victim

the center seen 3200 child abuse victims since its opening in 2009. new man said more often than not the suspect is usually a trust order known figure in the family or within the family's circle. as alleged in the sandusky case. >> now the in fact that his son is accused of molesting children goes along with is statistics that we see that sexual abuse when it's not reported is often intergenerational as well as interfamilial. >>> former football coach jerry sandusky was convicted of child sexual abuse with ten boys currently serving a 30 to 60 year prison sentence. >>> jeffrey sandusky is now facing 14 counts including statutory sexual assault and sexual abuse of children. meantime he does work as a corrections officer at a state prison outside of state college. he's currently being held on $200,000 bail. live in the stat center. natasha brown. >>> a pitbull goes on a rampage in camden biting one woman and attacking two students on a school bus. "eyewitness news" caught up with vanessa as she returned from the hospital. she was the dog's first victim

wednesday's child.all the national adoption center at 1-866-do-adopt. >>> the boardwalk in ocean city is back open. the rebuilding project between 9th and 10th streets is now finished nuclear program weekend if you're down at the shore because the weather is great, can you ride or the entire length of the boardwalk without any detours. crews are still working on a portion of the boardwalk that's closest to the beach. this afternoon's warmer temperatures could take the polar out of the polar bear plunge in sea isle. this is video from last year when it was 6 degrees as people ran into the ocean. this year the temperatures will get in the 50s. we talked to quite a few people who were at a kick-off party last night. they tell us they are looking forward to the milder plunge this afternoon. >> it's awesome. no snow. no frost. no wind. >> walk in the park. like a june afternoon. >> the plunge begins at 2:00 this afternoon. tomorrow there will be a run and a walk to benefit autism research plus a post-race pa

officers say she ran back inside just for a moment to grab the crying child a toy.he left the 19 month old in the back seat of that suv. the keys were still inside. the car was still running. that proved to be a big mistake. in about 10 seconds the woman's suv described as a toyota rav4 and baby were gone. >> the baby was crying. she was cold. i hold it. and she was pointing and saying mommy, mommy but like i don't know who your mom are and my reaction is like call the cops. >> reporter: police say the mother attempted to chase the stolen vehicle but lost sight of it. a nearby camera captured a pretty good image of the man police believe is responsible. officers are hoping someone will recognize him and they can make an arrest. and so again the good news in this story that 19 month old baby is okay. meantime, you can take a better look at that surveillance video on our web site 6abc.com. if you recognize the suspect or if you have seen that stolen suv call police. reporting in south philadelphia, gray hall channel6 "action news." >> vice president mike pence will be

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needs and what is best for each individual child. it is clear the schools you represent are doing a tremendous job on behalf of the students and so i look forward to working with you to help highlight the success you are experiencing and to make it i think more personal to more people in a way that will help tell the story in a way that hasn't been fooled before. >> another question for you. diversity as yo you all know isa cornerstone. we call it a pillar of being a magnet school so how do you promote diversity as a strategy for improving the student achievement, where does that play into the equation? >> i think experiencing and being part of a diverse environment is critical to the development of any young person, any child, any student. i think when you get to know and befriend people that are different than your self, it is only enriching and enhancing for years to the extenyou so to theu continue to build on that key focus that magnet schools have had i think that will be a really strong building block on which to continue to g

police will problem providing child car seat information and child fingerprinting. parents can schedule car seat safety inspections. >>> still campaigning. president donald trump is in florida where he'll hold a campaign style rally today after a fast paced week in washington. >>> ahead in our next half hour we'll show you the big changes you'll find in a pair of seaside resorts. you know your heart loves megared omega-3s... but did you know your eyes, your brain, and your joints really love them too? introducing megared advanced 4in1... just one softgel delivers mega support. >>> welcome back. we're looking at today a chilly morning but a big warm up for your afternoon. as we move forward through today you'll also notice a little breezy but stays dry. this is a good saturday forecast especially if you've been itching to get outdoors and do a few things. ahead we're the staying warm. if you can't get out today tomorrow is your second chance. let's go through our planner. 36 at 8:00 a.m., 51 by noon. as we get into the afternoon spots around philly will break 60 degr

if you suspect child abuse, report it.or more information on reporting child abuse or neglect go to keepkidssafe.pa.gov paid for with pennsylvania taxpayer dollars. >>> this is sports desk brought to you by xfinity. x-1 from xfinity will change the way you experience tv. >> i'm john clark from csn. more problems in for the flyers. they'll be without thomas knekny. the flyers have been shut out in back-to-back home games for the first time in 17 seasons and over their last nine games, they scored just 12 goals. that's worst in the nhl over that span. they've got to get their offense going. >> yeah, keep it more simple. get pucks on net. we're a team that when we score a lot of goals, it's either traffic or rebounds. tic tac toe. go back to it being simple. >> less than a week away phillies pitchers and catchers report to clearwater for spring training. it's next monday. welcome back kruker, he says he'll always be a philly. he's back as a broadcaster. he'll do the games on csn. >> what else am i going to do? i got to do som

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to educating a child.harlotte.es is in good morning. isler: i don't think anybody happy with the status quo except for the constituency who is worried about their pension and celery and political weight than the kids. any measure, when you look at the bottom third of kids who go to public school, we are not getting the job done. all these people say, i am a teacher and betsy devos is not a teacher so she doesn't know. they don't know the real world. in the business world, you don't have to be -- you don't have to know -- you don't have to cross every tea in the accounting department, but you have to have a grand vision. disruptor, the same way that trump is. they are trying to find a way to reach the bottom third, as well as create an environment for other kids to excel. disruptingn favor of the system, trying to break the union control over education and helping all students achieve as much as they can achieve. host: our last caller in this segment. we are going to revisit this topic in our 8:00 our. -- 8

next day, going to go out and abuse a child?m? ..but we are arresting them. as i've demonstrated, 400 every month is more than any other law enforcement agency is doing, i believe, anywhere in the world. i have to balance our resources against the whole of the risk. police in sussex already visit some individuals found to be viewing online images of child abuse and warn them they face criminal action if they continue. but some survivors believe it's outrageous to even suggest such offences are decriminalised. i think it was an incredibly unhelpful, i would go as far as to say, almost dangerous thing to say, that people who abuse children or who view images and thus pay others to abuse children may escape justice. the home office has distanced itself from chief constable bailey's remarks, saying that ministers are clear that strong criminal justice sanctions remain the response when terrible crimes, like viewing images of child sexual abuse online, are committed. britain is beginning to realisejust how huge a problem the sexual a

to my way of thinking, every child deserves as jesse jackson jr. said, every child deserves to have a high quality school within reach of them. they shouldn't have to say, we're going to close your neighborhood school and there's a good school an hour away, but you don't have transportation to get there. that's no choice at all. also there are a couple things to understand about school choice. number one, school choice originated with segregationists. it originated the term school choice, comes from the term 1950s, it follows, it emerges in the 1950s when the brown decision came out and all these southern governors and senators said, never, never, we will never desegregate, we will never open the doors of our schools, we need school choice. it was actually stigmatized for a long time. now we hear it coming from the president's mouth. and it's a segregationist's term and we must never forget that. i can tell you this happens wherever there is school choice, leads to more segregation, and the segregation is george wallace and strom thurmond, they und

why does that child sit in that chair?"em and say, "oh, he's got hearing aids because he needs those so he can hear," and that's what it's about, that opportunity for a small child to ask the question, to receive the answer, and then move onto the next thing, because that's what children do. this is one that angie's made for all children going to school. angie and ted are meeting up with the actor and writer sally phillips and her son 0lly. last year, sally made a documentary looking at a new prenatal test that some believe could eradicate the condition. she's endorsing the book and believes it makes a difference. yes, because we're afraid of things we don't know and things we don't recognise, different things, we all are. and so i think making little kids with down‘s syndrome familiar and unthreatening to other children is a great thing. back home, and ted's main aim is to beat his sisters at snap. but for his mum and the other volunteers, their ambition is to help every child, whether with down‘s or not, to take those fir