robert: all right, well, we've seen and heard a little from claremont colleges.me of the other groups, so don't miss it. and families are gathering itaround the table.america, thanks to reynolds wrap, dinner preparation is perfect, and everyone knows to be mindful of their manners. dinnertime has changed. our quality hasn't. reynolds wrap: foil made in the usa since 1947. and it's time to hear from some other groups. so, rejoining me now is peter suh, vice president of education and outreach at diablo regional arts associates. now, let's take a look at some of the clips from some of these other groups scheduled to sing in college notes. first off, northeastern university, noreasters. ♪ oh yeah, oh yeah. ♪ ♪ i don't know how to talk to you. ♪ ♪ i don't know how to ask if you're okay. ♪ ♪ my friends always feel the need to tell me things. ♪ ♪ seems like they're just happier than us these days. ♪ ♪ these days, i don't know how to talk to you. ♪ ♪ i don't know how to be there when you need me. ♪ ♪ it feels like the only time you see me ♪ ♪ is when you turn your head

so i went to claremont meant's college in southern california.n i arrived at the house eight years ago, as david dryer, a -- dreier, a co-alumnus from claremont, who was happy to see me, and welcomed me here, at claremont we learned more than we would ever have learned in ninth grade civics, to love and to respect the institutions of government and law in this country. my aw at claremont it was plan to go on to law school, become a lawyer, eventually to enter politics and replace either warren magnusson or scoop jackson. but then i went to gonzaga law school in spokane, washington, d ran into the jesuits and i put on the last suit i would ever wear and became a man in black. fast forward to eight years ago, i had put my imagineys and hopes in law and politics behind me, then a number of ministries. i was teaching ninth graders in portland, oregon. nd my superior asked me to apply for a position that was opening up. i did. and i was interviewed by john boehner and nancy pelosi. i didn't blow the interview. and i became the chaplain of the house of

by my guest problem over at the in london he's a documentary maker and founder of the dot net in claremont we have miguel pinker salis he is a professor of latin american history at pomona college and in venezuela we crossed to paul dobson he is a journalist for venezuela now us is dot com an independent on the ground news outlet our german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate pallone go to you first in london here the last sentence of my introduction is was is the use of force next please reflect on that. i really hope not i mean anyone that has even a cursory knowledge of a military coup means and that's in america especially one promoted by the us knows that it will end up with hundreds if not hundreds of thousands of people that. human rights. cities that will deeply affect the society for many generations and we only have to look at neighboring colombia which only two years ago formally signed a peace agreement between the fog and the colombian government and over those nearly sixty years a quarter of a million people died with

ok let me go back to miguel and claremont i listen to mike pump a.o.s. speech at the united nations security council and i i was just. aghast that he's pushing the democracy card as usual ok when it is anything but about democracy from a venezuelan perspective we've talked about the misery that's going on in venezuela because of the economic situation here but would you say that within venezuela there is a democracy deficit from you know people on the ground looking up go ahead i think that there are multiple ways of interpreting that question i think that you have have had in the empowerment of new sectors of the population who are in the past have been excluded from the democratic process remember what brings to the power is the fact that you have a calcified political system a pact of democracy essentially between two political parties the christian democrats and the social democrats who have excluded progressives sectors what excluded people from the latinos and from the hills of caucus and from other other areas and essentially govern the country in

then, a group from claremont colleges afterschool specials talks about its acapella skills that it willwcase at college notes.

by my guest problem over at the in london he's a documentary maker and founder of the dot net in claremont we have miguel pinker salis he is a professor of latin american history at pomona college and in venezuela we crossed to paul dobson he is a journalist for venezuela now us as dot com and independent on the ground news outlet our german cross-talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate how lonely go to you first in london hear the last cent tax please reflect on that. i really hope not i mean anyone that has even a cursory knowledge of a military coup.

by my guest problem over at the in london he's a documentary maker and founder of the dot net in claremont we have me go to.

. >> its a very sad morning for the claremont county sheriff's office. >> reporter: police escorting brewer's body. officers lining the highway, saluting as the motorcade passed by. wynn is charged with aggravated murder, and is due in court tomorrow. tom? >> stephanie, thank you. >>> next tonight, jussie smollett making his first public appearance since reporting to police he was the victim of a brutal hate crime. telling fans he fought back. here's steve osunsami. >> i wouldn't have been able to get through it without my family. but also the love and support of all y'all. >> reporter: actor and singer jussie smollett spoke emotionally in his first public appearance since reporting that he was the victim of a violent, racist, and homophobic attack. >> in times of trauma or hurt or grief, we still have a responsibility to lead with love, you know. and if we don't, then we just die inside. >> reporter: the "empire" tv star sang at a sold out concert saturday night at the troubadour club in west hollywood. >> i was bruised. but my ribs were not cracked. they were not broken. i fought b

the deputy, bill brewer, was a 20 year veteran of the claremont county sheriff's office. 23-year-old suspect was taken into custody. more democrats are calling on virginia governor ralph northam to resign after a racist photo on his yearbook page surfaced. northam resisted calls for his resignation, saying on saturday he doesn't think he was one of the people in the photo, despite him saying he was one of the people on friday. lauren: above normal temperatures across much of the country after last week's extreme cold. i put on all of my winter gear yesterday morning. janice warned me about this. gerri: you always have to listen to janice. lauren: i do listen, i swear. gerri: meteorologist janice dean is live with us now. >> i'll have to send you bulletins for the weekend on what to wear. i'm glad to do that. so this is good news, a lot milder air moving into the northeast and the great lakes. we've got another shot of cold air moving into the northern plains. this will not be the polar vortex that we saw last week but it will certainly bring back some wintertime temperatu

the professor is a senior fellow at claremont institute. he also works for justice clarence thomas of the supreme court and for judge michael letting of the united dates court of appeals for the fourth circuit. he practices law at the law firm of kirkland and ellis. he got his jd from the chicago law school. what we will be discussing today will be four positions. the format will not be the normal presentation of of each subject. we will have a roundtable discussion on the subject. the core subject will be first of all, immigration. the issue of feng shui cities and the issue of the federal cut back on grants because of the status of sanctuary city will be addressed. we will also be talking about to what extent can local government, state government and municipal government aid and assist or some people might say aid and abet [ laughter ] the federal government in its immigration policies. the next subject will be a subject which is very interesting to me. i will say very little about it because we have a lot of cases under submission. i am

the alternate to the caldecott tunnel is unfortunately here, claremont toward fish ranch. it's longer, and you have to backtrack if you were headed out of the area and hit the surface streets. remember, one bore is open so you might not need the altern e alternate. it was only an initial crash involving one motorcycle and no major injuries but sounds like more vehicles are involved in the final stage. the rest of the bay looks great. guys, back to you been >> thanks, mike. >>> coming up, it's something that everyone dreads, going to the dmv, waiting in lines for hours, and apparently state lawmakers want californians to stand and wait for as long as it takes. we'll tell you about the action that may be taking and making sure that you don't cut those lines. >>> it's not just friday. it's my favorite friday, jobs friday, but confusing numbers ahead. i'll tell you about it, coming up in business and tech. >>> and i.c.e. agents set up a fake school to arrest undocumented immigrants. how many people were arrested and what prosecutors are saying about that operation. you're watc

it's sad to think that it has been over 30 years since the claremont decision, yet we have vulnerablechools that are closing property, laying off teachers and staff. we in the new hampshire house are working to correct the way we fund education in this state. [cheers and applause] we cannot expect any child to be able to learn in an environment in which they do not feel safe. we are working on legislation now to reinstate the country zones around our public schools and protect our children. [applause] thank you. house democrats are working on responsible legislation, legislation that is supported by gun owners like myself who realize that public safety is of most importance as members of the general court. we are working on a bill to provide background checks, closing the gun show loopholes, and allowing for a waiting period before anybody buys a gun to reduce gun violence, but more importantly, to reduce the suicides in the granite state. [applause] house, we hampshire have a family leave bill that was passed last session. we did it with bipartisan republican support. we are going to

this past weekend, in claremont county, ohio, two police officers came under fire responding to a call that was believed to be an attempted suicide. it instead turned out to be an ambush. the gunman lured detective bill brewer, who's remembered in this photo, along with lieutenant nick derose. he lured them into his home where he proceed to fire at both deb utes through a wall. lieutenant derose was injured and detective brewer gave his duty. the line of i pray that god will bring comfort to his family, to his wife, jamie, and his young son, braxton, and to my friend, sheriff leahy and the claremont county sheriff's department and all of those in our community grieving this loss. mr. wenstrup: i pray for a speedy recovery for lieutenant nick derose. and while god has called bill brewer away from us, the positive effects of his works in this lifetime shall never perish. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, i request unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and ex

in edmonton, the a10—10 fore street is closed at the claremont st roundabout following a police incidentes following a collision. now the weather. the mild weather continues and it looks set to stay into the weekend. bright sunny spells will come through in the afternoon. a fairly cloudy start, the best of the breaks developing into the afternoon. some brighter or sunny spells. light winds. this evening, clear spells to begin with. through the night, low cloud and fog developing. temperatures falling to three celsius. tomorrow, dense mist and fog to start, that could be slow to clear. depending how fast that clears, it will be mild temperatures similarto clears, it will be mild temperatures similar to today. a similar story into the weekend. brightening with sunny spells. i'm back with the latest from the bbc london newsroom in half an hour. plenty more on our website at the usual address. now though it's back to charlie and naga. hello. this is breakfast with charlie stayt and naga munchetty. it's 6:30. we'll bring you all the latest news and sport in a moment, but also on breakfast thi