in compton and beyond. in a few moments we're going to hear from the president of the compton unified school district board. but first joining me now, the staff attorney for the pro bono firm public counsel. and also a distinguished professor of education at ucla. the president and ceo of the california endowment. should we think of growing up in compton as pro tensiotentially disabling? >> certainly science and data on this issue have become pretty clear. one, time does not heal all wounds. that adage is not true, science does not support that. secondly, exposure to trauma and toxic stress, adversity is bad for your health. not just in the immediate but in the long term as well. so one of the things that we need to do is make sure that this issue, whether the lawsuit wins or not, it is an important policy conversation within the school setting with about making sure we put our arms around these young people, not suspending them out of school for their behavior, their willful defiance, missing school, their

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compton and union road, a crash remains there. chuck? >> thank you, milliliter. >>> outside this morning four things you need to know about the forecast. yes, indeed. clouds have been back in for the past 24 hours. umbrella weather beginning to return. chilly raindrops today. it will be all rain, no snow. i always have to mention that since december 1st is tomorrow. rain chances are high, high, high for the next couple of days. if you can't find an umbrella now, you're going need a new one. coming up i'll let you know when i think that steadier rain really started to move back into our area. for now wet roads throughout early this morning. rain chances are high today, high, higher, and highest. temperatures will be stuck in the 40s for at least the next 24 hours. see you in ten. this was a scene in paris as the french collided with the police. more than 100 were held for questions. president obama is in paris for the international summit on climate change. nbc's tracie potts is live with more on what he's setting to get done there. good

-- compton. can find this interview is online at c-span.org. on the next washington journal, we look at the role that nato faces. also, former state department official alberto fernandez for u.s. strategy combating isis propaganda. we are also taking your calls and looking for your comments on facebook and twitter beginning at 7:00 eastern, on c-span. monday night on the xbox revisited. he also discusses technology, technology competition, and microsoft, and the importance of civics in american life. >> it is work that all of us should and must do to make our communities operate more efficiently. to make our communities serve citizens in a better way. it super important. up next, prime minister david cameron's answers to questions, followed by the new hampshire democratic party dinner. later, a q&a with ronald feinman.

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. >>> a disturbing find in a river bed in compton, california. somebody called police after hearing a baby's cry near a bike path. deputies canvassed the area and heard the baby's muffled cry and found the newborn baby girl wrapped in a blanket buried under pieces of rubble. the baby less than 48 hours old was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay, but police need help determining the who and why in this case of abandonment. >> a big spike in the amount >> police say they have the man suspected of shooting two people. they arrested him and charged him with attempted first and second-degree murder and assault. he shot somebody in the face on copeland street and another person in the stomach on tyler avenue. they arrested him a short time later and he is facing drug possession charges. a new study shows a sharp rise in the number of arrests for pot possession in virginia over the past decade. the report is by the pro legalization group called the drug policy alliance and shows in 2003 over 13,000 people were arrested for marijuana posse

check out the fan boy moment with the straight out of compton cast spots this. >> jump street family. >> johnny walked over, gives some. >> hi, how are you? thank you. >> we all posed for a still and earshot. >> that is johnny depp, man. i'm a fan now. mutual. johnny later whispers to me. >> and there were fan girl moments, too, like when carrie mulligan spotted actor reward recipient will smith outside. >> he is look a proper movie star. >> and what would be you? >> pri etender. >> hardly. as for will, he's a fan, too of daughter willow as he told her on her recent 15th birthday. >> she sat jada and i down and thrown me a party every year of my life. i can please just have a quiet day with my friends and family? i was like -- yes! sure. >> backstage, channing tatum was with the ensemble award winners. we asked channing tatum if he was in this film and you here. >> am i here? i just really like all these guys. crew. >> here's a clue. tatum is holding one of the ensemble awards. as for the comedy awards? well, that went to the ever busy amy schumer. >> you said you were going to stay a

police found the infant girl near a riverbed in the compton area yesterday after getting reports of hearing a baby crying. deputies had to remove pieces of asphalt and debris to rescue her. they say she's barely one or two days old. tonight she is hospitalized, in stable condition, though. police are looking for those responsible for abandoning her. wow. >>> we want to turn now to decision 2016 coverage. republican candidate ben carson made a surprise trip to syria this weekend. carson posted this picture on facebook from a refugee camp, touching that child's head there. carson said he met with doctors, humanitarian workers, and government officials during the visit. the retired neurosurgeon has faced some backlash for his handling of foreign policy views and his recent comparison of syrian refugees to rabid dogs. now, carson's rival, donald trump, held a rally in sarasota, florida, today. the republican front runner says he's, quote, killing everybody in the national polls. he also called super pacs a scam and criticized florida senator marco rubio for being weak on immigration. now, both

deputies in compton are looking for her mother. two sisters were walking along a path and heard her cries. >> i can't judge the person that did this, but something happened and, you know, this is the wrong thing to do. >> the deputies think the baby she was found. >>> happening today, a bond hearing is set for a chicago police officer jason van diechlkt he's charged in the 2014 shooting death of 17-year-old laquan mcdonald. dash cam video shows mcdonald being shot 16 times. the release of that video last week sparked protests. van dyke's lawyer said he opened fear because he feared for his life. >>> police in the district are looking for a man after an attempted assault in the northeast. this happened on lincoln road around 5:00 a.m. a man attempted to assault another man who was sitting in his car. police say the suspect drives a quad four or suv. go yu have any information, police want to hear from you. >>> in news for your health, a new study shows low income women are more likely to get breast cancer screenings if the state ado

they were walking along the compton creek in los angeles yesterday. they say they heard the cries but could barely see the baby under the asphalt by the river bed. >> baby but not 100% the baby face. >> the sisters immediately called 9-1-1. police officers rescued the tiny victim from underneath the asphalt. she was just a day or two old and wrapped only in a hospital blanket. detectives said s s said if the child had spent the night there she wouldn't have survived. >>> still ahead how does the royal baby celebrate her six-month birthday? with new pictures. we have the adorable snaps coming up. >>> we got a little break from the cold temperatures but they're back. >>> say hello to her royal cuteness. princess charlotte is six months old now. she's wearing a pink dress and sitting alone there poids sing beautifully. her mom took the photographs and shared them with the world and we last saw charlotte, you might recall, back in july. she's growing up. fourth in line to the throne. can't get enough of the pictures. kate joins us now with a look at what

meet the press" tomorrow morning at 10:30 right after >>> a disturbing find inside a river bend in comptoncalifornia. somebody called police after hearing a baby's cry near a bike path. deputies discovered a baby girl buried under pieces of rubble. the baby less than 48 hours old was rushed to the hospital and is expected to be okay. however, police need help determining the who and the why in this case of abandonment. >>> he says he did three things every day to survive. he thought about his family. he exercised regularly. and found something to laugh at. for the first time since he was released from cuba, usaid contractor alan gross is talking about his five years in prison. gross was jailed for setting up internet connections in the communist country. the cuban government released him last december in exchange for three prisoners held in the u.s. gross will be on "60 minutes" tomorrow to talk about his experience. >>> and storm team 4 tracking rain tonight and tomorrow, as well as cooler air moves in. amelia will show us just how much the temperatures will drop tomorrow and in the comin

the compton sheriff's office yesterday from someone saying they heard a baby crying. two deputies investigated and found her just off a bike path. officials believe she's only three or four days old, and she was cold to the touch. she was taken to hospital and is now in stable condition. >> pope francis continuing his six-day tour of africa with a morning mass in uganda. the pontiff marked the 50th anniversary of catholic martyrs who were burned to death for not renouncing their faith. he spoke to hundreds of thousands of worshipers including those who camped out overnight in the rain. he will make his final stop in the central african republican tomorrow morning. >> a navy veteran returned to his home on long island to only to find it had been demolished. he left for florida in december, and when the 69-year-old returned to west hempstead in august, his house was gone. so were all of his belongings as well. officials say the home was tried reaching williams and even held a public hearing before tearing it down. williams has filed a notice of claim against hempstead,

county sheriff's deputy took after finding a newborn girl buried alive in the hole of this pavement in compton. >> it was down here. >> reporter: ryan says his mom found the baby during her daily walk down this bike path. >> she heard a noise, sounded like a kid crying, or a baby. she decided i guess to call 911. >> reporter: when deputies go the there, they heard a baby's muffled cry, so they looked closer and found the child hidden in some asphalt and rubble. >> reporter: detectives believe the girl was born within the last two days and they have no clue who her parents are. jesse lives nearby. >> who would do some dumb stuff? they need to catch this person. you need to go to jail. >> it's just sad to see somebody leave a baby like that when there's so many other places they can be taken. >> the baby is listed in stable condition. >> california's safe haven law allows parents to abandon them at hospitals and fire stations, no questions asked. >>> and out of southern california, a chihuahua and a coyote. the chihuahua is missing after a coyote stormed the home and snatched the dog. a baby gir

norton compton: it has been a tradition of mine for about 30 years, and there really is no better way to start a thanksgiving holiday than getting a little honest exercise and working up a good appetite. jim kelly: keep in shape. we know we' re burning it off early. >> feel better about myself now. >> spend time with my family. t the only sport on the slate today. at gill stadium, the annual turkey bowl saw central high school playing city rival trinity. there was of course football on the gridiron, but this game is about so much more. marc cote: well, it' s especially special because my daughter used to be with the central high band, so we' ve been coming to games for years. now that she' s in college, we still like to keep coming and -- for the tradition i guess it is. cheryl brown: our son is home from connecticut and kind of alumni day. he' s a central grad so we' re here, families together and we' re here today. nathan bond: my kids playing in the game, and i graduated from central, and i remember coming here when i was a kid. brian lacerte: it' s thanksgiving with family. and th

i have been to compton. >> reporter: when he needs extra cash, he drives for uber. halloween is going to be a treat. >> a little crazy tonight. >> reporter: the trick this halloween is finding a fare not affected by surge policy. rates go up as demand goes up. on twitter uber's surge pricing is a controversial topic. this person uses uber but feels it's not there for fare rates to rise when uber is struggling to keep up with demand. >> it cost more at nighttime. >> reporter: because the price is higher? >> yes. absolutely. >> reporter: but there are ways around it. at northeastern university in boston, scientists actually did a research project on uber's surge pricing. they determined you can generally beat surge pricing by walking to a different pickup location. or you can just try waiting about five minutes. that's what they said they have done. just wait five minutes. they say it's their secret way to beat surge pricing. >> she is chastising you for giving away the secret. >> do not air that. >> reporter: surge pricing is updated every five minutes automatically.

police did find the infant girl near a creek bed in the compton area friday after they got reports that people were hearing a baby crying. deputies had to remove pieces of asphalt and garbage to dig her out. they say she's barely a day old. this morning that baby girl is hospitalized in stable condition, and police are looking for whoever abandoned her. >>> a new yorker who rode his way across the atlantic ocean for a.i.d.s. awareness is finally back home. >> victor mooney arrived home friday after 21 months at sea. he rode 5,000 miles, all in memory of his brother, who died of a.i.d.s. he'll celebrate his return in a ceremony at the brooklyn bridge tomorrow. >>> and we're coming right back with a final check of your forecast. >>> a research team in egypt says it may have finally found the tomb of a legendary queen. experts say the radar imaging of king tut's tomb indicates it has passages to a hidden chamber. >> that chamber could be the last resting place of the lost queen nefertiti. researchers have never been able to find her burial site. this new evidence will be sent to japan for

no road work to be worried about there. 66 east of compton road looking quite good. a little bit of volume headed in bound. very light and rolling along nicely. see you in ten minutes. >>> breaking news out of france this morning as bullets fly and explosion happen during a massive overnight police raid. just ahead, the latest developments for the paris attacks master mind. >>> as we enter the holiday season, what the terror threats could mean for your >>> breaking news right now. schools closed, trains suspended in paris as police search for a terror suspect right now. here's a live look. they are conducting a major raid just north of paris and say a person is still hold up in apartment. again, this is a live picture of a scene right now. a woman in the building detonated an explosive vest and died when police first arrived. officers arrested five other people. they're looking for the mastermind behind last week's attack that killed 129 people. >>> overnight a global discussion on the action after the terrorist attacks. president obama spelled out his goal of unitin

the newborn was found buried under asphalt along a bicycle path yesterday in compton.e responding after they received calls from people about a crying baby. officers found the little girl under the asphalt somebody rubble. she was in a blanket and cold to the touch according to authorities. the little girl is in stable condition tonight at a hospital. police still trying to figure out who abandoned the child. >>> well today is small business saturday and as fox 29's jennifer joyce tells she spent the day in chestnut hill where shoppers found so called mom and pop shops have something extra special to offer this holiday season. >> i'm taking three of these home. (laughter). >> reporter: fran of west chester is shopping local in chestnut hill. >> keeps them in business. keeps us getting novelty items like these. >> reporter: it's small business saturday. >> thank you. >> her row christmas. >> reporter: which generates a nice push for these independen independently owned stores like robertson flowers and events a family owned staple in the community for 88 years. >> a lot

former abc news correspondent ann compton on her 41-year career covering the white house.nd former secret service agent clint hill about his assignment guarding first lady jacqueline kennedy. find those interviews online at -span.org. here on c-span prime minister' questions is next from the british house of commons. that is followed by presidential candidate hillary clinton, bernie sanders, and martin hofmente maly at a democratic fundraiser in manchester, new hampshire. later some of this year's tech crunch disrupt conference in san francisco with innovators and entrepreneurs from the tech ndustry. on wednesday prime minister david cameron took questions from members of parliament about the upcoming climate talks in paris and the u.k. strategy for combating isis in syria. >> order. questions for the prime minister. ms. bruce: if he will list his official engagements for wednesday, november 25? >> hear, hear. mr. cameron: thank you, mr. speaker. before i start, i would like to say something. many in this house and watching at home know from "yes, prime minister" the centr

the baby girl was found alongside this river bed in compton, california. she was in this hole under pieces of asphalt and rubble. one man heard a staged noise and then made the discovery. and the other one said -- no, it sounds like a baby crying. >> daniel: well, police say the baby was no more than two days old and still wrapped in a hospital blanket. she is hospitalized in stable condition this morning. police are looking for the person who abandoned the baby. they could be charged with attempted murder. >>> it is now 4:55. the story of a dog with its mouth duct taped shut continues to get a lot of clicks on our fox25 facebook page. here it is. the photo was posted to the social media site by a woman who lives in avon, connecticut are the caption, this is what happens when you don't shut up. at first south daytona police were investigating because the woman's facebook page showed where she lived. but when she lives in connecticut for the past year, connecticut police took over. anyone who sees anything like this to report it. we have it up on our facebo

the baby was believed to be only 24 to 36 hours old when she was found friday near a popular compton bike path after someone heard her cries. she had been wrapped in a blanket and placed inside a and rubble. >> it just hurts to see somebody leave a baby like that when there are so many other nowadays. condition. >>> and to a health alert. suffer from pms could be three times as likely to also have high blood pressure. researchers at the university of massachusetts said those experiencing bad pms have a higher chance of developing high blood pressure in their 20s and 30s. the study said the hormonal system could be responsible for pushing up blood pressure. doctors say that vitamin d supplements may decrease the likelihood of high blood pressure in women suffering from pms. >>> u.s. scientists are keeping a close eye on a volcano in hawaii. the helicopter camera captured lava cascading down the side of kilaueaa as it erupted. at the time, the flow was a quarter mile long. the u.s. geological survey said the volcano is not threatening communities in the area. it's the youngest and most

this happened in compton. people in the area called 911 saying they kept hearing a baby crying. when deputies arrived at the scene and searched the area, they did find a little baby girl alive under some asphalt and rubble along a bike path. they took the baby to the hospital. the baby girl is doing very well. police say she was born within the past few days. >> wow. >> terrible. >>> well, not able to afford el nino. coming up, a strain of possible wet winter weather is putting a lot of those on fixed incomes on alert. they're hoping to get some help preparing their homes. >>> plus, a young dolphin stranded on the shore. watch as rescuers work to free it. ono off-days, or downtime.ason. opportunity is everything you make of it. this winter, take advantage of our season's best offers on the latest generation of cadillacs. the 2016 cadillac srx. get this low-mileage lease from around $339 per month, or purchase with 0% apr financing. >>> the search is on for a mother dolphin who seems to be missing its path. a rescue team freed this young dolphin just a few hours ago. it was disco

mark: this is mark compton. we have been hearing all day reports the u.s. says it is reasonably certain the man known as jihadi john, behind the beheadings of the western hostages seen on the graphic videos, that the u.s. is reasonably certain he was killed in a drone strike in syria. is it possible there could be some sort of connection, that perhaps this was not a planned attack but rather a spasm of violence in relation to that? >> i think it is too early to talk about exactly how this was orchestrated. but it certainly looks like it was orchestrated. i think what we are finding that is surprising is you look at what seems to be an isis bomb against the russian plane from egypt or week ago, that was only a matter of weeks after the russians started military engagement directly in syria. around the kind of turn we have never seen with that kind of attack from al qaeda or isis the four. isis is clearly moving quickly to becoming more strategic and moving beyond simply going after local enemies and taking those attacks broader throughout the region and also

two women out for a walk heard the baby's cry near a creek bed in the compton area friday. deputies found the baby girl under pieces of asphalt and debris. investigators say there are signs she was born at a medical facility or hospital. she's believed to be one day old. police are now looking for those responsible for abandon and burying her. >> also in central california, a suspected burglar died after getting stuck in the chimney of a home he was trying to break into. a homeowner discovered the suspect after lighting a fire in the fireplace saturday afternoon. he called police when he heard yelling. firefighters used jackhammers to break open the brick chimney. when they reached the man, he had died. inrvestigators hope an autopsy will identify the suspect and an exact cause of his death. >>> on to decision 2016, republican presidential candidate ben carson is headed back to the united states today after a surprise trip to syria. carson posted this picture on facebook from a refugee camp there, comforting a child. carson said he met with doctors, humanitarian workers, an

. >> you called for the removal of the irs commissioner john compton. did the white house not respond? >> they did in the respond so i responded by filing an irs audit against them. destroying documents, refusing to produce documents, throwing away documents, you're not able to get away with that, so how is the irs -- they made a number of false statements to congress. >> clearly they thumbed their nose at the legal system. but what are the chances of being impeached? >> the house is a majority vote. i hi you're going to see some people not give the irs commissioner a pass and allow him to live under a different standard than the american voters. i think a lot of voters would probably rally around him. but they're going to have to explain that to their con stich wents. >> and still ahead tonight, the war on cops, president obama weighs in. and i'll get an opinion from clark. and a man who organized a protest is going to explain his decision to me. it's been a hectic week in the develop, former front-runner herrmann kaine is here. plus the president's in

the sheriff's office in compton found the baby alive. the child, wrap fld a blanket and cold to the touch, believes to be less than two days old is doing well. police say the person who buried child will chase attempted murder charges. >>> and a man who robbed a woman at gun point near shady lain and ild ridge avenue. a very row mote area. the gunman woke the woman up and escaped with an undetermined amount of cash. neighbors say it's time to do something about safety. >> i'm surprised and concerned. i plugged in my secure cameras as soon as i read about it. i had unplugged them because i had a sense of security that i don't feel now. >> the women wasn't hurt. was no sign of forced entry at the house. police comb the neighborhood and did not find the suspect. >>> water is just now returning to a neighborhood in la fayette where they went without it. a main broke yesterday near olympic boulevard. cornell barnard has more. >> reporter: the cinches are bone dry. the fast v past 24 hours, bottle water. >> i couldn't wash my hands. i had to u

investigators say a newborn found buried alive in compton may have been born at the hospital. baby was apparently about 48 hours old when she was found by deputies. two sisters say that they actually heard the baby's cries when they were out for a walk. they found that newborn baby girl wrapped in what looks like a hospital blanket and buried ÷h tvq(qj of rubble right here. the baby is expected to be euok, but as temperatures dipped into the 40s overnight, officers say she almost didn't make it. >>níhif the child had suspect t night there, the baby wouldn't is very vieved. >> police still need help with whoever left the baby there. >>> all of the victims from the colorado shooting are expected to recover. they were saferly evacuated during friday's shooting. 300 people shl tered in place ai a nooern shopping center as police responded. >> you would hear gunshots. from there the bullets went through the wall. you could see it. you could smell it. and see the 2cy÷fgunpowder. >>> the university of colorado, colorado springs, colorado, police officer garrett swasey was shot and ki

deputies in compton, california say two sisters walking along a bike path heard the little girl's criesthey found her buried underneath the asphalt. neighbor's say they're thankful the woman heard the girl in time. i can't judge the person that did this. but something happened. you know, this is the wrong thing to do. >> deputies think the baby was less than 36 hours long when the sisters found her. they say she was cold to the touch but is now in stable condition at the hospital. >>> we're learning about a security breach at buckingham palace. activists made their way on to the roof of the art gallery at buckingham palace in london yesterday. the men used a ladder to climb on the roof after a demonstration. while on the roof they hung a banner that said i am harry's dad. the group wants equal rights for men and women and reform of the family court. >>> donald trump is coming to our area this week. in 60 seconds, how he's creating a new controversy after a group of pastors changed their mind >>> those temperatures now are in the mid to upper 30s. 39 in washington, 39 in manassas. they h

. >>> police in compton california are looking for the mean buried a baby alive.t baby is okay in the hospital tonight saved from a shallow hole on bike path on friday. officers say the little girl was under the asphalt and some rubble. she was in blanket and cold to the touch according to authorities. police are still trying to figure out who abandoned that baby. they can face itemed murder charges. >>> a group of armed thieves picked the wrong tattoo parlor to target this weekend. three gunmen burst into this houston area tattoo parlor early yesterday morning. screaming at a worker inside and customers to get on the ground. the owner says he saw one of the gunmen looking nervous so he tackled him, grabbed his gun. he says the other two guys took off shooting back into the shop. >> when he came out, he was shooting at us. he was shooting at my friend. we had no choice but to shoot back at them with their own gu guns. >> those two suspects got away. the one who was tackled did get shot in the gun fight. he is in the hospital but is expected to survive. ton night c

. >> gene: look at fire at compton, new hampshire. it was fully engulfed and fire broke out after 4:30 this morning and at this hour it is under control and crews will be on the scene for most of the morning and compton fire department says police removed one person from the building and person was evacuated by emt's on the scene. >> sara: prosecutors say man accused complained about victim to police. 67-year-old michael heinz of norton faces seven charges including leaving scene of crash as well as the third oui charge. the crash happened on 495 in mansfield sunday morning and killed jerrod arrone of foxborough. witness led police to heinz home where officers found damaged truck with vodka and beer bottles inside and failed sobriety test and allegedly made these comments to police. >> that guy cut me off, he is an [bleep] and i smashed into someone, not like i killed anyone. >> that hurt because not ever going to the see his kid. >> fox25 pulled his driving record and found several violations and spencers and all his defense attorney

like this compton fire station... which is just a mile and a half from the bike path where the baby the girl was found yesterday. you can call a hotline to find the nearest 'safe surrender' lcation - or search onli. "african american baby, beautiful baby, small baby." angel flores lives near the bike path and is thankful thesisters and sheriffs rescued thebaby in this, but someteting happened and this is the wrong thing to do." found her." now -- one of the women hat discovered the baby immediately called -1-1... police are trying tt identify the baby and find the mother... this is a tough story with a happy ending -- as the baby has been hospitalized but is in stable condition this morning... . florida police are opening an animal cruelty investigation into a facebook user a woman postedthis photo on friday morningg with the caption, dont shut up!" it has been shared more than two-hundred- thousand times -- and florida police say they have been overwhelmed by messages and emails about the post. the woman has since wr

investigators say a newborn found buried alive in compton may have been bosh at a hospital.y was apparently about 48 hours old when she was found by deputies. two sisters say they heard the baby's cries when they were with out for a walk. they found the baby buried in a hospital blanket under pieces of rubble. the baby is expected to be okay. the temperature dipped into the 40s. officers said the baby almost did not make it. >> if the child had spent the night there, the baub would haven't survived. >> well t police still need help finding who left the baby there. >>> while the victims from the colorado shooting are in good condition, they're expected to recover. they were safely evacuated during the shooting on friday. the standoff lasted few nearly five hours. they were holed up in a nearby shopping center as police responded. >> gunshots. from there the bullets went through the wall. you could see it and smell it, the gun powder. >> the university of colorado, colorado springs police officer garrett swasey was killed. >> the colorado springs shooting is a crime against wo

>> you know that compton album "for the love of money"? [ cheers and applause ] >> yeah, yeah! >> i love that song. and of course i listen to the clean version. >> jimmy: oh, there's a clean version, okay. >> don't worry, everybody. >> it's really the beat. >> jimmy: are the adults on the show, people like anthony anderson, do they watch their language around you guys? >> no. >> jimmy: no? have you learned words that you maybe shouldn't know from them? >> well -- i know those words that they're saying. >> jimmy: you've heard the words already, yeah. so they just treat you like you're just regular members of the cast? >> yeah. i mean, they make sure they say nothing too crazy around us. >> jimmy: what crazy things they'll say in front of you guys? anthony specifically. >> our favorite is, every time we head to school anthony says "school's for suckers" in the loudest voice possible. >> jimmy: school is for suckers. that's true, kids, school is for suckers. >> it's kind of weird. was a holiday, we didn't have to do school. a sucker because you're not doing school. >> basically an

baby girl found in a river bed in compton on friday and in this hole under pieces of asphalt and rubble and neighbors heard a strange noise and then heard the discovery. >> one woman thought she heard a cat and other said it sounds like baby crying. >> julie: police say baby was no more than two days old and wrapped in hospital blanket and police looking for whoever abandoned the baby they could be charged with attempted murder. >> daniel: jury selection begins today in trial of baltimore police officer being involved in the death of freddie gray. officer william porter one of six charged with involuntary manslaughter second degree assault and reckless endangerment and gray died of injuries suffered while in police custody in april. they say the officers ignored gray's cries for medical help police transport vehicle. >> daniel: ahead of police union is in trouble for standing near pope francis. it happened during the visit in september. porter? -- authority officer ignored officers to leave the pope's side. he said he was cleared by secret service and earned right to attend the pope's v

deputies discover the baby girl crying on a bike path in compton friday.he was found wrapped in a blanket. it was believed she was only 36- 48 hours old when she was found. police say charges could be filed against the person who abandoned the newborn baby. >> that hold their -- i believe that was a whole and had pieces of wood on top of it. which you took the stuff off, she found a newborn baby. >> right now the charges are attempted murder, and child endangerment. >> the baby's vital babies vital signs were checked, and she was taken to the hospital but she is currently listed in stable condition. and will remain under hospital expert -- observation. >>> let's take a live look outside at the bay bridge toll plaza on the sunday morning. it's about to be a very a very busy travel day print so far, the bridge nice and smooth this morning for no problems there at all. >>> a teenage girl in texas is dying for the people she needs most, her parents live a half a world away, and she cannot get permission to get them to come visit her in the us. that all changed

she was discovered friday, buried alive under asphalt and rubble near a busy bike path in compton, after people reported the baby is believed to be 46 to 48 hours hold when found. she is in stable condition. >>> a six-hour man hunt for a man suspected of killing a police officer in pennsylvania ended this morning. the veteran police officer was shot while responding to a domestic call. the suspect is being treated for gunshot wound to the shoulder. charges are pending. >>> in california, a suspected burglar died after getting stuck in a chimney saturday. a homeowner called police after hearing a scream, after lighting a fire in his fireplace. as he scrambled to put out the fire, the house was engulfed in smoke. the firefighters used jackhammers to break open the chimney, but it was too late. >>> numbers are in for black friday shopping. sales slipped to $10.4 billion, with actual shopping in stores down 10% from last year. a reason for the decline, a spike in online shopping, which jumped 14% this year. this according to the research firm, shopper track. >>> it was a royal tumble for pri

. >> and compton. >> jimmy: it's on in pakistst? >> it's on in pakistan, man. >> jimmy: wow. >> yeah, they tell me i get calls, you should hear yourself speak farsi. >> jimmy: have you? >> no i haven't had a chance to >> jimmy: that's something. there. >> jimmy: maybe they translate it into brownish. >> might be o o tosomething. >> jimmy: thehehow is on in africa, i know? >> yes, it is. >> jimmy: you've been to africa. how many times have you been there? >> three times. >> jimmy: three times. >> yes. >> jimmy: did people know you there when you got there? >> my very first trip to ghana a few years ago they knew me from my movies. i just recently went back to south africa a couple of times in the last couple of years andnd most recently in august, and i was walking through the airport and all i hear is "black-ish," "black-ish." i found out they had just started airing the first season of "black-ish" this past august. it was exciting. >> jimmy: isn't that crazy? >> yes. "black-ish" on the blackest continent on the earth, yes. >> jimmy