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students and parents confronted the superintendent david hunt. the school district is facing a more than $2 million deficit. they are looking to cut teachers and put more children in each classroom. [ inaudible ] >> we don't want to lose them. the board wants to cut some of them. that is why we are fighting for them. >> a message i have heard from people this morning, i understand that. i also know the grownups need to come together to be able to solve this. i do not want today to be a day of loss of schooling for the children of bellaire. >> teachers are currently working under a contract that expired last june. >> this morning the chief engineer of the new eastern span of the bay bridge insists the bridge is safe despite cracks in the rods. according to the "san francisco chronicle" brian mulroney told the program oversite committee the structure would bearly move in a major earthquake even if all the rods that secured the span tower to the foundation were missing. independent experts say the bridge would be vulnerable. >> sunrise in san franci

krauthammer make colonel david hunt on refer. >> all pot cookies, in the green room.rible it is. >> i have said this before bill, if you want people to stop smoking potted you should start smoking pot. >> if i do it then everybody else. >> think of the ratings, bill. come on. >> i can't get any happier than i already am. >> that's true. you are a happy guy. >> i'm a jolly man. >> you really are. i can't get any more. >> yep. >> all right. get out of here. laura ingraham on deck. she will compare hillary clinton with barack obama. how do they differ? what do they have in common? laura is next. do you want to know how hard it can be to breathe with copd? it can feel like this. copd includes chronic bronchitis and emphysema. spiriva is a once-daily inhaled copd maintenance treatment that helps open my airways for a full 24 hours. spiriva helps me breathe easier. spiriva respimat does not replace rescue inhalers for sudden symptoms. tell your doctor if you have kidney problems, glaucoma, trouble urinating, or an enlarged prostate. these may worsen with spiriva respimat. d

krauthammer make colonel david hunt on refer. >> all pot cookies, in the green room.orrible it is. >> i have said this before bill, if you want people to stop smoking potted you should start smoking pot. >> if i do it then everybody else. >> think of the ratings, bill. come on. >> i can't get any happier than i already am. >> that's true. you are a happy guy. >> i'm a jolly man. >> you really are. i can't get any more. >> yep. >> all right. get out of here. laura ingraham on deck. she will compare hillary clinton with barack obama. how do they differ? what do they have in common? laura is next. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. shopping online is as easy as it gets. ♪ wouldn't it be great if hiring plumbers carpenters and even piano tuners were just as simple? thanks to angie's list, now it is. we've made hiring anyone from a handyman to a dog walker as simple as a few clicks. buy their services directly at angiealist.com. no

superintendent david hunt says it is necessary to look it all options to deal with the lack of schooltrict savings and a multimillion-dollar deficit. >>pam: the superintendent says a series of meetings will take place in the next few weeks as the district and the school board consider what can be done and what steps will have the least impact on the students. >>pam: play ball the baseball feels caught in the middle of the to sorrow strike are back open tonight. a youth baseball league was locked due to ongoing labor dispute at the martinez refinery. today to sorrel management on lock the gates and teams will start using the feels tomorrow. kron 4 is daniel bellaire is live in martinez tonight with more. >>reporter: the seasonal maintenance that they start to perhaps begins in early february. prep... they were tabled access the fielding did to do the work that they needed to do the only thing they could do was cut the grass. a machete some of them video of what the flurry of work was light today. the been raking leaves picking up trash a number of things to prep the 15 fields for tomor

david: now we have news on the latest mysterious superbug blamed for two deaths. liz: now been linked to a common medical device. it is now been discovered in another hospital. get to fox news's jonathan huntning us live from l.a. with the details. >> liz, david, first we had an outbreak of ronald reagan ucla medical center. seven infected there, two of whom died. a second outbreak. this time at cedars-sinai. four patients infected. look at suspect in both these outbreaks, this endoscope made by a company called olympus corp. we now learned the company didn't get fda clearance for knew version of device began selling in 2010. dr. marc siegel of the fox news medical a-team says everyone is at fault here. >> i would tend to blame everyone. company not being involved, hospital not doing due diligence to protect patients. if. da should be intimately involved in this situation. patient safety is number one. >> endoscope in question is apparently difficult to clean. bacteria can get trapped in it. dr. siegel says some hospitals don't use the best cleaning agents. and patients should check a hospital's record before booking a procedure. he also says, don't panic. >> we have to keep in mind this i

david. next, al hunt on the story. >> senator lindsey graham in his third term. the 59-year-old air force veteran, a colonel in the reserves says he is exploring a run for the republican presidential nomination next year. welcome to the program. >> thank you. >> the senate passed a clean department of homeland security bill funding as 30 and of the year. the house says the best they can do is short-term. how will this movie and? >> i think they will send over ada just funding bill with a 2014 order repealed. the 2012 executive order -- there are two executive orders. one cover dream act children. young children brought here as babies lip there all their lives. -- lived here all their lives. in 2014, he expanded it to 5 million additional people. i think the house will say, we fund dhs but you have to repeal the 20 order and we see what democrats do. seven democrats during their campaign said they disagreed with the 2014 order. >> but that won't be done in this context. won't you have to pass a funding bill and then come back to that issue later? >> i think the ho

current david hunt was on the channel, he said 14 people died looking for bowe bergdahl. was that worth the price? >> let the army do their investigation and let them make the decision. the thing we do know for sure. those five taliban commanders will be plotting to kill more americans. and those who die in the future should be looked at as blood on the hands of bowe bergdahl. the decision explains those five for bowe bergdahl goes beyond explanation. i just don't understand how the administration could think this would be a great thing to have a rose garden meeting. how tone deaf were they. how did they think this would fly with us. >> all right. and there's the date of the big announcement with the president and bowe's parents. we will be talking through this throughout the morning. >>> we'll get to the headlines. a fox news alert, a deadly tornado ripped through tulsa, oklahoma. this video shot by our very own meteorologist maria molina. >> it's coming right at us. it's coming right at us. >> one person is dead as homes are destroyed and trees torn right from the groun

david wright on the hunt. we expect to see much more of you out there. david, thank you.much more on the hillary clinton scandal tomorrow on abc's "this week" with special guest former secretary of state colin powell who is likely to have a unique take on all this. that's tomorrow morning right here on abc. >> looking forward to that. thanks, dan. >>> and this morning the fbi is offering a very generous reward for the two men who attacked a federal judge outside his home. that judge is being hailed a hero for keeping the armed pair out of his home and away from his wife and kids and abc's linzie janis is here with more on that manhunt. good morning, linzie. >> reporter: good morning, paula. the judge protecting his family and getting shot in the process. now there's an urgent manhunt. the fbi, u.s. marshals and the detroit police all searching for the two men responsible. 55-year-old u.s. district court judge terrence berg, a former u.s. assistant attorney, has plenty of experience prosecuting criminals. but now according to the police, he can add fighting them off to his

hunts. >> thank you david. >>> an out of control pickup truck smashes into a home out west. wait until you hear what the driver told police he did before getting behind the wheel. >> a woman's family says they were shocked but touched at the show of loyalty at the animal lovers funeral. karen. >> we've got a new accident involving a tractor-trailer. it's rider on a ramp right here. one of the ramps from the schuylkill eastbound. details on this coming up when "action news" continues. >> and also when we come back a little bitter more on the four-year-old who snuck out of the house in the middle of the night because she want add slushy. she got a special there. you can guess maybe what it was. "action news" will be back trading-in or selling your car truck or suv? webuyanycar.com takes the hassle out of selling in just 3 easy steps. one, get your free online valuation. two, book an appointment. and three, pick up a check at your nearest buying center. ♪ find out how much your car is worth ♪ ♪ at webuyanycar.com ♪ (brad) my friends, i give you... ...the apartminternet. the new

two gunmen are dead, but the hunt continues for more suspects. i'm david foster. you're watches al jazeera live out of london. violence in frankfurt as the european central bank headquarters opens to anti-aterty protests.anti- anti-austerity protests. >>> the man who made the first spacewalk anniversary, which took it's cold war rival by surprise. >>> open firing in a museum in the tunisian capital. major tourist attraction just a few meters away from the country's parliament. tunisia security personnel outside as three gunmen are taken hostages, and by the end of the siege 22 people have died. we understand 17 of them foreign nationals. two tunisians, and two gunmen. confident more on how the attack unfolded. >> reporter: tunisian security forces yell for reinforcement as they surround the national museum. they're respond to go a number of gunmen who had open fired inside of the tourist destination. a short while later it shows what is at stake. hostages run for their lives. a steady stream of people, most mostly tourists escaping the museum. inside the parliamen

kasie hunt and david from "u.s. news & world report."e weekend? >> reporter: tough to answer that question. they were speaking to different groups of people. the new hampshire party itself is conservative. a lot of libertarians and a lot of people excited to see walker. they had to move his speech into a larger venue, because of it. you know walker sort of avoided the traditional new hampshire retail politics while up there. he only had one public i ventevent over two days. bush embraced the idea new hampshire voters come to expect. candidates are up close and personal in unpredictable situations taking lots of questions. his main public event was a house party at the home of a longtime activist in new hampshire politics, but somebody who's not officially yet a supporter, and the room was full of people some were excited and supportive of bush and others frankly expressed skepticism. that's the environment that bush put himself in. i think you saw two very different styles and approaches from walker and bush over the weekend. >> david, w

david. but next "al hunt on the story." >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by: >> rose: additional funding provided by: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >>>> hunt: senator lindsey gram in his third term as a united states senator from south carolina sfnlgt appropriations, armed services and budget and judiciary committees. 59-year-old air force veteran, a colonel in the reserves, explore ago run for the republican nomination next year. welcome to the program, senator. >> influential. that's a good word. >> rose: i'll call you colonel. the senate passed a clean department of homeland security bill funding through the end of the fiscal year. house will not go along saying the best we can do is short term. how does this movie end? >> i think they'll send over a d.h.s. funding bill with a 2014 order repeal. there's two executive orders issued by the president. one covered dream act children, young kids brought here as babies who live

marshals joined in the hunt for a known militia man, david burgert after he shot at sheriff's deputiesth a handgun, and is considered extremely dangerous. >> we didn't know if he had been shot. we didn't know if he was waiting to ambush deputies. we weren't able to find any blood. a lot of times people or animals don't leave a blood trail. the manhunt ramped up quickly. 80 to 100 officers doing a ground search. when it came up negative, we knew then he was out of our immediate perimeter. >> later they found caches in the woods. >> food, extra clothing, sleeping bags. >> when the stashes were found it became clear that he had a plan for how he wanted it to play out. >> unless you go to montana, you don't really understand how vast these areas are. they searched for david burgert, but he disappeared into thin air. >> there are a lot of where's dave burgert theories. has he met up with militia groups plotting and planning other things. >> that would be a real possibility that he joined another group that felt he was a hero for the cause. i wouldn't be surprised that he's still in montana

as the search focused on annandale, some neighborhoods became hunting grounds with police in camouflage and dogs in bulletproof vests. david culvert joins us with some of the stories there. >> reporter: you mentioned hunting and camouflage. it makes sense when you look behind me. this is the start of that neighborhood in annandale, one of the many stops in that suspect's escape tour. heavily wooded easy to hide. since she was 7 years old, lin harmon has called this home. >> my parents built the house. >> reporter: set back in the wood, quiet, until today. the loud hum of the chopper is what she first heard. then she saw this when she peered out her front door. >> police cars and black suvs lined up and down the street. >> reporter: we were there as police moved in on this community looking for the escapee. bringing in the dogs holding tight to large rifles. sherry miller didn't have to work today. she's thankful. what did you hear? >> i was up at 5:30 and right between 5:30 and 6:00 i heard the circling of the helicopter and i went oh no they're trying to find someone. >> you get a little nervous but with policemen all aro

. >> the faa is joining the investigation as authorities try to hunt down the drone's operator. abc's davidy has the story. >> ed, we just got drone. >> reporter: an alarming danger for two seattle news choppers. >> got it. >> reporter: a drone violating regulations. even flying above our affiliate komo 4's helicopter. >> look at that guy. he has to be 1500 feet. >> reporter: four times higher than allowed. >> it's scary to know. something is there and you don't know where it is and you can't see it. >> a second chopper did see it. they were able to follow the small drone as it buzzed over rooftops. i want to know who is doing this. he threatened our safety. >> reporter: finally the chase, the mystery leads to a man and remote control. >> that's him and his drone. >> reporter: as these small drones have multiplied so have close calls. many with passenger carrying airlines. sightings now reaching 25 a month. the cameraman who caught this drone operator walking in to a house is worried. >> it isn't a a matter of if there's going to be a collision between a real aircraft and one of these toys

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i'm joined by tonight's roundtable, david corn, washington bureau chief for "mother jones" and msnbc political analyst. kasie hunt, political reporter for msnbc and very busy these days. lauren burke, managing editor of "politics 365." you know, this trope, meme. the great thing about that country, you can debate policy. you can be tzipi livni. you are allowed to have opinions. you have an opinion that disagrees with bibi netanyahu, you're considered an enemy of israel against them here. >> as a kid, he gave quarters to plant trees in israel, all i can say about this is oy. there's more debate in israel about the iranian deal, about peace with the -- >> 70% of people didn't vote for netanyahu. what are we getting our heads around here? >> they're equating barack obama with being anti-israel because he's anti-bibi. you know, but this comes after calling him anti-american, comes after calling him anti-christian. >> non-american. >> finally getting -- >> opinion. >> they're finally getting to anti-israel. it's taken a while to do this. >> don't you know, he's under communist influence according to ted cruz. >> commu

hunting for three other suspects. ♪ >> good to have you along, you are watching al jazeera live from london i'm david foster. faceoff in frankfurt as the european central bank new headquarters open to the sound of anti-austerity protests. >>> netenyahu claims victory in israel's general election. his task now to pull a coalition together. ♪ >>> the very latest word from tunisia's state tv is at least 24 people have been killed as gunmen dressed in military uniforms stormed a museum in the capitol tunis. it is the bardo museum a major tourist attraction. once inside we understand the gunmen took several hostages, some foreign tourists. the state tv now putting the number dead at 24, 20 of those foreigners. we'll have the very latest from the ground in tunis in a moment. but kim vinnell has more on how the attack unfolded. >> reporter: tunisian security forces yell for reinforcement as they surround the capitol's national bardo museum. they are responding to a b in of gunmen who opened fire inside the tourist destinations. a short time later it becomes clear what is at stake. police give cover as host agency r

hunt. leon: i think i will sit this one out. we don't have any stink bug weather to worry about. doug bang -- david: we see sunshine developing in the past few minutes here. --doug: we see sunshine developing in the past few minutes you get a little sun. 51 degrees. that northwesterly wind will ring and try her air and will drive colder temperatures. only 46 degrees in winchester. 51 degrees in fredericksburg. temperatures will drop to the 30's by early tomorrow morning. this high pressure builds and tomorrow. we may see a few snow showers in flurries. that will move through on sunday. 45 tomorrow. sunshine in 50 degrees on sunday. back to you. maureen: back home the nationals mascots are busy. teddy and screech visited u.s. service at walter reed hospital. they had lunch with wounded warriors at the family center. it is part of the 10 days of sex campaign to give back to the fans who have system -- 10 days of success campaign. to give back to the fans who have helped them succeed. leon: the legendary north carolina university -- university of north carolina coach died. he left letters to every mem

hunting trip paul was so proud of his service as a u.s. marine that when he went home for christmas after basic training, his friends joked that paul didn't take his uniform off once. david birdall was born january 16 1953. he grew up in minot. served in the army, 101st airborne division. his date of death is stated to be january 20, 1972. he was 19 years old when he went missing. david is the first son born of 13 children. his family remembers him as always helping others. during the minot flood of 1969, the family moved to safety but david stayed in town sandbagging all night long. at age 17, david expressed interest in joining the army but his mom asked him to wait. at 18, he joined on his own. in vietnam, he started as a helicopter mechanic. he offered to go on a helicopter rescue mission but the helicopter was shot down causing it to catch fire and costing david his life. richard dick olson born june 8 1949 grew up in grand forks. he was in the marine corps first battalion fourth marines. his date of death was april 126 19 -- was april 26, 1968. he went missing at age 18. he was survived by his parents two sisters and a brother. he loved to sing and was in a band fo

david and kennett square. we have the ponding and puddling on the roads. upper 30s and low 40s in south jersey and delaware. hunting valley we have downed wires it's causing a problem all morning. stick to bustleton after to avoid the downed wires pine road is closed. penndot is on the scene with the flashing lights it's a disabled tour bus, there are people on the tour bus. they are sitting there and waiting, because the bus is disabled. they have to wait for another bus to show up. we're looking at the back up, look at the line of headlights coming of the platt bridge eastbound, you've got one lane blocked with this disabled tour bus at penrose and 26th street. you want to expect delays coming off the platt bridge eastbound and for the poor people stuck on the bulls. 295 southbound we have a disabled tractor-trailer it's temporarily blocking all lanes for a while it was off to the shoulder, now they are blocking all lanes while they try to clear it out of there, watch for that to cause a problem as you're heading out. storm tracker 6 live double scan showing pockets of heavy rain through the region, matt and tam.

hunting for three other suspects. ♪ >> good to have you along, you are watching al jazeera live from london i'm david foster.n frankfurt as the european central bank new headquarters o

david accuses the story of being, quote, sloppy and inu, and doe laiden. also at the table, political correspondent casey huntl. >> david, thank you for being with us. you were the only person that appears on tv with hair even more outrageous than my own. and it's great hair. just keeps going up like mine i love it. actually david, let's talk about what happened yesterday. new york times article came out, and you demanded a retraction tell us why. >> yeah because the piece didn't stand up to scrutiny after it was published. there's an allegation very prominent in the subhead of this article yesterday that hillary clinton may have broken federal law. the only named source they have to support this allegation jason banks who was the highest ranking lawyer in the national archive said after the piece was published that no law was broken. so the story is wrong. it's based on a false premise. the reporter seems to be digging his heels in and now giving his opinion that hillary clinton broke the law, but they don't have any independent legal authority that we did see to make that case. i think the article was reall

hunting fugitives, stop. thousands daily victims throughout poland stop. believe the unbelievable stop. six years later on may 14, 1948, david state of israel. for generations choose a drink of being a free nation in their own land a vision articulated by theodor herzl in 1897 at a first zionist congress. but the show that you this long held dream of the declarations authors called greater urgency the savagery witness was also a major incident and the creation of the institution where i can't represent the united states, the united nations. i began my career as a journalist, moved by the harrowing images of prisoners in concentration camps. i traveled to the balkans recovered the horrors of the war in which kids were picked off their bicycles by snipers. bosnian muslim women were systematically raped and some 8000 unarmed men and boys were murdered in the largest massacre in europe since world war ii. i also saw the citizens of bosnia look in false hope to u.n. peacekeepers to protect them. in the end they found rescue only from the u.s.-led coalition that finally intervened to stop the slaughter. [applause] i was chilled by

david asman is here. >> it is an incredible story. this guy is a legend. he was handed the counterterrorism center. he did lead the hunt. his code name was roger. he was known in the movie zero dark 30 as the wolf. again, we do not have a picture of him. we would not show it to the audience if we had it. citizens were killed as well. the administration did not like that. it is a example of them using these warriors. >> everybody assumes it is because he was involved with wings that were a little too tough for this administration. he knows who his boss is nt does everything to please obama. the way that they did it was sleazy. they did it through a memo. asked to be that a stance of the new head of the cpc. again, just another reason. you have these warriors. they are used for political purposes. >> i thought you could not fire a federal employee if you tried. >> why would you release by memo? i do not understand not. >> this guy he probably could not be fired. he has dignity. apparently he does not want to answer to someone who used to be underhand. >> ain't you very much. that to the plane crash. the planes copilot ap

. >>> and the hunt continues at this hour for the suspects tied to this week's ambush of two ferguson police officers. we will talk to swrout spoken milwaukee sheriff david clark to says the impact goes far beyond that city and believes that war has been declared on america's finest. >> thanks for spending your saturday with us i'm leland vittert. here from washington. >> and i'm uma pemmaraju. >>> isis continues to hold its ground in saddam hussein's hometown of tikrit some 20,000 iraqi troops and eye rare yan backed militia are fighting to take the town back but they are stopped awaiting reinforcements. it's slow going as they must also clear roadside bombs along with booby trapped buildings. onhuddy is following the story from our middle east bureau. john. >> reporter: yeah, you're right, dee land in terms of those reinforcements, once they arrive they will basically start gearing up for street to street combat. at this point iraqi forces and those shooe a fighters have essentially surrounded tikrit's city center. iraqi commanders say that at this point they're preparing the next plan of attack to head in to the city center. as mentioned, those kraek