and the department of education knows it. while individual companies or entire industries can and often fight back against regulatory overreach by the department of label or e.p.a., the department of education positions itself to hold federal funding ransom if universities don't comply with its policies even when those policies are unlawful abuses of regulatory power. this is unacceptable. just because we share an objective of equality and school safety doesn't mean we can turn a blind eye to federal -- to a federal department running roughshod over the very regulatory process we require. here the ends certainly do not justify the means. schools and the very students we want to protect suffer as a result. mr. president, i do want to stress that i admire dr. king's dedication to bering our nation's schools. all americans are undoubtedly enriched by contributions made by conscientious and exceptional educators. i thank him for his previous time of service, which is an impressive record. likewise i appreciate that these guidance

department of education. he previously served as the assistant director of the consumer financial protection bureau. the secretary of treasury named him as the agencies first student loan investment. has frequently testified before congress on alleviating student debt burdens and private student loan performance. a colleague. she is a professor of education, public policy, and economics at the university of michigan. susan is one of the countries top advocates for accessible higher education. testified before congress on education and tax policy and is widely consulted on student aid reform, including a federal reserve, the department of education and treasury, and with the department of economic advisories. she also writes with a new york times and if you are on twitter, i encourage you to follow her for an informative and witty commentary. about today's format. each of our panelists to getting with susan will kick things off with three opening remarks. i will then have the pleasure of moderating a conversati

as chief executive officer of the state department and safe education department and president of theuniversity of the state of new york. at the time of his appointment, he was one of the youngest state education leaders and the first african-american and puerto rican to serve as the new york state education commissioner. dr. king brings to his role extensive experience leaving urban public schools closing the achievement gap and preparing to enter, succeed in and graduate from college. prior to the appointment, the commissioner in the new york state department of education, he served as managing director with uncommon schools and a nonprofit charter management organization that operates the highest performing urban public schools in new york, new jersey and massachusetts. dr. king earned a bachelor of arts in government from harvard and masters in teaching of social studies from columbia, doctorate from yale and doctorate in educational administrative practice from columbia. from education and equity, dr. king has been honored from the urban league and lifetime achievement award from

a district court judge in sacramento says the state department of education must turn over the records including social security numbers to attorneys of a parents group that filed the suit. the case is raising privacy concerns state-wide. joining us now with san francisco chronicle education reporter jill tucker who has been covering the story. jill, good to see you. >> right. >> give us a background, or what is this lawsuit about? >> well, the lawsuit is actually about special education children, and whether the state is fulfilling its duty to oversee what these children are entitled to and to take action if districts are not providing those services, and, of course, the parents out of morgan hill that initiated this are claiming that the students are not getting the services that they need. the districts are not providing all of the resources that they should be. now, that's what the actual lawsuit is about, but what the argument has been about what all the legal battles over the last three years have been about are getting the plaintiff the information that they need so they can pro

department of education. he previously served as the assistant director of the consumer financial protection bureau. he led that agency's work on behalf of students and young consumers. the secretary of treasury named im as the agencies first student loan ombudsman. he has frequently testified before congress on alleviating student debt burdens and private tudent loan performance. susan is a colleague. she is a professor of education, public policy, and economics at the university of michigan. also co-director of the ford school's policy initiative. susan is one of the countries top advocates for accessible higher education. she has testified before congress on education and tax policy and is widely consulted on student aid reform, including a federal reserve, the department of education and treasury, and with the department of economic advisories. she also writes with a new york times and if you are on twitter, i encourage you to follow her for an informative and witty commentary. first, ignored about today's

the department of education has previously been ordered to release them as a part of the special education lawsuit. so many parents filed objections. there was no way for the judge to review them all. >>> apple is getting some tech support in its fight against the fbi. a long listing of tech companies are urging the court to back off apple. twitter and red bull filed today. they are calling for the government to drop an order for apple to break into the iphone used by one of the san bernardino shooters. facebook, google are expected to line up behind apple as well. >> did you hear about this? another outray just day on the

. >> reporter: that mom we talked department of education knows all about her son's case. one of the boys who allegedly attacked her son has been sub suspended from school for two days. she wants the department of education to do a little bit more. she says her son already changed schools, switched schools a couple of years ago, because of security issues there. back to you, david. >>> reporting live at city hall. thank you, cat. >>> more voluntary tests for lead poisoning are being offered, early childhood first, and then older students, elevated levels were detected in 30 school buildings. they also plan to test the fountains at every public school in newark. they begin tomorrow. >>> today an investigation underway into an alarming package and a note sent to donald trump son. tracy strahan has the fbi and secret service involved. >> reporter: that's right, david. law enforcement sources telling to identify the person that sent the letter here to donald trump's son eric. there was a suspicious substance telling him to drop off the race or else. there has been a presence in

rohit chopra was recently named special adviser to the is department of education. he previously served as assistant director of the consumer financial protection bureau where he led the agency's work on behalf of students and young consumers. the secretary of treasury named him as the agency's first student loan ombudsmen come in the role that was established by the dodd-frank wall street reform and consumer protection act. he has frequently testified before congress on alleviating students debt burdens and private student loan performance. susan dynarski is a member of the ford school of faculty and colleague pictures a professor of education public policy and economics at the university of michigan and also codirector of the policy initiative. she is one of the countries top advocates or accessible higher education. she has testified before congress on education and tax policy and is widely consulted on student aid reform, including at the federal reserve, the whitwhite house, the departmentf education at treasury and with the council of economic advisers. she wri

and tell others by going to the wftv action9 facebook pages. can soon get a check from the department of education. the government overcharged tens of thousands of servicemen and women between 2009 and 2015 on student loan payments. they were being charged more than the lock and 6% rate while they were on active duty. the department of education says they will issue refunds as it identified victims. >>> holcombe and took the stand for a second day in tampa. he is suing the gawker website for $100 million. after a sex tape was published of hulk hogan. he says the video was made without his knowledge. "gawker" says it was legitimate because hulk hogan talked openly about his sex life before. hulk hogan is claiming they violated his privacy. >> they played it for months and months. so much damage -- we had to live with that. >> a jury will decide if "gawker" violated his right to privacy. >>> back to normal tonight after a semi crash from the we were over the scene this morning. investigators say a semi hauling lumber lost control. look at that. and hit a car. you can see the lumber truck overturned

the state department of education agrees and insists a corrective action plan must be submitted in 30 days. >> where can we find people from new point corporate? when we tried to get answers, managers avoided our questions wherever we went. mark douglas with channel 8. now the doe is cutting off funds for basic needs. a letter mailed last week warns, state capital outlay payments for new point pinellas academy on hold until the commissioner has approved the corrective action plans. the same goes for new point pinellas high school and windsor prep. >> the department of education is holding off on releasing more funds to the schools. we need textbooks, computers, desks, chairs for that revenue. >> reporter: our investigation shows newpoint has a long history of troubled charter florida. windsor parents now feel it's their turn. >> my daughter has been there four years now. >> reporter: mark douglas, news channel 8. >>> the four charter schools have until april 5th so submit a correction plan to the state. >>> time change the clocks again this weekend. seems like we just did it. saturday

the state department of education agrees and insists a corrective action plan must be submitted within 30 days. >> it's getting very serious, and it's going to all come out. >> where can we find people from new point. >> reporter: maybe so, when we tried to get answers, new point managers avoided our questions wherever we went. now the doe is cutting off funds for basic needs. a letter mailed last week warns state capitol outlaid payments for new point pinellas academy and will be on hold until the the same goes for new point pinellas, and windsor prep. >> the department of education saying they are going to hold off on releasing more funds to the school is a concern because we need text books, computers, revenue. >> reporter: our investigation shows new point has a long history of troubled charter school management across florida. windsor parents now fear it's their turn. school. my daughter has been there in four years. the school. >> the amount of money set aside for these schools in the state's capitol outlay fund amounts to tens of thousands of dollars all together. there are bigg

department of education and its ongoing investigation of sexual harassment and sexual misconduct claims nationwide. because as you said, this is not limited to uc berkeley. >> not at all. department of education is looking into sexual violence cases at numerous universities and college campuses. as well as secondary and elementary schools. this certainly isn't limited to just berkeley. >> so going back to cal, then, what happens next? >> well, the academic senate is expected to hold a hearing on this in the next couple of weeks. the board of regents has told me they want to talk about it next week at their meeting as well. in april we're supposed to hear from a working group that was convened after the marcie scandal to look at whether changes to the tenure procedure need to happen. so we'll be keeping an eye on several things over the next couple of months. >> do you think this will affect the way uc president napolitano is viewed? >> i think people are really waiting to see what happens. you know, i ask people, do you have faith in her, faith in the chancellor? people are telling me,

maybe there's something there, that he would bring in a ben carson and say run the department of education. help us out with this. or surgeon general. remember people said donald trump is not qualified on run the country but bring this people who are qualified. surgeon general, department of education flag that's how you get it double. >> a business approach. getting the people who are experts and very qualified in their field. they want anyone but donald trump and they see that is through ted cruz. >> and you said the the only other path is ted cruz. >> what do you make of these two endorsements? >> i've been a big fan of carson. what kind of delicious candy did donald trump offer ben to get him into the trump van? that's kind of a pedophile comparison. >> we got it. >> who would do such a thing? oh, yes. you can say that someone is pathologically damaged. and then still get that person's endorsement. even an outsider will sell out. an outsider wants to be part of the bandwagon. >> you've said nice things about ben carson. do you think he would sell himself out if he did not like him or b

frankly, i think the big problem is that department of education owns this enormous portfolio of loans. is one of the biggest banks in the country. but it's a service organization to it's not a financial organization. it's giving the distance and getting people to college and that's what should be day. it should not be in the business of servicing a trillion dollar portfolio of those. who in the government collects money from taxpayers, treasury. it knows how to do that. i don't think ed do that. i kind of think this should be moved out of the department of education and summer else in the federal government. what do you think about that? [laughter] >> well, spent i love nothing in government. spirit i will say the issues of engaging borrowers and getting the incentives right is hard. especially when using private firms. there's going to be their own economic incentives, and also i would add that borrowers, a process to walk through that come many borrowers need that individualized counseling that i think sometimes it's just hard to deliver for many, many countries may not be set up to

department of education. i have been in government a whopping eight months now, my birthdays april 6. before that, i had of zero civic stuff. right before this i was running digital for bt, black entertainment television network, a viacom network. >> money that he leave and ike -- my name is haley vandyke. i was breaking a few bones trying to get usgs set up and created. >> thanks. what is the problem? [laughter] >> who is going to take that one? >> i'm hoping someone else will jump on that one. >> the problem is so multifaceted, it's hard to describe. the biggest issue is that the private sector over the last two decades has spent an incredible amount of time and energy improving itself and getting really, really great at building digital services that delight citizens and people across the world. all sorts of innovations that we don't think of as innovations in a more place in the last two decades. also to things. allbiggest problem is that of those gigantic transitions have completely skipped over governmen

the amendments will require, for the first time, reporting by both the nypd and the department of education on the use of metal detectors, handcuffs, and emergency services in city schools. now, today joining us from the new york civil liberties union, we have donna lieberman, the executive director; johanna miller, their advocacy director; and alexis karteron, a senior staff attorney. welcome, all three of you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> now, first off, what is the student safety act? >> well, the student safety act is a response to the massive use in the new york city schools over the last decade or so of exclusionary discipline practices -- suspensions, arrests by police, summonses to go to criminal court -- instead of a trip to the dean's office when a student misbehaves. and for years, it was going on, happening to, how often -- are these horror stories just like one-offs? or are they a pattern? and we all saw -- we watched with horror what happened in south carolina as a young student is thrown off a chair because she wouldn't obey her teacher. really? get thrown off

. >> department of education, we're getting rid of common core, we're bringing education locally. rtment of environmental protection we're going to get rid of it in almost every form, we're going to have little tidbits out but we are taking very much out. irs, every single agency we can cut it down and i mean really cut it down and say the waste, fraud and abuse is massive. >> this morning, a new group, calling itself the committee to draft speaker ryan, a new superpac to rally mainstream republicans and head off a trump nomination. if it's a party doesn't look like anybody is having a good time. joining me for big party, no fun, the ruckus inside the gop, marjorie roe main sinabria, assistant editor, and ron meyer is the editor of red alert politics. john you and i have been talking about this the longest, i'll start with you, we are at a take day that not only you but many said wouldn't come. you see where we're heading the last week. >> sure. >> what's the best way forward? >> the best way forward for the republican establishment is to have john kasich or marco rubio emerge as t

last year the department of education found that the company, i.t.t., failed to meet its fiduciary duty to the department and failed to meet the standards of administrative capability required of institutions under title 4, and they placed restrictions on i.t.t. the department then required i.t.t. tech to pay nearly $80 million to be kept in escrow to guard against the potential collapse of this for-profit school. the company is under investigation by 18 state attorneys general related to deceptive marketing. this is deceptive marketing of students, college students who are being misled into signing expensive tuition contracts with the school. the new mexico attorney general found that i.t.t. tech placed students into loans without the knowledge of the students, falsely stated the number of credits a student had to take in order to push them into more debt, failed to issue refunds of tuition and fees in compliance with federal law and a variety of other deceptive practices. if that wasn't enough, the consumer financial protection bureau is also suing the company for predatory lending. t

digital services officer assigned to the department of education. we are going to explore with them is quite revolution from its roots in the darkness of health care.com 1.0 to the bipartisan victories that is now winning in washington today. please join me in welcoming mikey dickerson, hillary hartley, haley van dyck and lisa gelobter. [applause] >> high, guys. >> hello. >> as you can see the president refused t-shirts understood not in t-shirts and they are not all guys. [applause] in fact this is the most unique panel that we have had tonight for a number of reasons and we are glad to have you here. i'll tell you what. rather than by trying to introduce what each of you does and what you're doing now, why don't you just introduce yourselves briefly. i would like you to add what it was you were doing just before you started doing what you were doing now. mikey, let's start with you. >> i am mikey dickerson. i am the administrator as the color of the u.s. digital service. that is a government word that means manager. [laughter] and right before gath

department of education. in february ofast year she says she was at a sorority party and was sexual assaulted by a fraternity students. she waited two months before reporting it. she said at the hearing she had to sign confidential agreement. he pleaded guilty. she asked he be suspended but he is still on campus. the authorities told her he had been booted out of the fraternity and that didn't happen either. >> they will lie to your face. i can't trust anything they say. >> the university spokeswoman said they have not received the no a.u. does not tolerate any form of sexual harassment, assault or misconduct. the university is committed to stopping discriminatory behavior, preventing the recurrence and limiting the effects especially through support to the survivor. we strive to investigate complaints prompt and properly. among the a.u. alums. >> i don't like it. >> i don't like that it seems like the school is more concerned with their image and their reputation than -- >> protecting their students. >> in t

the department of education has extended the registration deadline until next wednesday march 9th. >>> the morning started out to beautifully. the times are achanging. >> they are indeed. winter. bitter cold overnight. gits in some locations to the north and west. tomorrow, snow. how much? still a little bit of a question. but we've got some ideas which we'll talk about in a moment. 25 degrees in monticello. peak wind gusts today, look at these numbers at la guardia, 40 miles per hour. 35 in central park. right now current winds in the teens. future temperatures as far as how they're going to feel as we walk outside, really cold as we head through the early morning hours, in the teens. again, feeling like almost zero in monticello by the time we wake up tomorrow morning. rush tomorrow night, little bit of relief as that cold air begins to push on back. but not much as the winds kick up late friday. that is when we see a relief coming in for the weekend. skies are relatively clear right now. this is our next weather-maker. that is going to bring us our possibility of snow. as we look a

department of education. immigration officials took the student into custody in january as part of an effort to target teens would recently crossed the u.s.-mexico border alone. his mother says he left honduras to escape gang violence. his supporters are filing a complaint with the department of education because immigration fills according to them have refused to accept school work and are not allowing him to use a computer. i talked with immigration officials sand they tell me they have not received any mail for dina costa. >>> north korea fired six short- range projectiles off the coast last night. this came shortly after the u.n. security council approved new tougher sanctions on north korea. defense officials say the artillery or rockets. they are just not sure yet. >>> there may be a new lead in the search if that missing malaysia airlines flight 370. australian officials say debris that washed ashore at mozambique may belong to the plane. it appears to show the leading edge of the tail section of the bo

he wants to kill the i.r.s., the department of education, the department of energy, the department ofrce, and housing and urban development. >> larry: oh, i kind of get what you're saying. >> you see it now. >> larry: i get what you're saying. so the "killer" thing is just a metaphor. >> oh no, larry. ted cruz is a serial murderer! but we're getting distracted from the thing i really want to talk about-- the fact that katy perry is actually jonbenet ramsey. >> larry: no, mike. she's not, please don't. >> jon-benet, eric benet, singer. who likes to sing? katy perry -- >> larry: mike yard, everyone! we'll be right back. we broabout this new car. to get your honest opinion to keep things unbiased, we removed all the logos. feels like a bmw. reminds me a little bit of like an audi. so, this car supports apple carplay. siri, open maps. she gets me. wow. it also has teen driver technology. it even mutes the radio until the seat belts are buckled. i'm very curious what it is. this is the 2016 chevy malibu. and it sells for? it starts at twenty-two five. what? oh wow. i mean with all this tec

. >> and our own department of education spends 10s of millions of dollars a year reinforcing that. >exactly. i spent 25 years in school. what i don't like is the idea that our democrats are the moderate liberals we have, which is that every economic problem we have is an educational problem. the answer is charter schools and more student loans, or more job training or something like that. and that's not the answer, and that's not really going to help out. >> but it goes back to an 18th and 19th century idea in america about poverty. when we saw poverty as a reflection of your own moral work, and your own fiber as a human being, and it's a very deep and persistent problem in american life that we kind of conclude without ever saying so that if someone is poor they probably did something wrong. >> that's right. >> and this world that you describe in the book is that at large. where a bunch of people went to the best schools in america, tut, tut at the rest of america. >> absolutely. and we're talking about democrats. the supposed party of the people. but one of the things that really s

he wants to kill the i.r.s., the department of education, the department of energy, the department ofnd housing and urban development. >> larry: oh, i kind of get what you're saying. >> you see it now. >> larry: i get what you're saying. so the "killer" thing is just a metaphor. >> oh no, larry. ted cruz is a serial murderer! but we're getting distracted from the thing i really want to talk about-- the fact that katy perry is actually jonbenet ramsey. >> larry: no, mike. she's not, please don't. >> jon-benet, eric benet, singer. who likes to sing? katy perry -- >> larry: mike yard, everyone! we'll be right back. hi i'm kristie. and i'm jess. and we are the bug chicks. we're a nano-business. windows 10 really helps us get the word out about how awesome bugs are. kids learn to be brave and curious and all kids speak the language of bug. "hey cortana, find my katydid video." oh! this is so good. if you're trying to teach a kid about a proboscis. just sketch it on the screen. i don't have a touch screen on my mac, i'm jealous of that. you put a big bug in a kids hands and change their wor

department of education as being among the top 335 schools in the country. the ranking is based on academic achievement. the only district that had more schools this year than we did was miami-dade in southern florida. among the other accomplishments, improving college readiness and the graduation rate from 2014. looking ahead, skorkowsky wants to build on past successes. he says one way to do that is to provide more learning for children at the kindergarten level thanks to some help from the state. finally every student in the student in the state of nevada will have a full day of kindergarten experience which is huge. thanks to state funding those full day classes will begin later this year along with other programs that include hiring more and attracting better quality teachers with higher pay starting at $40,000 a year. we're actually going out to teachers who teachers that have 29 plus years experience and actually getting them because those are the teachers who would be willing to move as for his vision for the next school year continue to improve read

a disaster and if i'm elected president in the first days as president, i will direct the department of education that common core ends that day. >> i was with dr. ben carson today who is endorsing me by the way, tomorrow morning and we were talking and we spoke for over an hour on education and he has such a great handle on it. he wants competitive schools and wants a lot of different things. >> and springing forward to tomorrow, ben carson will speak out on donald trump's behalf follows several others who have and he entered this debate saying look presidential, be presidential and he did not take the bait when his rivals tries. >> and the democratic presidential candidates toured the campus today. bernie sanders was at the state fair grounds trying to score another upset, and our evan axelbank is life out there. >> he made no bones about predicting another win. he says that momentum is building and insteed there were 9,000 people here to see the man who says he is leading a revolution in american politics. here is bernie sanders on stage at the expo center at the state fair grounds and of cour

frustration over unc's response motivated them to take action, filing a title ix complaint with the department of education. class at that same university. one of the political science courses about sexual harassment laws, anita hill, reading about how title ix was originally gender equity, not sports. >> reporter: their central argument, unc's handling of sexual assault allegations violated their civil right to education. annie and andrea helping spur a national movement encouraging women at colleges around the country to come forward. >> my name is carolyn. >> my name is alexa. >> my name is ari. >> we started seeing what was happening at campuses across the country. >> why has no one connected the dots before? >> one of the big problems that is schools don't want to be spearheading this issue. what schools have to be doing is prioritizing less their image and more the safety of their students and actually empowering those report students to report if anything happens to me. >> reporter: in a statement to abc news unc said they've implemented a comprehensively revised policy on sexual assault and mandato

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. >>> the department of education is offering debt relieve for the thousands of students who studied at the now defunct corinthian colleges. corinthian operated 91 schools, went bankrupt last year after being accused of fraud. this week, the california attorney general won a billion dollar judgment against the company. >>> some activists are trying to break the cycle of poverty and violence in chicago. how they are trying to and monuments battle violence and death threats. >> a federal appeals court has stopped new orleans from moving confederate monuments. along with the court challenge, the city is facing another problem with moving the monuments. the contractor first select by the city backed identity of the job after receiving death threats. >>> 2016 is shaping up to be one of the most dangerous years on record for chicago. just today nine people were wounded in four separate shootings. more than 400 people have been shot in the city so far this year, that's twice as many as last year at this time. many young black men find themselves trapped in a world of guns, gangs and little

. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the department of education said of today's incident this is deeply alarming and we are working closely with the nypd to ensure that all students and staff are safe. the police department immediately responded and are investigating the troubling incident. tomorrow morning concerned parents will rally on the steps of city hall and release what they call alarming new data about the number of weapons recovered in the city's public schools. in jamaica, queens, kristin thorne, channel 7 eyewitness news. >>> tonight an witness news exclusive. the mother of a man on the run telling us tonight he was just defending his daughter. police are looking for 48-year-old julio velasquez. burgess last night. his mom telling us he was defending his daughter who burgess had threatened and punched to the face, angry that she didn't accept his offer to swipe him in to the subway system for $1. >> you know they've been cutting up girls, is slicing them in the face and the hands. >> new york police tonight urging velasquez to turn himself in. >>> in manhattan today, st. patr

new developments this morning, military service members could get a refund check from the department of education. we told you last week a federal report found the department conducted a flawed review of whether student loan servicers capped rates on loans to military personnel. of thousands of servicemen and women between 2009 and 2014 on student loan payments. some are being charged than the locked in 6 percent rate while they were on active duty. >> we've told them that they're going to take care of them when they're deployed. this shouldn't have happened. >> the department of education did not say when the refunds will be issued. >>> happening today, kannapolis city schools break ground on a new school building. our partners report the ceremony will be at the current middle school property, which the new building will be part of, that's on oakwood avenue. this is an idea of what the finished construction will look like. leaders say it will expand the middle school from two grades to three, adding 400 more students. it's expected to be finished in august of 2017. >>> and community college coul

online received "f" grades nine times as often as districts that used paper and pencil.ohio's department of education is disputing those findings. nine teenagers are suing ohio's secretary of state over the right to vote.the teens... who are all 17... say secretary of state jon husted is refusing to allow them to vote in next week's primaries. they'll be 18 at the time of the general election in november.but husted says the law banning 17-year-olds from primary voting has been clear for 30 years. of state)"we didn't make this up. this is the way it's been. there's nothing new here. this is my sixth year as secretary of state. every primary that i've been involved in has been run by the same rules." rules."meanwhile... democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders has filed a similar lawsuit in federal court.he says ohio is trying to prevent 17-year-olds from voting in the primary. we didn't see it here in the tri-state...but a total solar eclipse wowed people across indonesia. indonesia.here's a look at the eclipse from nasa.nasa says it was best seen in parts of indonesia... and partially visible

. >> reporter: a spokeswoman for the department of education says, quote, schools must be safe harch vens, staff and families. >>> new information tonight about a suspicious envelope sent to donald trump's son here in new york. the gop presidential front runner apparently the target of the threat. andrew, what have you learned? >> reporter: well, chuck, donald trump's son son eric lives behind me. small amount of white powder on it. preliminary tests show it's talcum powder. the letter was postmarked in massachusetts. they are all taking this seriously. the nypd kept a 24-hour stake out outside trump park, the luxury high-rise where eric and laura trump live. it is here he received a letter that was postmarked in boston, contained white powder and a threat, either trump quits the race for the white house or next time won't be a harmless letter. i spoke with one of eric trump's neighbors who wasn't rattled at all. >> i live in the safest building in new york. one thing about living in a truch trump building, it's 100% safe. >> reporter: other new yorkers we spoke with said what police

he wants to kill the i.r.s., the department of education, the department of energy, the department ofommerce, and housing and urban development. >> larry: oh, i kind of get what you're saying. >> you see it now. >> larry: i get what you're saying. so the "killer" thing is just a metaphor. >> oh no, larry. ted cruz is a serial murderer! but we're getting distracted from the thing i really want to talk about-- the fact that katy perry is actually jonbenet ramsey. >> larry: no, mike. she's not, please don't. >> jon-benet, eric benet, singer. who likes to sing? katy perry -- >> larry: mike yard, everyone! we'll be right back. life as spokesbox is great. people love me for saving them over half a grand when they switch to progressive. so i'm dabbling in new ventures. it was board-game night with the dalai lama. great guy. terrible player. ♪ go paperless ♪ don't stress, girl ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ it's a balancing act, but i got to give the people what they want -- more box. any words for the critics? what can i say? critties gonna neg. [ applause ] the what?! [ laughs ] the

the department of education says that they are working closely to ensure that all students and staff are safe, the boy arrested on thursday faces a list of charges. in jamaica queens, jessica >>> with symptoms of alzheimers, tracee carrasco has that story. >> reporter: a happy homecoming. >> happy to be home. >> yes. >> an agonizing 30 hours for her family. >> reporter: the little girl was picked up wednesday morning here in her new jersey home. a very close family friend. the family told police that she suffers from a disease. >> it was last pinged yesterday and she did call her son at 2:00 yesterday for the directions. >> reporter: they were found at a mcdonald's when the locator by the car dealership where she bought it. >> she was disoriented, you know, and just rolling around. she was just rolling around. >> both are doing just fine. her family wants to thank all of those who brought her little girl safely. >>> campaign 2016 could be a dose of drama. and when she was one of the originals in the race. >>> governor cuomo and new york health officials unvailed their plans to prevent

department of education. immigration officials took the young man into custody in january as part of an effort to target teens would recently crossed the u.s.-mexico border. his mother says he left hour to escape gang violence. his supporter are filing a come lant with the department of refusing to accept homework mailed to him. the immigration officials say they have not received any mail for him. >>> the durham police department wants more of its officers to live within the city limits. this push for residency is one of several recommendations suggested by the human relations commission. the city is considering incentives to get more officers serve. a major option being considered, allowing more officers to take their patrol cars home. sanford police officers will soon carry a new tool with them at all times. the city council approved the purchase of 100 body cameras. the department is one of several in the area considering these cameras including raleigh, durham and fayetteville departments. >>> a headstone

the department of education says allegation and taking swift action, saying there will be additional guidance counselors and social workers at the school today. our top priority is keeping all the students safe. >>> wild video released today of students who fought in school on monday. this one was captured on camera, you see two girls in a brawl, all of a sudden it was full on pandemonium. an officer refused to let her go to the nurse. and today her mom was not happy about that. >> he pushed her, she told him, don't touch me. he proceeded to grab her by the arm, flung her, she hit into a brick wall, fell on the floor. >> nobody was seriously hurt in all this, but five students were arrested. the superintendent said that the school system will not tolerate this kind of bee lav yore. >>> in nashville, a second day of tearful testimony today from she's suing the man who stalked her and the hotel where he took the pictures. she's constantly reminded of those secretly recorded nude videos even by young people. >> i think the thing that hurts me the worst is when girls, high school, college

we can send it back to the department of education and cut out wasteful abuse and then we will go home. it is almost impossible to balance the budget that way, but if you bring it up, no-one cares. going back to the spray tan, this is a big subject for the voters to talk about. that's why i think marco rubio changed the tactic. bounce. >> he doesn't do donald trump well. he just doesn't project that sort of attack mode as well as donald trump does. i would just say that there was a time that the republicans could have disavowed and gotten donald trump out of the way and it was years ago. they allowed a lot of the things he says, the more controversial comments that he made go without any criticism. in fact, he was embraced in 201. he remained a credible figure up to the point he decided to run. my republican friends didn't take him seriously. he is just going this for contract negotiations they said. he will not turn over his financial disclosures. at every moment he did everything that wisdom said he wraept going to do. he remained there to be focused on these folks that michelle is t