superintendent dr. barry williams denies that -- but he did confirm that principal james woods is on a 30-day administrative leave. parents commented on our facebook, and emailed, and told me directly -- mr. woods is a great educator, and they can't believe he's out. 20:14 who's keeping an eye out on our kids? mr. central middle school now you've taken him away stephanie carlson says she's called the school board herself - but no one is answering her questions. i asked the superintendent today whether parents should feel that their students are safe at central middle -- he said state law prevents him from answering that question...but couldn't say what law that is. of the six board members - i could only reach leslie byrum. he told me he had been informed of a misconduct investigation, but wouldn't be able to talk about it until it's over. about. but it may be too late for that. 26:12 it's become way too dramatic when the school board could have shut all of this down by just saying 'hey everything's fine, it'

dr. barry williams would n tell us what lead to his leave. we're working to find out more. a loaded gun within reach of a 5-year-old lead southampton county sheriff's to arrest the child's all started early friday morning when chad timberlake got into an argument with the mother of his child. they say timberlake left the boy in hisisruck with the gun nearby. when the sheriff's office responded to the call about a domestic dispute --- the deputy spotted the gun on the dashboard and removed it from the child's reach. deputies arrested timberlake and charged him with reckless care of a child. today the senate passed a bill that would defund planned parenthood. we first told you about this bill friday. it aims to keep money from the commonwealth's health department from going to the clinics. the same bill has passed the house, so it's headed to governor terry mcauliffe's desk now. the bill's sponsor says the funds would go towards more comprehensive healthcare for women. a 10 on your side follow-up to an animal cruelty case out of dare county. jordan boykin is facing 4 counts o

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.d only wise, great is your faithfulness. inspire our lawmakers to focus on your priorities, striving to do your will on earth even as it is done in heaven. during moments of confusion,

[applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, please stand as dr. barryiction. >> let us -- let us pray. resonateord god, we with the sentiments of gratitude , spoken by dr. reese. we again say thank you. us overu for sustaining a way that with tears has been watered. thank you for enabling us to hopevere during days when unborn has died. we praise you for this ceremony that bestows the congressional ,old medal on the foot soldiers boots on the ground who serve as catalysts for the voting rights act of 1965. courage of these drum majors for justice, may we tackle the challenges of this generation with a similar creativity and competence. lord, continue to bless and keep us. poor in misfortune and rich in blessings. give us enough challenges to keep us humble, enough hurt to keep us humane, enough failure to keep our hands tightly in yours and enough success to make us certain we are walking with you. we pray this prayer in the name of him who said "i have come that you might have light and ,ight have it more abundantly amen. >> ladies and gentlemen, pleas

speaker ryan will speak about that. , dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god, you are the strength of our lives, use us to tell of your wondrous works. inspiring others to glorify your name in the earth and to depend on you in the welter and variety of events we encounter each day. may they trust you to supply all of our needs, responding with gratitude to your generous mercies. today, give our senators an eternal perspective on the myriad issues they face. infuse their hearts with faith, sharpen their minds with truth, and renew their spirits with courage. bless the members of their staff who sacrifice so much for freedom's cause. we pray in your great name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? today we have an opportunity to take another step forward on the comprehe

. >> dr. barry kay says we all have a natural blink rate that replenishing our tears in our eyes an when we stair at digital device, we don't blink as often and that causes our eyes to dry out and strain. >> let's take a look at your contacts. >> dr. kay says for those who wear contacts there is a solution. >> the new active vue that is called oasis with hydro lux and they made the lens much smoother, kind of like going from 100 thread count sheet to maybe a thousand thread count. >> just blink. >> a major difference. i don't even feel like i have contacts in. >> and if you don't wear contacts, dr. kay believes there is a way you can protect your eyes. he recommends eye stretching exercises. >> one of the things i tell my so stressful, is something we call the 20/20/20 rule. and the rule is this. every 20 minutes, look at least 20 feet away, for 20 seconds. >> david sutter, cbs 4 this morning. >> i got to watch my eyesight. >> take careful. >> get off the phone. >> time now is 7:36. still ahead on c

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. merciful god, you and you alone have brought us to this moment. help us to hear your whispers and to follow your leading. speak to our lawmakers about the difficult issues of our time, reassuring them that you continue to take control of our destinies. teach them to count their blessings, cultivating an attitude of gratitude. give us the wisdom to shut out yesterday's disappointments and tomorrow's fears. show us how to live in day-tight compartments with total dependence on your mercy and grace. help us to cherish the freedom of this land as you continue to emancipate us from sin's slavery. we pray in your sacred name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority leader. mr. mcconnell: in the la

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.sovereign lord, you are our strong shelter and hiding place. we praise you for your love and wisdom. lord, you are too wise to make a mistake, too loving to be unkind, and too powerful for your providence not to prevail. we're grateful that you have the final word about what happens in our world, so teach us to patiently wait for your will to be done. guide our lawmakers, giving them a clear comprehension of your plans for our nation and world. as they depend upon your wisdom, fill them with the courage to accomplish those things that will unite rather than divide us. inspire us all to experience the constancy of your presence. we pray in your holy name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majorit

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. merciful god, you and you alone have brought us to this moment. help us to hear your whispers and to follow your leading. speak to our lawmakers about the difficult issues of our time, reassuring them that you

the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.our lord, how majestic is your name in all the earth. you are the giver of everlasting life and nothing can separate us from your limitless love. you know us better than we know ourselves, and you work for the good of those who love you. you've given us the privilege to be called your children. give our senators today a faith sufficient for these challenging times. may their trust in you empower them to solve problems, to conquer temptations and to live more nearly as they ought. remind them that all things are possible to those who believe. may their trust in you create in them both the desire and power to do your will. we pray in your great name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: mr. president? the presiding officer: the majority lead

the chaplain dr. barry black will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. god, our god, we honor your name. you continue to guide our nation and we trust the unfolding of your prevailing providence. help us to effectively tell this generation about your mighty works, so that your name will be known by those not yet born. use us to inspire people to celebrate your matchless mercy and your power to save. thank you for keeping your word, for extending to us your daily blessings and for picking us up when we fall. guide our senators with your love today. be for them a shade by day and a defense by night lord, keep them on the road that leads to life. we pray in your merciful name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. the presiding officer: the clerk will read a communication to the senate. the clerk: washington d.c., march 9, 2016. to the senate:

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray.ise creator, the architect of destinies, on this super tuesday 2016, when a dozen states hold their presidential nominating contests, we look to you. you are the potter, and we are the clay, so mold and make the destiny of this nation conceived in liberty. let your will be done. lord, we acknowledge that your thoughts are different from our thoughts, and your ways are far beyond anything we can imagine. just as the heavens are higher than the earth, so are your ways higher than your ways and your thoughts higher than our thoughts. give us the wisdom to not second guess the unfolding of your loving providence, but help us to remember that in everything you are working for the good of those who love you. today, as you desire, use our lawmakers and all those who love freedom as instruments of your glory. we pray in your powerful name. amen. the presiding officer: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to the flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of americ

the chaplain, dr. barry black, will lead the senate in prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. god only wise, great is your faithfulness. inspire our lawmakers to focus on your priorities, striving to do your will on earth even as it is done in heaven. during moments of confusion, help them to whisper a prayer for your wisdom. remind them that you desire that they set their affection on the things above that will live beyond time into eternity. may they not forget that you expect them to be accountable to you, seeking to be responsible stewards of their talents and abilities. lord, fill them with your spirit so that they will mount up with wings like eagles, running without weariness and walking without fainting. we pray in your strong name. amen. the president pro tempore: please join me in reciting the pledge of allegiance to our flag. i pledge allegiance to the flag of the united states of america, and to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. mr. mcconnell: madam president? the presiding officer: the majority l

dr. -- sorry, general barry mccaffrey. general mccaffrey and i have work $together since his days in the clinton administration. he is not just a giant in the field but gave us great input as to how to write good legislation to help us with veterans courts, where veterans can get the help he had need. that forum by the way also featured officials from the department of defense, department of veterans affairs, and the office of national drug control policy. from all these participants in this process, we received a lot of great feedback that helped guide us. we went back and forth with legislative language with all these experts in the obama administration as well as experts from around the country. this legislation is supported by over 130 groups including those representing people who are in the trenches providing treatment, providing services on prevention, law enforcement, doctors, those who are involved directly in this issue have given us a lot of guide afnlts but that included the -- guidance, but that included the e

teams were highlighted in the chronicle just the other day, and so we are proud and i see barry, and along from the dr., seven who is in the odd ens today and he has done a great job of leading that group. and another big, structure, structural decision for the department, of course, is the fact that the mayor and for the public and safety bond to the june, 2016 ballot and this will be for 272 million for the department. and 222, for the health, or for building five, and where we are going to integrate, many of our outpatient programming, pro-he vied a much better space for dialysis patients and along with the urgent care. and then we will have 30 million for the building of an integrated mental health program, with primary care at south east. and then the 20 million because over the years we have had a prioritized process of identifying some of our clinics who need it and ada improvements and flow improvement and privacy, improvement and especially as we move towards behavior health integration, within our primary care clinic and we will have $20 million, and we will hear more about some of our updat

teams were highlighted in the chronicle just the other day, and so we are proud and i see barry, and along from the dr., seven who is in the odd ens today and he has done a great job of leading that group. and another big, structure, structural decision for the department, of course, is the fact that the mayor and for the public and safety bond to the june, 2016 ballot and this will be for 272 million for the department. and 222, for the health, or for building five, and where we are going to integrate, many of our outpatient programming, pro-he vied a much better space for dialysis patients and along with the urgent care. and then we will have 30 million for the building of an integrated mental health program, with primary care at south east. and then the 20 million because over the years we have had a prioritized process of identifying some of our clinics who need it and ada improvements and flow improvement and privacy, improvement and especially as we move towards behavior health integration, within our primary care clinic and we will $20 million, and we will hear more about some of our updates on

dr. king and seeing him speak when she was 14 and skipped over the fact she campaigned for barry goldwater in between. she also missed an opportunity to come activists who confronted her over her statement that compared poor black children to dogs, part of the whole super predator quote. in the case of bernie you saw somebody try to answer the i'm not ever one to jump on somebody who is trying to answer a tough question about race. i believe we should give a little safe space and people the opportunity to try to answer it. it's the overreaction when somebody stumbles that discouraged many people from even having an honest conversation. with that said, i'm getting to your question. there's a lot here, chris. with that said, bernie sanders has talked about racial justice and economic justice his entire life. i think it's a stereotype. to forget the fact not only he was with congressman in the early 1960s, he was wasn't on jesse jackson's '88 campaign which is more of a class based campaign, he was on the '84 campaign. >> i agree about the stumbling. this is a moment in which a guy who is, he

and barry bennett, former campaign manager for dr. carson and a republican consultant. of you. keith, beginning with you, you were there, i read your piece, shoulder to shoulder with, you know, some of these usc students who wanted to stand in solidarity and some other trump supporters. what was the purpose of the protest? >> the protesters at the university of illinois/chicago wanted to go in and raise their voices to what they perceive as a personal attack. many of those students are latino, muslim, african-american. they believe that the statements that trump has made in recent weeks and days at his rallies is threatening to them. they wanted to go in, like a lot of people across the political spectrum these days, and raise their voices to that -- to that perceived threat. >> so we know it happened. the rally was called. you say there was zero violence. until trump's officials, you know, cancelled that event. when you were there, you know, standing shoulder to shower in between these different groups of people, you said you could feel it, what exactly did you feel? >

dr. king is about to be sent to change again. it was barryoldwater said we would go hunting where the ducks are committing not into african-american committee, the party of lincoln which was formed and brought forth its first -- in 1856 as principal idea was to introduce the limitation and abolition of slavery. that's an important thing to remember has been advocated. we have a presidential candidate who takes a day to remember that you already once repudiated -- took me to remember that is going to do it now, that is the wink wink dog whistle that signals to our unreconstructed bother. because we like to believe and better angels of our nature. we would like to believe we're making progress. we would like to believe we would all be the slave -- slave ship owner who gives it up and writes amazing grace. we would like to believe in our better selves but in point of fact a lot of us are not that. the older guilt and we've inherited from slavery, original sin, don't often transform into goodness but metastasize into darkness. >> i agree. i agree

>> what does this tell us about what voters really want, joining us is now is barry bennett, former campaign manager for drsaying they might not support him if trump is the eventual nominee? when some of the competition is saying that, if they won't back the eventual republican nominee, does that mean the hillary clinton? >> in the heat of battle, they change their view later. >> the establishment wants someone who will pull the levers of government in their favor. all the public is interested in is someone pull the levers on a bulldozer. they want a wholesale change. we're 19 trillion in debt. we were promised a wall that's not there. >> they believe donald trump will do that. >> absolutely. the establishment guys think that they are voting for donald trump because they, you know, for some reason, you know, his manners are important or whatever, they don't care. they are aligning with donald trump. they are saying he's the best person on earth. >> we often see in exit polls, shares my values. he doesn't score high on that. >> he's talking about blowing up washington. that's what they want to happen. >> yo

joining me, the former adviser to president obama, and barry bennett is back with us, senior adviser for the trump campaign and former campaign manager to dron's campaign and a republican consultant. so dan pfeiffer first to you, on this president obama news, so far the president has been careful not to explicitly endorse secretary clinton but it appears now if he's talking to donors like this, he's approaching that lane. why do you think he's doing this now? >> well, first, i'd be a little skeptical of why it gets read out like second and third hand. i've spent a lot of time over the few years where it came out of the president's mouth and then got read back to people is not exactly the same but there are some truths here in this recording that is important. one, the delegate race is essentially over. i can't see a world in which bernie sanders can make up that deficit in time given the proportional rules democrats have. second, president obama cares a lot about winning this election. it's very important to him. it's very -- he knows it's very important for the country. i think there's no question that hillary clinton, although not a perf

dr. perry, who will make some comments to you and after that, governor brown and then we'll open it up for, as barry said, for a open discussion. thank you very much. bill. [applause] >> thank you very much, jan. i am a child of the cold war. as are many so of the rest of you in this audience today. and as such, i have always had a deep concern about nuclear issues. about the danger we faced of a nuclear catastrophe during the cold war. but my main message to you today is that the danger of a nuclear catastrophe today, i believe, is greater than it was during the cold war. greater than during the cold war. that'sfy first message. the second message is i believe our public, if that's true, our public is generally unaware of that. they are blissfully unaware of that. consequently the policies that country follows are no ways commensurate with the danger. so i see my job as trying to educate the public on this issue which is a huge task but nevertheless that's what i'm undertaking. now to make my point, to this sophisticated audience, let me explain briefly why i made the first statement, why i think t

dr. ben carson yesterday, he sent two of his former campaign managers, ed brookeover and the gentleman we just heard from, barrydonald trump's organization better, doing well at the state conventions where these delegates are allocated. though trump has spoken about lawsuits what we're seeing from him is a mission to go to the republican national committee and file a complaint. >> so much plays into trump's hands here, but in this case he gets the most votes, ted cruz gets the most delegates. that plays into donald trump's hands. >> it does. >> it's outrageous. >> rhetorically. it's a reminder. we have been wondering for a long time now, joe, whether -- there is a point where trump has to be able to play the insider game, right, and these delegation contests are part of the insider game. the state conventions, at some states and how it interacts with electing the delegates and who these individuals are, this goes to i think we're seeing exposed the potential way that trump could blow this. i tell you this, the cruz campaign, they're going to know every single delegate on that floor of the convention, not just b

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