. >> reporter: a lot of shock and sadness for people who know 52-year-old claire duggan. we learned she is a local elementary school teacher. gunshots and smashed cars. >> it's pretty terrifying. >> reporter: the scene on the 2200 block of cutting boulevard saturday night. richmond police say an innocent driver was caught in the oss-fire. >> could have been any of us. >> reporter: police say the victim is 52-year-old claire duggan. >> shocking. this doesn't happen to you. or to people you know. >> reporter: landlord and friend says duggan's passenger called her. >> she was saying that claire had been shot, and we were at the hospital. >> people with signs said peatsful richmond, and enough is enough. a rallied saturday night. this is the second shooting in the area. earlier in the afternoon the police department says there was a shooting and collision on westbound i-580 near regatta boulevard. the victim is in critical condition, duggan was also listed in critical condition of of the last police updates. detectivers now investigating if there's a connection between the tw

. >> reporter: a lot of shock and sadness for people who know 52-year-old claire duggan. we learned she is a local elementary school teacher. gunshots and smashed cars. >> it's pretty terrifying. >> reporter: the scene on the 2200 block of cutting boulevard saturday night. richmond police say an innocent driver was caught in the cross-fire. >> could have been any of us. >> reporter: police say the victim is 52-year-old claire duggan. >> shocking. this doesn't happen to you. or to people you know. >> reporter: landlord and friend says duggan's passenger called her. >> she was saying that claire had been shot, and we were at the hospital. >> people with signs said peatsful richmond, and enough is enough. a rallied saturday night. this is the second shooting in the area. earlier in the afternoon the police department says there was a shooting and collision on westbound i-580 near regatta boulevard. the victim is in critical condition, duggan was also listed in critical condition of of the last police updates. detectivers now investigating if there's a connection between the

duggan was listed in critical condition. they're investigating whether there is a connection. >> there are people out there all the time that are doing this. i don't understand them. >> richmond pd says the victim in the earlier shooting appeared to be targeted. they say duggan was an innocent victim. in richmond, abc7~news. >> a wet week ahead. the el niÑo effect is about to be felt here. here's a live look at cloudy conditions from atop mount tam. the first in a series of storms is moving in these evening, meteorologist drew tuma is tracking it on live doppler 7hd. >> clouds in place and now just awaiting the rain to move on shore. the rain is just off the coast, and notice the rain is momming from south to north. a few locations in the north bay picked up a quarter inch of rain. it stalled off the coast, an our of low pressure will move this onshore but after 9:00 testimony by 9:00 we'll fracture some showers along the -- track some showers along the coast, and this is a one on the storm impact scale. most cities see a qu

the woman is described at claire duggan, an innocent bystander, driving her car, caught in the cross fire and hit. the witness told us the shooter was stabbing on this corner -- standing on this corner firing across the intersection when he hit claire. now the police chief posted a letter to city leaders telling them how to stop this kind of violence. officials were blasted for failing to fund antiviolence programs like "cease fire," saying many of the problems are underfunded and underresourced. it is hard to imagine how cease fire and other volunteers can continue efforts without getting burned out, demoralized and overwhelmed. this year the homicide rates are back down after it is rates were at their lowest in 2014. people thought things were changing in richmond. >> it is very dangerous now, very dangerous. >> reporter: kristi gabel, station -- kristen, station. >>> cracking in on safety, next we will outline the four things lawmakers would like to do to keep problems buses off bay area roads. downtown san francisco.. ste lawmakers are cracking downn problem buses that slip thr t

detroit fed race of teachers and the american federation of teachers escorted detroit mayor mike duggan to three different schools on tuesday. the first stop was spain elementary school and the detroit medical center area. it could be can considered a poster child for why teachers have organized and staged 88 school sick-outs in the past two days. >> the water leaks through here and -- 21 rains in the worst way. but on a rainy day, have you water throughout this entire hallway. >> reporter: without question, there are big problems with some but the district maintains keeping kids out of the classroom is not the answer. >> 64 buildings yesterday. 24 buildings today, is not legislature. >> reporter: both local and national teacher union reps say they're not condoning the teachers. while the absences are not being labeled a strike, those reps say it is still a possibility. >> is a possible strike in there? >> this is where we are. >> but that's a serious question, though. that's a serious question. >> ladies. >> it's a serious question and that's why i want to give it a really serious answ

. >> it was a site detroit mayor mike duggans saw for the first time this week. >> very disturbing thingse saw here today. >> disturbing conditions. >> it is a place where the exotic is normal. >> it's really disturbing actually. >> but deep inside this market begins a trail of tears. endangered animals, bought and sold for big bucks. >> get it, get it lockett, get it! >> what can be done to stop this illegal trade? >> he'd actually built a secret compartment within his prosthetic leg and that is where he concealed the baby iguanas. >> in the prosthetic leg?

detroit's mayor is improve the city's mike duggan says he saw a dead mouse, cold children wearing coats in during a tour of some of the facilities. more than 20 schools are closed because of a sick- out by teachers. the national transportation safety board is set to unveil its annual most wanted list. the agency will detail the improvements it believes will have the greats impact on safety. happening today happening today across the region... the search for a gunman continues after a workplace shooting in lousiville. police are investigating after two people were shot at cardinal kitchens on monday. officers will also have an increased presence at the business today. happening today today across the tri state and skyline chili will announce a new partnership with newport aquarium today. the aquarium's cafe will feature chili cheese fries and coneys... and today's event will showcase a 14-foot coney- the same legnth as "mighty mike". rob 2shot more news in just a moment but first we want to check kara 2shot frank has a look at today's weather. the snow has stopped and now the bitter cold

mayor mike duggan now plans to tour public school buildings and teachers are complaining learning conditions. the city of detroit may take whatever enforcement is necessary to make sure all the schools are climate with health and building codes. >>> a selfie after a terrible mug shot seen on social media. donald pew appeared dish vestled and sent police another photo with a message, here's a better photo, that one is terrible. he's wanted for failing to of interest in a number of crimes including arson and vandalism. here's that "better" photo he sent authorities. the police department says they are thankful for him being helpful but would appreciate if he wouldn't talk to police about his charges. >>> let's look at what is going on outside now. the river daytime tower -- rivergate tower tampa camera. if you don't enjoy the chilly temperatures it's at least beautiful to look at. live radar not picking up a thing. we've been absolutely dry across all our major roads and bridges this morning. was watching a little rain in our southern counties, just a few sprinkles or shower were possible earl

temperatures are warming up a little bit the mayor of detroit mike duggan plans that or some of the public schools in the city today. this comes after so many teachers called out sick that many schools had to shut down as a result the so called sick out continues today. teachers complained that there are rodent infestations and mold the other schools. they're also calling for smaller class sizes. reardon said the statement that he will do whatever possible to make sure that all schools are up to health and building codes and building soaring out of berg dollars back before judge or four practices a pre trial hearing for dull faces charges including desertion for walking off his army outpost in afghanistan the taliban captured him and held him hostage for five years today's hearing comes before an expected court martial the summer. virgo had a short assignment or rabid rather last month and didn't enter a plea on charges if convicted he could get a life sentence and in arkansas the jury selection is set to star in the trial for thirty accused of killing real satan in arkansas you might reme

now, mayor mike duggan is getting involved. he is demanding changes to the city's emergency management system. mos says: "(reporter: 'how do you respond: 60 sick- outs yesterday, 24 today, but they may be illegal?") like i said, we are backed up into a corner." snyder says: "if it continues, you will se some action, i'm sure, but they need to find ways to communicate not against the teachers that are sick?") you need to talk to the schools people about that, my responsibility is to make to code." at least 20 schools closed yesterday. 60 closed on monday. schools rely more and more on the internet to help kids learn. but a high school in north carolina is apparently having a hard time keeping students focused on what they're supposed to be learning. according to students at porter ridge high school in union county, their classmates are watching porn at school. the school district has put filters on ceratain websites, but that still isn't stopping people from looking at inappropriate pictures and videos. porn-hub-dot-com is one o

structure fire where the old duggan's rest wrawnt used to be. a man who lived in the2 upstairs apartment says he woke up to his dog barking for the fire. they think the fire was caused due to an eckly trillion issue. there is a beauty salon down stair apand they are displaced as well but no one was hurt. >>> the answer took.com/news day's mind teaser. in 1941 mars created m&ms and sold them in cardboard tube. originally, so they could put them in soldier's rations without them melting. that's a little fact for you. so what colors did they use for the coating? that's what we are asking today in the mind teaser. >>zack: the answers are brown, red, orange, yellow, green, or violet coating. in 1995 the company ran a color contest in which the color blue was then added to the lineup. >>evan: i remember that. that was a big deal. everyone was voting for that are favorite color. >>zack: i don't remember that. >>evan: you were probably around 4. >>zack: right around there. of the show tasting the food from chef adam wilson and sous chef rodrigo, gentlem

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on saturday 52-year-old claire duggan was shot in the neck, a 4th grade teacher at craigmont elementaryhe shooter was standing on the corner at 22nd street firing across the intersection and she was an innocent bystander. >> i heard boom, boom, boom and i went outside and there was shooting. i thought the city was getting better but this was very dangerous. >> richmond's homicide rate was at its lowest level in 2014 but it climbed back up last year. >>> a new push to prevent tour bus crashes like this one. how california lawmakers are cracking down on companies that have largely got a free pass until now. >> and in the east bay an arsonist targeted his own groomsmen. >> and we are looking for a browns back on wall street after heavy losses yes. taking a look at the big board. you can see the dow is up. we will have more on that coming up. ,, here in vineland, home of ogresso, lovovall l nds s chihien soups... but just one kind of chicken. white breast meat chicken every time. so if you're not going to make your own chicken soup tonight, do what we do...make it progresso. this moment is

it was a sight detroit mayor mike duggan saw for the first time this week. >> certainly very disturbing saw here today. >> reporter: disturbing conditions and a standoff with no end in sight. john with al jazeera, detroit. >>> the south african government trying to encourage more mothers to breast feed as they have one of the lowest levels of breast feeding in the world, part of the effort to persuade moms away from formula milk includes setting up human milk banks and we report from johannesburg. >> reporter: everyday she gives some breast milk to a child in south africa who needs the nutrients and doesn't know who gets the access milk but happy it's for a good cause and she has more than enough to feed her six-month-old daughter. >> it's a feeling you get, every time you fill up a bottle you should think that is going to babies who need it more than what we would need it and it's going to help them grow and nuture them so that is very important. >> reporter: the donated milk is collected or dropped off at milk banks across the country. >> this is a milk bank where milk is tested for d

. >> sarah duggan is a constitutional law professor at the catholic university in d.c.atching the interview lawrence o'donnell conducted last night on "the last word." i was riveted to the conversation that you had and i felt our viewers needed to be privy to this conversation as well. i really appreciate you making time for me, because is it intellectually dishonest for ted cruz to say this is settled law? >> i don't know if it's intellectually dishonest. he may have that view. but it is not settled law. we have never had anything clear in the constitution. the supreme court has never ruled on the meaning of that phrase and it's virtually impossible to figure out exactly what the framers meant. that said, there are good arguments that someone born to a u.s. parent outside the united states should be considered a natural born citizen but as far as the current immigration statutes go, they're statutes. they say you are a naturalized citizen at birth. that's not necessarily the same thing as a natural born citizen. >> so when you talk about what the framers meant and we h

joining us now, one of the co-authors of that article, sara duggan, an expert on constitutional law. thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate it. >> thank you, my pleasure. >> you were on to this issue before anybody knew it was going to come up in a serious way in a presidential campaign. and in your law review article, you do cite the cases where it had been questioned in the past, beginning with barry goldwater. also george romney. let's talk about those cases and why there were questions. in barry goldwater's case, why was there a question -- and he was a republican nominee -- about his possible natural-born citizenship. >> well, senator goldwater was born in arizona while it was still a territory. so there actually was a lawsuit. it was a very short-lived lawsuit, but a lawsuit filed challenging his qualifications as a natural-born citizen of the united states. and actually, even going back a little further e franklin delano roosevelt jr. at one time was considered a viable candidate for the presidency, but he did not end up run, and it's hard to track down

but he also had a meeting with detroit's mayor mike duggan about the crisis with the public school systemor said after that meeting. >> everyone should have clean water and it is just a travesty. it is ironic when you live in the great lake state and you don't have clean water. so this is something that continues to be a disaster for us because we don't know at which point we will be able to drink the water yet. >> and now we do want to look at a full screen that the governor of the state maid true to his promise he was going release e-mails on the flint water crisis. he did that yesterday. here is an e-mail that comes from september 2015. what this e-mail to the governor says is i can't figure out why the state is responsible except that then treasurer andy dillon did make the ultimate decision to switch the water sources. it was one month later the governor made the decision to go back to detroit city safe water to protect at that point the health of the people of flint, michigan. but one last thing, the teachers that are named in that legal document have 30 days to respond. because car

as part of that i would ask recognition for mayor mike duggan. please stand up. [applause] governor snyder: thank you for your partnership and helping rebuild a great city. though our recent work at detroit gives us a measure of pride, the schools are in a crisis. the detroit schools are in need of a transformational change. too many schools are failing at their central task of preparing our young michiganders for a successful, rewarding life. simply put, not all detroit students are getting the education they deserve. this is a large problem. nearly 100 schools in detroit public schools, 60 charter schools in and around the city, 15 educational achievement schools, several adjacent charter and school districts, yet parents cannot find the quality education they seek. one of the issues is detroit public schools are in debt. by this summer it will be over $515 million in debt. to achieve the needed academic outcomes, financial stability in detroit public schools must be achieved. over $1100 per student is going to debt service, and not to classrooms. let's solve t