everett at everett when nobody wanted to be there i've been told i'm no longer fit and don't fit the everett vision i feel like i have been go enough a teacher in the past for black and brown children but now the genocide indication of everett middle school i'm no longer a entertain to be standing in front of the students to be a english teacher i'm a teacher assistant even though i've been teaching for 13 years. >> thank you very much. next speaker. >> i'm been working with the youth over 9 years and actually a teacher in train with the bilingual education for the social education with infrastructure university and i came in with a program that was body out at everett when i hear about the successes i saw effective teachers that served our vounl students being kicked out for the program nearly a decade very successful community classify program that extended into the community and reached out to college students that i come from emigrated community we go i don't do did rigor and treat the student for who we are and support them with love as we say i'd like to say take a deeper look

next month, jim barber with everett dirksen. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2015] >> you

great, thank you i'm the assistant principle of everett my mind? my 12 year and consider myself a career educator i'll ask you approve this this is what is good for our children i honestly can't understand how severing one of other most effective avenues of putting certified teachers this is a political debate amongst the adults entertains is our public testimony for teachers of color 58 percent of our teachers are people of color teachers of america brings our highest numbers have teachers of color our students at eir reiterates have a approved impact on our students when asking some of my most vulnerable students who they lower than the most they name some of our teachers of america staff i have more to say but i respect the time >> thank you we've concluded 9 speakers with 12 minutes i'll allow 12 maintenance or minimums for those who don't support of resolution. >> good

she's worried he has nothing to lose. 45-year-old everett reep is the man the rohnert park department of public safety is looking for. he's the father of 11-year-old kyra and her 9-year-old sister alyssa. investigators are calling this a possible parental abduction. reep's ex-wife recently filed for and was granted a restraining order against her ex-husband, giving her full cusotdy of the kids. but somehow invesitgators say he was able to obtain his own emergency court order -- also giving him cusotdy of the girls. so on monday, he picked them up from the boys and girls club in town and took the girls away. >> the children's mother says everett reep's court order has since been rescinded. >> philippe: go fleetmeanwhile, the girls' home remains empty. while investigators believe reep where his father lives. >> : there were seen last a word in. >> philippe:>>investigators don't believe the girls are in any immediate father does have a history of violence. in rohnert park, philippe >> pam: another breaking story tonight. safe and in "good spirits" this video shows the family in an ambula

fire and ems spokesperson said the firefighter everett green is on administrative leave. live in the district, jay korff abc 7 news. leon: this just in from prince george's county, a person hospitalized after a fire in springdale. it was a fire on somerton court. the victim is being treated for smoke inhalation but is in good condition. alison: a popular neighborhood is on alert, police searching for four men who attacked a woman in northwest washington near adams morgan, across from an elementary school, just down the street from a line of busy bars and restaurants. two men tried to sexually abuse the woman. the victim was also robbed during the incident. if you have information, d.c. police want to talk to you. leon: 7 on your side with health matters and staggering information about births in the district. according to a study, the ward where you live could impact whether a loved one lives or dies. roz plater is live at children's hospital with the study. roz: leon, children's national medical center is trying to save more d.c. infants. as the study shows, they have th

. >> yeah, yeah yeah i play in a band with my friend bridget everett.enor moment. >> jon: oh really? you are a tender moment. >> i know. >> jon: you realize let me tell you what this is. >> where am i looking here? >> jon: you can look there. >> so you are-- if i may say one of my favorite performers of all time. and i never would get a chance to hang out with you. so the interview we are having a tender moment but the interview ended like ten minutes ago. so this is all me keeping you here longer than you are-- because i don't know that i will ever get this chance again. and so this is exciting. (applause) >> why are we doing this now and we didn't do this a couple of years ago? >> jon: you don't answer my calls. but i would do that shall did --. >> i need a new phone too if you can talk to the people about the -- >> i'm going to get you a phone a laptop and an album that you've never heard of. >> okay. what dow want? what can i get for you. >> stop it, nothing. can i tell you something you've gotten it for me. no you've gotten it for me. just your tim

next month we will follow the african-american heritage more and look at senator everett dixon -- dircksen of illinois. he made the cover of time magazine a number of times. we will look at him senator dircksen basically was the catalyst of moving the historic civil rights legislation through the senate and congress in january, just this time, generally around february, the winter of 1964. that legislation would eventually be signed by president johnson on july 2 1954. that is the historic civil rights act of 1964. it took another 100 years from the end of the civil war to really begin to see some of the social equity and civil rights for blacks that whites had enjoyed since the beginning. so ira aldridge would have, 100 years later, would have found more inviting opportunities in america, but it took that long and even longer, after there was the civil rights act. so ira aldridge represents a free black, which is somewhat unusual and one that knew his mind and pursue his goals and dreams and prospered. in europe, those shows it were very lucrative for him. he ended up building a very nice

a north bay father is under arrest on suspicion of abducting his two daughters. 45 year old everett reepe tuesday. reep is in a custody battle with the girls' mother. and is accused of violating a restraining order and taking the two girls ages 11 and 9. reep was arrested at his santa rosa home. he's charged with two conts of felony child endangerment and one count of committing a felony while out on bail. the 45 year old had his bail set at one million dollars. here is the clip of the first issue of the back story: you can catch the full episode this sunday night at 930 it follows sports night live in sports. the warriors practice in memphis in preparation for tomorrow's pivotal game three against the grizzlies. and the giants get help from an.until now. much-maligned newcomer. gary has the highlights. and all the sports. coming up! six-inch subs, like the tender turkey breast plus any bag of chips and a 21-ounce drink for just $6 every day. my name is tony sartorio. i'm a lineman for pg&e out of the concord service center. i have lived here pretty much my whole life. i have been marrie

it was after everett reed threatened to break a coach's neck the restraining order was issued. >> he'splayed numerous times that he's not all there. we've seen it first thing how out of control he can be. especially around kids. >> they're tough, and they're going to make it through this fine, i know they will. >> reporter: she's hoping her former husband doesn't do anything desperate. >> the mentality if i can't have them nobody is going to have them. you know. maybe i'll just drive off this cliff. it's a mother's worse nightmare. just not knowing where your babies are and not knowing if they're safe. >> reporter: law enforcement is on the look out. frank. >> debora villalon reporting for us tonight. thank you. >>> the 27-year-old man who worked at a children's science camp is now accused of child pornography. edgar covarrubias worked in unincorporated santa clara count the in saratoga. officers arrested him yesterday and they found hundreds of images of child pornography on his computer and phone. walden west has programs from kindergarten through eighth grade. san jose police releas

. >> at the moment the view of all sherpas is that we should mourn for everett. sherpa mountaineer are now negotiating for pay. >> it's going to affect climbing for years to come. >>> an american professor doing research in the high mountains of the himeleyans was alone when he took a fall. >> i fell through that hole, thankfully i didn't keep falling. that way. >> reporter: trapped alone 70 feet below the ice. professor john al was broken, bruceed and fighting for his life. my right arm has seized, i can't use it anymore. >> reporter: al was hiking alone in a himeleyan mountain when he slipped on a crevase. >> reporter: he decided to dig himself out. >> it's amazing the damage that the body can take and still survive. the pain was wonderful let's put it that way. >> reporter: it took five hours eventually reaching his research team's camp where the professor was later rescued. >> it happened so quickly i was thinking thank god i stopped and i was still alive. because i expected just to keep going and to hit the ledge and catch that little piece of ice saved my l

on saturday morning, a police report says everett green threatened to get a gun out of his car and shoot the supervisor at edmond station 79 in northwest. i came after green received an assignment he didn't like. when asked to rethink what he had said, the victim said green repeated the threat and was then arrested. tonight, d.c. police are looking for four men accused of attacking a woman in adams morgan. the reported attack happened around 3:00 sunday morning across from marie reed elementary school. the woman told police she was robbed and two of the men tried to sexually assault her. anyone with information on the case should contact d.c. police. still ahead on "abc7 news at 6:00" -- tim brant goes one-on-one as the two teams are chasing simultaneous playoff success. >> some passengers say melt row should put the brakes on major problem because of construction already going on, on connecticut avenue. i'm stephen tschida. i'll fill you in. maureen: chief meteorologist doug hill ta tomorrow's heat maureen: a woman accused of running over the manager of a used car lot will go on trial i

. >> absolutely >>> i owe thousands of dollars to everett college, and i can't get a job that i was promisego back to college, like i was promised. it was lies. it was all lies. i had my daughter at 18. after leah was born i just focused on taking care of my daughter. >> this one is more like a dream-type dress. i did a nice design here. i want to go to parsons new school for design a design school in new york. it cost a - pretty much a nice amount of money but, you know, i'll save up as much as i can to go there. i can't even wait because college is like something you will not forget. >> from an early age children are taught to plan from college. put away for college. i think the college experience was different. i was a single mother at a young age. i had though give up some of those things to put my children first. god willing, she'll go you know from high school to college and get that college experience. i don't care what dollar amount it will take we'll fight for every scholarship we can get. she deserves that. >> this is what i got in the mail when you were asleep when i opened it. i

derek griffith was dean of student affairs at medgar everett college. he was one of eight people who died. you see seven of them here as the eighth was an italian national visiting the united states on business. in the last 24 hours we have learned more about some of the victims. laura finemor texted her mom when she got on the plane. and bob gildersleeve. >>> our coverage begins at 4:15. the first victim announces plans to file a lawsuit. it's 4:07. a fire in gloucester county. they reported heavy flames and smoke on the second floor. medics treated one person on the scene for smoke inhalation. so far no word on what happened. >>> the woman convicted of kidnapping and raping a 5-year-old girl will be convicted. christina regusters will be sentenced. >>> a bethlehem coach is expected to turn himself into police today to face charges that he sexually assaulted a student. adam bednarik is facing statue tear ri sexual assault in an incident with a 15-year-old freedom high school student. he coached basketball and he worked as a teacher's aide. he's been su

it was a dog that put him down and then they put him in everett -- handcuffs. reporter: secret service says the german turn out to be harmless in the man was turned over to park police. it proved to be another scare and another reminder of the new challenges facing protecting the president and the white house. >> it did not get above the edifice of the white house. it was definitely over. from what i saw. i was a little scared because you never know what to expect. reporter: the president was not of the white house at the time of the incident. he is a big camp david for a summit although he was wreath of the situation. there are some differing reports right now on whether or not the drone ever made it over the white house fence. that is still in dispute. we will learn more in bring it to you. scott thuman, abc 7 news. maureen: two senior secret service agents were likely drunk the night they drove a car into a suspicious package investigation outside the white house. that is the finding of a homeland security invest -- inspector general report to the march for

last night, my kid graduated from everett middle school. a big thing, i'm raising two children in this si one is at mi kinly, and the other is going to mission high school next year, it's involved in the community that way, it's living and working and being active in the schools, and community work, as a volunteer and professional that i feel is the most important to bring to this committee, this is not a decision committee one time a year, we make a decision which is to affirm staff recommendations, to you the board and grant recommendations, it's a dialogue, understanding what is happen bing out in the field, and the people receiving and providing services are doing work well, i think my personal experience and my active years in san francisco both as a resident and as an active community person is something is a real asset, i ask for your support, if you have any questions, i'm happy to answer. >> thank you. my office has received -- stay up here mr. cohen. my office has received a lot of support letters from you from different members o

i was month to month with a group have teachers at everett we had a deep conversation that lasted over an hour when i said to them i'll repeat tonight i have an alarm that goes off on my phone 7 days a week is it good for children that's it and this is something i keep reminding me everyday before i step into month to month and everyday before i go into the world is a reminder is it good for children i heard a lot of conversation not much conversation is this go for children 900-0000 in q ta carry offer so as we think about strategies for teacher recruitment let's keep that on our minds i'm very sorry some of us feel a 20 percent retention rate for children is good enough for the children not enough to move the no evidence in filling in the gaps for the children of our school the model didn't work for sfaufld change it today not tomorrow change it now our kids deserve the best you've horde reservation and talk about how they're not perfect and knowing that we have to be bold to say no to strategies that don't work and not best for your kids and just to prove that is not an attack on ou

nine-year-old alyssa and 11- year-old sister kyra were taken by everett dean reep. he showed up at their after school program with a letter ordering him temporary custody. unfortunately reep had already disappeared with the girls. >> it's a mother's worse nightmare. just not knowing where your babies are. >> the the girl's mother says reep has been arrested twice before on felony charges. he often uses drugs and can become irrational. police say a state trooper pulled reep over in oregon but let them go when he said he was on his way to washington state to visit his father. 27-year-old man who worked at a children's science camp is now accused of child pornography. edgar worked at the science camp in saratoga. they found several hundred images and videos of child pornography on his computer and phone. >>> there is more fallout in the growing scandal of a racist text message sent between some police officers. district attorney george gascon says he has hired three investigators to investigate the charges. the officer who arrested him is one of those now under investi

under the incredible leadership of police commissioner charles ramsey, deputy mayor for public safety everett gilson, deputy mayor for administration and coordination and the managing director, rich nagrin, city representative and director of communications, desiree peter cantell. and the nationally recognized, the director of emergency management sam phillips and our director of public safety mike reznik. this team, city, state and federal partners working in collaboration and coordination made what could have been an even greater tragedy a life- saving miracle here in our city. so i want to thank all of them and express appreciation for their work, their cooperation, and their support. state senator is with us today, but has consistently expressed her concern for the families. city councilman bobby heenen, whose district we stand, communicate on a regular basis. councilman nielsen was here the other day and our city council president. we had numerous members of congress, two u.s. senators, congressman bob brady and brendan boyle, and visitors from outside of philadelphia or pennsylvania, me

. >> tuesday's tremor struck near mount everett's and triggered more landslides, unleashing panic inhe capital and beyond. >> the quake took everyone by surprise. this session of parliament ended abruptly. the tremor lasted 20 seconds. politicians ran from the building in panic. people at a nearby hotel also fled to safety. >> the big quake came and we all ran out of the building to keep up. we are just trying to contact family members to see if they are ok or not. >> many had problems getting through to friends and relatives as phone networks crashed. >> i am trying to call my son. i'm worried for my family. >> the earthquake startled emergency workers still clearing debris from last month quake in the historic city center of kathmandu. the building's still standing here are already weakened. eyewitnesses tried to help rescue teams locate people feared trapped in the rubble. the quake caused landslides in many places. this mountain close to everest was filmed by a red cross worker. >> a cease-fire is due to go into effect in yemen in the last hour -- next hour to allow for the deliv

they need a coordinated everett in both places. tell me about the situation as it reflects to baghdad. a lot is made in the west that ramadi is one of the closest centers to baghdad. does that worry anybody in baghdad these people are closer and closer to the capitol? >> it's a really concern to a lot of people in baghdad, so much so they fortify the towns around baghdad to try and stop isil from coming in. there's a real concern. in ramadi you're right that the iraq security forces up and left. the iraqi security forces call that a tactical withdrawal. there wasn't much coordination going on and they feared for their lives. the iraqi security forces i spoke to them. they said we're prepared for the car bombs now and the type of attack against us and fortify the areas around baghdad so they can't come in and we're supplying all the troops into anbar province. we hope ramadi will fall down. there's a real concern about it. >> thank you so much for your reporting from baghdad. >>> don't worry. calm down. headlines to the controversy.

police say 45-year-old everett dean reef picked up the girls from an after-school program on tuesday. a judge had awarded him temporary custody unaware that the man's ex-wife had a restraining order against him. an oregon state trooper stopped him wednesday night near eugene but let him continue northbound. >>> a 13-year-old girl is talking about the man who followed her home and attacked her. it was all captured by a surveillance camera in her west san jose home. the girl managed to fight off the man who then ran away. but police hope surveillance images will generate leads and eventually lead to his arrest. >>> san jose police warn west side businesses to keep an eye out for the man whom they describe as a sexual predator. two other images show him at an nearby subway sandwich shop 15 minutes before the girl was stopped while walking home from school. that led to this incident in the teen's home on tuesday afternoon. and the girl spoke with kpix 5 about the frightening ordeal. >> i trade to slam the door on -- i tried to slam the door on him and i couldn't. he gets in side and tries

parents of the 20 year-old ty sawyer led a peaceful march from everette meredith middle school this morning. his parents continue to demand answer about her son's death. fight happened at a party involving sawyer and a person he had known since childhood but police say there is no evidence of the crime having been committed and they are waiting for toxicology report to determine the the cause of death. >>> it was graduation day for a whole bunch of college students, and universities student across the region. here at chestnut hill college hundreds of graduates, some brightly decorated caps received their degrees. several honorary doctor degrees were also awarded. at harcum in bryn mawr there was a procession of couples this graduates hundreds of graduating seniors marched down montgomery avenue making their way to commencement. >>> and in gwyneth valley today was gwyneth mercy university's 66th commencement, class of 2015 is gwyneth mercy's largest graduating class with 1880 students. congratulations much more to come tonight, local bride are giving back with local grades on their wedding d

the department of transportation says workers were striping lanes along i5 in everett when their machineed leaving a wobbly yellow line running down the hov lane. crews plan to paint over the yellow jiggles with black paint. >> machine malfunction, sure. >> happy hour at lunch. >> one of the times we don't want you to follow the lines. >> no. >> from washington to fort washington let's go outside to the pennsylvania turnpike. that's the one at the bottom of the screen running horizontally. the one running vertically is 309. we're here at the fort washington interchange getting reports of another problem on the turnpike westbound approaching fort washington with some debris in the roadway. like that crash by bensalem you can get past it without too much of a issue. in devon the horse is show continues this week. that means extra traffic along route 30, lancaster avenue. tonight once again is media's dining under the stars. that means the route 101 trolley won't be running between monroe and arm street starting just before 5:00 and will etch ooh. :because of dining under the stars. doesn't

>>reporter: i talked with a sergeant and this is a tricky case so the dad grave-year-old everett reid did get an emergency custody order on tuesday and then he pick up his 2 daughter from after school program. his daughter are 11-year-old and 9-year-old. their mother his ex-wife already had restraining order against him through a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straightened out he and the girls were gone. police say now the phone is off and he's not responding to text or e-mail. >> our primary goal, mission is to get the kid back to the mother who has a current order from a judge stating she has custody. so we just want to get the kids back to the mother to get all this figured out and make sure the kid are safe in the mean time. >>reporter: here's the description of the car they believe reid and the children are in. white 1998 mercedes. has california license plate number 4 rig 229. now police think reid is headed to washington to see relatives and he was actually stopped last night on i-5 in other again and he had the girls with him. it's not clear why the girls w

>>reporter: i talked with a sergeant and this is a tricky case so the dad grave-year-old everett reid did get an emergency custody order on tuesday and then he pick up his 2 daughter from after school program. his daughter are 11-year-old and 9-year-old. their mother his ex-wife already had restraining order against him through a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straightened out he and the girls were gone. police say now the phone is off and he's not responding to text or e-mail. >> our primary goal, mission is to get the kid back to the mother who has a current order from a judge stating she has custody. so we just want to get the kids back to the mother to get all this figured out and make sure the kid are safe in the mean time. >>reporter: here's the description of the car they believe reid and the children are in. white 1998 mercedes. has california license plate number 4 rig 229. now police think reid is headed to washington to see relatives and he was actually stopped last night on i-5 in other again and he had the girls with him. it's not clear why the girls w

>>reporter: i talked with a sergeant and this is a tricky case so the dad grave-year-old everett reidet an emergency custody order on tuesday and then he pick up his 2 daughter from after school program. his daughter are 11-year-old and 9-year-old. their mother his ex-wife already had restraining order against him through a different court. by the time she got the paperwork straightened out he and the girls were gone. police say now the phone is off and he's not responding to text or e-mail. >> our primary goal, mission is to get the kid back to the mother who has a current order from a judge stating she has custody. so we just want to get the kids back to the mother to get all this figured out and make sure the kid are safe in the mean time. >>reporter: here's the description of the car they believe reid and the children are in. white 1998 mercedes. has california license plate number 4 rig 229. now police think reid is headed to washington to see relatives and he was actually stopped last night on i-5 in other again and he had the girls with him. it's not clear why the girls were no

>>mark: possibly as leonard everett threw the worst damage and the small town across 7 mi. east of dallas or you went and sat in his neck as a hospital and stretchers more than a part of the town is damaged or destroyed you consider the damage left behind as rescuers of the victims all floodwater the firefighters said in this 26 people were in hospital this morning on saturday one person was killed in a tornado and the county taxes. to look at this dramatic video on internet or ripping through the roof off of a high-school and passed last night the said the moment impact in the debris the mayor of alexei i. it was said more people inside of the school for were ceremony several was absurd evacuate the class is at high school canceled this morning. >>darya: they're looking for the people who tried to steal and a team from a cbs store that did not get away with it but they gave it a try yesterday morning people tell us that they heard the alarm going off at that store for several hours someone smashed the car to from one of the store and try to make off with the atm but they w

attacked me on camera about what happened here cannot talk your camera about the for second mboya's said everett ctenophores the people behaving badly >>: i am not be having badly i am working >>: i cannot acting badly i am working >> pam moore: the back story airs sunday night at 930 and stanley roberts will also be covering the bay to breakers race is for is people and is up people behaving badly vet the event was established back in 1912 and is no for both world- class runners and semi athlete sincerely capstones some with no clothes and all the race will start near the embarcadero the bay and finish at the great highway along the ocean beach the rikers this morning of kron 4 morning news the bay break a debate dates to breakers mascot 8 ashbury joined is for the forecast is just one of the many colorful character the to see in sunday's race it is a bay area tradition >> pam moore: we continue watch the war years as a battle to move on to the conference finals and gary a will give us more information >>: i started shaking and that the text and i know what to do >> pam moore: why this woman sa

ktvu has learned that their father 41 yield everett reed is being held on $1 million bail. he's charged with two counts of child endangerment. he was recently released from jail for resisting arrest. his family says he had taken kaira and alyssa to see his father in washington state but they convinced him to return the girls to rohnert park. >>> the bay area mother who lost their son last year near uc santa barbara is making a plea this mother's day. an open letter she wrote to all mothers calling to improve for security on campuses. >> reporter: for weeks now, kelly's mind has been on mother's day. her first without her son. >> i would do everything i could, and give my life 100 times if i could save my son. >> reporter: kelly wang turned her thoughts to saving others. >> i can't, can't sleep in peace when i think nothing has been done. >> reporter: so she wrote an open letter to all mothers on mother's day. in the hopes of spurring them to action. calling for law enforcement to be more vigilant on campus. for parents to be more aware of warning signs in their children. >>

the suburbs of cambridge, everett, watertown and chelsea closing out.he reasons for the growth were immigration, an influx of young people drawn by the area. scarlet: matt knows this -- americans will party like it's 2005 this memorial day weekend. aaa says 37 million americans will travel 50 miles or more during the holiday, the most in a decade, and it's a five or cent increase from last year. a couple of reasons -- disposable income is up and gas prices are down $.94 a gallon since last summer. closedhe eiffel tower is to the public today. the reason -- too many pickpockets. tower workers walked out to protest any crime in the area. crowds of tourists are locked out of the paris landmark because the french are stealing too much. those are your top stories. up in the next half-hour, the economy may be improving, but fresh graduates still face daunting futures. matt: and expanding the arts here in new york city. has much higher cost than the amount of the price tag. how one documentarian traveled around the world to get the facts on the plight of garme

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those girls were taken on tuesday afternoon by 45-year- old everett dean reep.chool program with an order from a mendocino county judge awarding him temporary emergency custody. that judge was not aware of the restraining order that was in place. now after finding out about it, the judge rescinded the temporary custody order just the next day. unfortunately reep had already disappeared with the girls. >> they are really smart. they are very strong girls. they will band together so i take comfort in knowing they are together. >> reporter: reep has been arrested twice before on felony charges. she sought the restraining order after she threatened coaches and spectators at a ball game. on wednesday night police say a state trouper in oregon pulled reep over but he was eventually let go because he said he was on his way to washington state to visit his father. he was in contact with law enforcement on at least one occasion here but the the search continuing this morning for that father. >>> now police need your help to find the person responsible. police say the sus

deputy mayor everett gill son for public safety. rich , director and deputy mayor for administration and coordination. desiree bell, director of communications. we will now announce i know many of you have reported but we will now confirm that unfortunately there are seven individuals who are deceased as a result of the tragedy from last night's train derailment. again we have been assisted at incredible level by amtrak. want to express a appreciation to board chairman casia, as well as board member from nts. about, mr. -- sumwalt. we have begun thehprocess. the me's office rather has started a process of notifying next of kin. i do not have any information on names of individuals and, i'm not in a position to release that information in any event. and i don't have it. anyway. we took another site visit with our two senators. we have given them a you will full briefing by all agencies at the table letting them know what their role and responsibility is. also we wanted them expressing our appreciation to both of them for being here.

and afterwards espn analyst neil everett tried to explain how it all went down. even sure the guys at espn, the guy he was talking to, understood what he was talking about. see if you guys can figure it out. >> it's like the scare crow in oz. you get too close to the fire eventually you're going to get burned and -- [ laughter ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: it's so awkward, man. he's just -- [ laughter ] can we just show it again? because it just makes me laugh. >> it's like the scare crow in oz. you get too close to the fire, eventually you're going to get burned and -- [ laughter ]. >> jimmy: come on, help me out, man. he's like laughing at his own joke. he's like, "you're going to get burned." come on, help me out man, come on. oh, my gosh. made me laugh. guys, check this out. martha stewart has partnered with triscuit to release a new coconut and sea salt-flavored cracker. yeah. it's for people who love crackers but wished they tasted more like a loofah soaked in sunscreen. [ laughter ] i thought this was very interesting. there's a new survey out that says the mos

the girls for taken tuesday afternoon by 45-year-old everett dean reep.er school program with an order from a mendocino county judge ordering him temporary emergency custody but the judge was not aware of the restraining order and rescinded the temporary custody the next day. unfortunately reep had already disappeared with the girls. >> it's a mothers worse nightmare. just not knowing where your babies are and if they are safe. >> the girl's mother says reep has been arrested twice before on felony charges. she says he often uses drugs and can become irrational and she sought the restraining order awhile back after he threatened coaches and spectators at a softball game. on wednesday night a state trooper in oregon pulled reep over along the highway and then let him go when reep said he was on his way to washington state to visit his father and so dave this morning the search goes on for those two girls who authorities say were taken by their father. >> alex savidge in our newsroom, thank you. >>> time is 5:44. a man from oakland the latest to be arrested