are actually calling her that on the block now. >> slaughter is awaiting trial for larceny in fairfax countyjust returned from nearby stafford county where she was sentenced on an unrelated charge of perjury. >> it's really, really disappointing. they gave me five months. so hopefully my time runs all together. that's what i'm hoping. i'm just a little depressed, you know, behind it. tired of inmates. just tired of being around them. >> the feeling seems to be mutual. after slaughter tells others about her court appearance. >> talking that dumb [ bleep ]. >> it's not dumb. >> [ bleep ] don't want to be bothered with you no more, that's it. >> brenda brewer has been in and out of the jail over the past 30 years and says she doesn't want to hear slaughter whine about her problems. >> we playing cards, and i ain't going to hear that [ bleep ]. she want us to baby her. i'm not going to baby her. you broke the law, so evidently you broke the law to get here. to do something. so i'm not going to baby you. you tell me something, i'm going to take you just like it is. >> you know, miss brenda, she's

>> messing around in fairfax county, no telling what the [ bleep ] they would do.bring some [ bleep ] up, probably find way to get me in some extra [ bleep ]. i would rather not admit guilt to anything in fairfax county. >> bumgarner can still press criminal charges against bell, but says he probably won't. >> i'm not here in this jail to press charges on somebody and then the [ bleep ] just happens all over again a bunch more times. that's just how it is. >> coming up -- >> it sucks not having a selection and variety of clothes in front of you every day. and to wake up to the same jumper. >> a new arrival in the female unit quickly learns the many limitations of jail life. and -- >> he's creating a bio hazardous situation in his cell. he's smearing fecal matter and throwing urine out from underneath the cell. >> the troubled inmate acts out again. but this time he refuses orders to exit his cell, prompting a stronger response. all the breas that i can get. at liberty butchumal- cut. liberty biberty- cut. we'll dub it. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance s

and inside the nearby fairfax county adult detention center, intelligence plays a key role in reducingang activity among thl 1,200 men and women incarcerated here. >> face forward. >> most have only been charged with crimes and are awaiting trial at the resolution of their cases. >> backs against the wall.s. till the last deputy's left the room.'s >> only a small percentage of the inmates are identified as gang members. staff say they still pose a serious threat.th >> we have right now 77 in our facility. they still practice criminal activity, even while in here. i know that's shocking. but they do. >> private first class doolittle heads up the sheriff's intelligence unit whose primary responsibility is monitoring gangs. >> let's go! >> the unit conducts frequent shakedowns to gather intelligence. >> we line up in a fashion to ce let them know that we're still in charge. >> don't flush your toilet. don't grab anything. >> are they continuing to further their gang activity in here, outside?ei if they're doing it outside, who are they contacting outside?oi >> what was that? >> telephone

now all they need is an excuse to protest starting next month, public schools in fairfax, county, virginia allows students to take off one day a year to participate in protest activities like marchs and sit- ins but conservatives say the policy favors liberal causes so should tax dollars educate kids be supporting something like this? gary smith? >> well, i'll tell you, david i guess the default response you expect from me is to rail against this but you know, i don't really mind. it's a day a year. does it tilt toward the liberal causes? yeah i'm sure it does. they tend to protest more if you will, but i guess if the kids have a chance to learn about civics or learn about issues, certainly going to be more involved than i was when i was growing up and it's probably a better use of time than we spent taking field trips to wherever which was just a chance to goof off for the day. i'm more concerned about the liberal cause of getting paid not to work.

i don't pay the local taxes in fairfax county but no, go to school. . be on that day a teacher will teach you something that will have you them up with an innovation that is going to solve a global warming. i want kids in school and you think fox news is going to say we will definitely pay you to take a day off of work and you can go protest downtown. you are being paid to go to school. in >> katie: is this just an example of leftist indoctrination to go protest when they should be at work? >> michael: it is only one day. they intended to be fair, wouldn't it be two days? is going to be the one day and they're going to protest global warming or let's get the paper cups out of starbucks in virginia, it's going to be horrible. that's all they care about. where do we start? >> michael: if i showed up with a school bus that we are going to go protest planned parenthood, this would not be an issue. we don't do that. >> katie: when i was in college, i took a day off and had to take it to get my absence excuse after they allowed everyone to take off school. >>

>> lisa: i am a product of fairfax county school.ybody else draw their own conclusions. >> carley: but balancing a checkbook, paying your bills, things that will help you in the future, not some stupid day of activism. >> carley: a lot of the times the older generation looks down and you need to be more politically active. so i guess i will just leave this open to the couch, do you think that this is an example of what could be done there? >> david: i grew up in washington, d.c., when all the protests were going on against the vietnam war, it was a lot of fun, but, you know, i don't know how much education or how much my life is better because i went through it. >> jessica: both on my parents protested vietnam, and they think it was one of the most formidable and educational experiences of their life. >> carley: we should leave it there, thank you, david. you are back monday at noon eastern, "outnumbered overtime" starts right now. ♪ >> fox news alert, millions of americans now in the path of a powerful and deadly winter storm that i

. ♪ >> starting next year, fairfax county public school students will be able to skip classes for civict. the school district getting 7-12 graders one excused absence of a year to participate in protests. independent women in a thin ribbon. i am want to start with you, you think this is a great idea. >> i do think this is a great idea and let me tell you why. first of all there is significant evidence from political science research showing that once a citizen becomes engaged and turns into a voter they are far more likely to participate in the political process. these students grade 7-12, they don't have a vote in the formal electorate process, but they can make their voices heard through community engagement like these examples here. >> beverly. >> i think students already can be cynically involved. parents can and have taken children out of school to do a wide variety of things such as volunteering and campaigning and joining protests. here is the underlying problem, it's that there is a trend in k12 education where administrators think that schools should do more than i to kate and

it was discovered that week in the old fairfax county courthouse a document that had freed my great, great, great grandfather, simon fairfax, from slavery in fairfax county, virginia, on june the 5th, 1798. he was freed by a man named thomas fairfax, who was the ninth lord fairfax. my father got a copy of that document two days before our inauguration. he gave a copy of it to me, and i saw it for the very first time in my life 20 minutes before i walked up the steps of the capitol on inauguration day to take the oath of office as the 41st lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of virginia. i had that document in my breast pocket. and so 220 years later, simon fairfax's great, great, great grandson was being sworn in as the number two in command of the very same state where he had been enslaved. god is good and the arc of moral universe is long, but it ultimately bends towards justice. and today we mark this commemoration to ensure that the world will always remember how the united states of america got its start and the enslaved africans who's labor and lives are foundational to the

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starting next month, fairfax county public schools will give students in seventh through 12th grade oneused absence per year. a school spokesperson said that they office for specific engagement activities that includes marches, sit ins, or trips to meet with local lawmakers. a school board member says he believes is the first policy of its kind in the united states. supporters say this is a way to encourage student activism but critics argue students belong in school, not in the streets protesting. it's a weapon that can supposedly fly much faster than just about anything else in this guy and it is not in america's arsenal, but in a rush is. what we know about vladimir putin's new hypersonic missile next. an. can you tell me that story again? behind every question is a story waiting to be discovered. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit from ancestry. this holiday, start the journey with a dna kit it's versus the other guys.eese (cheering) clearly, velveeta melts creamier here, it all starts withello! hi!... how can i help? a data plan for everyone. everyone? everyone. let's s

in fairfax county, they will allow students to take time off school in order to protect. think we are setting the stage for the rest of the nation, a dawning of a new date and student activism and school systems everywhere are going to have to be responsive to it. that is from the fairfax school board. >> what are they protesting? >> dana: anything. i guess they all want to be greta. >> how dare you, they want to be swedish death metal singers. if you have not seen that video, america, you should watch it. if you have activism sponsored by the school, that is horrifying. >> dana: do it in your free time. i absolutely am for protests, but as a taxpayer and 70 who cares about the future of this country and the children, i want them to go to school, learn to read and write and do all of this other stuff on their own time. >> how dare you. this final, very old fashion. >> they should also have to go to like a pro-nra thing. >> dana: when i was working at the white house, i worked in the children's correspondent section, and i was responsible for looking through the children's

fairfax county, to be exact. and received his manumition in 1978 in fairfax county circuit court. i think that's extraordinary enough. there's a lot i could say about this. if you wanted to learn more, "the washington post" has uncovered this story quite extensively, some other outlets. the reason these media outlets were interested in this story is because our discovery came literally 48 hours before -- i call him my baby brother. i can't say this anymore. my youngest brother, justin fairfax was sworn in as lieutenant governor in the commonwealth of virginia. and my father and maddy, you know, came up with this document 48 hours before the swearing in. i remember being in the green room right before we walked out to the steps of the capitol to witness him be sworn in and my father handed him a copy of the document. i knew what it was. he did not know. he had been consumed by the events leading up to the swearing of swear i ing-in. my father said, put it in your breast pocket. don't ask questions. when you take the oath, i want you to have that. he did it. he took the oath of offi

certificates and giving students the chance to protest, one of the nation's largest schools, fairfax countyl allow one excused absence a year to take part in protests and civil activities and students in grades sev through 12 will be el visible for that >>> what would a national health care program mean for americans? francesca florentini breaks it down for all of us to understand, "red white and who". >> what is medicare for all? there is no exact definition because it doesn't exist yet but the two proposals in congress is that the government runs one national health care program and everybody is on it. private health care companies are pretty much put out of business and doctors, and pharmacists and hospitals bill uncle sam. deductibles would mostly disappear. but nothing in life is free. the government needs money for all of that care which side effects a payroll tax, a income, wealthy tax, extremely wealthy and financial institutions and the government may negotiate drug prices for pharmaceutical companies and then we may have less money for commercials such as this. >> francesca has th

we were able to discover my great-great-great-grandfathe r simon fairfax who was enslaved in fairfax county and received his manumission in circuit court. i think that's extraordinary enough. there's a lot i could say about this and if you want to learn more the washington post has covered this story quite extensively, some other outlets, but the reason that these media outlets were interested in this story is because our discovery came literally 48 hours before i called up my youngest brother, was sworn in as lieutenant governor of the commonwealth of virginia and my father and maddie came up with this document 48 hours before the swearing in and i mentioned being in the green room right before we walked out to the steps of the capitol to witness him be sworn in and my father handed him a copy of the document. he did not know what it was. he had been obviously consumed by the events leading up to the swearing-in and my father said just put it in your pocket, don't ask me questions, when you take the oath i want you to have that. so he did it, and he took the oath of office, it was a frigid

i was chairman of fairfax county and we buried six young people that we can my county, including thewas the worst tragedy that was ever going to fall on us. sadly, so many names we can barely remember them since. newtown, parkland. massacreddren being in schools. you see how some people are afraid of our message. [cheering] >> but there is good news. we had elections in virginia last month. with new majorities, we're going to pass gun control in the commonwealth of virginia! where going to protect our communities. we are going to say no to the nra. now, i don't know about you. after tragedies like newtown, nra's answer was let's arm teachers. all i can think of was my algebra teacher. i can never give him a gun. teaching children. they are not in the profession of law enforcement. unbelievable streak of medicine coming out of the nra. by the way, i'm the nra congressman. they're headquartered in my district and they give me an "f" every year. [cheering[ ] >> i can tell you that is the proudest "f" i have ever earned. i've come up with three simple things for fellow americans to think

, 2018, i learned how my family have been last name or fax areas it was discovered in the old fairfax countyuse. the name thomas fairfax who was the night lord fairfax. my father got a copy of that document two days before our inauguration. he gave a copy of it to me. i saw it for the very first time in my life area and 20 minutes before i walked up the steps of the capitol on inauguration day to take the oath of office of lieutenant governor. i have that in my breast pocket. 220 years later, simon fairfax is great great great grandson was being sworn in as the number two leader of the state of virginia. today, we mark this commemoration to ensure that the world will always remember how the united states of america got its start. the enslaved africans whose labor and lives are foundational to the beginning and the success of our nation. we stand today on sacred and hallowed ground from which framed the foundation of america. we also stand at the awe-inspiring intersection of or hundred years of a very complex history. a history filled with the dual strands of darkness and light. that have ru

ed: oh, really this is students in fairfax county, virginia one of the nations largest school systems so-called pitbull of personal development, what a title, author, larry wingut. larry thanks for coming in. california has always got these wacky law, rules, changes, not always so good, always raising some eyebrows but now, basically not disciplining kids any more? >> you know, i look at these stories and i'm sure just like everybody whose watching this right now, we hear them and shake our heads and say what's wrong with kids and school systems today. you know, we've been shaking our heads for a thousand years about what's wrong with kids, and probably about that long on what's wrong with schools and we have to look at the only constant in all of this is parents. parents need to step up and do their job. parents need to step up and talk to school system and say we're not going to allow this. i actually feel sorry for kids these days because of the mixed message we're sending about what they're old enough to do and what they aren't old enough to do. >> just to get context to people at

a reasonable person would think that was about housing my neighborhood cracks fairfax county? northern virginia? and people have a problem with housing that would factor into their housing but 87 percent tells us precisely nothing and then i understand from a footnote in 2019 and are you satisfied and then would you recommend this community to others so i definitely feel misled with this 87 percent. enough i should feel intentional or accidental. that we may have to craft this as a committee. and with those finances around the seven or 8 percent interest rate. and then to free up capital. and with the military housing. we should be doing what we can in a responsible manner to allow refinancing with the expectation of the money freed up could be plowed back into houses. and we have been able to do so i hope you might explore as a committee thank you mister chair. >> thank you about housing for families so there are changes if we could make those that would have a big impact? is there legislation we could pass to force changes impact housing for families as well as partners. the

fairfax county? northern virginia? if people have a problem with housing, it could factor into their answer. but fact that the answer to that question is 87% tells us precisely nothing about what people think about their housing. and if i understand your report correctly, the military departments didn't ask the question the osd told them to ask. i understand from a footnote that in 2019 they're going to ask the question they should have asked all along, are you satisfied with the condition of your unit? that's the question that you need to ask to have a statistic an answer you can count on, but the answer to the question of, "would you recommend this community to others? " tells us exactly nothing about housing. so i definitely feel misled by this 87% number. and i don't know whether you feel intentionally misled or accidentally misled. i'm going to conclude, you raise a really important point that we may need to grapple with this at committee. if the companies, because of the dates they entered into these contracts an

students and protesters, starting next year students in fairfax county public schools can take a dayches,s this the future of students if in the country. >> the first priority of students in school is learn the curriculum. cheryl: study. >> i'm all for civic engagement. you're seeing the future here. the one concern i have is you'll see agendas being pushed on kids in schools, you know. i have a son. my thought is, i don't want my son to have some agenda pushed on him to get out there and make marches or sit-ins because of someone else's agenda. i want it to be his he own. that's my only concern. i think you're seeing that in certain places here in california, very brief example, once the president was elected you had public schools saying you can take a few days off to get over it. i don't think that's an efficient use of our school system, our tax dollars. cheryl: studying is a good use of time. jonathan, jason, thank you for being here. appreciate it. >> thanks, cheryl. >> thank you. cheryl: we've got a lot more coming up. when technology goes wrong, one couple so scared by bumps

fairfax county schools?es. supporters claim it's the only way to handle a new wave of student activism in the country a couple calls 911 ready to confront what they thought was a christmas eve grinch. well, that's right. it was all because of a roomba. the couple got the gift just a few days earlier and wasn't used to their new friend roaming around their house. get this a rude awakening for this woman. her husband getting a tattoo of this unflattering picture of her sleeping on a plane. the british man says he wanted to get back at her for giving him a bad hair cut. she apparently telling her prankster husband he went too far. guess what? you snooze, you lose. that guy is going to be in the dog house for the rest of his life. enjoy the couch. griff: i'm in the dog house. actually gave the roomba to my wife for christmas. i haven't heard. she has been back 24 hours in d.c. i don't think she liked it. >> that's worse than the peloton although she doesn't have to do the work. ed: you get your wife stuff to com

county town. public works crews in fairfax recently modified the road that connects to downtown, and some people areere's the line between perception and reality? in the town of fairfax it's right here on cascade drive. this is what much of cascade looks like. a broken yellow line separating the 2 lanes. but in this area the road narrows and becomes a single lane. or does it? >> this has not been changed into a one-lane road. but what has happened is that it feels that way. >> reporter: the fairfax mayor lives on cascade and says traffic often moves to fast. so the public works department erased the center line and painted this line on one side to make the road look narrower. it was just meant to slow cars down, but there was one problem. public works never told anyone they were going to do it, including the mayor herself. >> the communication, um, the communication, there was a glitch in the communication. >> reporter: that's caused a lot of confusion. many drivers believe they are supposed to stay within the white line, although legally they have full use of their side of the road. others see it a

right now, here's the coverage, closer to napa and petaluma, right around fairfax, we will be coming closer to southern marin county, there is some of the covered right now, impacting the drive along the bridge, and we will continue to kind of tore the bay area, scattered rainfall for san francisco and hayward but it looks like we have more to element here approaching the south bay. not so much in san jose right now, but still that shower activity pretty close and then closer to woodside, palo alto and san mateo, talking about rain coverage on the radar. here is the live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge and some rain showers in this area, some slick roadways. the extra careful on the roads for this afternoon. coming up we will let you know when the next break moves in and a stronger system that could impact the weekend plans. >> having out the house of representatives is debating the 2 articles of impeachment against president trump. as christina reports, the president could be impeached later this afternoon. >> reporter: a historic day unfolding on the house floor, speaker nancy pelosi opening the

county closer to novato. right about lucas valley and fairfax area. and then you can see this, the coverage actually in fact increasing over san francisco and oakland. not so much for the south bay but look at this, they start to fill in the crust of coastline. pacifica and half moon bay. we are talking about the wet commute. here's a live camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge. wins will be a factor out of the south. short-term rainfall rates will continue to increase. this is 9:00 and even 10:00 and 11:00 this evening, you can plan out some heavier downpours in the short-term. experts. coming up in a few minutes. >> every cousin some concerns over flash flooding and debris being flown away by the burns own. >> reporter: with one big atmospheric river behind them a very wet cold front about to hit, people in that kincaid fire burned areas are pretty well set for what is coming. especially overnight, friday and into saturday. sonoma county and the community foundation so-called water marines are going to burn area victims providing free cle

fairfax and north san francisco. they're also worried about flooding on the kinkade burn scar. winds light too. heaviest rains in marin county, kentfield. santa rosa about 3.3 inches, san rafael 2 inches, look at big sur. not the little community, but the mountains up above big sur. 9 inches of rain in the past 36 hours. these numbers are 36 hours from the present. as we overlook a rainy embarcadero, the lowlands not much. san francisco third of an inch, third of an inch in oakland, third of an inch in san jose. windy in san jose. gusts up to 40. santa rosa inch and a half, concord about a half inch. in livermore only .2 inches. so lower you are, the less you get. futurecast shows rain continuing overnight tonight. 40 miles per hour wind gusts possible. and it looks as if we'll be wet right through late tuesday, so wind and rain continue overnight. the general tendency is focus in the south bay mountains and for it to ease up. wind and rain begin to relax in the north and central bay on monday, but continue to focus on the santa cruz mountains and south. there will be a shower chance through midweek, so it's going to be over

i know sugarland and fairfax are getting heavy rain right now. we start off with lake county were there has been some snow. i think the snow level will come up however and warm air coming in with that. but there is a winter weather advisory until 4:00. watch the left of your screen there is a line coming through into game it looks like sonoma county marin county are looking at an hour or two. i know carolina has had inch and a quarter of rain. mill valley as well and it is really coming down right now. if you are in and around the area. also toward napa it is really coming down there as well. maybe 1/16 over to sonoma. is picking up near the east bay over 14 as well. and then stretching all the way into the peninsula with a few bands that are really intensifying and coming in around half moon bay and the skyline. take your pick. the santa cruz mountains san jose foothills or the santa clara valley. 40s for your temperatures often on rain for the morning. highly in the afternoon that is low swinging in. we will have to watch for the moisture stacking up thursday and friday. bu

county are common sight. it is part of the territory. this had been roaming on the fairfaxotten to know him and others. >> we have the same for the last three years because they stick together. >> reporter: when those residents saw those photos they found them to be disturbing. >> oh, my gosh. oh, wow. oh, my goodness. >> i think they didn't secure their lights well. it's dangerous. we are in their land. >> reporter: marin humane said they first learned about this last week, they haven't seen him since. more than likely ignored by the lights than in pain. as this goes, they say they have seen much worse. >> deer with plastic lawn chair with a hammock net. >> reporter: the buck is likely to disappear, it's another close call of intersection of man and nature. abc 7 news 7 news. >> what a picture that is. >> i know. i hope he's okay. >> remember the turtle with the straw in the >> yeah. >> one of the 0oldest african elephants just passed away at so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. c

just so that your audience realizes, fairfax, virginia, is one of the wealthiest counties in america. very up -- i mean, only in the upper middle class of liberal counties would they even have the time or the interest to take students out of a classroom to go protest things. i think it is outrageous. this goes to show one of my guiding thesises, schools in particular are about training activists not educating minds. this only goes to further show that. it is evidenced by this ridiculous school system saying they will give students time off to protest. charles: charlie kirk, thank you very much my friend. >> thank you. charles: guess what? a few days away from 2020, the nation's biggest party in new york city. they are getting prepared and prepped for it. the ball is going to be doused with crystals. we will give you a close-up look at it when we come back. also speaking of 2020, this year we saw the rise of meatless burgers, beyond meat, impossible burger, what will the trends be in 2020? and in this decade? a chef is here next. america loves their pets. so do we here at "varney & com

county, $104,000 average salary or household income. we have a list of these. 9 of the top 20 are in the suburbs of washington, d.c. here you go. look at these. falls church, fairfaxf wonder what about silicon valley. well, four of the top 20 are in silicon valley which is no big surprise. i think it is surprising that the washington, d.c. suburbs have a higher average income than the silicon valley. i have to give a shout-out to williamson county in tennessee. came in at number ten. very rich, brentwood and franklin, all those counties. tennessee county in the top 20 around the country. stuart: did you live -- i know you lived in tennessee. news anchor in tennessee. ashley: yes. i couldn't afford to live in williamson county. would have liked to. it's a great place. stuart: you're not part of the elites. ashley: no, no, afraid not. stuart: all right. all week we have been counting down the states with the top economic outlook. number five was indiana. number four was nevada. number three was north dakota. now, here is number two this thursday. idaho. the state's capital boise named realtor.com's hottest housing market of 2020. governor brad little is with us now.