there's nothing wrong with her. >> reporter: now falk is demanding answers. >> why? necessary? >> reporter: in a statement duval public schools says the staff followed procedure and acted lawfully adding, quote, the police officers were not present during the events which motivated the school to call child guidance. >> there's so many parents who feel helpless, who feel the same way that i feel, and i'm not going to give up until we get justice. >> reporter: falk's attorney says they're considering legal action saying the school violated nadia's legal rights. >> there is never a scenario when a 6-year-old child with special needs should be placed in the back of the a police car wondering if she's going to jail. >> reporter: and each year around 36,000 florida children are committed under the baker act. falk's attorneys say it's time the law is re-evaluated and protections are put in place for children. dan? >> mona, thank you. incredible story, and speaking of incredible stories, check this out. >>> there's a new report warning that the amazon rain forest may be near

do don falk has been executive director for 15 years at tndc. during that time, they built and/or renovated over 1500 units, and those numbers are great, but the reason why we're so excited to have tndc as a partnership other -- more projects, as don has told me, it's about improving those units, and no one does those services better with attention to detail than tndc. so it is with great pleasure i introduce my friend and partner and fort wayne, indiana's gift to san francisco, don falk. [applause] >> thank you. i am pleased on behalf of tndc to take this opportunity to express gratitude. first and foremost to our partners at related and bill. and people may or may not know this about related. they're a for-profit company who is very capable of doing affordable housing, 100% affordable housing, mixed income, and they invited us into this project i think because they understand that tndc offers some unique capabilities and something in my mind that is singular that arises out of tndc's values and how we approach the work. and so despite the incr

her mother, martina falk, broke down watching the police body cam video with her attorneys. >> i can'tment. >> she's mortified. >> reporter: that's because the family believes nadia, who has a.d.h.d. and a mood disorder, should never have been placed under florida's baker act, which allows authorities to force a psychiatric evaluation on anyone, including children, deemed a threat to themselves or others. but in a sheriff's report from the school, a responding social worker said nadia was threatening herself and others, attacking staff. the district says the school followed the law, but martina falk told us she wasn't contacted about the incident until nadia was being placed in stcuy. opportunity to say, "let me get to the school?" >> no. >> reporter: there is now a push in the state legislature to amend the law. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, jacksonville. >> o'donnell: and there is still much more news ahead on tonight's "cbs evening news." dangerous extremes-- millions brace for subzero temperatures. while in another part of the country, rising floodwaters send families scrambling. mee

that the person who drove that vehicle into the crowd yesterdays a 29 year old german resident of falk mostyn and he's been arrested on to see him yesterday evening and he sustained injuries so he's being treated at the hospital in the north or he's that hoping to to interview him a soon as possible as soon as his house will wait so as to find out what's where he's much of a shot he was not a known prior to this incident for extremism because of course as something that gent into everyone's mind 5 days after the attack in a hard know however he was known for trespassing for variability useful currish and so someone who was known by dio targets is here and folks this is of course a very difficult day for the people where you are in mars and how all of the in responding to what happened. well the state under shock this morning you know holes in montauk rose monday and yesterday in germany was a usually a day of celebration where kids with children gathered in such parades a full convo and know it has been that this has been completely gone completely. that that came out on the to show th

jessica falk perlman is on holiday in crickhowell, near abergavenny.ily have taken refuge on the top floor of their holiday home and were woken by the fire service in the early hours of the morning to alert them to the flood waters rising. i asked her how they were coping. well, bored is better than nervous, which is what we were last night when the firemen knocked on the door and told us at four in the morning that we need to evacuate because the river was about to burst its banks. then he said, "i'll be back", but then the river did go and it wasn't safe for them to come back. so we've been waiting for more news from them. it is very flooded. all of the ground floor of this holiday let we're staying at at is completely submerged, since four o'clock in the morning. that suggests that there is still quite a lot of activity outside whilst they work out the best way to manage this until the flooding recedes? absolutely. we're in crickhowell, a nice little town, and apparently it's completely cut off, all the roads coming in and out are completely flooded

do don falk has been executive director for 15 years at tndc. during that time, they built and/or renovated over 1500 units, and those numbers are great, but the reason why we're so excited to have tndc as a partnership other -- more projects, as don has told me, it's about improving those units, and no one does those services better with attention to detail than tndc. so it is with great pleasure i introduce my friend and partner and fort wayne, indiana's gift to san francisco, don falk. [applause] >> thank you. i am pleased on behalf of tndc to take this opportunity to express gratitude. first and foremost to our partners at related and bill. and people may or may not know this about related. they're a for-profit company who is very capable of doing affordable housing, 100% affordable housing, mixed income, and they invited us into this project i think because they understand that tndc offers some unique capabilities and something in my mind that is singular that arises out of tndc's values and how we approach the work. and so despite the incr

do don falk has been executive director for 15 years at tndc.at time, they built and/or renovated over 1500 units, and those numbers are great, but the reason why we're so excited to have tndc as a partnership other -- more projects, as don has told me, it's about improving those units, and no one does those services better with attention to detail than tndc. so it is with great pleasure i introduce my friend and partner and fort wayne, indiana's gift to san francisco, don falk. [applause] >> thank you. i am pleased on behalf of tndc to take this opportunity to express gratitude. first and foremost to our partners at related and bill. and people may or may not know this about related. they're a for-profit company who is very capable of doing affordable housing, 100% affordable housing, mixed income, and they invited us into this project i think because they understand that tndc offers some unique capabilities and something in my mind that is singular that arises out of tndc's values and how we approach the work. and so despite the incredible ski

recently the texas a&m university system tried to gauge how much of its falk kuehl at this was getting money. more than 100 had been recruited it turns out. only five reported their work for hostile foreign government. how many indicted yeah you guessed it zero. chinese officials aren't paying academics because they love scholarship. no, america's universities are key centers of scientific research and technical innovation. china would like to steal that information. and they are. as of tonight, the fbi is investigating more than 1,000 cases in which they believe china has stolen research from american firms. if anything, our top colleges and universities are encouraging this to happen. and you can see it by the way they recruit. chinese grad students fill our research labs. this makes college administrators much richer but also allows the chinese government easy access to critical information. some of it that directly bears on our national security. american academics have made it clear whose side they are on. last november officials at university of missouri kansas city removed artis

century and then a retired career foreign service officer who served in the middle east for 25 years falks about u.s. policy in the region followed by michael reuben and brian on instability in the middle eastment enjoy book tv this week and every weekend on c-span2. c-span2. >> up next, a look into election integrity. panelists talk about ways to protect voters on-line data being targeted for political commercials. this event is hosted by the georgetown law's institute for law and policy. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. we're reconvening for our fourth and final panel.

he worked with peter falk, ben gazzara.lands. it seemed like wherever she was, she took over a woman in this very dignified way. but wasn't afraid to have fun. >> i got a great idea. when you get home from school, we're going to have a party. we're going to talk -- >> "a woman under the influence," is about a man and a woman in a loving marriage, that's beset by the woman's personality. >> is there something wrong with me or something? that i'm wacko or something? >> she has an energy about her. but you slowly see it unraveling. >> it's devastating. but wow. what a performance. it was really refreshing to see a movie that put a woman directly at the center. >> thank you for everything. >> this was right at the beginning of the woman's movement. and i found a script for alice. the studio said who do you want to direct it? >> francis coppola talked to allen bernstein. >> and i asked them to meet marty. and i want to film this from a woman's point of view. and i don't know if you know anything about women, do you? and he said,

century and then a retired career foreign service officer who served in the middle east for 25 years falks about u.s. policy in the region followed by michael reuben and brian on instability in the middle eastment enjoy book tv this week and every weekend on c-span2. c-span2. >> up next, a look into election integrity. panelists talk about ways to protect voters on-line data being targeted for political commercials. this event is hosted by the georgetown law's institute for law and policy. [inaudible conversations] >> okay. we're reconvening for our fourth and final panel. day. challengers in elections, oversight and regulation. for those who didn't see me at the top of the day, i'm alex gibbons and run law policy at the law school and happy to be hosting you today. many key areas of challenges, somebody was just saying that they're feeling a little depressed and we need to try to get the energy up on this final panel of the day. issues from the fragmenttation from political discourse and new pathways for misinformation, voter suppression to election security. this panel is going to add an

. >> martina falk says her 6-year-old daughter has attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and a mood at a mental health center away from her mother did more harm than good. >> she is traumatized. she is not herself anymore. i don't know what the long-term effects are. >> reporter: it happened here at love grove elementary school. in the sheriff's report a responding social worker said the girl was a threat to herself and others. destroying school property and attacking staff. she was removed from school and committed to a behavioral health center for psychiatric evaluation under florida's baker act. >> why was she baker acted? why wasn't she properly given the love and attention that she needed? >> reporter: duval county schools tell cbs news baker act decisions are made by a third party licensed mental health care professional and, they say, we've reviewed the school's handling of the situation and find it to be compliant both with law and the best interests of this student and all other students at the school. >> no. you're not going to an asylum. >> reporter: in 2018 in cocoa, flo

falke said yesterday in the talk we are believers and not going to sit there like scientists i know it'save something right now while we will get clusters in the united states, there are people doing good things i don't want to get to the moment we had ebola and someone dies in texas and it is game over for our civilization. it's game over for that. you had a great discussion today and it's not too late to get optimistic when everyone is getting pessimistic. >> that's a new statement from jim. >> i've been really bearish. down seven i have to get more positive, not the end of the world i checked my ap watch and she says not the end of the world. that's siri. e thank you, jim. seyou in a couple minutes. stay tuned, "squawkbox," we'll be right back. invested at a great rate. that's why fidelity leads the industry in value while our competition continues to talk. ♪ talk, talk while our competition continues to talk. it's more than just fast. it keeps all your devices running smoothly. with built-in security that protects your kids... ...no matter what they're up to. it protects your info...

powell: we should get the experts to falk to you and your staff and i don't know that we need legislation at all, but we have excellent sources of data and cut them different ways. why don't we try to follow up on that. ms. waters: the gentleman from colorado is recognized for five minutes. mr. tipton: thanks for taking the time to be here. i want to follow up on the c.r.a. and had a fair amount of conversation on that and the fed has been involved with the is that fdic, correct? >> from the very beginning. mr. tipton: you comfortable not only with governor brainar dverage and the contact of her speech with respect to the c.r.a.? >> yes. mr. tipton: you are talking about the analysis and comments but to be able to work on c.r.a. modernization? mr. powell: we said yes, that sounds like a good idea to update c.r.a. and make it more transparent and effective. we went around the count try and 29 events around the country where we talked to people about c.r.a. and it turned us in a particular direction. we had a bunch of ideas and unfortunate we weren't able to gee completely with their approa