the university says itondemns e flyers. hodgeman's lawyer says the flyers weren't hate speech or crime, just a violation of the town's code. hodgeman's nowacing upo 15 days in jail. jim? >>> black history month serves a teaching lesson for children. the one who learned the hardest lesson was a principal. she use the "n" word last week during an assembly. shomari stone with new details. >> disappointed. i think thaip the pri could have made a better decision. >> reporter: jemele williams thomas is upset. her son's principal used the "n" word three times while addressing students. >> using that type of word that holds such weight in anuc ional environment, in any environment, really, it's unacceptable. >> reporter: principal joy morrow said the "n" word a few times at new hope academy, a private sool in hyattsville during its black history month program. she told news 4 she didot mean it maliciously and was using it to make a point while explaining the racism she witnessed growing up. >> there's a lot of ways to get your poin

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. >> mark bloom said it was a shark when flyers showed up out site >> we had the flyers on light poles. >> it was not a complete surprise. >> we've seen it on comments and university campuses and at rallies. >> a new study says 182% increase from 2017 to 2018 of propaganda. with the highest activity in california, texas, colorado, new york, illinois, florida and virginia. >> sometimes they are meant to intimidate and the banners across highways spread the message. >> 319 incidents occurred on college campuses. of the increase was off campus with flyers like the ones in the east bay left in public places. >> sometimes it's the logo and web site in a book in the library. even the free ones next to the mailbox. >> distributing propaganda are not illegal but it's an attempt to normalize the views. have a wider viewership into the main extreme. >> news about a high school party where students cannot see salutes over cups in the shape of a s.w.a.t.ie of the -- swastika. >> there was a to isn'ting propaganda at private gatherings. >>> daley city where fire ripped through a city. two people we

where can we take the flyers?have some flyers" to pass out flyers. >> reporter: tina drove to the school where cathy worked. all the while, mary's mantra echoed thru her mind -- find the car and you'll find cathy. >> when i drove into the parking lot, i said, "let me just see her car. let me just see her car." because i knew a lot of things were going on in her life, you know -- you know, in that week prior. >> reporter: a lot of things was an understatement. cathy's family was very worried about her state of mind after a strange and terrifying series of events that had happened the week before she vanished. first, she'd come home the previous saturday in a bizarre state -- incoherent, unable to stand up. >> she couldn't get out of the car. my son went out to help her. >> reporter: that cannot have made you happy. >> no, it didn't. because i had never seen her come home like that. and she couldn't tell me what had happened. >> reporter: she smell like alcohol? >> no, she didn't. that was -- that was the scary part

we have a lot of great photos and flyers from that area and that. that i could donate myself.they're, i decided, you know, why not pursue other people and other bands and get them to donate as well? the historic moments in san francisco, punk history, is the sex pistols concert which was at winterland. [♪] it brought all of the punks on the web -- west coast to san francisco to see this show. the sex pistols played the east coast and then they play texas and a few places in the south and then they came directly to san francisco. they skipped l.a. and they skipped most of the media centres. san francisco was really the biggest show for them pick it was their biggest show ever. their tour manager was interested in managing the adventures, my band. we were asked to open to support the pistols way to that show. and the nuns were also asked to open the show. it was certainly the biggest crowd that we had ever played to. it was kind of terrifying but it did bring people all the way from vancouver, tee seattle, portland, san diego, all up and down the coast, and l.a., obviously. to s

in the third, flyers on the board down 2 one. on the break away.ect pass to get him out on the break. his 22nd of the year. a 3-1 lead. that's all they would need because braden jholtby isust a brick wall today. 35 saves on 36 shots. >> it's the final spring training game. mets up 1-0 and michael up with a man on. that drops shallow left. e run comes in to score. four runs in five minutes of work. mets 2-0 lead. adams, he's going to hammer this one. this i a 3-1 wshot. no the nationals with the 2 lead. they come back to wint 8-4. up next, the yankees in exhibition. ey're coming home. to football, big news in the nhl. rob gronkowski announcing hisre rement on what else, instagram. he tires after nine seasons. of course three super bowls.he a franchise leader in receiving touwns and second in receid yards. he dealt with injuries roughout his career and now the patriots and the nfl losing one of their most colorful personalities. the other big news today, march madness of course, due to video restrictions we cou't show the highlights but we can tell y

why is is using a flyer a beneficial tool for them?ying to do is to spread their poison in ways that don't force them to have to confront people. >> reporter: protecting their own anonymity in the era of smartphones and social media. and while college campuses are often targeted by hate groups, the anti-defamation league finds the number of off-campus community prop began that incidents jumped a staggering 572% in 2018, while on-campus incidents rose 9% from 2017. the adl says these 2018 propaganda distribution counts are by far the highest annual numbers ever. >> white supremacists try to go where the action is. >> reporter: findings show the rise was mainly concentrated in large metropolitan areas, with the highest levels in california, texas, colorado, new york, illinois, florida and virginia. it's a way for them to still get their message out, but with a lot less risk. erin? >> stephanie, thank you. and thanks to you all for watching. our coverage continues. a lot will happen in your life. wrinkles just won't. neutrogena® rapid wri

capitals beat the flyers 3-1.ead coach toddap reardon with the team's response. >> liked how some of our leaders stepped to the f nt in the third period when things weren't going great after the second. in particular, i thought tj oshie was real force in the third. d kind of gotur team going in that regard. that to me is -- you need different people to step up in different ways. and i thought that his play in the third insred our team. >> capitals back at home on carolina.ainst and by the time the hockey playoffs start, we'll have a new ncaa men's basketball champion. this fst weekend of games wrapping up today, and plent of upsets. not to mention hearts breaking with each busted bracket. second round in the suggestre on. tenth seed iowa taking on second seed, tennessee. iowa trailed by as many as 25. second half, jordan bohannon, bringing the hawkeyes within five. and later in the game tied at 67, ball gets worked over to lamonte turner. he had 15s. poi tennessee takes the lead. for this one, needing overtime in

. >> news 4's shomari stone spoke with frequent flyers tonight about the likely effect. he joins us now live from dulles ional airport with a look at this new requirement. shomari, what are you hearing? >> reporter: hey, leon. hello, doreen. tonight, well, y let me te, we talk to travellers who go to europe quite frequently here from dulons interna airport. most of them tell us they are not looking forward to this new travel visa. baggage clai arrivals, departures, the hustle and bust of dulles internati ual airport. ally people are traveling all the time. >> reporter: this woman often flies out of dufoes to europe business and vacation. >> i love going there. it's beautiful. it's got rich history. great food. and it's easy to travel to. d reporter: easy because she doesn't have tve to an embassy to get a travel visa. all she needs is this passport to go to europe for 90 day or less. >> i travel all the time. it's so much easier for me to justrab my passport and go. >> reporter: but the easiness is about to change. in two years, most european union countries including fr

like, we have flyers with the date on it and stuff. so, basically everything. but we've got flyers. never seen a man put a condom on so fast. so we just finished and the acts were absolutely incredible. how many people do you think you got in total? probably about a0 or 50 people. not to put a damper on it, but if you want to put on the uk's first major bi pride event, 50 people won't be a major event. no, absolutely not. we are looking for 2,000 people, hopefully. i'm hoping that when it is an unpaid full and proper pride event hopefully we will have more people. sam is putting a brave face on it, but she is clearly worried there may not be as much appetite for their pride as they'd hoped. she might well be right. we met lulu and herfriends at a gay bar in sheffield. for me, as a bisexual person, another event to celebrate the lgbtq+ community cannot be negative. it is a good thing. but i wonder if we're going to end up separating all of these things and eventually there will a pride for every sexuality every weekend of the year. and then, will we lose our momentum as a minority? a

won some frequent flyer points. thought you were just making the decision.as going to go with alex. we have paul, easy to make the final call. alex. last-minute win. >> he got his miles. congratulations. take a look at those charts on your bloomberg. funny more coming up. this is bloomberg -- plenty more coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ this isn't just any moving day. this is moving day with the best in-home wifi experience and millions of wifi hotspots to help you stay connected. and this is moving day with reliable service appointments in a two-hour window so you're up and running in no time. show me decorating shows. this is staying connected with xfinity to make moving... simple. easy. awesome. stay connected while you move with the best wifi experience and two-hour appointment windows. click, call or visit a store today. emily: i'm emily chang in san francisco and this is bloomberg technology. coming up in the next hour, conservative bias. president trump claimed that social media companies discriminate against conservative speech on their platforms, add

. >>> >>> tonight, health officials say flyers may have been exposed to measles at lax airport february a passenger on a china eastern airlines flight on a layover. >>> now to the questions a lot of nervous flyers are asking. how do i know if i'm booking one of those planes ground around most of the world and what happens if i want to cancel? with more on that, here's joe fry fryer. >> reporter: at aitsasseers are paying closer attention to what type of plane they're flying in. on their minds, the boeing 737 max 8 grounded virtually everywhere except north america. >> a lot of times people are already scared to fly. and when things like this happen, it makes the fear even more apparent. >> reporter: the max 8 complete morse than 8500 flights a week. we spoke to passengers after one flight. >> i saw it was the same plane, you got a little concerned. there's nothing i can do. all i could do was pray that the pilots knew what they were doing. >> reporter: how do you know your plane type? it's easiest to check while booking, but if you already have a ticket, you can get that information by

. >> reporter: george hobica said flyers will be lucky to get any money back. >> the place to start if you want your money back is your credit card company. >> reporter: icelandair, united air, and aer lingus are offering discounted flight for stranded flyers, but people still have to buy them. here at b.w.i., the last sign we could find for wow air. the rest were taken down and replaced by notices saying the airline has shut down. >> glor: surprised you found that. kris van cleave, thank you very much. at the federal courthouse in boston today, a guilty plea in the college admissions scandal. rudy meredith, the former coach of the yale women's soccer team pushed through a crud of reporters after he admitted to taking bribes to help students get into the school. he was secretly recorded asking for a $450,000 bribe. this led them to the ringleader of a $25 million nationwide scheme. this evening a mother from south carolina is calling for justice after her daughter, a fifth grader, died from injuries she suffered in a classroom fight. the other student has been suspended from the school

the professiol flyers have kites that can handle the various wind speeds. high temperature tomorrow of 75. even a degree or two warmer than today. if you're getting out on the aywn this weekend, i would recommend satu sunday afternoon will be just fine at the tidal basin as well. outdoor yercise, satur looking fantastic. sunday, you might want to layer up. if you're getting out in th garden this weekend, it's a great weekend for mulching and eanup. also laying down grass seed, good idea to do this weekend. you can put we'd prevention down as well. you have to pick one or the other not both. here's a peak at the 10-day forecast. i'll have anoth check at 11:55. monday is cold starting off around freezing and only warming to around 50. >> all righty. thank you. >>> dumbo is disney assic. a live look at the new action version. >>> we had to do this. this i's bambi and s looking for a new family. she's also helping us sort out she's also helping us sort out the dos migraine with botox®. what if you had fewer headaches and migraines a month? she's also helping us

it is great to welcome, four-time shuttle flyer, retired major general from the united states marine corps, charles bolden. call me john because that is what my mom wanted me to be called. welcome, we will open it up for some questions as we move forward tonight. we are at a really interesting time in space exploration. this is kind of a transition or inflection point here in the united states. the shuttle has been retired with now eight years, the longest gap since we have spent humans into space from american soil on american vehicles. and yet at the same time, my view -- might you argue that it is a golden age of exploration in some other ways? i call it the golden age. i try not to get angry, but i get frustrated as i travel around the u.s., mostly, and listen to people talk about what will be great when america gets into space again. or it will be great when the u.s. has the human spaceflight program. log are theyhat living? the work that we have done since 2011 when we retire the shuttle on the international space station is second to none. not fly as many people into space bec

"i was passing out flyers about the whitney's discrimination against black artists when a white man told his daughter, don't go near." she uses the pejorative term that the father used to to describe her. she relates she was absolutely astonished at the degree of hate that a parent could disseminate to a young child. i'm putting these frameworks, because these are the ideas i am going to pursue throughout my paper today. the cultural landscape has certainly changed dramatically. much of my presentation today has benefited tremendously from recent scholarship. in the last few years, there's been a remarkable shift in institutional attention to the accomplishment of african-american artists both in the historical context and in our own time. i have cited some of the exhibitions, some of which are still ongoing, that have reframed the dialogue and pointed our attention to the remarkable accomplishments of african-american artists in the civil rights era. they have also engaged us in a remarkable research that helps contextualize the production of these artists within a broader social, cultu

but it's about we go from village to village to distribute these flyers it warms my heart because these are extremely poor areas where they need to be told that there is free care. for to it and it is a. most people who live in these alleys have never been to the hospital. a clear see here treatments i treatments that are the ones that are yes that's a good i'm going to go that's for sure. back on the lifeline express his operation is complete should only have a few minutes to recover before joining her husband outside. she seems to be doing much better than before her down the young i don't have the words . we're very grateful to. another success story for the lifeline express over the past thirty years it's operators say they've completed one hundred and thirty thousand operations reaching more than ten million patients in need. more stories on our website did up new dot com. on facebook as well. live in over there are just. where the community has been mourning those killed as of preyed on friday the victims region from. many countries across asia. with different languages we fight f

painted and posted on instagram registering the demo organizing suitable loudspeakers handing out flyers it all takes time the young activists are investing many hours of their free time and still some politicians accuse them of simply wanting to skip school. as a good as are the mice and i say that most of the students at the protests don't want to just miss school ghani with friends and as the boys they want to do something for their future. that's what's important to them on the few lives of many of them have read up a lot of climate policy to find out what they can do themselves and what the politicians need to do. and what i was depleted to. the strikes are proving a challenge for schools all over the world that young all is school virtually all the older students were missing on the last strike day they have to catch up on what they've missed but it's not marked as an absence in their school report. not all german schools are taking a relaxed approach. to school director niels hold who's in understands his students' commitment and up until know the strikes have only been happening

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million euros more than doubling the previous record in the field amanda is the champion long distance flyer raced by the first short family. in the west flanders province where pitch and breeding is popular he will soon fly for his new owner a chinese buyer who remained anonymous. and that is business africa here on d w for me and the team in berlin as always thanks for keeping us company. the feet. under a small phoenix in my lips. where i come from roggio remains uninformed count me soft transmitting news and forum ish and when i was young my country was drawing huge confidence the more the problem of people most people would cause them. to see. if one's mind soul to true in one of the not just scotch you'll say so as not everyone in that column. listen to those updates. nothing has been from inside my known copy out into a month or more of them so long even thought i caught us i was a twit and for me to hold. my choice in this card because given the way told transmitted to the troops. and it isn't a question how much and i want. to talk to. some degree it's clear the sex phone operator w

we're with dozens of frequent flyers like jodi genise who alaska is hoping to impress pr with its fresh's investing tens of millions to address a huge challenge, melling virgin america's trendy vibe with the more traditional alaska in a way that makes loyalists happy. here is the airline president. >> virgin was a bit of a flying dance club and alaska was not. >> we just needed to evolve. evolve to something that is a little bit more stylish, a little bit more modern. so we needed to have something that really resonated with passengers. >> reporter: the virgin fleet is getting this new look outside, but to go from the old interior to this on an airbus a-321 neotakes 45 people 18 days. two years of work went into picking the right welcoming cabin colors. the mood lighting virgin is known for gets a new blue hue designed to calm flyers' sar cad cadin rhythm. >> the only people who lost some space were first class. >> went from a 55 to a 40, but we put more seats. >> that's usually not how that works. >> we want to make sure people flying in the main cabin feel good about their experience.

. >> a protest scheduled outside of the school board meeting, you're looking at a flyer being distributed who say with teachers back in the classroom, they are calling on the community to show up at the board meeting. the protests outside and the meeting is set to begin at 8 am. this will be the third time the school board has tried to hold the meeting. big protests prevented them from meeting. we updated our hotline and as the story develops, we will continue to update it. the number is there on your screen scrolling all morning long.>> coming up at 7 am, i will sit down with libby shaft to talk about how the new strike and contract will benefit students and we will talk about the raiders returning to oakland to play another season.>> cleanup continues after all of the flooding in grenville. all three schools canceled classes for the day. a decision on when they will reopen depends on how fast repairs can be made. we do have calls into both districts to find out if the power is back. we will let you know as soon as we get the information.>> many spent the weekend cleaning up flood damage

couldhink the groundings be a positive thing for boeing and general flyer confidence.boeing wanted to be proactive and get in front of this, understanding we don't have much information about the ethiopian airlines crash, but why not play it safe and saved we will put these planes on the ground until we figure out what happened because we want everyone to feel confident and comfortable getting aboard these aircraft. 780 seven grounding was thought to be disastrous at the time it happened and there were these doom and gloom predictions that did not come to fruition. it turned out to be a huge generator of profit in cash. it has a stellar safety record. i don't think a grounding is a death sentence. aat would be is if you have tragic accident and the u.s. among the airline still flying these planes. emily: i'm looking at the map of airline still flying these planes in the united states, american, southwest, dozens in the air right now. we are waiting for investigators to determine the cause. we will see how other countries and governments respond. thank you so much for t

million euros more than doubling the previous record in the field armando is a champion long distance flyeraised by the fish shoot family and one stood in the west flanders province where petition breathing is popular you'll soon fly for his new owner a chinese buyer who has remained anonymous. that's it for me in the business team i'm sitting beers in berlin thank you. because time to take one step further. and face the. time to snatch the. funds for the troops. time to overcome. and connect the world. it's time for. coming up ahead of. the floods have taken everything. now despair is going to come. climate refugees. they seek shelter can't come. first i see. the floods are coming. to. visit with the last dam cry for help of a whole generation feel. ya know linder is calling for better climate protection policies he's joining tens of thousands of young people all over the world the protest movement was inspired by sixteen year old political activist gratitude bag from sweden. the goal to force politicians to take action on climate change you know lindner is planning to take the protests to

. >>> flyers with nazi swastikas found inside a school. same school, police called to the school sunday morning. while putting up nazi flyers is not a crime, an investigation has been launched. max is a senior at newport high, his grandmother survived the holocaust. and he calls the latest incident super disappointing and sends a message that all aren't welcome at the school. >>> the new york giants agreed to send star wide receiver odell beckham jr. to the cleveland browns. the giants will get first and third round picks from cleveland, in the upcoming draft along with safety jabrill peppers. in time, espn reports free agent le'veon bell will sign. bell was the most coveted this season, he sat out the entire season failing to come to a contract with the steelers. >>> who is the most popular in new jersey. it might be this guy because of this billboard. chris perry getting thousands of billboard wishes thanks to his sons who bought the billboard as a prank. you can see it on the way to atlantic city casinos. shockingly, within minutes, fer

that's what happens to the high flyers don't be afraid.kol called about office depot i hadn't been following th company, so i said i had to take a pass i mat like bozo the clown, safer, from time to time, but as rigorous -- well, i try to be as rigorous as possible it was trading at $3.25. the stock went to $2.08 and since then it's come back, roaring back, $3.63 as of today, up 40% for the quarter what is fuel thing run office depot is an old fashioned brick and mortar retailer that was left for did ages ago. they've got to struggle to survive. so when the company delivered a good quarter, it gave the stock a nice boost and after this move, i think you should on office depot there's just no way i can justify own thing as an investment >> don't buy, don't buy. >> some pe takeover, the only o potential here is the enterprise business where they sell directly to other companies. i don't frankly, when i look at office depot, it was a great company 20 years ago but failed to adapt. the most recent years ago, they're paying $25 million fine to

. >> that made it onto 4,000 flyers for students to absorb for two weeks. >>s they were walking into the hallway, they were see our flyers and take a second thought. >> reporter: the girls wantedeto heir peers on social medi >> if they think about now and how it could affect them in the future, soe nted to like help them think more about what they were doing to themselves. >> reporter:aron gilchrist, news4. >>> turning now to the weather. when are we going to warm up, doug? >>ur ay. friday looking great. saturday, part of the weeke looking good. then we go back downhill. >> we're wready. are ready. we need nice weather, a nice streak of it too.t not j one or two days, but how about three or four days. today is dry, but you step outside itoo on the side. temperatures well below average today with a little bit of wind. plenty of sunshine across the area rht now, nothing but blue skies. rrent temperature at 52 degrees winds you on of the north at 12 miles per hour. we have a wind chill in parts of the areas. sitting at 40s in the north, 52 d.c., 52 down toward