sparked anger as students in the act of holding policemen at gun point picture show members of forest hills band dressed up as doctors and nurses and armed with toy guns the performance was delivered during a high school football game officials meanwhile have slammed the show. this is unacceptable in a civilized society someone should be held accountable why would any high school marching band ever need fake guns had they been performing this routine all year obvious making a complaint to the mississippi high school activities association as well as to forest hill and g.p.s. administration how could any administrators think that have timeshare was appropriate last night forest hills back and perform the halftime show if we cannot prevent the money down these to the to the country and and more harm to you but a few minutes. left of this our bus passengers in india were given the ride of their lives after a monkey took control of the wheel it wasn't as hair raising as it sounds though as the bus driver was giving him a helping hand the monkey had jumped onto the back of the bus going straight

year ali making a complaint to the mississippi high school activities association as well as to forest hill and g.p.s. administration how could any administrators think that have timeshare was appropriate last night forest hills band performed a halftime show at brookhaven high school depicting police officers being held at gun point absolutely disgusting while the incident suddenly struck a cord as it comes less than a week after two local officers were shot dead in the line of duty the head of jackson public schools has issued an apology for the performance of. the band's performance does not depict the values in people in our community and was incredibly insensitive to the students families law enforcement officials and the entire brookhaven community for this we sincerely apologize to all and we pledge to do better in the future we got reaction to the student's performance from former police officer dominic is zero. i think it's an unfortunate that we're not letting kids and juveniles high school students adolescents are not letting them grow a lot of kids are the easiest ones a play of

aspire dangar as students there in acted holding policeman at gunpoint pictures show them as a forest hills band dressed up as doctors and nurses an armed with toy guns performance was delivered during a high school football game officials meanwhile have slammed the show. this is unacceptable in a civilized society someone should be held accountable why would any high school marching band ever need for a guns had they been performing this routine all year are we making a complaint to the mississippi high school activities association as well as the forest hill and g.p.s. administration how could any administrators think that have timeshare was appropriate last night forest hills band performed a halftime show at brookhaven high school depicting police officers being held at gunpoint absolutely disgusting. incidents took the court as it comes less than a week have to two local offices was shot dead in the line of duty the head of jackson public schools issued an apology. the band's performance does not depict the values and people in our community and was incredibly insensitive to the studen

(justine) members of the forest hill high school band pointed fake guns at fake police officers in arformance they say was based on a movie. but since it came just days after two local police officers were killed, the act left some people angry, rather than entertained. lanaya lewis has more. people say friday night football at brookhaven high school took a turn for the worse, after a halftime performance by the forest hill high school band left them speechless.sarah mcdonald/brookhaven high school student: "i was sad because of what happened last weekend, and it felt like they were making fun of it."lanaya lewis/brookhaven, ms: "after the performance, a picture surfaced on social media showing band members pointing fake guns at pretend officers. people in this area say it was in bad taste, especially after last week's shooting.janet moore/brookhaven resident: "it just doesn't matter. in this day and age, it's just totally bad taste."becky currie/-r- ms state legislator: "our people are hurting right now and. and to bring that to us on a couple of days after we're burying two officer

making a complaint to the mississippi high school activities association as well as to forest hill and g.p.s. administration how could any administrators think that halftime show was appropriate. to sophie and co i'm sophie shevardnadze they were in yemen is getting more complicated by the day with an imminent humanitarian disaster looming over the warring factions can anything be done or is it too late today i talked to former foreign minister of yemen dr. out here being. the war in yemen is taking a new term. strategic importance spread across the south calling for a partition of the country. threatening yemen with full time and any kind of solution be reached at this point is a victory possible for any warring sides and what are the ways out of the current stalemate. dr abu bakar a. former foreign minister of yemen welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us now dr s. the situation in yemen wasn't complicated enough protests have now broken out in the south of the country where the south and the transitional council supposedly backed by the united arab emirates calling

jackson public schools, which oversees forest hill high school, released a statement saying students were acting out a scene in the movie "john q." they went on to say jps has a great deal of respect and appreciation for our law enforcement partners. the band's performance does not depict the values in people in our community and was incredibly insensitive to the students families law enforcement officials and the entire brookhaven community." (jrs) that was lanaya lewis reporting. the jackson mayor said there is an active investigation into the performance and the students should have been instructed this was neither the time nor place for that performance. requested the response to a multivehicle motor vehicle accident"(jrs)accident"(jrs) 20 people killed... in the deadliest accident since 2009. we hear from police officer and witnesses on the scene as they piece together exactly how this could have happened. (justine) one year later. as fire threatens to return to the north bay... one neighborhood in santa rosa is holding onto the hopes of finally being able to rebuild after last

on the roads, there are westbound delays for traffic on the a205 south circular towards forest hill station to nearly 25 degrees celsius in northolt in north—west london. today, well, the temperatures won't be quite as high, but still pleasantly warm for this time of year. some good spells of sunshine, bit more cloud around than yesterday. quite breezy, and there'll be some showery outbreaks of rain a bit later on through the afternoon into the evening. now, it's a very mild start to the morning. we had some showers earlier towards central and eastern areas. they've now cleared away. there'll be some good spells of sunshine around through the morning, then it will cloud over towards the end of the afternoon, and eventually we'll get these showers creeping in from the west. but until then, quite breezy. top temperatures of 21 or 22 degrees celsius, so still nice and warm for this time of year. now, tomorrow is going to be quite windy day. very blustery, gusts of wind of up to a0—a5 mph. there'll be some showers around on saturday, quite a messy picture over the weekend. the best of the sunsh

members of the forest hills high school marching band, were addressed as doctors and nurses holding otherin the line of duty, yes, in a nearby town. our next guest calls it distateful to say the least. the adults in charge should have known better. joining me is the police chief for natchez, mississippi, president of the mississippi association of police chiefs, walter armstrong. good morning, sir. >> good morning ed. ed: what was your initial reaction saw the still image the marching band depicting this idea they were holding police officers at gunpoint? >> i'm here to speak on behalf of the mississippi association of chiefs of police. we have been inundated with calls all over the state, in some cases outside the state of mississippi about this incident that took place in brookhaven, mississippi, on a football field during a halftime show. forest hill high school football team, they traveled to brookhaven for a halftime show, and we are baffled why someone would think it is okay to allow children to be armed with ar-15, although they were fake weapons, to hold law enforcement at bay? we

the jackson school district in mississippi ruling band members at forest hill can't wear uniforms or games for the rest of the season, as the state representative demands a watchdog investigation into whether the fake guns were bought with taxpayer dollars. the band director is keeping his job. officials say there was no ill will in the halftime show. >>> a fox business alert, the last chapter for sears? tracy korosko has a big announcement breaking overnight from the retailer. >> reporter: sears has filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. this doesn't mean it's the end of sears. they do plan on restructuring, staying in business, but it does mean that they will close 142 stores by the end of the year. that is in addition to 46 that should close within the next month or so. this comes as the company couldn't pay back $134 million debt payment. that was due today. there's been a lot of speculation that sears could file for bankruptcy. unfortunately, now we are seeing this happen as the company more than 100 years old has been struggling the last decade or so as online shopping has

republican phil bryant says forest hill high staff members in charge of the act should be fired.ing the lives of our kids. the high school says there was no ill will in the show but barred the band from performing at any more games this season. carley: the merrell o mayor ofd promises a new ordinance allowing protesters to exercise their constitutional rights. it comes after ted wheeler defended his hand off approach of not letting police interfere with violent antifa protesters. emma michelle joined us earlier who experienced violence firsthand. >> i went to one of the first antifa riots in portland in 2016 to film. i actually had one of the organizers look me in the eye and say if you're here to film for the, quote, wrong reasons then we're going to, quote, take care of you. that violent threat has turned to violent action in my own city. carley: the president of the national i.c.e. council says mayor wheeler left the people of portland to fend for themselves. rob: a democrat in pennsylvania and a veteran of the gulf war forced to resign over a year-old facebook post that reads

the infantry soldiers will then , down toer the hill the clearing and into the argonne forest proper. except the germans saw it happening. germanmander of the division saw the americans coming the day before and knew what they were going to do. he brought up for regiments to create a kill zone. they let them come in to the valley, about halfway across and then massacre them. 10:30 that morning, completely -- the americans are german completely out of this part of the argonne. they pushed through the valley, through the argonne towards the road off to the left side. just as the germans had planned the american attack stops right , there in the middle of the valley. all hope is lost. the highest single day of casualties for the regiment in the history even more than what , they suffered in world war ii in any given battle. their worst one was the battle of the bulge. the germans are massacring hundreds of americans. to make matters worse, as the attack is getting ready to kick off, the american artillery barrage never materializes. 6:00, the men are waiting for the gun to start roaring.

state senator jerry hill says 60% of california forests actually belong to the federal government and the trump administration should bear some responsibility. >> we're prioritizing forest management now and vegetation management a lot more than it has in the past. >> reporter: in contra costa county, cheryl hurd, nbc bay area news. >>> new at 11:00, preparing for the next big one. developers say the shake alert system has passed the test phase and is ready to be used more broadly. it could be a game changer in earthquake safety. but seismologists say other safety precautions need to be made as well. >> it's not everything. shake alert will not stop your building from falling down if you have not retrofitted it. >> system, the shake alert system, can detect when an earthquake is happening and sends out a washing frrning fros to a minute ahead of time. they tesd the system earlier this month. this is all coming on the 29th anniversary of the loma prieta quake. it caused more than $5 billion in damage. the san francisco fire department used today's anniversary to hold a community safety

the argonne forest, it looks like a flat but inside it is steep hills and deep valleys. the germans fortified everything. the 77th division whose name is on the marker they fought from , the first day of the battle of september 26 and slowly made their way, breaking through several german lines to finally end up to that position. mitch will give us more details about happened during those days here. >> the 77th division is what they called a national army division, which means it was made up of drafted troops, enlisted troops, and they were mostly out of the state of new york. many of them out of new york city. they were in this area, and a battalion as they were noted later on became cut off from the main body of the division. a division is 27,000 officers and men. in this case there are 554 men who are cut off from the main body of the division. they are from two different regiments, the 307th, and 308th infantry. they are mixed companies. they are led by a major an , attorney from wall street. he had been with a group of men just a couple of days before. they had also

marked by the timbers of the hundreds of shipwrecks, and where in the scattered hills, they were around the ancient pine forests and the skeletons of ancient mariners. over the years a increasing number of shipwrecks gave the lighthouse and shipwreck industry a lot of activity. they placed life stating -- stating stations everywhere and it might also be called the island of heroes. shipwrecks provided the initial habitants, a few families today, they can trace their lineage to an ancestor who had washed ashore in a storm and weary of the risks of seagoing life decided to retire and make the island their permanent residence. the result was a community that fit together like a quilt of humanity, tossed in from the sea producing independence intrepid resilient resourceful neighborly people. the island old-timers have told me the days when neighbors were always willing to lend a hand, if someone needed help and never had to ask and then of the inhabitants were more compassionate and generous and valorous than the men who served at this life stating -- stating station. outer banks life sabers were exemplary american

the first section of the stock is up hill of course fortunately it's a low mountain range here in the thuringian forest so i don't have to huff and puff my way out to two or three thousand metres. all in all the tree is stretches one hundred seventy kilometers some hikers do the whole thing in six days others in eight or ten. these are along the way let us know we're on the right path. there and plenty of rest areas and observation points. from this bench you have a great view of bach book castle above eyes and. the vod book looks like something out of a story book and it has made it into the history books so if you're in the area you should take a look at the castle and visit the town of eyes and. everyone who comes to eisenach wants to visit brought council. for many germans it's more than just an eleventh century council it's both a tourist attraction and a famous landmark and then has to do with one man in particular martin luther starting in fifteen twenty one he translated the new testament into german. here a revolutionary act because anyone who could read now had access to it. a little wasn't t

hill to climb. i just monitored ae deb the issues there are local. how are we goingo manage our forest? those are the issues i think that voters at the end of the day really care about because that is wh mostly effects their lives. >> are you seeing that across the board? i know you h been doing a series of reports on the record number of women running for office this year. in california, how many are running for congress? >> in california there are-- i'm not sure exactly how many. i think the number totals there bout 400 women that had ran for congress. i think about 200 something made it past the primaries. that's nationally. and thatdoes not include like legislature and then like water board, school board. >> there is common themes to why they are runninis and whates they are running on? >> i think there are a lot of women who are running because of 2016. when you look at it it largely is a democratic women's story. they are fired up and they want to sort of take back the country as they see it. but then when you talk to them, again, a lot of the themes they are going on are really l