and jordan goodman joins us on skyne. let's talk about spend now and pay later and flil. terry, we talk about this in any way imaginable. but it seems like the more we talk, we just not finding the solutions and these kids in college and universities are just mounting debt, and there seems to be no solution in sight. what is missing >> well, i think part of is that the culture we've created in terms of things are important, right? getting access to stuff, right? you see it, you need it now. i think one of the things we really have to start doing is really capturing and educating our youth and educating everybody, frankly about -- we call it financial literacy. so our purpose is really solving important problems. and of those problems is youth early on are not getting the insight, the background in terms of financial skills in general. i think some of it comes from lack of insight or lack of perspective often from the surroundings you're in. we literally have to deal with that. >> so gab -- gabrielle, have you always been responsible in term of your >> someone who is a e-m

mayor carolyn goodman it is a huge undertaking. when my husband and i moved here in 1964, the ccsd was #2. of course, a'v is building enough schools and hiring enough faculty. our biggest problem is money. instead of offering really competitive salaries to get the best teachers and keep the best teachers, we are far from that. and as far as per pupil spending, we spend $5200/student. it's about the money and making sure it's allocated properly where we have the quality in every classroom. it's all about the teacher, buildings don't teach. teachers teach, and the curriculum. then you have to have at the elementary level, basic skills taught so that everybody is getting the same thing. able to read, math, conversation, patience, learn to stand, wait for somebody else to take a turn, there's so much in this. but the committee is working, hired a consultant. we'll be moving forward but i which is very sad. (3:20) (6:33) ((kirsten joyce)) "thank you so much mayor submit a question just head to lasvegasnow dot com click on the section th

. >> this week on q&a, democracy now close and executive producer amy goodman. she talked about some of the stories and people democracy now has covered over the past 20 years. >> 80 goodman, 20 years of democracy now and you say going to where the silence is is your motto. explain. >> guest: well, unfortunately the corporate media leads such a gap. to cover the majority of people in this country and around the world. when you turn to the networks, they have this small circle of pundits who know so little about so much, explaining the world to us and getting it so wrong. the idea of democracy now is starting 20 years ago, it hasn't changed. bringing up the voices of people at the grassroots and in the united states and around the worldand they very much representi think the majority of people . i mean, people who are concerned deeply about war and peace . about thegrowing inequality in this country . about climate change, the state of the climate and they're not a fringe minority. not even a silent majority but the silenced majority. silenced by the corporate me

i'm amy goodman. the u.s. military carried out two airstrikes in libya against isis fighters in what it says will be an ongoing campaign. the strikes took place monday in the city of sirte. pentagon officials said the campaign would continue until isis has been driven from the city, which it took over last year. the pentagon said libya's western-backed unity government , known as the gna, requested the airstrikes. the so-called unity government is one of three competing governments that claim legitimacy in the country. this is pentagon spokesman peter cook. >> the goal for the gna is to eliminate isil from sirte and from the country and we will be working closely with them and they will be determining the pace in the success of this campaign, arguably, they have their forces on the ground conducting their efforts. this will be in support of their efforts. isil's number seven reduced. they have made significant progress already on their own. we believe this can make a difference. hopefully, and a short

i'm amy goodman. a federal appeals court has struck down voting restrictions in north carolina saying they disproportionately affected african americans. in the ruling, the three-judge panel from the fourth circuit wrote -- "the new provisions target african americans with almost surgical precision." the law had been challenged the by the justice department the , north carolina naacp, and other civil rights groups after its passage in 2013 limited the forms of i.d. acceptable at poling places as well as restricting how people could register. as a result, about 5% of the state's registered voters, primarily african-americans, would have been excluded from being able to cast a ballot. this is bob hall, executive director of democracy north carolina, speaking to democracy now! about how the rules affected north carolina's presidential primaries earlier this year. that would send a registration, we had over 8000 voters able to use same-day registration. that is, they were not registered but they showed up

i'm amy goodman. in italy, the death toll continues to rise from a devastating 6.2-magnitude earthquake. at least 247 people are confirmed dead. dozens more people are still missing as search and rescue teams are using everything from bulldozers to bare hands to scour the rubble for bodies and survivors. the earthquake struck central italy early wednesday morning. homes, churches, stores, and even a hotel collapsed as people were sleeping. this is a local resident speaking wednesday about the earthquake. last night i woke up with a sound that sounded like a bomb. it was deafening. it was also disheartening because everything was collapsing on me. tonight, we think we will sleep together with our relatives and friends in the tents there providing us. amy: this comes as a 6.8-magnitude earthquake also struck burma on wednesday, killing at least three people. in afghanistan, at least 12 people have been killed in an attack on the american university in kabul. seven of the victims were students. the attac

i'm amy goodman. new york police commissioner william bratton has announced he is resigning next month. over the past four decades, bratton has reshaped modern policing. he has served as the new york police commissioner twice, and as commissioner of the boston police department and chief of the los angeles police department. bratton was a lead advocate of the so-called broken windows policy that calls for officers to crack down on minor infractions in an attempt to decrease violent crime. while new york city mayor bill de blasio calls them extraordinary, critics say it has unfairly targeted communities of color. in a statement, black lives matter co-founder opal tometi told democracy now! -- "william bratton is the key architect of programs that have terrorized our communities for decades." chief bratton and his policies have faced years of protests and opposition from activists. we'll have more on his resignation after headlines. with less than 100 left before the november election, president obama o

mayor carolyn goodman.. has very strong opinion on the get five thousand dollar grants to put their kids in a private school is still caught in legal limbo. the mayor, who started a private school, might seem like a natural to support school choice. but she's not 18:23 "$5,000 doesn't get you into. ----the meadows and other high-end private schools cost but some private schools are much less than that here in southern nevada. ----goodman also said she is concerned about the separation of church and state -- a key element of one of the legal cases in the state supreme court. right now... people flying with delta.... breath a sigh of relief. flights leaving mccarran on schedule. however... if you're picking someone up you'll want to check that flight on- line... there are some that are still delayed. this is a live look... at the airport.... now. a massive computer system outage.... grounded flights.... worldwide. in response to the disruption.. schedulted to fly.... today. re-booked travel must be for more th

amanda goodman, cbs 5 news. >> thank you. a solution might be here sooner than researchers in california believe they have found a way to fight back. hundreds of thousands of altered male mosquitoes to mate with zika prone females. they carry a bacteria to prevent the females from producing. >> maybe you see the transmissionane certain area and you can go to the area and release them. thousands of more mosquitoes left to deploy. >>> if your pup is your best friend you have time to spoil them for national dog day. we have answers tonight on how much your pet costs you in the long run. they released the predictions saying the first year it will set you back spaying after the first -- after the first ar down a little bit. >> and here is a look at the most most popular dog names. bella, lucy, max, daisy and buddy. >>> john mccain has fallen down on the job, got weak, got old. >> i see the changes that happen in aging. in patients again and again and again over the last 25 years. and the mind. >> that is kelly ward. she is taking

i'm amy goodman. a series of bomb blasts in thailand have hit three of the country's most popular tourist resorts killing four people and wounding dozens. there were at least 11 explosions in total. no group has claimed responsibility. the blasts comes days after the country voted to accept a military-backed charter in a referendum. human rights watch warned that thailand is moving toward become a military dictatorship. brad adams, the group's asia director said -- "instead of the long-promised return to democratic civilian rule, the new constitution facilitates unaccountable military power and a deepening dictatorship." in campaign news, the "new york times" and the "gannett" newspaper chain have petitioned the new york supreme court to unseal records from donald trump's 1990 divorce with ivana trump. unsealed records could determine if ivana directly accused trump of raping or sexually assaulting her during their 14-year marriage. according to the book "lost tycoon," ivana used the word "rape" durin

i'm amanda goodman for cbs 5 news. >> there is also controversy surrounding dolphinaris. cbs 5 investigates is looking into all the issues that are involved with bringing dolphins to the desert. we'll bring that investigation to you within the next week. >>> coming up, a fiery this tractor trailer rams into a line of cars. what the driver blames for this dramatic crash. >> making a comeback. >>> caught on camera, you have to see this. the chilling first moments of a 10 car pileup in new york. a tractor trailer plowed through a line of vehicles last thursday. watch on the left hand side of your screen, that car catches fire. bistanders rush in to save that driver. moments later, you see it really flame up. because of their action, the and bruises. in all, ten people were taken to the hospital. all with minor injuries. the driver of the tractor trailer says her brakes did not work. but that accident is still under investigation. >>> we have a warning right now that the next time you get on your computer there could be problems. >> hackers are just basically using an old sca

amanda goodman reporting in phoenix. >>> with blazing hot summers water parks are great way to beat the heat. >> did you know arizona is one of nine states that doesn't require oversight. with the recent death in kansas city of that little boy, safety is a big concern. on sunday 10-year-old caleb schwab died after an accident on the tallest waterslide in the world. located in before that slide even opened crews had to modify it to keep riders inside. it didn't prevent this weekend's tragic accident. >> there are no federal standards and it really is up to the park operators and manufacturers and the states to make sure it's a safe environment. >> that waterpark will reopen tomorrow, the slide will remain to celebrate. the latest medal count, team usa is on top 26 medals, nine are gold, second is china was 17 medals and eight gold, third is hungry with six medals and four of them are gold.>>> brazil is not breaking in the gold medals, the lack of excitement is leaving a lot of empty seats. >> tourists, low prices. organizers say 80% of the tickets to the games have been sold, women's rug

i'm amy goodman. republican presidential nominee donald trump has repeated a claim he watched a video showing iriranian officials s receiving money from the u.s. in exchange for r five prisoners, even after one of his staffers admitted no such video exists. this is trump speaking on the campaign trail on wednesday in florida. mr. trump: i will never forget the scene this morning -- and remember this. iran -- i don't think you have heard this anywhere but here. iran provided all of that footage, the tape of taking that money off that airplane. right? $400 million in cash. how this the president do that? repeated therump claim on thursday in maine for tweeting -- "the plane i saw on television was the hostage plane in geneva, switzerland, not the plane carrying $400 million in cash going to iran!" some republicans, including trump, have said the money was a ransom for five prisoners released by iran, including "washington post" reporter jason rezaian. the obama administration said on wednesday that $400

i'm amy goodman. continuing in milwaukee two days after police shot dead a 23-year-old african american man named sylville smith. activated the national guard after local residents have fires to police cars and several local businesses, including a gas station saturday night. 17 people were arrested, four police officers were reportedly injured. last night, two police officers were reportedly injured and one person was hospitalized after being shot by an unknown assailant. this is a man who said he is the brother of sylville smith, spspeaking about the uprising. >> r right now we have a city rt going on. [no audidio] if you don't have a anyone to protect us, t this is what you get. you have riots. you people going crazy. amy: the milwaukee police department is defending its use of force in the case. police say he was shot while trying to flee from an officer who stopped his car. police chief edward flynn said he viewed video and it showed smith had tuturned toward him mh a gun in h his hand after r th

i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez.e are speaking with vijay prashad professor of , international studies at trinity college and author of a new book called, "the death of the nation and the future of the arab revolution." i want to turn to a novelist who was just arrested. i want to talk about press freedom in turkey. it is reported tuturkish author has written about her treatment in prison since her arrest earlier this month after the government closed down the newspaper where she worked. she now faces a pending trial on terrorism charges and says she has been denied medication sufficient water for five days and is diabetic. she is one of many journalists and writers who have been arrested on charges of terrorism in turkey. about 10,000 people have been arrested since the coup or the attempted coup come a though erodgan arrested power back. professor vijay prashad, what about this? >> she is one of the tens of thousands of people who have been arrested under the so-called suspicion that she was doing propaganda for th

. >> amanda goosen -- amendment goodman lives near the freeway. do we know where the driver is now? >> reporter: the driver is in police custody but we just spoke with the neighbors of just returned home from a trip to china. we want to show you some video here. police say this unfolding around 7:45 pm tonight. the car you see in that video hit the trio as they crossed 35th avenue north of greenway. we are told the people in the car bolted immediately after the crash but as i mentioned, they turned themselves in and are now being interviewed by police. as you can see, there is no crosswalk care but the area does have apartments on one side and a strip mall on the other. again, we are told two adults, a man, and a woman neighbors are not sure why they would be costing -- crossing the street in the area to begin with but police say all three were taken to local trauma centers. we are told the little girl suffered serious injuries but could be okay. in the meantime, 35th avenue northbound still closed. it's best to avoid this area tonight. reporting live, amanda goodman cbs 5 news. >>

amanda goodman, cbs 5 news. clerk killed during an armed republic says the suspects arrest has brought them police report. the arrest of joseph fatigoni is now facing murder, and kidnapping and armed robbery charges. he went into the 7-11 with a disguise on and made employees empty a register and forced them into a backroom. at some point there ways struggle over the gun and 36- year-old amannette singh toor was killed. it says in part, "we would to thank the police department and local community and all those involved behind the scenes. we're truly appreciative and grateful for everyone's time and he had indication." also new tonight a semi and car collided in the west valley, leading to this huge mess and hazmat situation. that happened near 59th and buckeye. the semi is a refueling truck and has matz yours called out to remove the fuel. two men were taken to the hospital and will be okay and crash. >>> tracking prayer services that will continue at a valley church despite a fire burning part of that building.

i'm amy goodman. an official from the u.s. secret service has confirmed the agency has spoken t to the trump cacamn about his comments at a rally in wilmington, north carolina on tuesday, which many saw as a call to assassinate his rival hillary clinton. mr. trump: hillary wants to abolish, essentially abolish, the second amendment. either way, if she gets to pick -- if she gets to pick her judges, nothing you can do, folks. although, the second amendment people, maybe there is. i don't know. amy: the official told cnn the secret service has had multiple conversations with the campaign. donald trump, however, is denying these conversations have taken place with the secret service tweeting -- , "no such meetiting or conversation ever happened." this comes as hillary clinton has spoken out about trump's comments, during a rally in des moines, iowa, wednesday. mrs. clinton: yesterday we witnessed the latest in a long line of casual comments from donald trump that crossed the line. hihis casual cruelty to

amanda goodman reports the every day. >> reporter: gloves, blankets, if srp crews use it, it's tested in their safety lab. >> those gloves are used most. you see them used by our linemen, our electricians when they are out in their bucket trucks. >> reporter: about 7000 was come through here a year and more than 1500 think it's >> they will roll them over the line. >> reporter: all of them are put through electrical tests. they are looking first to see if the items can withstand 40,000 v, and second for any signs of weakness. >> if the glove is starting to get dad but it doesn't fail, it will actually go above the set point. >> reporter: all the gloves also get an inflation test. any sort of damage. >> we catch 95% of the bad gloves with the inflation test. >> reporter: the bad gloves and blankets are thrown away. the good stuff is sent back out. each item is tasted every six months -- tested every six months. >> all the product that leaves here has to be 100% because somebody's life is at stake if we make a mistake. >> reporter: in phoenix, amanda goodman, cbs five news. >> you proba

. >> cbs 5's amanda goodman reports on what we know right now. >> reporter: a spokesperson here at the sheriff's office telling us a 3-year-old was killed in what he described as a violent death. it happened at the home near 111th avenue and peoria in youngtown. deputies say a 3-year-old was killed but they have given no other details. other than again, it was a violent death. and a neighbor tells us there are five kids altogether. four of which live in the home with their mother. he said he was told it was an older sibling who killed the toddler possibly by stabbing and also claims that another child was injured but okay. of course that information not being confirmed by deputies at this point. here's what else this neighbor told us. >> they would not tell me who did the stabbing. or whatever happened in the house. it was something that i didn't want to know. >> reporter: of course we are working to confirm those details and again whether or not deputies have anybody in custody for this. as we get updates we'll pass them along. reporting in phoenix, amanda goodman, cbs 5 news. >>> a b

two people warp in -- are in custody and led police on a chase and and goodman in cleveland. and police found the gas station's atm inside the truck. >> and. >>> police made an arrest after a series of leave doses at a local music festival over the weekend. and 24 people got sick after eating the candy containing thc and that is the active ingredient in marijuana. and they're all expected to be okay. >>> and a man accused of shooting another man in a bar because he supported donald trump turned himself in. courting to the same dealer, hall is facing felonious assault charges and is accuseed of shooting paul jones on east 131st and miles in july. the two were fighting over politics when hall went to his and the attorney said the bar owner tried to grabbing the gun causing it to go off and has a assault charge stemming from the case at the same bar. >>> and in cincinnati, a police- involved shooting is under investigation. the officer shot and killed a robbery suspect in the heart of downtown and happened early saturday morning. the officers opened fire after the suspect pulled

i'm amy goodman. in brazil, suspended president lma rousseff took the stand monday and denounced her impeachment trial as a coup. an impeachable crime, any impeachment carried out by brazilian lawmakers is a clear attack on the constitution because the constitution clearly sets up the necessity for impeachment processes on the basis of a crime. impeachment process which commits the violent act of removing an innocent president is a coup d'etat. amy: during her testimony, she also compared the impeachment proceedings to brazil's dictatorship-era military tribunals that sentenced her to prison for her activism against the regime. she was tortured while imprisoned. despite her impassioned testimony, brazil's senate is expected to vote to remove rousseff as early as wednesday. in the united states, homeland security department secretary jeh johnson has ordered dhs review its contracts with for-profit prison companies. this comes after the justice department told the bureau of prisons to end its use of pri

i'm amy goodman. republican presidential nominee donald trump invoked the cold war as he pledged to wage war against what he described as the ideology of radical islam while speaking in youngstown, ohio during his speech, trump also , monday. vowed to impose a system of vetting, an ideological test for all immigrants. he also said he'd create a commission on radical islam, keep guantanamo bay open, and stop trying people accused of terrorism in civilian courts. he also reversed an earlier threat that the united states might not meet its nato obligations, and sd d monday h e would work with nato allies to defeat islamic state militanants if he wins the white house. former new york city mayor rudolph giuliani introduced trump onstage in youngstown monday, where giuliani sparkeded outrage when he appeared to forget about the events of 9/11. >> under those eight years before obama came along, we did not have any successful radical islamic terrorist attack in the united states. when clintonaed and obama go

i'm amy goodman. russia's defense ministry says it has used a base in western iran to carry out air strikes in syria. the ministry reported the strikes hit targets in aleppo, idlib, and deir al-zour provinces. the strikes are the first time russia has carried out from third country since it began its military intervention in syria class civivil war and a base and renders it a capability to intensify its bombing campaign in syria. this comes as fighting has intensified in and around aleppo. the united nations is warning of a dire humanitarian crisis as millions are l left without watr or electricity. gravelyommission is concerned for the safety of civilians, including reported 100,000 children living in aleppo city where violence has reached new highs in recent weeks as the symmetric warfare intensifies over control of armed group-held neighborhoods in the principipal remaining supply lines. amy: we'll have more on syria after headlines with dr. zaher sahloul, the founder of the american relief coaliti

i'm amy goodman. donald trump is visiting mexico today, where he'll meet privately with mexican president enrique pena nieto. among those believed to be going our former new york mayor rudolph giuliani and alabama senator jeff sessions. this comes as donald trump is slated to give a major speech on immigration and arizona tonight. trump has made the mass deportation of 11 million undocumented immigrants one of the cornerstone proposals of his campaign, although under his new campaign manager, kellyanne conway, he appears to be backing away from the mass deportation plan. trump has also called mexicans -- he has vowed to build a wall and forced mexico to pay for it. he has also called mexicans rapists and criminals. mexican president enrique pena nieto has fiercely criticized trump in the past, once comparing him to adolf hitler and benito mussolini. meanwhile, a new mother jones investigation reveals trump's modeling agency, trump model management, may have broken immigration laws by profiting from fo

goodman/santa clara co. deputy public defender in court, he said for personal reasons, he was recusing himself - he did not elaborate, just that it was personal in matter. an activist group - ultra violet published this response - quote "case after case, judge persky has demonstrated that his own personal bias compels him to prioritize the wellbeing of privledged men- rapists, abusers and possesors of child porn - over the survivors of their crimes." nita chaudhary - co- founder ultra violet sot/tc: actually he took the high road. it was back in may when judge persky handed down a 6 month sentence for turner - after a jury found the 20 year old guilty of sexually assaulting an unconscious woman at a stanford fraternity party. the victim delivered an emotional 12 page statement about how the crime impacted her - which went viral. now ultra violet - shown here in a recent demonstration says it has collected nearly a million signatures to removal judge persky from the bench. on wednesday they plan to hold anoth

i'm amy goodman. in yemen, a suicide car bomb explosion killed at least 50 members of a pro-government militia earlier today. a witness said the attacker drove his vehicle into a crowd of new recruits in the port city of aden. isis has claimed responsibility for the bombing. the attack follows u.s.-backed saudi airstrikes on friday that killed 11 civilians in northern yemen. the strikes came just one day after secretary of state john kerry met with the saudi foreign minister, where he urged a political solution to the war in yemen. despite the request, the u.s. continues to supply saudi arabia with arms. earlier this month, the state department approved a more than $1 billion deal to supply battle tanks and other weapons to the kingdom. meanwhile, isis has also claimed responsibility for a suicide bomb attack on a wedding in southern iraq on sunday, which killed at least 15 people. turkish airstrikes and shelling reportedly left dozens of civilians dead in northern syria, as the turkish military and i

i'm amy goodman. in a historic announcement, the justice department has told the bureau of prisons to end the use of private prisons. in a memo released yesterday, deputyty attorney general sally eight road that private prisons "simply do not provide the same level of correctional services, programs, and resources, do not save substantially on costs do not mainintain the same level of safety and security" as facilities operated by the bureau of prisons. this is former president bill clinton, speaking earlier this year about the need for prison reform. >>>> we need prison refoform. he wilill tell you, we overdid t in putting too manany young, nonviolent o offenders in jail r totoo long. [applause] now federal government can seset an example. this is something a a lot of republicans agree. let these people out of jail. give them education, training. amy: that was bill clinton. laws enacted during clinton's presidency increased the national prison population by more than 60%. the justice department's dir

i'm amy goodman. in election news republican , presidential nominee donald trump's campaign appears to be in turmoil, with widening divisions both inside the trump campaign and between trump and republican party leaders. on tuesday, trump's running mate indiana governor mike pence endorsed house speaker paul ryan in his wisconsin congressional race after trump refused to endorse ryan earlier this week. instead, trump has praised ryan's opponent in the race, saying he was "running a very good campaign." ryan's opponent, paul nehlen, has defended trump's attack on khizr and ghazala khan, the parents of a u.s. army captain who died serving in iraq in 2004. congressmember ryan however, , publicly distanced himself from trump over the comments. trump's refusal to endorse ryan comes amid reports trump's campaign staff are beginning to panic.c. on monday, trump's campaign announced the firing of two senior advisers, including longtime republican strategist ed brookover, who had been trump's liaison to the rn

. >> amanda goodman joins us live. amanda, what can you tell us? >> i can tell you now we do believe there is one suspect in custody. as i step out of the way, some tense om evening. chandler police getting a shooting call earlier this evening. all they knew at this point was at one person had been shot. the suspect at that point was not in custody. they set up a big perimeter here and begin searching for that suspect about 20 minutes ago. they alerted us letting us know they were able to find that suspect and this has turned into a homicide investigation. they do have the area blocked off. we are just south of ray road and west of mcqueen road. information officer to provide us some additional details. as soon as we learn anything else about this case, we will let you know. reporting live in chama, amanda goodman cbs 5. >>> three people rushed to the hospital after they were shot near 28th and ruger in phoenix. one of the victims was shot in the stomach we are checking in with police were a possible motive or suspect. look for updates to these >>>

goodman shows us mistakes are not an option. >> 40,000 volts. we are testing every day. >> reporter: gloves, blankets, you name it. if and srp crew uses it in the field, it's tested in their safety lab. >> those gloves are the ones that are used most. you see them used by our linemen, our electricity -- electricians out in bucket trucks doing work on the line >> reporter: 7000 gloves come through here a year, more than 1500 blankets. >> they will roll them up over the line. >> reporter: all of them are put through electrical tests. they are looking for two things. first, to see if the items can withstand the voltage, in this case 40,000 and second, for any signs of weakness. >> if the glove is starting to get bad, but yet it doesn't fail, it will actually go above so once fully inflated they inspect the glove visually to look for any sort of damage. >> we test, i would say about 95% of the bad gloves. when we do the inflation tests. >> reporter: the bad gloves and blankets are thrown away. the good stuff is sent back out into the field. each ite