. >> the airflows from the hallway into the anteroom rather than flowing out into the hallway where there are other people. >> beyond the hallway everywhere only necessary medical personnel will put on their equipment. >> a respirator which looks like a mask, and and 95 mask, eye protection, face shield her goggles and a gallant gown and they will clean their hands and put on gloves. >> from their doctors and nurses will go into the room. >> when you come through the second door you are in the patient's room in this room also has negative pressure with respect to the anteroom. is flowing into this room and not out of this room. >> the doctor is the hospital epidemiologist. her job is controlling infectious diseases. negative pressure rooms are typical for patients with tuberculosis, measles and chickenpox that will be used for patients that contract the novel coronavirus. >> it's important that it not spread because we know that it can cause people to get quite sick and so we don't -- it is a new disease and we do not have immunity to it or a vaccine.>> reporter: there are not a lot of th

had not understood about this even before this testimony is why isn't jim jordan chased down every hallway in congress with microphones asking him to answer for this? >> i don't know. i know i think, you know, because some figures, the finality of evil and the way the coverage of politics, people are very comfortable staying in their lane, asking the questions they are supposed to ask. talking about process and legislation and things in the normal coolki normal tool kit. if you ask them to behave like human beings, they get uncomfortable with it. there is some uncomfortableness with this level of topic and rawity. i have never viewed the evidence in this case, but that is

this started, even before this testimony, is why isn't jim jordan chased down every hallway in congress with microphones asking him to answer for this? >> i don't know. i mean i know, i think, because, you know, there's some -- there's the banality of evil and the way in which the coverage of politics is -- people are very comfortable staying in their lane, asking the questions they're supposed to ask, talking about process, talking about legislation, talks about things that are in the normal tool kit. if you ask political reporters, most of them to behave like human beings, they get very uncomfortable with it. i don't think it's a question of anybody is trying to cover up for jim jordan. there's just a discomfort with this kind of -- with this topic, with this level of rawness, with this level of honesty. i don't think you can watch that gentleman and not believe every word he's saying. i don't -- i've never viewed the evidence in this case, but that is a person who speaks with credibility. and i think there are cases that are this horrific where it's incumbent on us all to step

and me and my mom we would laugh when we were walking down the hallway. we both going, somebody behind -- you know, teasing each other about it, because it's so different from what we knew growing up in the community. but i love this community. i love my community family. i call them all family. my asian family and my russian family, and my rosa parks family. my neighbors call me sometimes and try to speak to me. and i don't even know the language and it's just funny. but somehow some kind of way we still communicate. we still communicate because there's so much love. you know, amongst us. and the staff here have been very supportive, we do an array of programs here. i do field trips, barbecues, and art therapy with the families here. and they -- the staff has just been amazing and the tennis association has been amazing and very, very supportive. and trying to provide things to bring us together as one family and loving and nurturing one another. since the renovation, i love my space. so i'm now in a two bedroom. when i moved here i was in a one bedroom.

those preschoolers sheltered in hallways, singing songs. workers holding the front door shut in homes washing away. and behind it all, dangerous snow and ice moving into several major cities in the east. rob marciano has the track and the timing tonight. >>> president trump's tirade today, naming names and declaring victory. after attending a prayer breakfast this morning, then unleashing a profanity on live tv, taking aim at mitt romney. >>> bernie sanders declaring victory in iowa, while here in new hampshire tonight, with sanders and pete buttigieg at the top. tonight, elizabeth warren, joe biden and the high stakes abc news debate tomorrow night, right here. >>> trapped on cruise ships. tonight, americans among those quarantined. thousands on the ships, not allowed off. cases of coronavirus on both ships. and now one of the first doctors to sound the alarm in china before this exploded has died of the virus. >>> the desperate manhunt after a deadly shooting. the suspect then shooting two police detectives. schools closed and the moment

hernandez died in the hallway. hayward police offir claudia mao says this case is unlated to the city's 2 other homicides reported very tragic incident anour hearts go out to the family he couple's 11 year-old daughter witnessed the urder and is the person who called police vestigators found the bloodied rder weapon inside the hous even though the district attorney's office darta washed it f in hayward felipe de gaulle kron 4 news that. >>it appears major layoffs for teachers are unavoidable the space school districts at that's because the school district's budget deficit is dollars today kron fo's has may keep has hecome at noon talk with parties on both sides as they try to seek a solution. over $47 million in buget cuts that is what the west contra costa county school district is now fing this upcoming school year you know every case going to unfortunately affect our teachers and our students 3rd grade teacher dummy trail that dollars is also president of the united teachers of richmond union ght now we're talki

[applause] and of course there was another pence walking around this the c ack hallways -- cpac hallwayss big brother greg pence, congressman greg pence from the great state of indiana. [applause] as you all know, a.c.u. has been doing ratings of members of congress and senators for over 50 years. during that time, there are 18 men who have been selected to be vice president. we have ratings for. here's something that we believe the vice president should be very proud of. by a hoosier county mile, he's the most conservative v.p. candidate and vice president we've ever had. [applause] he attained something i couldn't quite ever attain in school, mom can attest to this. he had a 99% rating with the american conservative union. and yes, congresswoman liz cheney was on this stage today and i asked her and ask all of you, can you imagine being to the right of dick cheney? that's our vice president. an we have another record that we're shattering today. president ronald reagan, someone who is near and dear to all our hearts, he spoke at c spmbings a -- cpac 13 times. his national political car

hernandez died right there in the house in the hallway. to complete shot, we didn't even know what happened. >>complete shock. >>well the couple's 11 year-old daughter she witnessed the murder and is the person who actually called police. investigators say they found the bloodied murder weapon inside of the home. even though the district attorney's office says that guard ty actually washed off. more than 200 teachers could lose their jobs because of budget cuts the west contra costa county school district budget deficit is in the 10's of millions of dollars kron four's haaziq has that story. >>over $47 million in budget cuts that is what the west contra costa county school district is now facing this upcoming school year you know every case going to unfortunately affect our teachers and our students 3rd grade teacher dummy trail, the is also president of the united teachers of richmond you do right now we're talking about potentially laying off all up to 250 teachers in order to make the deficit. he says the teachers not only blame the sta

and me and my mom we would laugh when we were walking down the hallway.th going, somebody behind -- you know, teasing each other about it, because it's so different from what we knew growing up in the community. but i love this community. i love my community family. i call them all family. my asian family and my russian family, and my rosa parks family. my neighbors call me sometimes and try to speak to me. and i don't even know the language and it's just funny. but somehow some kind of way we still communicate. we still communicate because there's so much love. you know, amongst us. and the staff here have been very supportive, we do an array of programs here. i do field trips, barbecues, and art therapy with the families here. and they -- the staff has just been amazing and the tennis association has been amazing and very, very supportive. and trying to provide things to bring us together as one family and loving and nurturing one another. since the renovation, i love my space. so i'm now in a two bedroom. when i moved here i was in a one bedroom. and m

she dart a call out to her in the hallway. that's when the district attorney's office says in a dark day stabbed his wife severaltimes with a rge kitchen knife hernandez died in the hallway dolos lives next door and the police no. we didn't hear anything we haven't heard anything i seemed like good neighbors client. you know they would have a littleget togethers but it ould be espect will after washing his knife and hands the district attorney' office says art he drove away leaving the murder weapon and both kids behind. his 11 year-old daughter witnessed the stabbig and called 911 the dart a was later arrested in mountain view it's verytragic that a life was lost the word lice officer claudia mouse as is case is an isolated incidt and that there is no threat to the blic. it's not relate to the homicide that occurred in january the loris is concerned abt the kids well-being that point >>and help them other relatives that they can go o that and is sa. >>the is dark day was booked into the santa rita jail in dublin charged with

the long red carpeted hallway. we should see the president of the united states.here he is at the end of the hallway. flanked by marine guards. walking up to the podium. for the speech i am sure he is looking forward to give the american people. the president of the united states. president trump: thank you very much. thank you. thank you. [applause] [cheers] pres. trump: thank you very much, everybody. we have all been through a lot together and we probably deserve that hand for all of us because it has been an unfair situation. i invited some of our very good friends and we have limited room, but everybody wanted to come. we kept it to a minimum. this is a minimum. tremendous thing was done over the last number of months. if you go back, over the last number of years. we had the witchhunt that started from the day we came down the elevator, myself and our future first lady who is with us right now [applause] . -- who is with us right now. [applause] pres. trump: and it never really stopped. we have been going through this for over three years. it was people. it

up next the us some thoughts come by in a ghost hallway plus wells fargo delves into the book showing sector coming up next on blue bus. the liberal corporate media are fickle they fall in and out of love quickly and often not long ago they were infatuated with being wrong roark now they are smitten by mere keep the media love to drone on about their preferences in the mean time the voters keep their candidates. the holder doctrine eric holder former attorney general under obama this is the idea that banks are systemically important they can't be processed because this would be a danger to the society as a whole but what's remarkable is that this idea has bled over into other industries so now boeing has a major scandal on its hands and it's claiming that it's just the maclay important and the law doesn't apply to us other agricultural companies are saying now we're systemically important we're above the law now that is leading to bionic laptop or see this becoming i think it's a crack a stock or c. is the right word it's ruled by the least qualified are now in charge of running the e

as you came down the hallway, all of the girls had to come down here to use the restroom. we will show you a quick look at one of the dormitory rooms. this room could have held between six to eight girls. we have the windows to move air across the room here. they had steam heat, but no air conditioning. you can imagine -- one of the other interesting things is the reason you know this is a dormitory is this is what is considered a large closet in the day. it is a walk in, but it is not much size. the girls would have had a view outside their dormitory. from the restaurant they could see the real tracks. they knew when the trains were coming. as we walked down here we start looking at hotel rooms. you are going to notice that the hotel rooms -- i'm going to ask you to envision back in the early 1900s, not many cars around here. wagons lot of horses and . the prominence of this structure in that time period is undeniable. it truly is. this would have been one of the first hotel rooms you could get. as you can tell, it's not very big. but it serves its purpose. if you were tr

and me and my mom we would laugh when we were walking down the hallway. going, somebody behind -- you know, teasing each other about it, because it's so different from what we knew growing up in the community. but i love this community. i love my community family. i call them all family. my asian family and my russian family, and my rosa parks family. my neighbors call me sometimes and try to speak to me. and i don't even know the language and it's just funny. but somehow some kind of way we still communicate. we still communicate because there's so much love. you know, amongst us. and the staff here have been very supportive, we do an array of programs here. i do field trips, barbecues, and art therapy with the families here. and they -- the staff has just been amazing and the tennis association has been amazing and very, very supportive. and trying to provide things to bring us together as one family and loving and nurturing one another. since the renovation, i love my space. so i'm now in a two bedroom. when i moved here i was in a one bedroom. and me

you know, i'm talking, i'm working here in the hallway.go away. >> no, no. >> they were all slathering and slobbering over doing a deal. >> never has there been a deal made in the hallway. and never has there been a deal made with one of the sharks with a knife in their hand. >> pavlock was one of the greatest moments of "shark tank," because it is so rare that the sharks get shocked. >> it's a slight electric stick louse that's done while doing an undesired bad habit. simply press the lighting bolt on top of it. >> oh. >> ow. ow! turn it back down! >> pavlok was a pitch that started out strong and made great sense, but the more the entrepreneur talked, it was one of those pitches where the more he unraveled. >> what percentage of the time does it not work? >> it doesn't work if you don't want it to work. >> you're such a con artist. >> i'm absolutely not. >> where are your studies? >> i was like, dude, you know, you can't take credit for a study that has nothing to do with your product. >> i was shocked he got an offer, least of all from

thank you. >> absolutely. >> to be clear, something happened in the hallway that other people thought have been a fistfight, but it wasn't? >> yeah, and i think that just sort of goes to show how tense things were because generally in an office full of attorneys, nobody is really worried about physical altercations. >> yeah. i have to ask just in broad strokes, i am completely obsessed with what's going on in the u.s. attorney's office in d.c., and i can only follow it through reporting like yours and from what we're able to see in the public record. in your time covering the justice department, how unusual would you say this situation is that you're reporting on now at that u.s. attorney's office? >> i think it's hard to overstate how unusual things are. and for your viewers, let's take a step back. it's a very important u.s. attorney's office. it's huge because it covers both federal cases for the district but also serves cases in the district of columbia. so you have a very interesting mix of some of the biggest national cases and really important local cases. and it also sees a lo

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mandolin, trying to make a couple bucks, a couple panhandlers, but i got to say all in all, this hallway is a lot cleaner than it was a year ago. a year ago there were people lined up here whacked out of their skulls on drugs. >> there isn't a piece of garbage debris in the entire hallway compared to what it was before. >> how did we do that? how many cops do we have now patrolling this area? >> we have a station post here, but it really has been a partnership with the city of san francisco and b.a.r.t. pd. what you want is folks walking throughout the system, you know, walking the hall, making sure there's no trouble, go do something else, and walk back again so you and i can't set up camp here. it's that roving presence that keeps folks safe and keeps the system nice and clean. >> when you first saw the photos of what was going on here, what was your reaction? >> it was heartbreaking, phil. for me, heartbreaking because of how important i think b.a.r.t. is to the bay area. and i tell my staff that i bleed b.a.r.t. blood. you know, that i have so much vested in b.a.r.t., i want b.a.r.t.

at least a terse and sharp verbal exchange involving one of the prosecutors in the hallway of "the new york times" office. the time also concludes, if you fair. they brought in a team of bars choosing to take over all of these different politically finish that. they fired the lead prosecutor in that ofs. they fired the u.s. attorney. they put william bar's guy in her office and they installed this team to take over but the film matter. who else knows what else. >> with everything and with democrats choosing their nominee, with the world health crisis that our government apparently has just today started googling about. with the president firing the -- they're trying to get it re-elected in 2020 and the director of national intelligence, his office has been breefk members of congress on that. they had to be fired for that sin. it is a remarkable thing to go on. >> what is argue bring the most importa important. it's been taken over. they had their chief fired. and in that u.s. attorney's office an expert team has been brought in to make sure all of the politically handled places. think

she was pumping a couple times a day and had it not been for the room around the hallway, i don't knowshe could have continued to provide breast milk for her baby. not all returning mothers have the same access, even though there's existing state laws on the issues. >> these moms usually work in low paying jobs and returning to work sooner and they don't feel well-supported at work. >> we started out by having legislation to mandate that all city offices and departments have accommodations for mothers to return to work and lactate. but this year we passed legislation for private companies to have lactation policies for all new moms returning to work. >> with the newcome -- accommodations, moms should have those to return back to work. >> what are legislation? >> we wanted to make it applicable to all, we created a set of standards that can be achievable by everyone. >> do you have a few minutes today to give us a quick tour. >> i would love to. let's go. >> this is such an inviting space. what makes this a lactation room? >> as legislation requires it has the minimum standards, a seat,

hernandez died in the hallway.rd police officer claudia mao says this case is unrelated to the city's 2 other homicides reported very tragic incident and our hearts go out to the family the couple's 11 year-old daughter witnessed the murder and is the person who called police investigators found the bloodied murder weapon inside the house, even though the district attorney's office says washed it off in hayward felipe de gaulle kron 4 news. now to the north bay this morning police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting officers say it happened about 7 10 friday evening at highland park. >>the victim identified as a 38 year-old boy oh man who later died at a hospital. police are asking anyone with any information to give them a call. it's the first homicide of this year in the late help. just go supervisor asking for governor newsom's help in fighting drug overdoses. supervisor matt haney sent a letter to the governor's office asking for an executive order that would declare a public health emergency. the le

the photo shows a hallway called the cross hall. >> this is the cross hall. it's used a lot now.is that march to the east room. in those days, you had a grand staircase here. >> and then, suddenly, bill spots it -- off in the corner, between a chair and a potted plant. right there -- see it? look familiar? sure looks like mike's strange inheritance. and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with the public, when an anarchist named leon c

but right after that here in these hallways, you are absolutely right it is about jobs, jobs, jobs and after eight years of the last administration, that thought we could tax and borrow and bail our way back to a growing economy, this president put common sense american principles into work and used what he in davos called the american model, a free market model of less taxes, less regulation, more affordable energy, and fair trade in tand american economy is booming. >> certainly the numbers are very strong and the unemployment numbers in particular very impressive i wonder whether you feel, though, a little bit of the gloss of that impressiveness needs to be removed because of the deficit, the size of the deficit and the direction that it's heading >> well, we saw in the last administration a doubling of the national debt. but we also saw an american economy that wasn't growing by more than 2% it was the slowest economic recovery since the great depression and the president came into office and he said, first and foremost, we have to restore growth that is how we will deal with the l

hernandez died in the hallway. >>to complete shot, we didn't even know what happened. complete shock. >>the couple's 11 year-old daughter witnessed the murder and as the person who called police. investigators say they found the bloodied murder weapon inside the house. even though the district attorney's office says you guard today, washed it off there is now a go fund me set up for maria loop a hernandez. you can find a link on our website kron 4 dot com. >>in the east bay police say an 18 year-old has now been arrested for killing his mother's boyfriend. this happened last night around 11:30am beverly avenue in san leandro police arrived on scene and found a 62 year-old male suffering from multiple stab wounds when officers arrived on the scene a 2 year-old thai booth while mitt let's had run away. they say. officers later located him on the bay bridge. and then after a brief chase they took him into custody, somewhere in the castro valley. this is san leandro has first homicide of the year. there were no murders in 2019. >>in the north a 66 year-old man was pepper s

and this professor says they could get infected theoretically just by walking through the hallways off the ship because potentially the whole thing is contaminated. >> they've already been stuck in their rooms, some even without windows, for weeks now. thank you so much for being there for us. >>> two presidents sparring over who is responsible for the strong economy. it began when former president barack obama tweeted about the anniversary of the economic recovery act, paving the way, obama said, to a decade of economic growth and the longest streak of job creation in american history. oh, president trump did not like that. he lashed out and said obama had the weakest recovery since the great depression. white house adviser peter navarro refused to give obama any credit. >> what president trump realize sudden that we had a structural problem. he fixed those structural problems, that set up the economic boom that we're having right now. and back in the obama-biden years, it was horrible. >> in economics, it is said the trend is your friend, meaning don't look at one number but the long

and we walked into the elementary school, walked down a long hallway, walked into a classroom which was designated the staff hold x. wherever the president travels a day or so before he arrives, the air force shows up with two large cabinets, plastic cases, and take occupant a device, two quites that look -- devices that look like a cross between a typewriter and telephonings. they plug them into a wall outlet. you hit o, and you're talking to a guy under cheyenne mountain, colorado, and they can connect you like that with anybody in the world and secure conversation. to we walk in, and there are the stus, there's the president's doctor, physician and nurse carrying a little cooler full of the president's blood. the national security adviser's office had a person on the travel team that day. the cia briefer was a young guy named mike morrell. >> oh, yes. >> who later becomes the director of the cia. and the president, almost immediately, leaves the room and goes into the adjoining room for a reading demonstration with third and fourth graders. normally there's a television set, but for

the photo shows a hallway called the cross hall. >> this is the cross hall. it's used a lot now.ge w. bush. >> there it is. >> and this is that march to the east room. in those days, you had a grand staircase here. >> and then, suddenly, bill spots it -- off in the corner, between a chair and a potted plant. right there -- see it? look familiar? sure looks like mike's strange inheritance. and there it is, in the white house, in 1898, when william mckinley is president. >> and there is the plinth. it's the only one it could be because it's for that side. >> i'd never heard of a plinth. what is a plinth? >> it's a base of a column that runs up the wall. >> how many were there? >> well, there were four. they were in niches in the hall where originally built for stoves. >> do we know where the other three are? >> no, nobody does. >> never been seen. so now i'm wondering, how does the plinth get from that cozy corner in the white house to the meister's attic? well, in september 1901, president mckinley is in buffalo, new york, at the pan-american exposition. he's shaking hands with th

school and grandchildren may learn to cower under their desk and lit -- will run zigzag down the hallwayck and cover? we don't know yet but i predict this is a generation that's going to be scarred by fear. it's a fact thing how they think about themselves. you know with jim's help we beat the nra before. we beat them twice. we got rid of the assault weapons and those big magazine eclipse you can put 100 rounds in. who in gods name needs 100 or 50 or 20 rounds of something that's going to kill somebody. there's no other rationale for it. we also find ourselves in the position where if we think about it he saw what happened to mother emanuel. the loophole meaning that the background check your background check can't be in one persons view in 24 hours within three days. automatically -- his these background checks have taken guns out of the hands of several million people who don't deserve to have one because they are a threat to themselves and the community. along comes jim to fix the charleston loophole. we are going to get it done jim, i promise you, i promise you. and folks we continue

there'a big debate over the future of some prime real estatenear crowd spilled into the rflow hallwayshad petaluma city hall this morning for the first big meeting for city council members and representatives of the sonoma marin fair, the city is least the 64 re site at the corner of washington and leaked bill to the state run fairound operator for just a doar a year. since 1973 that agreement brings in about a milli dollars a year to petaluma in tax revenue but at lease expires in 2023. and now the city is looking at otr potential uses for the site new housing parks and event center. even a new city being discussed. it's still back in t early days petaluma know was of course known as catal of the world and still has a rich agricultural history with organic farms and dairies in he area. there re many who want the fair ground for the fair gunds rather it remains so the city can show off that history. >>it is a champion miami >>and >>well rahm wearingheir travel close and 49 er team colors faithf fans making their way tomiami. some have tickets to tch the big game inperson others just lo

i just passed steve in the hallway. he was rather excited at a new tranche of numbers just in to us. steve? >> there it is, brian. i was told it was on the way when i saw you in the hallway, and here it is. we're now up to 96% reporting in iowa. only a few precincts left to come in. but there is some sudden last-minute suspense in this. i want to explain this to you. you know how complicated these caucuses are. but let me take you through where we stand now and why there suddenly is some suspense. this is what you've been seeing. buttigieg leading sanders. it is .7 of a percent here. 26.4 to 25.7. when we say he's leading, what are we talking about? we're talking about these numbers right here. 549 for buttigieg. 533 for sanders. what are these? these are what they call state delegate equivalents. delegate equivalents. you probably heard that term once or twice over the last few days. that's the unit of measurement they use to determine the winner of the iowa caucuses. they use that as the basis for distributing nationa

that way at the shadow down the hallway and all i know and to leave it was only to ship them out and i had that. logic to argue in the 909 making the door. key is that i had a child on the admission of the service should of my mom you're still really cool you were to come to the lama 3 she knew how to handle had to have had enough so i had one mind but i didn't so. the let's just see it come so i dare you about. this not just me and the fog fueled up excuse that mom was matchmaking about through what you know most and all the sequel most in that hasn't yet there's just one little bit when we don't know the range and the almost soup and i will shine but only if both are like that last thing you don't think. they could only show the activity of the militants the middle and the feet had a. love of the office and he had a long life i should both i wish but i think i'm off to make an emissary survive you know very little with this one here square that i love the south if i should barack. obama isn't he if he is yeah i mean i think the island he put there to hit it had to start the fia by

school in september, your grandkids, and they learned to cower under their desks, run to ag down a hallway, learn duck and cover? we don't know yet but i predict this is a generation that's .oing to be scarred by fear it's affecting how they think about themselves. you know, with jim's help, and eddie bernice's help, we beat the n.r.a. before. we beat them twice. we got rid of assault weapons. and those big magazine clips that you can put 100 rounds in. who in god's name needs 100 or 50 or 20 rounds other than to do something to kill somebody. no other rationale for it. we also find ourselveses in the position where if you think about it, we saw what happened at mother emanuel. charleston loophole that jim's legislation is aimed at in the background check, background check can't be back to you in one person's view in 24 hour bus in three days, you automatically get the weapon. these background checks have taken guns out of the hands of several million people who don't deserve to have one. because they're a threat to themselves and the community. along comes jim to fix the charleston loopho

i was in the state so that at least through the door into the hallway and to compose from a sound. back in. her home. of 5. 101 pack and. but i could not touch i couldn't get my hand on them. i'm not told of. i know what didn't put my hand on. and. i bought i know way from a watch. they didn't go back in. but i told them yes. boss. the world is driven by a dream shaped by. the day or thinks. we dare to ask. nuclear become a battleground in the us in vermont people love demanding the shutdown of a local plant from my yankee is right now my focus because it's a very dangerous oh no claire power plant the owner is attempting to run the reactor beyond its operational limit this case just sort of puts a magnifying glass on where's the power in this country where's it going is it moving more towards corporate interests or is it more in the idea of a traditional just. these are power lines with the people this case demonstrates that struggle in very real ways. a struggle. join me every day simon sure when i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics . i'm sure i'll see you then. i th

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hernandez died in the hallway. hayward police officer claudia mao says this case is unrelated to the city's 2 other homicides reported very tragic incident and our hearts go out to the family the couple's 11 year-old daughter witnessed the murder and is the person who called police investigators found the bloodied murder weapon inside the house, even though the district attorney's office says washed it off in hayward felipe de gaulle kron 4 news in the north bay police in vallejo are investigating a deadly shooting officers say the shooting happened around 00:10pm tonight at. >>highland park. the victim a 38 year-old and died at a local hospital police are asking anyone with information on this case to give them a call. this is the first homicide of 20 20 in the layout health officials say a child and solano county tested positive for measles say can tell us the age of the child or where the child may have been. officials are now taking steps to notify anyone who they have been exposed. >>i didn't think he was goin

at one point, they sat down in the hallway. >> reporter: the summit invited them into school board chambers where several hundred vented their frustration. >> we are here because we feel unsafe. we feel unheard. and we are scared. we are all in the hall ways trying to survive. a girl got pulled into a classroom and raped for god's sakes. >> reporter: that reported incident dates back to last may and last week, one female student sued the district over how they handled her attempted rape case. others say they resorted to writing names on bathroom stalls of male students they feared. >> noticed idea that all of my teachers were mandated reporters. know we have resources but we need to make the resources known so when kids need help, they can go to someone. >> some kid in elementary school is probably going through sexual harassment first. it should start in fifth grade. >> we hear you saying the district and the admen is on our side but we don't feel it. you go say anything we want. until we feel it, it doesn't mean anything. >> reporter: it doesn't end here. the district says they will devot