she told her what henderson high school was doing was illegal. >> no student can have an opportunity to learn if they do not feel sale. >> reporter: title 9 requires that schools conduct investigation, regardless of police involvement, and schools must protect, not punish or retaliate against students. the figure is investigating 23 public school district for mishandling cases like rachel's. >> rachel's case is common in terms of a total misunderstanding and mishandling of a sexual assault report. it's astonishing that they took the step of punishing her after the report. >> reporter: in june 2, '01 the office of civil rights -- june 2012, the office of civil rights pushed henderson in a different direction, drawing of a plan to bring them into law, including sexual assault training for the strategy, wiping rachel's disciplinary record and paying for training session. they need to put schools and people in place so teachers and students know what to do. >> go to this person if you have a problem. this is what a problem looks like, what it means to have consent, and this is what rape

ella henderson, "ghost" is available now!sit latenightseth.com for original music performances and premiere acts as to your favorite lnsm bands. t-mobile unleashed. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to elijah wood, cecily strong. ella henderson, everyone! t-mobile and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: all right, welcome to it. that's right, it's time for anotother edition of "last call" thanks for being here and we are coming to you tonight from queen of the night at the paramount hotel. here's what we got for you. for music, the acid's gonna make their tv debut from the greek theater la. in our comedy spotlight, you're gonna get to know the very talented jessimae peluso, but first isabella rossellini is an italian actress, filmmaker, model, author, activist. she seemingly done it all. her latest project is a new stage show that's based on her short film series on animal's sexual behavior. it's called -- i got your attention now. it's cal

ella henderson, "ghost" is available now!re? t-mobile is setting music free. visit latenightseth.com for original music performances and premiere acts as to your favorite lnsm bands. t-mobile unleashed. ♪if your sweetheart ♪sends a letter ♪of goodbye ♪it's no secret ♪you feel better ♪if you cry i was very happy to make myd first doctor's appointment. i love my doctor. i'm in for the first time ever. over one million people found health insurance through covered california. join them starting november 15th. [ cheers and applause ] >> seth: my thanks to elijah wood, cecily strong. ella henderson, everyone! t-mobile and of course the 8g band. stay tuned for carson daly. we'll see you tomorrow! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> carson: all right, welcome to it. that's right, it's time for another edition of "last call." thanks for being here and we are coming to you tonight from queen of the night at the paramount hotel. here's what we got for you. for music, the acid's gonna make their tv debut from the greek theater la. in our com

. >> rachel has been doing this for four years, in the small town of henderson, texas. >> inside that building that's where you were raped? >> right. >> another student, a football player and a fellow band member, lured her into the band room where she says he raiche raped . >> it was strictly force, almost the whole entire time. immediately after i was raped i went straight to the bathroom. and i was scared. >> i just remember surely feeling like i died. you do, you die right at that point. >> rachel's mom colleen chevalier says her high school was totally unprepared. >> she went to the band teacher on the day it happened. there was semen on her shirt. told him, i have been raped and he said go confront your attacker. >> reporter: it wasn't until rachel reported the rape to another teacher two days later that school administrators turned the case over to police who concluded within 24 hours that rachel's sexual encounter was consensual. >> the minute someone suggested you had consensual sex on campus -- >> i was pissed. i knew it wasn't consense yum. i kne --consensual. this wasn't s

henderson and i like the counselor everything about it i wanted to commend you guys i like you're in our facility and actually, i think being up there in gloria davis i get lost every time i go up there it's a little bit difficult but adams to the inclusiveness and makes it cozy, in fact, i think we should be looking at some of the classrooms used by instead not to interrupt your whole school so this is the things i don't like i don't like our finances so, please tell me like i don't i also think there are two parts; right? we have to prove it finallyly and by the curriculum i think it fabulous but your finances are troubling i think you've heard that cross the cardboard here the finances are part is a big issue we know it's expensive and i know when it came to us with march and he said oh, you know this is online school and never been done before i felt like, man i'm not going to be experimenting with our captioner or children but i'm glad it's not that model and evolved to this model there where there's 0 not just o'ly envisioned kids at a computer and being isolated it's really ve

that's when the oakland a's dave henderson took a page from babe ruth's play book and made a young man very happy. >> reporter: at 10 years of age. phillip of berkeley has already learned the big lessons in life. you have to take the bad with the good. and you could say phillip has experienced the very bad with the very good. phillip had brain cancer, doctors can treat it but they can't cure it. and that's where the a's come in. remember the famous babe ruth story where the babe tells a kid in the hospital he will hit a homer for him that day. well that's what dave henderson did. >> he said he was going to hit a home run for me. >> reporter: and here it is. >> and he hit it. it's hit well and there she goes. >> i didn't think he was going to hit it. but he cracked that boy. he fooled me. he hit that ball hard, man. that ball went far. that was a ice ball. >> when he hit it i said phillip that's for you and he goes, yes. >> reporter: this afternoon the salvation army took phillip and his family back to the oakland coliseum for another game and a chance to say thanks. >> i said i was goi

. >> may 4, 1988, henderson, nevada, just ten miles from the las vegas strip. dennis todd is doing routine repair work on a tv transmission tower on the top of black mountain when he notices an extremely bright fire down below. >> we looked down and saw this fire with this brilliance, like a fourth of july sparkler, unlike anything i've seen before. >> the fire is so bright because it's fueled by ammonium perk oil late, a highly volatile chemical used to make rocket fuel. todd grabs his video camera and begins recording. >> i set it on a tripod, pointed down at the fire, and went back to eating my lunch. >> the fire has broken out at the pacific engineering and production company, known as pepcon. where the fuel is manufactured for the space shuttle and military rockets. >> the solid rocket motors of the shuttles that take off are filled with ammonia perchlorate. you have a material in this case that can really detonate, explode. >> pepcon employees, knowing just how explosive their factory is, run for their lives. >> the employees knew what was happening, and

we'll see >>we'll see >>doctor sue henderson president of new jersey city university i want to thank you for joining us it won't be the last time >>thank you. it was fun. >>good having you >>stay with us. we'll be right back right after this >>to see more caucus new jersey with steve adubato programs visit us online at www.steveadubato.org if you would like to express an opinion email us at info@caucusnj.org find us on facebook at facebook.com/steveadubatophd and follow us on twitter at @steveadubato >>doctor shuvendu sen is associate program director internal medicine residency raritan bay medical center and tom allen back with us again ceo and president summit behavior health good to see you >>thanks good to see you >>yup >>as we speak a package of bills introduced in the state legislature dealing with a crisis... a crisis dealing with opiate addiction... dealing with prescription drugs and a whole range of ills trying to deal with this crisis. talk about part of this tom that deals with prescr... physicians as the gatekeepers to those who are trying to get access to these drugs th

the henderson school in montclair, virginia. that's in prince william county. and i had a terrific time talking to these second graders at the henderson school in prince william county. thank the teacher in the back. there's lori. bit milder but still chilly sunday and lighter wind. then monday into veterans day, a bit milder. veterans afternoon, mid-60s. the big concert after that. looks like good weather. in the 50s. the cold air arrives on thursday. highs only in the 40s. break out the big coats, melissa. >> i will. my ear muffs, gloves, scarves and everything all at once. look like frosty the snowman. looking at the roads, looking quite good. yesterday we had all that rain. chopper over the beltway at 95. taillights, outer loop, no problems. 270 moving along as well. wide look at things here. you can see everything is moving along quite nicely. a little slow here. d.c., 295, passing 50. that is pretty typical. prince george's county, looking good as well. indian head, branch avenue, pennsylvania avenue moving along nicely. 95 in virginia, stafford, heading

crews fixed a big water main on georgia avenue, henderson avenue in wheaton. police had to shut down lanes there and originally told us it could be a 24-hour job. water ran out on the road and towards homes. a lot of people had their water shut off. everything should be back to normal right now. >>> 95 in virginia, gordon boulevard, a little bit of a sheen there because of this rain we will see on the roadways this morning. prince george's county can, everything rolling along quite nicely. no problems into and out of town. everything is moving quite nicely as well as you look at the beltway. this is our one program. inner loop at annapolis, the ramp from the earlier crash that happened an hour and a half ago. hopefully that will be out of the way shortly. maryland, 95 at cherry hill, that's moving along as well. so is 270. a live picture of 66 in 10 minutes. >>> see you then. thank you, melissa. 5:03. the district is working on how to properly honor d.c.'s most famous politician. flags are half-staff at all government billions in memory of marion barry. there

the crash at henderson road has cleared. >>> speaking of football the weather should be right between the matchup of the eagles and the panthers. it marks the first time that sanchez is the quarterback. >>> and jamie apody is live in philadelphia. a pre-view of the game. hey, guys. >>> how are you doing. are you ready for some football? we are. eagles and panthers. chip kelly was the first nguyen thguy onthe field. >>> with mark sanchez he andersoearnedthe game san-chise. he and his family are thrilled for this opportunity. >> you know, it's very exciting. it exciting for my family, for my nephew, he is, a couple of years ago he was getting to the age he can understand what is going on my uncle is playing professional football. now he knows. when we lost in san francisco he is crying. he gets it. that is fun for me. my brothers, dad, my mom they are all thrilled. >> we will be teaming one phl17, the countdown the kickoff at 8:00. then the kickoff eagles and panthers at 8:30 on phl17. can you wait. we want to see if the eagles can get 7--2 ducis. live at the linc, back to you at the st

>> henderson: please let me know if you need anything further. >> brady: thank you, henderson. >> john: i was looking for you all last night. >> brady: i guess i wasn't ready to be found. but i am now. [phone ringing]

as we go to the maps schuylkill westbound watch for disable tractor trailer near henderson road making your way towards that king of prussia interchange. in problems or delays at all, end to end on the schuylkill, inbound, about 14 minutes south on i-95, woodhaven to downtown only about a 13 men trip and 422 between oaks and 202 an easy seven minute trip. now south jersey again we are off to a good start n problems on the freeway, turnpike looking good, a mass transit, buses, trains, trolleys all running with no reported delays, chris and kerry back over to you good hope not at 4:03. >>> a a grand jury decided no to the indict ferguson police officer darren wilson in the shooting death of the 18 year-old michael brown that decision has spark violent protest in ferguson and across the country. fox 29's jennifer joyce live with more on what is going on, kerry. >> reporter: police say things were much worse than anything they saw in august, prior to the grand injury a nuns; there were pro tests afterwards and simply chaos. >> they determined in probable cause exist to file any charge agai

>> henderson: please let me know if you need anything further. >> brady: thank you, henderson. >> john: i was looking for you all last night. >> brady: i guess i wasn't ready to be found. but i am now. [phone ringing]

joining me now, prosecutor paul henderson and trial attorney and legal analyst, midwin charles.u both for being here. >> thank you. >> if this case had gone to trial work these issues have come up? >> absolutely. one of the first things that attorney dozen when cases to go trial is they focus on how bad the investigation was. and whether or not the investigation was done in a manner to sort of get at the heart of the truth. when anyone looks at how this investigation was done or lack there of, all that comes to mind is that these people are supposed to be trained. they're supposed to be experienced and they're supposed to be professionals. the fact they did not follow protocol raises the question. why is this how they handle all investigations when someone is shot and killed on the street or is it only because a police officer was involved? >> you know something that really struck me. another issue in this police investigation. look at this police lab report that the grand jury examined. it said the offense was an assault on l.e.o. leo, or law enforcement officers. it also refer

ever since one afternoon at 17, a high school senior, a member of the marching band in the town of henderson texas. inside that building is where you were raped? >> right. >> reporter: a student, a football player and a fellow band member lured her into the band room, where she said he raped her. >> it was strictly forced. almost. >> reporter: rachel's mum said the high school was unprepared to handle the incident. and made mistakes from the moment rachel reported the assault. >> she went to the teacher on the day it happened. there was semen on her shirt, and told him, "i have been raped." he said "go confront your attacker." >> reporter: it wasn't until rachel told another teacher two days later, that the campus handed it over to the police, who concluded 24 hours later that the case was consensual. >> i was pissed. i was shocked and angry. >> reporter: in a move that shocked rachel and her family, the school punished her for public ludeness and forced her to attend this school along with her attacker. title 9 requires schools conduct investigations promptly and effectively regardless of p

helen lee, henderson. important filphilanthropist who serves on the board of the kennedy center national orchestra, she too is a guest of our speaker. maria resioresio. ken melgren, chairman of the board of governors of the national press club, former chair of the broadcast committee and a retired staffer from the associated press broadcast division and michael phelps, former publisher and advisor to news media executives. please, round of ah applause. a year before his death, president john f. kennedy spoke on behalf of the national cultural center that would ultimately bear his name. quote, after the dust of centuries has passed, he said, we too will be remembered, not for victories or defeats in battle or in politics, but for our contribution to the hue mma spirit, unquote. this year deborah rutter became the president of the john f. kennedy center for performing arts. she grew up in a family that loved music, her father was a founder of the los angeles master correll. rutter began playing the violin as

one of our own professors here at the university of baltimore, professor henderson, does an excellent rendition of it. then he gave us copies of your book to take and study. and so i had an opportunity to look at some of the cases that he did hear. so when you said that, it struck a chord with me. i dentally wanted to ask you why. >> yeah. yeah. thurgood would point out that the right to vote, the most powerful tool that a citizen has the ability to shape the educational power. i think he thought of it primarily as the power of taking away from blacks the ability to exercise political power in the south, affecting everything including their education, smith versus allwright. this was the white primaries excluded blacks from voting in primary elections where the primary election was the election. there was no republican presence of any consequence in the south at that point. and the supreme court had in about three decisions backed this notion that political parties were private entities and that selecting their candidates, the 14th amendment, equal protection clause, didn't apply. but

henderson is saying a number of things were discussions well moving from a private lease to a prop 39 lease that is cheaper saves a lot of money but in the 2015-2016 year they anticipate a savings already by they're still saying they have a $700,000 deficit so it doesn't make sense for me to say that part of this fix would be moving to the percept 39 facility iota problem if you want to look at the basics of school districts and school solvency review we need to rely on it for the future finances of the school the k-12 accept it basically didn't allow the school to have a reserve for uncertainties and having the deficit spending every year as far as it is presents that's a real problem we have criteria and standards that is a that school districts and charter schools should have a receiver for economic refers every year and not deficit spend more than one year in a row basically, if you're looking at 3 years and there's deficit in 3 years that's a sign of future components that's a problem looking at it it historically they've been doing this for 4 years it works but f it didn't prese

want to leave early, if you travel through wheaton, they are repairing a water-main break, and near hendersoneet and, the building is without water, a nursing home and, dialysis center. and only two southbound lane, and one northbound lane will be open. be sure to watch good morning, washington for the latest. >>> so, every year there are hundreds of crashes, and deaths and injuries and, thousands in damages, and police officers are at fault, a.b.c. 7 i-team, how often police accidents happen across dc region, and how much these at fault crashes, end up costing taxpayers, and what they are doing to curb them. >>> and the ravens players, one of the best was in an accident. >>> a team spokesman said the bus was side-swiped by a car, after the team left. no one was injured, and the ravens are taking on the saints tomorrow night, at the superdome there. >>> unrest continues as ferguson waits for a grand jury's decision on possible charges against officer dan wilson, and it is schedule to reconvene, and, now, protestors again filled the streets. >>> the night, and protests. tension building, by pe

joining me now are lisa bloom, attorney and legal analyst for avvo.com, and prosecutor paul hendersonyou both for joining me. >> thanks, rev. >> thanks for having us. >> paul, how far did the prosecutor depart from grand jury standards? >> well, this is something that i think everybody is really upset about, even from the beginning when the prosecution took such an intransgent position about how he was going to proceed in this case. he really abdicated his position, his responsibility, by turning this over to the grand jury. now, it does happen in some states that when there's an officer-involved shooting, they convene a grand jury to do an investigation. but most of the time, when you have a grand jury, they have a purpose. they have a direction. but you only get to that decision after independently deciding not to file charge and proceed by way of preliminary hearing, which in a case like this, with the facts and circumstances like this, with suchoriety and controversy, would have done a lot to eampt alleviate the distrust the community had, in turning over whether or not a case lik

. >> i'm kathy henderson from kuwait and would like to give a shout-out to my family in the chicago area love you and see you soon. cook that turkey well. ♪ if i can reach the stars ♪ pull one down for you ♪ shine it on my heart ♪ so you could see the truth ♪ - ♪ i could change the world - ♪ change the world ♪ i would be the sunlight in your universe ♪ ♪ you would think my love was really something good ♪ ♪ baby, if i could ♪ change the world ♪ baby, if i could ♪ change ♪ the world... ( woman speaks ) a message from the foundation for a better life. it means another neighbor is going to sleep better tonight. but sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. through sunday, choose from a huge selection of tempur-pedic models, including the new tempur-choice, with head-to-toe customization. plus, get 36 months interest-free financing, two free pillows, and free same-day delivery. are you next? but hurry! sleep train's ticket to tempur-pedic event ends sunday. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. on this thanksgiving morning and are y

henderson and talked about this primarily because of the financial relationship with k 12 i find two troubling to be able to support the petition i mean as i explained to you what happens given the support if k 12 what happens if you decide there's other curriculum you'll rather use where are you going to get the financial support i think you understand you'll be able to grow the size of the student body in a placed to city in the facility but roadway if you make a request it is not our size you're not entitled so a district facility because of the number of students we're in the catch-22 situation basically and i feel sad about that i love hearing from the students and love seeing our students clearly i know there there's a subset of students that benefit and superintendent i'd love to find a way to offer a similar option to students within sfusd maybe through independents i don't know how that works but the blended learning model is a good thing for a group of stoplights i'm sad i'm going to vote no against the reauthorization i see from the people you've brought here your accompli

dante henderson and let's have all of the student goes first, so if you are a student and i named you at the end, why don't we have all the students go first and then we'll bring the rest of the folks up. >> president fewer, commissioners, my name is cheryl sandoval and 8th grade student and i'm here to ask you to vote yes on the youth violence resolution. violence has affected people around me, my school mates and me. there is students in san francisco that have cases like rashon and sometimes on my way home on the radio i hear news about teens getting killed. i think that there should be a stop to all of this. some of my classmates lost their education time thinking about what happened to rashon. it's hard to move on and forget about this tragedy. i hope you will vote yes on this resolution tonight for the youth to get hem and to be able to go to school. >> >> >> president fewer and commissioners, i'll theo coler white and student in san francisco unified school district and i go to buena vista horace man and here to tell you to vote yes on this resolution and thank you to commissio

in closing, i just wanted to thank the mayor's office in particular, deputy chief of staff paul hendersonnd especially policy director kandel and policy fellow, ifton for the tireless efforts to make tonight's events happen and please admire our city hall and it is purple. and thank you all for coming out tonight. and see you same time next year. [ applause ] >> good evening and welcome to the regularly schedule meeting of the san francisco ethics commission, we will begin by taking the role. vice chair renne. here. >> hayon. >> here. >> keane. >> she is taking this down

school chancellor kaya henderson has told us they are working on a statement about the wilson high robberies and as soon as we get that, we will share it with you. >>> let's go to virginia where police are investigating a homicide. this is live video near woodbridge senior high school and prince william county police tell us that the victim is an adult male. let me correct myself. the victim apparently i'm just hearing is a teenager. the body was discovered at about 4:30 this afternoon on oak wood drive. that is all that we know right now, but we will stay on top of this story and bring you any key developments. >>> a former georgetown university student who had ricin in his dorm room was sentenced to one year and one day in jail. daniel millsman of bethesda will also have to serve three years of supervision after he's released. prosecutors argue that millsman intended to harm other people. according to the department of justice, that ricin he had could have killed an average person weighing 220 pounds if it had been inhaled or injected. lyj >>> hackers hit the u.s. postal service affecting