henderson? >> it's a philosophical question but it assumes that students begin on an even playing field. part of the concern i have about the way in which the question is framed is that students who are poor, students of color, students of disability, students who are not proficient in english are not given the resources that they need and only through these assessments are we able to demonstrate that the state has failed to meet either its own constitutional obligation under state constitutional law or whether they have failed to make the kind of progress that will allow them to continue doing what they are doing without interventions of the kind that the law would require. part of the problem that we have is that when states are given the kind of deference and latitude that they have, you see a weakening of standards, you see a failure to invest in communities most in need, you see a reinforcement of existing inequalities about how schools are funded and there are no ways of reaching those pro

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protest are demanding home depot release surveillance from when vett henderson was killed not far fromthe store. store management wouldn't say if it because released the video to the police. protesters say the death of henderson, a black woman is part of the larger problem of african-americans being killed by police. >> there will be no regular business. you cannot kill our people time and time again. this is genocide and bigger then one person and wire sick and tired of being sick and tired. >> a security guard says henderson was caught stealing and pulled a gun. police say henderson ran from the store and tried to carjack at least three vehicle president pointing the weapon at police. that is when police say they opened fire, firing at least seven shots. >>> the new u.s. secretary of the defense made a surprise visit to kabul to make it clear that washington is considering slowing down the withdrawal of american troops from afghanistan. defense secretary ashton carter credited new afghan president gani with the political progress made that led to discussions on a possible change in t

jerrold henderson with the three pointer in the corner. henderson had 17 in the game. but now with the comeback. a lefty flush. a one-point game. thompson catch and shoot makes it a five-point game. the fourth quarter up six, covington, liquid with the three. sixers win their fourth straight at home. that's a look at sports. we'll be right back. [ female announcer ] business travel isn't just about the going. it's also about the going home. and being connected all along the way. whether you're working or recharging do business travel on your terms. acela. take off. >>> it was a celebration of reading and books in spring garden. nbc 10 at the african-american children's book fair. authors and illustrators read from their books which were available to buy. it is the oldest and largest event for african-american children's books in the country. you can see we are having a good time out there. >> and always a great turnout at that event. you know, it's interesting with a few degrees going up it's like more people are out and you see people out. >> it was a nice weekend. >>

the week ahead in politics with amy walter and nia malika- henderson.oscar buzz turns to activism. using music to connect to those with alheimer's. and, shedding light on china's tiger trade. >> ifill: now we turn to a story about life after war. six months ago, israel and hamas agreed to a truce to stop the fighting which dominated much of last summer's headlines. the fighting stopped, the spotlight dimmed, and palestinians in gaza have spent the time since struggling to rebuild their lives. special correspondent martin seemungal traveled to gaza, and found reconstruction efforts have barely begun. >> reporter: in parts of gaza what were once whole towns are now piles of rubble. it looks like an enormous earthquake ripped through here a. but this is all the result of the ferocious summer war between israel and hamas. seven brutal weeks, hamas militants launching thousands of rockets at israel, israeli jets and drones retaliating with bombs and missiles in some place israel sent in its tanks. months later and it still looks like the day after. this is s

. >> when police arrived, they chased yuvette henderson on foot before shooting her twice killing her. >>> today outside the home depot where it happened several protestors closed the store for five hours demanding justice for henderson. they want the store security tapes released including the minutes before she confronted police when she said she was injured. >>> it is time again to pull out the dictionary. the regional spelling bee is just weeks away and today, sharon chin says 200 kids showed up hoping to win a spot on stage. >> everyone good luck. >> reporter: students filed into berkeley's lawrence hall of science ready to spell. >> very excited. on a scale of one to ten, 11. >> reporter: most of these students are fourth through eighth graders who have won their school spelling bees. >> i also really enjoy spelling. it's an excellent way to increase your vocabulary skills. >> reporter: first, they parted from their parents. >> good luck, bud. >> good-bye! >> word number one. >> reporter: the students took a written test of 50 words administered by kcbs money reporter jason broo

the week ahead in politics with amy walter and nia malika- henderson. accountable for the use of excessive force. documenting gender oppression at home and around the world. and basketball coach dean smith's legacy on and off the court. >> ifill: german chancellor angela merkel went to the white house today to rally support for her plan to stop the fighting in eastern ukraine. chief foreign affairs correspondent margaret warner reports. >> warner: the visit came amid signs of a u.s.-european rift over arming ukraine's military against pro-russian rebels. today, publicly, the two leaders maintained a display of unity. >> as diplomatic efforts continue this week, we are in absolute agreement that the 21st century cannot stand idle, have us stand idle, and simply allow the borders of europe to be redrawn at the barrel of a gun. >> ( translated ): no matter what we decide, the alliance between the united states and europe will continue to stand, will continue to be solid. >> warner: still, mr. obama said it's clear russia is arming the rebels, despite kreml

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henderson died here on the oakland side of the emeryville oakland boundary.e say she pointed a gun at them before they shot her. protesters don't believe it. >>> an extraordinary day at the office for the two americans on the international space station. they work outside the station for more than six hours today. they are installing cables needed to dock the private supply ships that will be arriving in junes. this is the first of several space walks needed to run the 750 feet of cable. nasa calls it is most complicated cable riding job in the history of the station. check this out. >>> two stunt planes collide in midair in a show in india. the pilots were able to regain control and land safely. the planes were damaged but the pilots are okay. >>> imagine a world devoid of color. it is an affliction suffered by millions of americans but mark kelly says the simple solution has been created right here in the bay area. >> reporter: mark drucker sees the world differently. simply driving has been a chore. >> having a hard time telling the difference between the

in the senate, john brooks henderson of missouri introduced a joint resolution. as a senator from a border state, henderson represented the kind of leadership on the destruction of slavery that lincoln had sought in the first year of the war. henderson's bill had been sent to the senate judiciary committee for consideration, and on february 10, senator ryan trumbull, chairman of the committee reported the revised measure to the entire senate. the bill incorporated features of the proposals submitted for consideration in both houses of congress. absent from the revised measure with a proposal by senator sumner that have been more radical than fellows in congress codified. it's stipulation that all persons" are equal before the law also that no person can hold another as slaves" aim to guarantee quality as well as abolish slavery. the senate open debate on the proposed amendment in late march with senator trumbull offering a plea for passage. if the amendment was adopted, he argued, we are forever free of the troublesome question. we adopted than what the statesman

second quarter action local product jerold henderson puts the trifecta in the corner.n had 17 points. the sixers now with the comeback, the lefty flush. it's a one-point game. noelle with 12. sixers later up a bucket. thompson from the quarter, five-point game. sixers outscore in the third. robert covington, water. he had 22. sixers win their fourth straight at home 89-81. >> without michael and, you know kimmy caymen 48 hours ago, you're playing against a team that has won 12 out of the past 15 games. you know you could argue that this was our best win of the year. >> to the ice now. the flyers in a four-game road-trip today against the capitals in d.c. wayne simmons says this could be the key to their season. >> we got four games. you know you've got to win all four. we've got to make sure we've got to go period-by-period, and make sure we're winning our one on one battles and playing the game smart. >> that's a look at sports. i'm danny pommells. >> a heroic neighbor stops a home invasion. nbc 10's matt delucia is live in the summerton section of philadelphia with t

in the senate, john brooks henderson of missouri introduced joint resolution. henderson represented the kind of leadership on the destruction of slavery that lincoln had fought -- sought in the first year of war. on february 10, chairman of the committee reported the revised measure to the entire senate. the bill incorporated features of the proposals that have been submitted for consideration in both houses of congress. absent from the revised measure was a proposal by senator sumner and have been more radical than his fellows in congress could abide. stimulation that all persons are equal before the law so that no person can hold another as a slave, aimed to guarantee equality as well as abolish slavery. the senate opened debate on the amendment in late march. if the amendment was, he argued we are forever free this question. we accomplish what the statesman of this country have been traveling to accomplish for years. we take this question away from the politics of the country. we relieve congress of sectional strife and what is that are then all, we restored

protesters say the death of henderson is part of a larger problem of african-americans being killed by police. >> in 2015 we are stopping business as usual. you cannot gill couple our people time and time again. this is genocide, it's bigger than just one person. >> police are saying they were called to the store the day of the shooter after a security guard said henderson was caught steal examining then pulled a gun. police say henderson ran from that store and then tried to car jack at least three vehicle vehicles before pointing the gun at the police, and that's when they opened fire. >> a labor dispute between shipping companies and the long shore worker's union have led to slowdowns for nearly a year. a tentative five-year contract deal has been reached. >> i'm glad for are the dockworkers, the union, shipping, the country, actually, because we can move forward and not be concerned about good gods being increased because of the delay. >> it will still take about six week tox eliminate the backlog of cargo. the situation is similar at other docks up and down the coast. thee steelwo

and king of prussia repairing it's water main break near henderson road, delays are spilling back to the dannehower bridge and southbound on the old baltimore pike and a vehicle fire near old egg harbor road. >> still ahead the phillies get their first full workout together in clearwater. >> phillies hall-of-famer mike schmidt is trying to turn don brown into an all-star again. >> plus, a brand new cast fort hit abc show dancing with the star is unveiled. find out who is sashaying for the disco ball and there is a local tie. locally here we know it's brutally cold but look at the lower 48 the only 50 on the board is jacksonville florida. >> "action news" will be right back. (vo) at jennie-o, we heard of a place in iowa where every thursday people ride ten miles for tacos. we thought we'd show up and surprise them with a better kind of taco, made with jennie-o ground turkey, cooked thoroughly to 165. (mom) i'd feed my kids turkey tacos over regular tacos any day. (woman) i think that they're light and they're just fresh tasting. (vo) it's time for a better taco. (kid) the tacos tonigh

event henderson was shot and killed outside the store this month by two emory officers who were responding. they chased or on foot and protesters want the store security tape now released including the minutes before she confronted police. no word from the police were home depot when or if the tapes will be made public. >>> atrophic headache for drivers in midtown san francisco. franklin and grow is a mess. after a huge sinkhole opened up yesterday afternoon at the civic center. a water main burst at symphony hall. no word on when crews can reopen that intersection.>>> thousands of hockey fans went by the stadium as it became a shark tank. san jose sharks based the la kings last night. bands played in the parking lot. 70,000 people filled that stadium. the kings ended up with a final score of 2-1. >>> new area code in the bay area. everyone will have to dial 10 digits to get through to those 415 numbers. the new area code, 6 to 8, started early saturday morning. 415 numbers are running out. >>> back to you, and and phil.>>> i'm not looking forward to that. >> workers up and down the west c

schools chancellor could i a henderson says she will start offeri multiyear contracts. right now they work under one year contr most of the time. henderson says the change is happeng b a push for mo stabili in schools. >>> chris brown says he is not allowed in canada and is being forcedo cancel two of his upcomi concerts. brown was jailed for nearly three months last year for violatg his probation by getting into an alter it indicati outside a downtown d.c. hotel in 2013. n probation after he attack his then girlfriend rihanna the 2009 the grammy awards. canadian immigrati says brown can apply to return to the y at a later date. >>> i'm angie goff at the live desk rescuers right now using r bare hands and shovels to try to recent you could you people after an avalanche in the northeas part of afghan we know this avalanche has already killed at least 30 people. dozens more feared dead. search a rescue continues as we hear up to 100 homes may be buried by this avalanche. more as we get it eun. >>> as of 1:00 a.m. this morning, the city of boston hit a weather milestone. i

of course, in king of prussia one happened on the southbound side of the 202, from this point at henderson road just one lane is squeezing by and rich land township buck county a bad crash closing 663 this afternoon and old bethlehem pike is a better bet for you. and now the commuter report our friend lanie speedy, reporting a pothole in depford county gloucester county we'll check it again in the next half hour. >>> thank you new jersey governor, chris christie just wrapped up his annual budget address totals $33.8 billion, it includes no tax increases but makes a $1.3 billion payment into the pension system that number was to be higher in earlier agreements and the governor also said that new jersey's largest teacher's union agreed to work on reforms for the pension system. >> if we continue to do nothing, responding on pension makes up 23% of new jersey's budget the governor will launch a town hall tomorrow in south jersey to sell his plan. >> to business now stocks hit record highs today thanks to go news from the fed. the dow was up to hit an all-time high and the nasz dack up 7 point

holloway and was friendly with both. >> tom henderson had nothing to do with forensic investigation nothing. he wasn't supposed to be involved in the case any way. because these were people he knew his whole life long. >> there was really no reason for him to have removed these things from the laboratory. we were arguing that this evidence had in all likelihood been tampered with and quite conceivably that mrs. edwards' blood had been put on the garments. >> it would now be up to the judge to rule whether or not elmore deserved a new trial. the decision would take four months to come down. >> we presented all this great evidence. we're very excited. we're stoked. then comes the judge's order and the cover letter said, edward lee elmore may well not be guilty. but that will be for an appellate court to find. >> the judge had left elmore's fate up to other judges to decide. >> i became literally became hysterical. completely sobbing, running, i threw it at john blume. he was -- what the hell is the matter with you? >> john blume had assigned elmore's case to diana as an intern. >> i w

while details have not been released friends say it's yvette henderson. >>> they have a strict doctrine for the faculty and staff at catholic high schools to abide by. one of the four high schools where teachers, tara they were handed a copy of that document. >> yeah, and after all of his same sex, his preaching against same same-sex marriage in one of the gay friendly city's in the world, with you of the most gay spendly cities in the world. >> i thought it would be important to bolster the catholic identity of the schools by clarifying what is in the contract. >> this doctrine is nothing new for catholics, it's a clarification of what the church has been preaching for years. san francisco archbishop lays it outside lays it out, homosexual relations and the viewing of pornography and masturbation and sex outside of marriage are immoral. and he calls the use of a surrogate uterus and donating sperm is also immoral. it's not clear if they would lose their jobs if they didn't follow the teachings. the target is not to -- the document is not there to target teachers. they must avoid foster

. >> our juvenile probation chief and police commissioner and the depth cohesive paul henderson and port director monique and the status of women julie sue and today would not 45e7 without my colleagues i want to call up any partners in this project dr. emily murase for 9 department of the women and the beverly upton with the san francisco consortium of san francisco and, of course one belittle rising would not 45e7 without the director of b day susan swan. (clapping.) and hi, everyone well today's greater in this room and the rotunda and being with the woman that work day to day we know we've work on this issue everyday tests person and specific it types of our hearts and bodies by coming together and advancing today, we come together in community and we come together and we claim and demand an end to violence against women and girls i thank you we're so excited to dance again so everyone has a chance to get up there are a couple of things we rise weer unusual in the rising around the world we're on the west coast and in my minute as we're speaking communities around the world is rising

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please welcome taja-nia henderson. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you to jay barksdale and the new york public library for providing a space for a writer and researcher to use the library selections and also to have a quiet, serious place of contemplation. tthank you for attending. i know the weather is not the best. i appreciate you being here. i have been for two years now knee-deep in congressional petitions. when i say knee-deep, i mean literally. there are three foot stacks of documents lined around the walls in my office. as a result, i am looking forward to some mental conversations. it is a pleasure to be here. i look forward to your questions and hope we can have a robust exchange today. in 1869, in alabama, a challenge of earlier state supreme court rulings on the grounds that the judges who had issued the earlier ruling had no lawful authority to serve on the bench. according to the plaintiffs, since the judges had no lawful authority they could not bind the litigants to their rulings. the 14th amendment specifically sections three

my property my sister sold it with someone else that was not speed limit to my gather was robert henderson a strong part of history it falls along the line of the civil government turning san francisco the federal government and thank you kim for being who you are and also i want to ask you if you ever receive writings that i left on our computer i'm going to leave some more stuff if you ever need me i can get in touch with me i do volunteer work here okay. thank you. >> thank you are there is there anyone from the public who wishes to speak please come up. >> here i am thank you for having the meeting and bringing this to the table there was other rules that had me bothered because rules about tape recording i know you have to follow the california laws by it seems like they're trying to take away measures that the shelter workers would be - they're taking away measures where the homeless low document them being abused so we we were - i mean, i seriously digitally doubt of the homeless in the sherltsdz being going away should be addressed i feel like the council on homeless that was one w

we have video from henderson, kentucky. >> promise. >> promise. >> okay, lets see that from hendersontucky. >> here we go. outside of the snow and sleet the biggest concern right there is ice. >> and, living in kentucky. >>> and same story in arkansas. the pavement in the city of blvville. >> no please go on then. >> time out, it is blyville, why is there a t-h in the word. >> same as you live here like conshohocken. >> no, time out a th sound for my kids is t-h so they put a t-h in the middle of the word but don't zoo use it. >> it is bly hill. >> maryland residents encounter long lines in the super market there as they prepared for another winter storm. forecasters expecting up to 8 inches of snow to fall there overnight. officials say its washington area offices will be closed because of the storm and mayor of washington d.c. has already issued a snow emergency. >> so, speaking of snow emergencies we have in the had one yet in the city of philadelphia yet because i know on market street where i park early morning it is a snow emergency routes but i park there because we have not he

henderson. the oakland woman was suspected of shoplifting from that store back on february 3rd.en henderson turned a gun on them. >> what will they be wearing? the questions will be answered in a few hours at the 87th annual academy awards. mary bruce is joining us live at the red carpet at the dolby theater in hollywood with a prehave you of tonight's entertainment. hi mary. >> good morning, carolyn. it is game time in hollywood. as you see they have rolled out the red carpet, wheeled in the oscar statues and now the only thing missing are the stars. >> lights, camera, oscar. the wait for hollywood's biggest night is finally over. >> it's very, very exciting. >> i'm really psyched. >> i hope i don't faint. >> from the tale of a heroic sniper to a fading superhero. >> i would just like a comeback. >> and a coming of age drama twelve years in the making. it's a toss-up for the best picture. 8 films of nominated. it's going to be a surprise. no one film has a lock on this year's film. julie ann moore is favored to take home best actress. she a had powerful role in "still alice.."

second quarter action, local product jerold henderson puts the trifecta in the corner. henderson had 17 points. the sixers now with the comeback, the lefty flush. it's a one-point game. noelle with 12. sixers later up a bucket. thompson from the quarter, five-point game. sixers outscore in the third. robert covington, water. he had 22. sixers win their fourth straight at home, 89-81. >> without michael and, you know, kimmy caymen, 48 hours ago, you're playing against a team that has won 12 out of the past 15 games. you know, you could argue that this was our best win of the year. >> to the ice now. the flyers in a four-game road-trip today against the capitals in d.c. wayne simmons says this could be the key to their season. >> we got four games. you know, you've got to win all four. we've got to make sure we've got to go period-by-period, and make sure we're winning our one on one battles and playing the game smart. >> that's a look at sports. i'm danny pommells. ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables

second quarter action, local product jerold henderson puts the trifecta in the corner. had 17 points. the sixers now with the comeback, the lefty flush. it's a one-point game. noelle with 12. sixers later up a bucket. thompson from the quarter, five-point game. sixers outscore in the third. robert covington, water. he had 22. sixers win their fourth straight at home, 89-81. >> without michael and, you know, kimmy caymen, 48 hours ago, you're playing against a team that has won 12 out of the past 15 games. you know, you could argue that this was our best win of the year. >> to the ice now. the flyers in a four-game road-trip today against the capitals in d.c. wayne simmons says this could be the key to their season. >> we got four games. you know, you've got to win all four. we've got to make sure we've got to go period-by-period, and make sure we're winning our one on one battles and playing the game smart. >> that's a look at sports. i'm danny pommells. >>> the time right now is 6:58. a neighbor armed with a gun tries to stop a home invasion in northeast philadelphia.

according to reports he's 33-year-old joseph henderson, faces several charges, including resisting arrest. >> on your stomach! >> so many different threats to wild animals, most caused by humans. this more deer has himself tangled in baling twine and now twine caught in a barbed wire fence. looks to be a full-grown buck and the deer's thrashing about in the thicket trying to free itself but can't. stuck because of humans he'll be free because of humans. in comes the east suffolks. they don't want to get hurt by the buck they don't want the buck to hurt itself. the net tactic of trying to pin the deer to the ground does not work. get blankets in there. they feed the netting through and around the tree and are able to immobilize the deer. then it's time to start cutting away that baling twine. the rescue organization says as a reminder if you see the twine around pick it up because it can cause problems leak this. once they get all of the baling twine cutaway and get themselves in a safe spot the deer is quite happy to bound away back out into the wild. there he goes. >> nice. >> beautiful.

yvette henderson of oakland was killed february /3 at the store when they received a report of a woman stealing knives and other items the demonstrators are asking for security video to be released. >>> a traffic incidents left two people injured firefighters found a man trapped in the driver side of one car in the rescue team had to use tools called the jaws of life. a woman was also rushed to the hospital. the extent of the injuries are not known two both of them are believed to be in stable condition. >>> a terrorist group is calling for a tax on the west. they released a new video saying shopping malls in canada, the uk and u.s. should be targeted. the group is linked two al qaeda and carried out a small attack in kenya and 2013 that left a 60 people. the mall of america saying there on the list where the shopping center is increasing security. last year' s u.s. launched an airstrike killing their leader and their group has vowed to avenge his death. >>> isys has seized armored vehicles and american-made weapons in this video you isys having overrun in iraq he based in the desert w

. >> reporter: good morning, i'm at 202 at henderson road. take a look behind me, you can see that the roads are clear you can see they are wet and slick and the rain continues to come down. we headed up # 6 -- 76 westbound toward king of prussia it was heavy rain. take it slow, the heavy rains are coming down. the visibility was a little bit poor. you can see here this is where you see snow, this is where you see some of the slush, this is on the untreated areas on the sidewalks you're seeing it in parking lot that's what you're seeing here. you heard how chad said penndot likes to have the fluffy conditions with the salt on the roads, they like to ray void having the blacktop. one thing you have to watch out for the temperatures that drop in the areas the roads that are bare will be slick. we caught up with people who come out who wanted to take advantage of the snow to make money, some of them might be disappointed. >> a lot of slush not too bad. >> reporter: what's the difference between major roads and side roads. >> major roads are clea

police say they were called to the store the day of the shooting after a security guard called to say henderson was caught stealing, and pulled out a gun at the guard. police say she tried to car jack three cars at gun point, and pointed the gun at police, and they opened. >>> two people in the hospital in san jose after an alleged drunk driver struck the pedestrians, and then took off. the vehicle then veered off the road and struck the two pedestrians, they say at that point the driver tried to run from the scene, but was apprehended by officers. police say alcohol is suspected as a factor in this crash. >>> hayward police are hoping a new sketch will help them find a man that tried to kidnap a 14- year-old girl yesterday afternoon. she was approached 3:00 p.m. on ebony way and joshua street. she was walking home from school when the man tried to pull her into the car. he fought back and -- she fought back and ran to a nearby house for help. he's a latin man, brown short wavy hair, and driving a white sedan. anyone with information is is asked to called hayward police. >>> the port of oakland