know that a shooting has occurred on the very first day of school there in perry, iowa, and the high school parents, and the staff are now dealing with that. now, the school is going to be closed for rest of the day, because it is also a school day. >> and now, also, we are learning that china has spent $5.4 million at donald trump properties while he was in office, and this is stemming from a investigation of whether or not he profited from the time in office which is a no-no. we bring in zachary cohen, and the report just came down, and can you give us the details that you found, and what stood out to you? >> yes, this report is based on documents from trump's former accounting firm that show that his properties, the properties that he owns and did not divest before taking office received payments in the millions of dollars from 20 different foreign countries, and the largest total amount of payments came from the chinese government and state-owned chinese companies, and that totaled to $5.5 million over the course of trump's tenure as president. and this is raising concern that the payme

he tells his high school friends about the high school kids of sepah, who left for the fronts in 1962 and 1963. the friends of the high school irony that the friends who went together and were brave in the fronts and made them proud and became martyrs. about half of the 900 students of this school have weapons they took up and defended the homeland. in wal-fajr, 8 karbala, 5 rear kurdistan operations, in the cases of the end of the mersad war, these children are there, and about 100 of these children are martyred, 150 of them become veterans, and about 300 people are injured. in this book , the memories of 500 people, including the remaining students of maktab vasadiq high school and the families of the martyrs , are told the interesting memories of this class. today's holy war and defense is included in this book and there are about 9 chapters, a research work of three or four years has been done . the team that supports us, this team is 20. 30 people who took the trouble to help us, we were able to collect these interviews, we found them, we interviewed them. this high school is kno

all of a sudden by design, a tutor at a at a local high school in l.a. and i get, you know, inspires them to go into teaching. he goes on to start a big picture learning model school in oakland and big picture learning for you know for those of you not familiar is you know, nonprofit organization that has a network of we're called progressive or student center schools. the idea is that the school should fit the needs of the child. and we shouldn't we should you know, there should be a divorce between the community and the classroom. so students spend several days a week in internships and what they call real world learning experiences, among other activities. there, there's a structure of advisories where students in those advisories throughout the day and and the idea is that each child should be known by at least one adult in the school, which helps produce more social cohesion, reduces bullying, and also just make sure that students are heard and felt responsive to. so david comes back to philadelphia, starts el centro. the scientists, gets a contract

been shot at a high school there. this shooter, we have now confirmed through a law enforcement source through evan perez that the shooter has been killed. we do not know the status of any of those who have actually been shot, who they are, whether they are students or faculty or teachers, and we do not know that information yet. the sheriff is holding that right now as he is trying to contact the family members. we know it happened around 7:37. that the police got there around seven minutes later. we are still waiting for information there for those who are injured. but another mass school shooting and the fourth this year. and one each and everyday if you are looking at the statistical calculation there which is a complete tragedy. >>> and now to the middle east. isis is now claiming responsibility for that deadly twin blast in iran that happened wednesday. the explosions were at a memorial for iranian military comm comm commander qassim suleimani and t is the deadliest attack since the iranian revolution. >> and is

the high school has about 500 students at it with faculty as well. oting to our understanding actually took place a good probably about a half hour before school started. i was talking with the mother of two students who told me that her two students had not arrived, that ambulances first arrived on scene about 15 minutes before school officially started. and so of course the hope is that there were fewer students on campus than those who were actually attending here. this is more of a rural community. this is a major tyson's food plant here, it's a large agricultural community as well. we are still trying to get an understanding of the extent to which this may still be an active shooting situation here. but at this point in time, at least we know that not the entire student body was on campus when the first responders started to respond. i also know, chris, that the department of natural resources, which typically oversees the state park system here, they were also responding to site. the local police from multiple towns have also been responding her

. >>> a high school girl arrested for beating another girl in a bathroom at a north bay high school. it happened at montgomery high in santa rosa. santa rosa police say the girl they arrested for the attack was a ringleader of a group of girls who cornered a team who kicked and punched her over and over. this is the same school where a student was stabbed to death inside of a classroom last year. weeks after that, two more students arrested for bringing knives to school. ultimately the school's principal and assistant principal were put on leave. teen violence has been a problem in santa rosa. the number of teens arrested for gun possession is up 5%. they blame it on the increase of gangs. majority of the homicides were gang related. fights in high schools got so bad that the district put a police officer at each campus back in december. they were only there until the holiday break. we talked to parents today who are looking for a permanent solution. >> reporter: here at montgomery high, school officials were hoping the break would cool down the violence, looks like it happened again

this high school is known by the name of its 11 martyrs, and its stories are full of memories of high school martyrs whose martyrs became its identity . be a viewer of the news of the field. good night . in the name of allah, the most merciful, the most merciful. may god bless ali muhammad and his family . dear viewers of the khabar channel. hello, have a good time. the sixth call. lamentations and hymns are held. social poems, ritual poems, love poems and other topics can participate and a special topic we have, the modern world, with all its subcategories , friends. it is not the first or the third, and any number of works that are excellent in terms of content will be appreciated. he added that paying attention to seminarian poets of the 1980s and non-seminar poets is one of the characteristics of this period of the festival. we paid special attention to the 80s, that is, the students who were born from the 80s onwards, and apart from the older ones who have their own books and titles, and alhamdulillah, the field of poetry has appeared very brilliantly in these years, and their po

they are in a high school, what does that say for the high school students?r learning is disrupted, you go on zoom, you don't come from an economic standpoint from one of the wealthiest areas, 63% from disadvantaged homes, 52% minorities, we, tax taz payers pay $45,000 for each student to go to high school. we will put migrants in your place and why not put them in the park slope armory or somewhere else? why take kids out? 2000 migrants and 4000 at the high school not in school today and faculty and teachers got an e-mail saying you have to be out of school by 5:00. >> brian: basketball and wrestling meets. don't worry about new york kids, they have been through enough. shut down two years, now shut down and illegal immigrants are taking over their school. what is to stop them from going to the armory? i don't know, rich people live there. they don't want illegal immigrants in their town, put it in working class communities. elise stefanik, i will bring it up, she represents upstate new york and there was state of the state yesterday. this relocation is proa

let's move them into james madison high school second floor into the gymnasium. ll the kids, the students there, tomorrow, which is today, this morning. we are going to go remote. they displaced 2,000 students at that school who don't come from the best economically -- economic situation. you're out and we're going to move these migrants in. >> steve: that's right. the neighborhood that they transferred these migrants to is a majority minority location for the most part. for the kids who go to madison high school, 63% come from economically disadvantaged homes. 52% are minorities. taxpayer cost per student. this is for every kid in new york city. look at that it costs $45,000 for every kid in new york city. what's interesting about the decision to go ahead and take and, you set it up perfectly, out at that air former airstrip that they have placed these tents. rather than drive the tents into the ground with stakes. they can't because they're on a runway. and they can't break the concrete. what they did is just used heavy stones and things like that. there was a s

i didn't leave until i finish high school.ost: what do your parents think about your view study on this and i are pretty much an alignment. dad and i don't really talk. ho: over this issue? guest: in general. host: thanks for the call. this is gregory, new jersey, independent. good morning. go ahead, sir. guest: i think the whole problem is the whole country is into greed. the politics is all about power. both of them are corrupt -- licans and democratss. big business runs this country. the people don't have no say so. donald trump is about keeping the white people brainwashed, that■0■ef their whiteness, that they have privilege. i agree with some ofrl wrote, the girl that wrote about china, white people's feelings, offended by trying to make reparations and whatnot. i want to read her book -- because she made kind of since. the republicans used it. it is a shame that we have to vote for the lesser of e■jbee corrupt. host: new jersey, andrew good morning. guest: good morning. yes. i just wanted to discuss, bring up the fact th

big high school, 1700, 1800 kids. >> dana: that was the whole school district. just that school. >> bill: well north of des moines. we're hoping for the best right now as the press conference gets underway. >> dana: harris faulkner is next with "the faulkner focus." here she is. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. school shooting in i

but the impact on students here at this high school james madison high school in brooklyn will continuehroughout the day with all sports practices canceled and you mentioned they will be learning remotely today after nearly 2,000 migrants that you see right here moved into the school last night. again, i mentioned because of that bad weather that threatened their nearby tent facility the school notified parents of the 3600 students here. the city writing, quote, the health and safety of migrants in our care is always a top priority, which is why we're currently overseeing the relocation of 1900 guests from the humanitarian emergency response and relief center at floyd bennett field. that relocation is forcing students to learn at home once again which, of course, was a proven disaster for learning as we saw during covid. ron desantis spoke about this last night. >> i think it's disgraceful the city government is common deering the school to house illegal aliens. >> the migrants, bill, are now back at floyd bennett field but many are wondering for how long? of course, we're in the middle

stoic faces at a vigil last night after a student opened fire at a high school killing a sixth gradernd injuring five others. >> we've got an active shooter situation at perry high school -- >> reporter: the shooting started shortly after 7:30 yesterday morning, just as students as perry high school were returning from winter break. according to police, the student killed one on the same campus. authorities identified the suspected shooter as dylan butler, a student at the high school. >> butler was armed with a pump action shotgun and a small-caliber handgun. butler also made a number of social media posts in and around the time of the shooting. >> reporter: according to police, butler died on the scene, turning the gun on himself. after checking the school, they found an improvised explosive device. atf officials and the fire marshal later rendered it safe. >> it is absolutely a nightmare. this is absolutely horrible. >> reporter: investigators are now searching for a motive in what's already the second tragic school shooting in the u.s. just five days into the year. while investiga

high school tuition fees, they are more likely to send a son to high school then a daughter.wi a few weeks before michelle obama for the same reason, the kind fund, the partnership i created between msnbc and unicef, provide scholarships for girls to attend high school in malawi and also provides desks to kids in need of desks in elementary schools in malawi where the schools have never had desks. the scholarships that your generosity provide to send girls to high school include more than just paying their school fees. >> because of you, there are many happening because of everything i need, good books, to give us many things, so i can come continue every education and continue our job and help my family. >> i just want to thank you because of helping us. you help us with the school shoes, books, uniform, and my mother, they can't buy me the school shoes that i wear. but you, you have done anything to help us. we can make and continue to bless you. >> you can help send a girl to high school by contributing at lastworddesks. msnbc. com, and you can make a contribution in the n

big high school, 1700, 1800 kids. >> dana: that was the whole school district. not just that school. >> bill: well north of des moines. we're hoping for the best right now as the press conference gets underway. >> dana: harris faulkner is next with "the faulkner focus." here she is. >> harris: we begin with breaking news. school shooting in iowa. we're told to prepare for police to give an update. their very first moments away. if you look at the left side of your screen, you can see the microphone bank there. you see officials gathering. as soon as they walk up to those micks i'll go there right away and take it life. this is perry high school in perry, iowa. police have confirmed reports of an active shooter at that high school. just so you know the location, it's about 25 miles northwest of the capital of iowa, des moines. today is the first day back at school following the school district's winter break. no confirmed casualties yet. you may hear otherwise. we want to wait and get that firmed up. perhaps momentarily from the officials that you see in the dist

he was confident, bold in high school, too, though for high school, though, he lived a little closer to whittier high. he started at florida in high school because they had bus service. he played on the freshman football team. and they were known as the ironman because they only they could only have 11 players. so they couldn't have substituted fans. that team went on to win championship. he was also a champion in the constitution oratorical contest put on by the los angeles. now, nixon was modest about his talent and he had fun with his debate skills. he'd also demonstrate his wit as he challenged his classmates to argue whether a giraffe with a sore throat suffered more than a centipede with corns. after his sophomore year, he transferred to whittier high school because whittier now offered bus service. now, winter high school is just like any other school and they had klicks. nixon lived the east whittier area, which was until and it was considered in the country compared to the the uptown with your classmates. he had from whittier proper yet one of the first things richard nixon d

lynbrook in san jose and monta vista high school and homestead high schools in cupertino. district officials did not describe the nature of the threats but say law enforcement does not believe they're credible. investigators are trying to figure out who sent them and they're monitoring the situation. today marks one year since 7 people were killed at to half moon bay mushroom farms. it was the deadliest shooting recorded in san mateo county. half moon bay residents came together today. they gathered to remember the lives lost to continue to try to heal kron 4. sarah stinson was there and has the stories that were shared this evening. >> among those attending the heartfelt and emotional vigil. local leaders farmworkers the families of the 7 people killed one year ago and a survivor who lost his own brother on that fateful day. >> vigil held tuesday night in half moon bay marking one year since a deadly mass shooting. that happened at 2 farms. a moment of silence was held to honor the 7 lives lost >> only >> among >> those paying tribute, pedro felix romero, who was working

the book yaran high school tells about the children of sepah high school those who were tested in the fronts in 1962 and 1963 , high school friends took up arms and defended themselves by mocking that their friends who went together and were brave in the fronts and became martyrs. they left their homeland in wal-fajr operations , 8th karbala, 5th kurdistan operations, in the cases of the end of the mersad war, these children are martyrs, and about 100 of these children are martyred, 150 of them become veterans, and about 300 people are injured in this book of memories. 500 people, including the remaining high school students of al-sadegh school and their families martyrs have been told the interesting memories of this group from the holy war and defense today in this book, and there are about nine chapters that a research work has been done for 3-4 years. we were able to collect these interviews, we found them and interviewed them. be a viewer and follower of the news network with the continuation of the salam reporter program. good morning. greetings to you, dear and honorable compat

for governor george bush installing the program in every high school in high school. governor mike pence expanding it through indiana. our virginia governor chuck robb as national chairman. and our current governor has kept his commit n-this one. remarkably with ken smith at the helm, over one million have graduated from high school exceeding expectations. in over 40 years jobs for america's graduates never had a graduation rate below 90%. the right now the graduation rate is above 95%. throughout his career ken has been appointed by multiple presidents to serve as an education advisor given his deep connection and commitment to youth. . his family supported him throughout his career. nooera, his wife, tara and jennifer, his daughters, and two granddaughters, continue to support his work. mr. speaker, i've known many good human beings in my life. i get to serve in this house where the great majority of us, democrats and republicans, serve because wear trying to make the world and america a better place. i've almost never met a man who has had a great lifetime impact o

during the time that we were working on it, my son was a disaffected, unhappy high school student.n the way to take them to school, and he was looking glum, as usual, and so halfway to school, i turned around and said, how about if i tell the school you are sick and you come make tiles with us, so there is a tile that he made to. it is a little bird. the relationship with a work of art is something that develops over time, and if you have memories connected with a place from when you are a child, and you come back and you see it again with the eyes of an adult, it is a different thing, and is just part of what makes the city an exciting place. [♪♪♪]2023.) >> welcome to the san francisco city and county board of supervisors regular meeting this afternoon at 2:00 pm., tuesday, december 12, 2023. >> our last meeting of calendar year madam clerk call the roll. >> xhvpdz present. >> supervisor dorsey present. >> supervisor engardio present. >> supervisor mandelman present. >> supervisor melgar present. >> supervisor mandelman presenter and supervisor preston present and supervisor ronen

the city then held one big victory parade to honor to championship high school basketball teams. the city of champions celebrated and honored. oakland highs boys basketball team in northern california and the oakland tech girls basketball team on their c i f state championships, claiming their third title in five five years, fans filled the streets of downtown oakland to honor the oakland tech girls, varsity basketball teams and oakland high boys varsity teams. this was back in april. both teams are celebrating state championships at the time they were beyond thrilled to be honored in their city. maybe luck or really just dedication to the excellence. it's the best girls basketball program in the state representing the town that is now left its mark on history. months ago, before we were even thinking about playoffs before. really our team was even set. he was telling us. you know, there's something special here you have the opportunity to do something great. and it would be a shame if you didn't do it. so we were just trying to leave our mark on history, and i think it's safe to

>> it all happened in perry high school. it was before school started. there were not many students. it is our understanding that there was a breakfast program going on. there may have been students of different grades in school at that time. it was all contained in perry high school. it is still part of the investigation. we are trying to determine that. i don't know much about it. it was rendered safe by the state fire marshals. >> we are going to let them decide how to focus on it, and look at the investigation. they are going to provide the resources of the community, the teachers, and the staff, those are involved, including the families, we are looking at the resources they need during this difficult time. that's what i'm going to be focused on. i will let the candidate decide what they are going to focus on. thank you. >> we will not take any more questions at this time. thank you. as it was commented on by the chief, and by the governor as well, everybody reacted the way they should. it's obviously their problem the first reaction. everybody reac

and so, a junior or senior in high school, who knows he wants to work with his hands. he wants to be a welder, a shipyard worker like his dad and granddad, they can go to that school in the 11th and 12th grade, and really, the week after they graduate from high school they can be making excellent money working for the shipyard because they have already been trained. if we can somehow incentivize that around the country, that's just one idea, joe, about how we can get people into making good money quicker. >> secretary laplante, how can the pentagon help in this workforce issue faced by the industry right now? sec. laplante: several things, one, as has been implied by the senator and representative, this is a whole of government, if you want to call it that, at the local level, at the high schools, all the way up to the federal level. we can do a better job of making sure we are all talking to each other. the submarine industrial base in the northeast has done a lot of that good work. number one, recognizing the point that the senator made is really key, to recognize tha

school's out in one new york city high school as students are forced to stay home and study remotely nts. we're going to have a live report from the school coming up next. >> ainsley: migrants moving into their high school. five days away from the high stakes caucuses. desantis and haley make their pitch to iowa voters. >> i'm a good mom and good wife i will be a good ambassador g i'm a good mom and good wife i will be a good president. >> i'm the candidate most in tune with the values here of iowa republicans. >> brian: it's the final countdown. our voter panel is next. and that's exactly what they look like. we asked them to waive and they did. they seem happy. that makes me happy. ♪ the final countdown ♪ an alternative to pills, voltaren is a clinically proven arthritis pain relief gel, which penetrates deep to target the source of pain with nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medicine directly at the source. voltaren, the joy of movement. diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like... what is your glucose, and can you have more carbs? before you decide... with the freestyle libre 3

scholarships for students attending san jose state university, students are coming in from the high schoole transferring from a community college. so this is an organization that actually focused on raising funds to do that, as well as creating opportunities for us to network as professionals once we've graduated from the university, and preparing ourselves for what's ahead you know, in our careers. damian: and you know, patricia, a lot of us graduate and we go out our separate ways and we don't see a lot of each other again. talk about the--leo mentioned networking. talk about the importance of that and maybe meeting those who graduated before you and after you. patricia: absolutely, so i think similar to leo, i've been in contact and touch maintained contact actually, i met my husband at san jose state. so we've been married for quite a while and like our story, there's many stories like that. so it's really important to keep those connections of your university for professional networking, social networking. leo and i are actually friends outside of the organization so we also know each

here at perry high school. so if that's where the reports were officially starting, it does mean that this happened before school was officially in session. again, though, this mother was telling me that it was pretty normal for kids to come in and try to hang out with their friends, gather in the lunch room and start their day. she said they do that just like everybody else does that, just like every other adult would start their day trying to have a conversation with the people in the community around them. and so, again, we'll get the official timeline from police in the next few minutes, but it did seem like this happened before the official start of school. >> give me a sense of what you're seeing. bring us on the ground there, the type of police activity you're seeing, if there are parents gathered around the high school, where you are exactly, where this press conference is happening. what are you seeing? >> reporter: right now we are out behind the football field, waiting for this press conference to sta

now, winter high school is just like any other school and they had klicks.he east whittier area, which wasconsidered in thy compared to the the uptown with your classmates. he had from whittier proper yet one of the first things richard nixon did was he ran for student body president and he almost won. he had a girlfriend and she was the daughter of the chief of police. you that took guts. he i'm telling you this. this man this young man was bold and confident. i don't have a single friend from when i was growing up that would have dared to date the daughter of the chief of police. and it didn'stt he was eighth gs president. he spoke at his graduation where he gave the history of the class. his grandmother, elmira millhouse, h cverse from the heh longfellow poem some of life, and she gave to him as a gift. and it read lives of great men remind us we can make our lives sublime and departing leave behind footprints on the sands time. so nixon intertwined the names of all of his classmates. and he rewrote the poem and concluded now the lives of great men all re

i'm at fremont high school and that's in sunnyvale. the other one that they will be having officers around will be homestead. that's in cupertino, lynbrook. that's in san jose and monta vista. that's in cupertino. why those schools were targeted in the email either they're not saying or they simply don't know at this particular time. but of course, the times that we live in, they are not taking any chances, which is why they sent out e-mails. lastly, letting the parents know exactly what's going on, which is standard protocol these days to allow the parents to decide whether or not they want to send their children to school on the day the threat. not to mention telling them that they will have extra police officers on campus around campus and keep their cell phones in e their hands. just in case anything should happen. back to you. and i can only imagine is rough for the parents, students, everybody. thank you for that. well. >> well, in the east bay, this friday marks 2 years since the passing of oakley woman. alexis k in honor gabe's

a piercing about high school. on way. and as we get into that new year, it's like, oh, man, nothing is ever to bring more the fact that high school there gentleman. how many of you are aware that for 9 years we did the theme song to the number one cartoon on the plant. how many of you are aware that that car, too? is going to be back for 40 percent? here's 104 days of summer vacation come. so just to so annual problem generation is fighting the good way >> there goes my guitar, gold coins. americans are, you know, what did you see the bar in the back of the stage now? pretty cool. they always invite fans of which is an awesome thing. and if you missed it, don't worry. they're going to come back in 15 minutes. bowling for soup will be back check out states. hopefully we'll saying 1985. 1 of my favorite >> have a good feeling. well, it is all time lord 98 degrees here. they are getting ready for the show. >> yeah. a fireworks show from the rooftops of a hotel casinos on the las vegas stressed time. 98 degrees ready show you

kids participating in high school sports in utah, four transgender kids playing high school sports in houston -- utah, one playing girl sports, 86% of trans- students reporting suicide, 56% of trans-youth having attempted suicide. four kids, only one playing girls sports, four kids who are not dominating or winning trophies or taking scholarships, four kids trying to find some friends and feel like they are part of something or number kids trying to get through each day. rarely has so much fear and anger been directed at so few. i don't understand what they're going to and why they feel the way they do but i want them to live. all the research shows, even a little acceptance and connection can reduce suicidality significantly. for that reason, as much as any other, i have taken this action, vetoing this bill, and hope we can work together to find a better way. if a veto override occurs, i hope we can find ways to show these four kids that we love them and they have the place in our state. i find it remarkable. following that veto and the override, it was interesting, there was an inci

it's happening in our high schools and on our college campuses around the country.hat's where my sense of urgency really comes from today. my impatience emerges from listening to my own child who at my staff holiday celebration just last year shared the story of her elementary school lockdown as if it were commonplace. my sense of urgency comes from the facts amplified by the america psychological association that 13% of high school girls had attempted suicide while 30% had considered it. these numbers rose to 20% for lgtbq-plus students and amongst black girls, the suicide rate rose 36.5%. my impatience was formed on june 24, 2022, when millions of women and girls across the country just like my little girl came home less free than their motherses and grandmothers the morning of the final dobbs decision. my urgency was affirmed this past weekend home in california -- while i was home in california celebrating the legacy of reverend dr. martin luther king jr. i had the opportunity to visit with some of our state's best, brightest, and youngest minds. one of them is

teachers reading to high school students who don't speak english is the priority language. amazing things. evidence-based grounded in the scientific reading, reading proficiency of des moines hoover by 25%. as she herself puts it, she's getting the students one of the most fundamental■o human rightsn education and i agree. in recognition of her success, and has been made iowa teacher of the year. she's here with us tonight so please join me in recognizing her outstanding efforts. [applause] would you spread what she's doing to every school in our state to make teaching techniques are grounded. we are well on our way through a partnership of learning state is providing a t program to all elementary schools. this has readingco, i'm confident you will do the same. nearly 2000 teachers and the/i training for the registered start. but every other state does that our teachers have. making the fnd requirement for education majors. a top priority in every iowa classroom. [applause]■s whatever advancements we make to our education system, successful always depend on great teachers.

a shooting in a high school in iowa. a shooting in a high school in iowa. a news conference is due to take place shortly. a major incident is declared in nottinghamshire as the county is hit by flooding and rising river levels caused by storm henk. hello, i'm samantha simmonds, welcome to verified live, three hours of breaking stories, and checking out the truth behind them. we begin in the middle east — and the aftermath of several acts of deadly violence in different countries. we will return to that story shortly. i want to go straight to iowa, where there has been a school shooting. we understand one person has been killed. the sheriff office is holding a news conference. let's have a look. we are expecting that to take place at any moment, the state trooper they're addressing the cameras. we thought it was going to start, it is notjust yet. we will return to that as soon as it does. let us get more now on the middle east. the funeral has been taking place in lebanon, just outside beirut, for saleh al—arouri, the deputy leader of hamas, who was one of s

school. >> i am graham, also from mamaroneck high school. >>igh school in the area? >> it is from new york. we are here with our student led radio class>> we have been split up in candidates, split into teams and some of us focus on to haley, others focus on trump and his supporters. >> what is the headline from tonight? >> protesters who showed up. she handled it with grace and i think that will be a focal point tonight. >> what did you get from her me i think she wants to reform. she sees a lot of corruption in the government and i think she wants to work against it if elected president. >> i think she had a lot of messages that were exciting. she talked to a lot of different things that different people would relate with and i thought that was really strong and everyone could find something in her message to relate >to. >> for people watching outside of new hampshire what is your message to take a walk around. there was a lot to learn from all the people here. there is a lot of experience behind all of this. a whole world that you can open

he was a high school basketball coach. and i think from the time i was like 3 years old, there is a ball cage at his high school. i wrote it reached florida all the way and so they would put me in the ball cage while he was coaching and there is a ton of and i would just kind of call around. that's the first ever memory. my dad tells me a basketball. i take all the out. the cage. >> i put her in the cage and i throw and i locked the top on top of her and she would just them play the whole 2 and a half hours play with the ball. >> just like that, a father, bond was 43 basketball. and recently it culminated into the 2 making ncaa history becoming the only father daughter duo score. 1000 career points at the same school. what reaction when you are toll? >> you too early this? i actually started who know players 1000 point. i knew that my god, its core, all about. >> why i knew that is because my dad and i are super competitive. and so it was like, oh, if you beat my score as a like it was always that talk. i know he had score

an online threat has higher security at four bay area high schools. redell is following that story for us this morning. >> reporter: good morning to you, kris. the fremont union high school district says that this anonymous email threat they received yesterday, they fortunately do not think it is credible, at least according to what they heard from law enforcement. but out of, quote, an abundance of caution, officers from san jose and sunnyvale police departments, along with deputies from the santa clara county sheriff's office, they will be patrolling four high schools here in the south bay, including fremont high behind me here in sunnyvale. yesterday the district sent out this letter to parents to indicate the district received an anonymous email threat late in the afternoon that made threats against fremont, homestead, linbrook and monta vista high schools. the school district immediately reached out to law enforcement who is trying to find out who emailed these threats. the police and sheriff do not think this threat is credible, but do not want

staff at fremont high school lynbrook high school on a vista high school and homestead high school alleived that email. law enforcement claims threats are not credible but still they want to keep students and staff under a watchful eye. >> we far too many people all being seriously injured and dying on our streets. >> state senator scott wiener announcing 2 new bills as part of what he calls the safer california streets. legislative package. the first bill would require caltrans to improve safety along state on roads and in urban areas. the second bill that would mandate large trucks install side guards to prevent pedestrians are bikers from being pulled underneath the truck during a crash would also require cars built or sold here in california, be physically unable to drive more than 10 miles per hour above the speed limit. >> its technology exists already. it's being rolled out in different other countries and other the united states. this is a basic safety feature. it's in the same category the seat belts and other safety features that many, many, many lives. >> so if the bills are

. >>> and a double whammy for high school seniors applying to college, the changes adding new hurdles for students this year. >> literally everything that could go wrong is going wrong. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. >>> we are getting a much needed chance just to dry out tonight after days of back-to-back storms. parts of the bay area are still dealing with the aftermath. the heavy rain caused flooding, downed trees, power outages and a few mudslides. our chopper caught one of the leftover showers this afternoon in the east bay, but the bulk of the rain has now moved on for now. let's get a live look across the bay area, looks pretty. let's get to chief meteorologist paul heggen in our virtual studio with just how much rain we've got and how long is this break going to last? >> not very long, only about 36 hours or so. technically it hasn't started yet because we still have a few leftover showers. first alert doppler shows the showers and i've turned on all of the flooding and wind damage reports over the past 24 hours. you can see a couple doz

. >> it's like going to the beach for us, it's just a vacation when -- >> when caroline was a high schoolnd terrified of math class, if the weather was good, her decision was made. go right to the creek, and bypass school altogether. >> tell me about that afternoon at the creek, caroline, what did you do? >> just go swimming, and after we were done swimming we would sit by the fire and get dry, and then we would hurry up and go back to the school, and take the bus home. >> so the creek was the place for the local kids could high out from the grown-ups, and play all day like frisky otters, in till one day in a secret teenage world collide with tragedy. >> i just knew in my heart that something was wrong. >> people were actually hiding their kids. >> do you think i'm gonna risk not knowing what happened? no i was gonna find out. >> so, this story is about a teenage sweetie named daniel. danielle locklear. it seems everyone in her orbit, young and old, got a boost from her take on life. including her mom, rhoda. >> she was just a fun, girl, she said, out she shined. you would notice her. >>

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not like i went to high school. i went to high-school a pla wh [laughter] this is magnificent.are here for the same reason. because we love america. i traveled far to tell you how much i love america, 1700 miles to be with you tonight. [cheers and applause] but i came because i have kids. i have grandchildren. and i have are future of america. about eight months ago i reached out to nikki haley, a woman who had never met personally, but whom i had the pleasure of seeing when she was ambassador t i saw how poised, graceful, knowledgeable, centered and intelligent she was. i saw how she commended her space. and when she indicated her desire to run for president of the united states and they saw the field, i said, i wanted to get to this lady. i had spent 70 some odd years being pretty apolitical but i, like many of you, wonder about the future of america. i think it's not as good a place as it was when i was growing up. and for that, i am sad. and i assume that that brings a lot of you here today. we are at a crossroads. and for me, finding e proud ofy domestically, but on the na

which i think contributed to a good outcome in that sense. >> close to 600 students attend perry high school, which was put on lockdown at the time. the school is connected to the middle school, with an elementary school just a few blocks away. >> security has changed dramatically, in terms of who is allowed on the school campus , whether it is high school or college. and the ability to try to detect what is going on in the schools through cameras outside of the schools . but there is no one size fits all security fix when it comes, particularly to this type of education level. >> reporter: a reunification center has been set up for parents to pick up the children come authorities say there is no further danger to the public at this time. >> this shooting comes just days before the iowa caucuses, which will kickoff the 2024 republican presidential primary process on january the 15th. >>> meanwhile in oakland, three people accused in the deadly shooting of an oakland police officer, tuan le, or in court for their arena. this afternoon we are getting our first look at the two other suspects ar

district staff at freeman high school lynbrook high school monta vista high school at homestead high school all received this email. law enforcement is claiming the threats are not credible but they still want to keep students and staff under a watchful eye. >> it's the red get anonymous, but it's still something skate like. think about all happened last year. but it seems like we're still going to school. so. >> maybe my safety is a danger. we'll see how this. >> investigators are actively looking into who sent those threats. state senator scott wiener introducing new legislation addressing street safety. this as surging across the united states kron 4 s charles clifford joins us now live from san francisco. the breakdown of this new proposal. thanks for joining us. >> across california in recent years, there has been a 20% increase. the number of fatalities out on the roadways. senator wiener, as you mentioned, has introduced actually 2 bills that he hopes will reduce traffic fatalities and injuries. >> we far too many people all being seriously injured and dying on our streets. >>

freeman high school. there's also lynbrook san jose homestead and monta vista, high schools in cupertino. all of those schools have extra security this morning and throughout the day. let me show you video of the police officers. they were actually here long before the students and the parents and the faculty members arrived on campus. they made sure the campus was swept that everything was good to go before they arrive, preventing any possible ambush. now, as far as the email into the school district, no credible threat, but let's face and the times that we live in, no one is taking anything lightly, which is why the school district even sent out e-mails last night to let the parents know exactly what happened. as far as the emails and to let them know that they are taking extra steps to make sure everybody is safe. got a chance to talk to students. yes, they see the police officers, but that does not mean they feel fully safe while they're in school. >> it's the red gets an anonymous, but it's still som