indira.naron a la sociedad. >> el estudiante me golpeÓ como una bestia feroz y me entrÓ... indira: las imÁgenes de golpizas en los centros educativos han aparecido recientemente en diversos medios, que redes sociales causando repudio por parte de la sociedad. muchos consideran estos hechos como un estallido incontrolable en la violencia en las escuelas. >> estos casos que hemos visto en las redes, corremos el riesgo de que generen una imagen de que sea una situaciÓn generalizada todos los dÍas en todos los planteles escolares y centros educativos. >> las redes sociales han venido a poner al desnudo una cuestiÓn que estÁ ahÍ y que es cotidiana. indira: algunos de los incidentes como el del estudiante que salvajemente golpeÓ a su compaÑera de clases han sido castigados por la justicia. el joven fue enviado a una prisiÓn de adultos por un mes, por orden de un tribunal. la medida coercitiva contra el joven sentÓ un precedente en el sistema educativo y de justicia del apÍs, con el cual se enviÓ un

robert: indira, you haven't just lived in pittsburgh. you've lived abroad. what's going to be the cost for the united states. is it more isolation in global affairs and how does this rock, perhaps, global environmental policy? indira: among my times overseas as a correspondent for the "boston globe," i intent seven years based in china and comploin has some of the knost polluted cities in the world. china and the united states lead the world in terms of carbon emissions and it's most important for those two countries to be so-called lead not guilty commitments in paris or other commitments to redoes carbon emissions. what's interesting its in the reaction was even before donald trump formally made his announcement, china and the e.u. came together and said that's ok. we're still going to keep our commitments and india said the same thing. this is key, why? because china and india have literally hundreds of millions of people who live on the coastlines who will go underway if climate change proceeds. robert: california's governor jerry brown. a lot of blue st

. ♪ [gritos] indira: estas son las imÁgenes que causaron conmociÓn en toda repÚblica dominicana.ante la mirada de la maestra y otros muchachos que grabaron en la escena con sus celulares y que luego, al llegar a las redes sociales, se volvieron virales. >> el nivel de violencia que se expresa en las escuelas, que se expresa en las calles, es una expresiÓn de lo que pasa al interior del mundo familiar, en la sociedad dominicana. [gritos] indira: en otra escuela, dos estudiantes se enfrentaron a puÑetazos, como si se tratara de un ring de boxeo, una profesora se convirtiÓ en rÉferi que incitaba a la agresiÓn. posteriormente por su conducta, la educadora fue suspendida. >> la escuela dominicana sigue siendo un territorio de paz, que obviamente, tiene riesgos. y en el cual se asoma la violencia por algunas conductas, patrones de comportamiento. indira: pero las agresiones no sÓlo fueron entre estudiantes, tambiÉn se registraron peleas entre profesores y alumnos, que conmocionaron a la sociedad. >> el estudiante me volÓ como una bestia feroz y me entrÓ. indira: las imÁgenes de golpiza

las madres sÓlo se enteraron ayer, indira con los detalles.ra: la muerte de los reciÉn nacidos habÍa sido causada por los altos niveles de hacinamiento, la falta de incubadoras y segÚn los mÉdicos del lugar, por la remodelaciÓn que adelantan en el lugar. >> tenemos un hospital que sÓlo funciona, se pudiera decir un 25%. indira: pero las autoridades pÚblicas del paÍs minimizaron la alarmante mortalidad de infantes, aseguraron que los 14 bebÉs estaban destinados a morir. >> era muerte materna de niÑo con prematuridad importante, bajo peso importante y ademÁs malformaciÓn congÉnita. como consecuencia, esa muerte posiblemente no eran evitarles. indira: declaraciones que despertaron la indignaciÓn, que ya hace dos aÑos en otro hospital del estado 11 niÑos murieron por una averÍa en el sistema central de oxÍgeno y no se tomaron las medidas para evitar que los dolorosos episodios se repitan. >> eso minimizar ese escÁndalo. esto es un escÁndalo. 14 niÑos muertos en un fin de semana. es un datos sin precedentes. indira: los mÉdicos de la maternidad ase

indira, finally, some people kind of ascribed a last-ditch nature to the president's tweets today. they were really aggressive. and we're nowhere near that point. we are under 150 days. >> there's nothing last-ditch about this. this is like you know we've got many, many more ditches to go through, folk. buckle up, this is not your last-ditch. believe me. but i mean i think that the thing about these tweets is when he says -- he points a finger at bill clinton and says he shouldn't have met with loretta lynch, the former attorney general. okay, maybe he has a point. except the problem is trump completely lacks self awareness here. he's president now. when he points that out he's maybe not remembering that he's the president and he met with the fbi director and said please don't pay attention to, or let go away the probe you have into my, you know, my national security adviser. when he is pointing a finger at bill clinton, that same i think finger turns around and points at himself. when he says why are you not investigating hillary clinton for her ties and collusions with russia, ev

indira, we'll get to pittsburgh. first i want to talk sanctions. before that, i want to player mo of the megyn kelly interview. let's listen to this and react on other side. >> president putin, there are reports today in the american press that the trump administration took active steps to ease sanctions on russia almost immediately after trump took office. was this possibility ever discussed between the trump team and your representatives prior to president trump being inaugurated. >> translator: that's just absurd what they are saying. i don't know where these people have come from that distribute this kind of information. what is an ambassador supposed to do? that's what he gets money for. he has to hold meetings, have discussions about the current state of affairs. seek agreement. what do you expect him to do? my answer is no, no agreements whatsoever -- we never ever get down to that, never had the time to start negotiations. >> indira we could make out a couple of niets in there. what's your reaction? >> even from what michael flynn said, eac

that's indira willenda dangling by her tooth from a hoop out of a helicopter.the falls. the 36-year-old mother of three spent about eight minutes of the ten minutes stunt hovering over the fall. my goodness. >>> new jersey based golden platter foods recalling pre cooked meat products. the products contain milk that's in the list the on the label. chicken tens, chicken nuggets and meatballs is among the recall list. no one has gotten sick they were sold in new jersey and pennsylvania as well as some other states. a full list of all the affected úproducts are on our website jut head to fox29.com. >>> and trader joe's issued a recall for grain less granola. there's concern about listeria. no one has gotten sick either pennsylvania, new jersey and delaware all got the recalled product. you can toss it or bring it back to the store if. bought some and find information about this recall on our website at well. >>> a parking pardon going vir viral. wisconsin parking control officer was just about to write a tick for expired meter. >> that's right. but then he spot add

52 airplanes will be flown by college or university students and you look spin around behind you indiraiddle tennessee and in the white are ohio state and they're bonding over this experience, again, guys, the first planes take off here they're going up every 30 seconds starting in about 15 minutes. so we'll stay here and as they start flying, we'll show you some live pictures and probably put something together for our of interesting and cool people out here. lin thanks for having us. safe flight, everyone. >> thanks lot. >> cool. >> bob, you talked to debbie with 30,000 hours of the flight time. >> right. can you imagine. >> those are not commercial planes. i wonder how many hours the comfort factor s for those planes. >> reporter: well, you know, debbie here who's going to take last peek at the engine here and her step daughter christine who are both southwest airline pilots say this is -- this is more nerve racking for them. debbie we were just just retired southwest airline pilot. >> a year ago, yeah. >> christine who is currently still a south -- flying 737s. she's more nervous do

i follow indira levin down the line of people.ral public. there are several hundred people here. most of the people who's backs and faces you're seeing here are capitol hill interns much these people got in ahead of the people who had waited outside. you mentioned midnight. there are four people you'll see again here in a minute that we met. we met them at 7:00 o'clock this morning. they had been here since 12:30 in the morning. they say capital police did not allow them to sleep so they kind of stayed awake all night. they got in here. they were the first of the general public to get in here, and they were told they were about 500th online and they are going home. because there's basically you guys are going to ooh any part of this hearing. is that what they told you? >> yeah. basically, we came in and the line goes around into the building by the time we got in they have 300 people back in the -- it only seats 40. >> what the capital police told me was that they're going to let people in at 9:45. fewer than 100 from the general

indira got plate for you as well. we'll try to bring some back if we can. no guarantee, guys.he boat your way. >> i'll fire the boat up. >> maureen has got more as we continue to celebrate the tastes of annapolis. maureen. >> man if you didn't think you can top i can do boat yard bar if you have not tasted their goods you're missing out this is dick the owner and this is george benson the chef extraordinary. dick... >> rock star chef indeed. >> tell us about the restaurant. >> it's right over there east port where all the boat yards are. that's why we call it the boat ward. >> exactly. >> and we sold 57,000 crabcakes last year we ship em everywhere. that must mean your crab is pretty good. >> it's the best. >> what's the saying you told me all killer no filler. >> all killer no filler. >> i like i. >> george tell us about our great food. >> what we have here is an array of fresh maryland seafood which is what we sell. >> um-hmm. >> we have a fresh local rock fish with fried green tomatoes and sauce. >> okay. okay. i'll put that down. >> we got maryland crabcake. >> that's the

but clearly the clothing of the gunman and i'm getting a thumbs up from indira levine guys maybe you can see more and perhaps the rifle and the gun that were used in this attack this morning and again we're not sure who's car this is here but there's another gentleman who was at the baseball practice and frankly we came up the street because senator flake was walking by and i wanted to make sure he didn't have any new information that he could share with us to share with you. he said he did not. and there's a gentleman here doing what appears to be maybe a phone interview and some people are around him and if you bar with me one second i'm going to see if there's any way to get in on this, um -- i don't know if -- he may be just talking to family or something. he's on the phone is standing by hoping that he'll talk. you can't even see him from our camera angle. i don't want to frankly step around and get inside the police tape and perhaps get us in trouble. let's just show you again one of the visual results of the gunfire here today. angle of this shattered front driver's side door