. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in "the war room," so the thinking goes that responsible gun owners will support responsible gun safety laws. today the president went to the heartland to make the responsible case for just that. ♪ >> jennifer: when you think about who buys the most guns you might think it's hunters or tour get shooters or gun clubs, but some of the biggest gun consumers are actually city police. the nydp's budget this year $4.5 million. not all of that goes to weapons but millions do. not only does that improve gun maker's bottom line it also gives them a very powerful marketing tool, the prestige that coming with arming officers. gun companies have designed entire marketing campaigns around the idea that every day citizens can be just like cops if they have the same guns that cops do. some ads even imply that if you have these guns you won't even need the police like this new spot for glock. [♪ dramatic music ♪] ♪ >> somebody picked the wrong girl. >> jennifer: now the lesson there seems to

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm, and tonight on what is my final edition of the war room john brennan went to his c.i.a. confirmation hearing and a fight over drones broke out. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> jennifer: today john brennan took his seat before congress for his confirmation hearing for c.i.a. director. but what was under scrutiny was the obama administration broken program. it has drown criticism mostly from the left for not being more transparent. the criticism intensified after a memo was leaked talking about americans thought to have ties to al-qaeda through drones. and the left on left tension was on full display. here is brennan attempting to deliver his statement. >> i'm honored to appear before you today at the president's nominee to-- >> would you halt please. we'll ask the police to please remove this woman. >> jennifer: and that happened again and again and again four times he was interrupted until senator feinstein finally had to clear the room. >> okay, we're going to halt the hearing. i'm going to ask that the room be cleared and associates not allowed back in. we've done

. >> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in the "war room," some say the president is too liberal, some say he didn't liberal enough. they can't both be right. or maybe he is playing it just right. [♪ theme music ♪] >> jennifer: well, i'm jennifer granholm. this is "the war room." immigration reform is obviously a top priority of president obama's second term, and it's also high on the agenda of this country's labor movement. but it hasn't always been that way. in 1924 president calvin coolidge who was backed by the american federation of labor signed the johnson act and that established immigration quotas limit the number of immigrants who could come to america. back then the afl also aligned it's a with quasi fascist groups like the american defense society which deemed many immigrants genetically inferior. and the hart seller act discontinued quotas based on national origin. they feared competition from new immigrants who were willing to work for lower wages. so why do america's unions now favor immigration reform

>> jennifer: i'm jennifer granholm. tonight in the war room the government is finally taking a reading's company to court for its role in the 2008 meltdown. to which i say be thankful they're only suing you and not putting you in a locked room because of homeowners whose live you helped to destroy. >> today the u.s. government filed charges against the agencies of standard & poor's for its role in the 2008 economic cries. s & p rates investments. when they give an investment a high rating it's considered a low risk. even the most conservative investors like pension funds feel confident buying that product. well the justice department allegeses that s & p knowingly gave high rates to toxic bad mortgages that s & p knew were risky because s & p wanted more business from the banks that createed those purposefully risky bad bundles. that's right. they said the agency, they're getting paid by the very banks they're evaluating. a little conflict of credit? >> s & p misled investors including federally insureed financial insti

cameras as jennifer shot to the top. the "hunger games" premiere a year ago. >> jennifer!tered by the paparazzi. >> i thought, like, oprah was behind or something. i was like, yes! >> her first time to the oscars in 2011. >> that quote that kate moss quoted. nothing tastes as good as skinny feels. i was like, i could name a lot of things that taste better than skinny feels. potatoes. bread. >> philly cheesesteak. >> philly cheesesteak and fries. >> after jennifer's oscar win on sunday she jokingly flipped off the press then flirted with jack nicholson. >> i love all your movies. >> you look like an old girlfriend. >> really? do i look like a new girlfriend? >> in a word, jennifer is real. "e.t.'s" senior film producer scharlet hambrick says relate blt means big box office and big paychecks. >> here at "e.t." we've seen jennifer's salary grow in just a few years. for "winter's bone" she earned a reported $3,000 a week. for the "hunger games" half a million dollars. for the sequel "catching fire" she'll earn $10 million. >> add her look to the jennifer lawrence factor. "e.t.

>> jennifer: thank you.are beautiful, cameron. >> cameron: oh, well, actually-- >> jennifer: thank you so much. >> abigail: don't mind my mother, cameron. she's acting very strange this morning. >> cameron: ah. >> abigail: we are going out for breakfast, so i'll see ya. i'm just gonna grab my coat. i'll be right back. >> cameron: you know what, i have to check in with the hospital, so i'll see you outside? >> abigail: yeah, sure. >> cameron: okay, cool. take care, ms. horton. it's good to see you. >> jennifer: you too. thanks for the flowers. >> cameron: oh...[laughs] >> jennifer: just kidding. [door closes] >> abigail: please stop. >> jennifer: wow, i didn't know the two of you were dating again. >> abigail: mom, we're not dating. it's just--it's just breakfast. >> jennifer: breakfast? yes, eggs is breakfast. flowers is dating. >> abigail: [laughs] i don't know about that. can't believe he's even talking to me, though, after the way that i blew it before. >> jennifer: you know what? maybe he's a man that be

jennifer he esposito have in common? >> he had the heist case i have ever seen. >> we look at the medical mystery story of celiac disease. it's what happens when food and what's in it becomes your enemy. >> >> this is "fox files." >> december 28th, 2011, sub zero temperatures and a winter storm grip north korea as the world's most secretive and oppressive country laid to rest its supreme leader kim jong-il. the world got a rare glimpse inside this sealed off nation, historical throngs of north koreans line the 25 mile route in the procession in a ritual of bizarre mourning but it is unclear if the wailing was genuine or motivated fear. >> people probably understand what would happen if they didn't show sufficient grief. >> much of it was forced. the state wanted this behavior. >> and the state was working over time in the days after kim jong-il's death. they were ensuring that north koreans did not deviate from the socio ideology of behavior. >> north korea is the single most closed repressed society in history. >> every

jennifer lawrence rising star.rilliant actress and such fun in any kind of interview environment or press conference. >> both such brilliant talents. that's what you get to see. whoever gets the focus and it can be any up with of the five members, you get to see a little insight. they give you little something for themselves. >> daniel day-lewis is the only man to have won three times. >> he's a great actor. he's a master actor. it's wonderful to see him with this great role. this role to work toward. he does this wonderful in-depth research and all the written things. i'm a lincoln guy. the voice that people talk about is exactly as they describe it. he did all this wonderful, wonderful work. he's such a graceful performer. he's a great actor and this is a great role. >> let's talk about jennifer lawrence. she's real merging superstar. >> we were saying we all have girl crushes on her. >> girls love her. guys love her. everybody loves her. >> i didn't realize she was 22. she's beautiful. she has this spirit about

jennifer he esposito have in common? >> he had the heist case i have ever seen. >> we look at the medical mystery story of celiac disease. it's what happens when food and what's in it becomes your enemy. >> >> this is "fox files." >> december 28th, 2011, sub zero temperatures and a winter storm grip north korea as the world's most secretive and oppressive country laid to rest its supreme leader kim jong-il. the world got a rare glimpse inside this sealed off nation, historical throngs of north koreans line the 25 mile route in the procession in a ritual of bizarre mourning but it is unclear if the wailing was genuine or motivated fear. >> people probably understand what would happen if they didn't show sufficient grief. >> much of it was forced. the state wanted this behavior. >> and the state was working over time in the days after kim jong-il's death. they were ensuring that north koreans did not deviate from the socio ideology of behavior. >> north korea is the single most closed repressed society in history. >> every

jennifer he esposito have in common? >> he had the heist case i have ever seen. >> we look at the medical mystery story of celiac disease. it's what happens when food and what's in it becomes your enemy. >> >> this is "fox files." >> december 28th, 2011, sub zero temperatures and a winter storm grip north korea as the world's most secretive and oppressive country laid to rest its supreme leader kim jong-il. the world got a rare glimpse inside this sealed off nation, historical throngs of north koreans line the 25 mile route in the procession in a ritual of bizarre mourning but it is unclear if the wailing was genuine or motivated fear. >> people probably understand what would happen if they didn't show sufficient grief. >> much of it was forced. the state wanted this behavior. >> and the state was working over time in the days after kim jong-il's death. they were ensuring that north koreans did not deviate from the socio ideology of behavior. >> north korea is the single most closed repressed society in history. >> every

and jennifer, jennifer, and jennifer, all dazzling in their dresses. >> i love the dress. >> thank you is there? >> i was hoping it would be a ru ruby. >> our unpress dented access. >> oh, you've got a fan here. >> the 50 years of james bond. ♪ if the sky falls >> oscar winner adele leaving everyone shaken and stirred. ♪ makes me love together after [ cheers and applause ] >>> let's keep that bond theme going a little longer. boy, it was so great last night to see all those people. she killed it. >> she did. she did. >> and how about the people here this morning? it's crazy this morning. doesn't matter at all. we have dj kiss up on the set here. backstage, a great time last night. >> it was a year ago, our oscar party last year, you were with us. we haven't let you go since. it is wonderful to have dj kiss back with us. we have the details on the hottest fashions on the red carpet, including helen hunt's dress from h&m that had so many people buzzing. >> it goes to show you, you mix it up. >>> also, zbracht time on the red carpet with you, robin, talking to all the stars. you talked to

. >> what does a hockey rink a banana baby and jennifer esposito have in common?selceliac disease and you ha the worst case we have ever seen. >> it's what happens with food and what's in it becomes your enemy. >> i am ar they will neville. i am bill hemmer. this is "fox live." >> december 28, 2011, sub zero temperatures and a winter storm gripped north korea as the world's most secretive and oppressive country laid to rest it's supreme leader kim jong-il. the world got a rare glimpse of the sealed off nation. the throngs of north koreans lined the 25 mile route of the funeral procession in a ritual bizarre mourning it's unclear if the maliwailing was genuine or motivated fear. >> people would understand if they didn't show sufficient grief. >> much of it was forced. the state wanted them to behave this way. >> and the state was working over time in the days after kim jong-il's death. they were insuring that north koreans did not deviate from official ideology and behavior. >> north korea is the single most closed and repressed society arguably in human history. >

. >> what does a hockey rink a banana baby and jennifer esposito have in common?selceliac disease and you ha the worst case we have ever seen. >> it's what happens with food and what's in it becomes your enemy. >> i am ar they will neville. i am bill hemmer. this is "fox live." >> december 28, 2011, sub zero temperatures and a winter storm gripped north korea as the world's most secretive and oppressive country laid to rest it's supreme leader kim jong-il. the world got a rare glimpse of the sealed off nation. the throngs of north koreans lined the 25 mile route of the funeral procession in a ritual bizarre mourning it's unclear if the maliwailing was genuine or motivated fear. >> people would understand if they didn't show sufficient grief. >> much of it was forced. the state wanted them to behave this way. >> and the state was working over time in the days after kim jong-il's death. they were insuring that north koreans did not deviate from official ideology and behavior. >> north korea is the single most closed and repressed society arguably in human history. >

for jennifer lawrence. she was previously nominated in this category for "winter's bone." >> and the oscar goes to -- "argo." congratulations. >> massive moment for ben affleck there. "argo" winning best picture. john, let me start with you. you've won an oscar. a pretty dramatic surprise. more surprises thanpredicted. >> well, it was spread out pretty good. i think people were very satisfied with it. of course, everybody's got their favorites. the people are rooting for you. you win or lose with your guy, you know. very nice night. >> the presidential theme of "lincoln", daniel day-lewis winning. we had, of course, "argo." president carter who i interviewed earlier this week, he was a pivotal figure in that real life story. michelle obama popping up at the end. lots of presidents going on today, john. >> yes. what do you want me to say? >> i have no idea what it means. it happened to be a fact. leann, you're a grammy winner. you've won awards. you've lost awards. sorry i have to remind you of that. >> than

jennifer lawrence is in the building. the diva has arrived.will join us after the break. ♪ if loving you is wrong ♪ i don't wanna be right [ record scratch ] what?! it's not bad for you. it just tastes that way. [ female announcer ] honey nut cheerios cereal -- heart-healthy, whole grain oats. you can't go wrong loving it. >>> i want to thank david. you made a movie that was -- you made a movie for your son so he wouldn't feel alone and so that he could feel understood and i think i can speak on behalf of most of us saying that you've helped more than your son. you've helped so many sons and daughters and husbands, wives, everybody. >> that was jennifer lawrence's speech for winning the s.a.g. award for best actress. jennifer is outside my studio. isn't coming in yet. not quite sure why. can you shed any light on this, david? >> i think it's all mysterious. >> has she had another wardrobe malfunction? >> yes, i think so. >> tell me about jennifer lawrence as an actress since she's not coming out to tell me herself. >> i wrote this script five

>> jennifer lawrence in "silver linings playbook." here is jennifer herself as well as david o. russell. you left us with a cliffhanger. you were a little late. >> it wasn't my fault. >> i wasn't blaming you. but i very generously allowed you to stay on my set on the pretext we could run it tonight. >> and you get to say my side later. then we get the truth. >> okay, the cliffhanger we left the viewers was the brilliant recovery you made from your wardrobe malfunction at the globes where it appeared to me as a casual viewer that your entire dress was collapsing as you walked up to get this great award. tell me what you were thinking as it began to fall apart? >> i didn't feel anything, which is actually a lot worse because i had this like blank look on my face. >> what is this that is happening? >> is it actually ripping? >> no, it's a tiered dress, which i didn't understand. yeah, that's the design of the dress. i guess if you put it on somebody with the coordination of my level, that's what's going to happen. >> what i love is naomi watts and nicole kidman, sharing the horror,

russell, jennifer lawrence's heartfelt speech. jennifer is outside my studio, isn't coming in yet.uite sure why. can you shed any light on this, david? >> this is all mysterious. >> has she had another wardrobe malfunction? >> i think so. >> tell me about jennifer lawrence as an actor since she's not coming out to tell me? >> i wrote this script five years ago and i tried to make it five years ago and i was frustrated and jennifer lawrence was in high school five years ago. from the parents home in kentucky, she dressed up like the character, knocked it out of the park. she's very authentic and unpretentious and unprecious about herself. she has a confidence that is very much like the character in the film. she at one moment -- but she can still be very vulnerable. in one moment she can look like she's 40 and others like she's 18. i said, gosh, why don't you eat? i want to you look like a real woman in this. i don't want you to not be starving yourself. and she said, oh, my god, no director has ever said that to me before and she went out and got a deep-fried chilly cheesesteak and

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jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months.n for robbery, was still facing three to five more years. >> we plan to be together for the rest of our life. those are our plans. >> i'm going to stick by her, no doubt. it may sound crazy, but i will probably end up even coming back. >> the reality is that she could come back here to be with me. >> how? >> get another charge. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from a homosexual. >> a place in the code for gays and gay predators. @ñ >>> attitudes towards sex in male penitentiaries are complex. according to the convict code, child molesters and rapists are reviled. but homosexuals can live freely in prison as long as they adhere to other parts of the code. mind your own business. and never show weakness. >> well, the boys seem to have no problem with their lovers. they love us. i mean we're like gold in here. we really are. there are very few of us. oh, please. maybe not for you. anyway, they treat us just like they treat a

the author, american university professor jennifer lawless. professor lawless, why do people run for office in the u.s.? >> guest: lots of reasons, but basically because they've thought about it, and it's been something percolating in the back of their mind for a very long time. so rarely does somebody wake up in the morning and decide, oh, this seems interesting. i wasn't thinking about this, but i don't like my incumbent, i'm going to throw my hat into the ring. it's the evolution of a very long, politically-engaged process. >> host: is it because they're concerned about policy? is it because of an ego issue? >> guest: it depends who you're talking about. one of the biggest kindings in the book is a -- findings in the book is a substantial gender difference. men are far more likely to think they're qualified to run for office, they're far more likely to think they would win, so to some extent there might be ego strength involved. but certainly it's about policy and the idea of entering the electoral arena is a way to make the world a better

jennifer aniston, la queremos, la amamos.ue llevar otra cosa. eres jennifer aniston, estaba bien, pero esperaba algo mÁs. salma hayek, dios mÍo, no quiero, fue superimportante en mi carrera, trabajÉ mucho con ella, me parece mal hablar de ella. el pelo. los pelos oscuros al pretender que quede como messi no funciona en cÁmara, sÍ un pelo tirante, y por supuesto brillitos del pelo es demasiado con los brillos del cuello, llevaba un vestido espectacular. sÍ, bueno la siguiente. >>> me encantÓ. >>> zoe zaldana. >>> sÍ. >>> el quinto es zoe zaldada, me encantÓ, el maquillaje perfecciÓn, y el pelo tambiÉn, para mÍ fallÓ el cinturon, estaba perfecta, la puse en el 5 porque habÍa otras mÁs perfectas, algÚn comentario mi pamelita? >>> regresamos a salma hayek, es un vestido espectacular, y zoe me gustÓ mucho. salma hayek muchos no se dieron cuenta que tenÍa una coronita, que tenÍa muchos detalles dijiste, pero el vestido espectacular, un alexander mcqueen como una princesa. >>> y silva sÍ, el vestido me encantÓ. y la sexta jennifer l

jennifer, serving time for drug offenses, was due to be released within a matter of months.till facing three to five more years. >> we plan to be together for the rest of our life. those are our plans. >> i'm going to stick by her, no doubt. it may sound crazy, but i will probably end up even coming back. >> the reality is that she could come back here to be with me. >> how? >> get another charge. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> a lot of people here can't deal with rejection, especially coming from a homosexual. >> a place in the code for gays and gay predators. the giants don't have a mascot! ohhh! eat up! new jammin jerk chicken soup has tasty pieces of chicken with rice and beans. hmmm. for giant hunger! thanks mom! see ya! whoaa...oops! mom? i'm ok. grandma? hi sweetie! she operates the head. [ male announcer ] campbell's chunky soup. it fills you up right. to find you a great deal, even if it's not with us. [ ding ] oh, that's helpful! well, our company does that, too. actually, we invented that. it's like a sauna in here. helping you save, even if it's not with us -- n

jennifer. >> thank you. >> lovely to see you. dustin hoffman who is just picking up jennifer lawrence's dress. very gallant of him. dustin, what the hell is going on here? he's grabbing everybody. save jennifer's dress. we may have to wait for dustin. i'll wait for dustin all day. he's dustin hoffman. i'll ask him about the weather. i don't mind. we'll ask him about the weather. seriously. >> looking at live pictures of jane fonda dazzling in yellow. seth mcfarlane is here. josie, tell me about jane fonda's dress there. >> jane fonda, she looks stunning in that chartreuse. i'm guessing it's versace. >> it looks like versace. it's classic donatella versace and jane fonda always turns it out. >> she's like a sex vixen on the red carpet. she really after all of this, i mean, she's the one to look at sometimes i think. >> i think so. we were looking at sally field a moment ago wearing valentino couture tonight. one things that one of the fashion houses told me, piers, which was so interesting, they said typically a 66-year-old actres

studio. >> jennifer lopez, justin bieber and the kardashians.hose are just some of the famous stars denise richards can call her neighbors. and my friend opened up her home to show all of you her newly renovated digs. trust me, you are not going to believe her closet. >> hello, my friend. hi. >> what's happening? >> my very good pal denise richards letting our cameras into her newly remodeled home. >> i wanted it to be swanky and sexy. >> having been to denise's home i knew it was beautiful. as producer of hgtv's "celebrities at home" i asked denise to show it. >> how did you decide to put a little bling-bling here? >> if i could live in a crystal chandelier, i would. >> you would? >> the chandeliers are extravagant and the lamp exotic. denise's wine room? well, that's her former kitchen. >> i want to point out something, though. i gave her this bottle. >> that bottle, though, that is -- this is the only -- it's the only good one in here. i won't let anyone drink this. >> because i gave it to you? >> because you gave it to me and because the bot

i loved jennifer lawrence in dior.d halle berry in custom versace, apparently she went there and told them she wanted to look like a bond girl and boy did she tonight. other stories, reese witherspoon and lilly collins, seth rogan and amy poehler. i always like to say, if a bomb, god forbid, were to blow up this building, there would be nobody left in hollywood. >> you're right. >> the thing about this -- the other great thing about the vanity fair party is that at the end of the night, if you've ever been inside, as i've been lucky enough to have been, they serve in and out burgers, and after actresses have been starving themselves for two months straight, they can have something good to eat. nischelle. >> i was just about to say, please, snag one of those in and out burgers, double-double animal style for me. because i'm waiting for it as well. i have to tell you, there is a lot of people i really thought looked beautiful on the red carpet. i'll go a little to the left. i thought sally field looked gorgeous in valent

what does she have, jennifer, that takes it to that kind of level?re's a soulfulness that's immediately there. you -- it's right there in her eyes and in her face, and in her -- the way she talks. i don't know how to express it except to point to her performance. she has a soulfulness that comes from her, and there's -- i don't want to embarrass her, we were concerned she was too young for the role. i said, e almost has a timeless quality to her, which i do feel. sometimes she feels like she's 18. sometimes she feels like she's 40. not only that, a realness. there's a lack of preciousness. there's not a frame around what she's doing. it's raw, and it's real. and it comes from part of her soul, and she just channels it right out there and she's not afraid to jump in and do it any number of different ways. and she has very good instincts. she'll tell you when she feels something is false and when she would like to find another way to do it. it's a great gift to a director to have an actor who has so much emotion readily available. it's authentic emotio

please say hello to jennifer lawrence. how you doing? jimmy: it's good to see youle. >> good to see you. >> jimmy: how you feeling? all right? i know you've been a little sick. >> a little sick. i'm a little drunk. your producer made me do two shots of tequila. >> jimmy: well, we have the top people in the business here. two shots of tequila, huh? >> two shots of tequila, and a beer. but the beer was my decision. >> jimmy: oh, okay. so you're okay though? everything's all right? >> yeah, i'm doing good. i just went to the doctor today, got a chest x-ray of my lungs and discovered that my breasts are uneven. [ laughter ] that was all i saw. >> jimmy: it's okay. >> i was like standing there with these doctors and they're looking at my lungs, it felt like an elephant in the room. i was like are my breasts uneven. and they were just kind of like stifled and uncomfortable, obviously. so i kept thinking well, i'm going to dig myself out of this hole by bringing it up again. he was like well, our radiologist will get back to you about your lung

jennifer, you're going to stick around. a trauma like this can shape you even when you become an adult. we'll talk about that next. [ tylenol bottle ] me too! and nasal co [ tissue box ] he said nasal congestion. yeah...i heard him. [ female announcer ] tylenol® cold multi-symptom nighttime relieves nasal congestion. nyquil® cold and flu doesn't. something this delicious could only come from nature. new nectresse. the 100% natural no-calorie sweetener made from the goodness of fruit. new nectresse. sweetness naturally. >>> tonight we're talking about the bizarre and frightening child hostage silgs going on right now in southern alabama. for days now, a man has held a 5-year-old boy in an underground bunker. we don't now the man's intentions, his demands. we don't know if the boy is healthy. we're having a conversation with jennifer hyde who survived a school bus kidnapping back in 1976. now i want to bring in a child psychologist. she's here in atlanta. you heard jennifer just a moment ago. she talked about her ordeal when

jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. baltimore mayor stephanie rawlings-blake is laid out a 10 year plan after a recent report shows the city will go bankrupt without major reforms. residents may have to pay a fee for trash collection. homeowners could pay 20% less in property taxes. is ae work we're doing retention strategy. the work to improve the quality of our schools and give families more choices, that is about retention. >> the plan will bring 10,000 families to the city and help close a budget gap. to see the rest of the details, go to wbaltv.com and click on local news. >> a senate committee could push maryland one step closer to repealing the death penalty today. a vote is expected on capital punishment today. maryland has five prisoners on death row. the gun control legislation faces a key vote later today. sarah brady met with the governor ahead of today's vote. she is urging lawmakers to pass the measure that will ban assault weapons and strengthen handgun licensing requirements. david collins spoke with bra

jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. police have identified the student who killed one of is roommates and wounded another before killing himself. we're told dayvon green set several fires before shooting his roommates as they try to escape. stephen rane was killed and another was wounded. a number of weapons were found inside. >> a student who is overwhelmed and scared. >> green was a graduate student at the university of maryland. his family said he suffered from mental illness. >> a man is being held in a new york jail accused of killing a man and stuffing the body in the trunk of a car. john ryan was found in a parking lot. police picked up michael stahlnecker on tuesday and charged him with the murder. faces teacher's aide child sex abuse. police arrested amanda miller on monday. a student said he and miller started a sexual relationship in december. miller is charged with sexual abuse of a minor. faces up to 37 years in prison. >> a charter school has been decided to close. two schools were shut their doors at the