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john's university law school in new york. war hawks. this is my country like john bolton. pounding the drugs to get us into a war with iran. a new report indicates smart allies in europe and the arab world are not buying this hype. some european officials think president trump success tricked into a path towards war by the hawks around him. has the grand old party become the party of trump? you betcha. why is mitt romney the only republican standing up, on occasion against the republican party? more after the break. more after the break so, what are some key takeaways from this commercial? did any of you hear the "bundle your home and auto" part? -i like that, just not when it comes out of her mouth. -yeah, as a mother, i wouldn't want my kids to see that. -good mom. -to see -- wait. i'm sorry. what? -don't kids see enough violence as it is? -i've seen violence. -maybe we turn the word "bundle" into a character, like mr. bundles. -top o' the bundle to you. [ laughter ] bundle, bundle, bundle. -my kids would love that. -yeah. bundle, bundle, bundle. for people 50 and older

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john? >>> schools are closed in the houston metro area as severe flooding grips the region.e rain is expected this weekend. our meteorologist chad myers has the forecast. >> the rain happened overnight when it's difficult to see flooding and you're driving around. over 100,000 people without power down there. heavy rainfall on the gulf coast through houston, the same place with all of the rain a couple of days ago. this weather is wrougbrought to by shark, the vacuum that deep cleans and now cleans itself. here comes the rainfall. you had a lot in baton rouge overnight. more flooding possible today. another one to two inches of rain. not the six overnight. the rain coming down for tomorrow. a little bit farther to the east and northeast. here goes the rain for today. finally off toward florida. more showers popping up in the flooded areas. that's simply the problem. here comes the rainfall for the rest of the week. >> over 25 democratic candidates for president. >> do any of you feel it muddles the field? >> their response is next. >> announcer: your "new day" weather brough

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school. >>with the teacher watching standing by this is what one parent says happened at day john middle school, the parent recorded video of students you can see it right here, they're wearing gloves, they're swinging at each other this happened during class time. you can see the teacher appears to be resting the fights. now that parents says that his son feels pressured by the teacher to if i did during class and it's called restorative justice. he's so concerned about his 7th grader safety that he wanted to remain anonymous. >>as a carer all to you. you know business your. you know to snow said the world. so could you tell the world. >>well kron four reached out to the school district about this video and the parents concerns but we have not received a reply as of this morning. teachers from new haven unified school district in union city will inter day 9 of their strike. so far no deal has been reached between the teachers and the school district. but both sides will return to the bargaining table today after yesterday's talks teachers have decreased their initial request for a 10% pay incr

school system. in lafayette john ramis, kpix 5. >> 11% of california, 6 million students attend charter schools. >>> for the first time in its history san francisco state university has appointed a woman to serve as its president. she will become the universities 14th president when she takes over this summer. she is currently the vice president for academic affairs at cal state la, she replaces the current president who is retiring after seven years. >>> a redesigned $20 bill is being put on hold. the bill was set for 2020. the treasury secretary says that won't happen until 2028, he says the holdup is over counterfeiting issues. the unveiling was to coincide with the 100th anniversary of the 19th amendment which granted women the right to vote. in the meantime today is harvey milk day in california. it's the san francisco supervisors birthday. the governor declared today harvey milk day across the state the proclamation and legacy of the civil rights activist lives on. first he was shot akilled in 1978. white house faces scrutiny over border policies after news that six migrant children who died i

, i was joined earlier by former state departffntial vali nasr, who is now the dean of the johns hopkins schoolternational studies. just how much of an escalation is this? vali: significant escalation. until now the u.s. has only usen ic pressure to get iran to change its policy. now it is introducing a military element to the pressure as well. jane: what is this intelligence? is it credible that iran might have been staging or planning an attack? vali: we have not seen the details. although one should say that the u.s. and iran have a military presence in great proximity with iraq, anthere is always a possibility of some kind of escalation by one side or the other. iran also have client militias es mayq which themse also be preparing for certain kinds of activities against the u.s. what is clear is we don't know if this was really a seriousth at, or the u.s. decided to take even a minor threat and make it a major issue with iranl it i a clear warning to iran that iran should not -- that has economic pressure is building, iran should not countenance any kind of military reaction to the united s

the next speaker is mary is the codirector of the public policy institute at johns hopkins school of public health. she will provide the keynote presentation please relax and enjoy i look forward to participating. thank you soon i thank you very much dean donahue first of all, i will not be giving the keynote presentation i will be introducing the keynote speaker thank you to the dean and the organizers for the program today it's great to be with you. my work on climate change is studying how public health agencies implement climate change adaptation including strategic planning with the cdc climate health program launched 2009 there are big contribution to adaptation is a risk management framework building resilience against climate affects this has been launched and used in 16 states in the ten years the program has been around we have made some progress but certainly there is much more to be done and ten years is not a long time in the grand scheme of things and then talking about the grander scheme of time and the climate challenges that we face so since 2012 doctor johnson has b

john's college high school in northwest. michael mcdowell spoke to us from skype from his california hotel room, the proud father said his son was a leader and exceptional marine. conor died late last week after his armored vehicle rolled over. his dad recounts that tragic day that three marines showed up on his door with the devastating news. > they started to say the words, the president of the said, stop, please tell me my ae >> you sawck in the bacdowell's his mom. conor was t coupl child. he leaves behind his fiancee. the family plans to honor their son's legacy by helping others who need finanal assistance to join the marines. there. one >>> we're learning more about the murder of a local woman who h j the victim's husban ch,well known ar polay sotni bettr of bowie. jumped ttnesses who saw the incident and trying to he shooter. attoh tweeted thoughteage on the day jennifer was killed co re faithful is never an a ri loyalty is ever. there has been no arrests in jennifer's murder and no one has been named a suspect. >>>

john's college high school in northwest. his dad says he always wanted to be a marine. connor graduated from the citadel military became a marine corps officer in may of 2017. a military statement says a lightrmored vehicle rolled over, killing connor, and injurinseveral fellow marines. >> he died pointlessly, did someone make a mistake? was the equipment faulty? i will not be tisfied until there is a very rigorous investigation. >> he says connor played to stay in the marines and going to rry his soul mate, they wanted to have six children. and now he is thinking about the legacy his son leaves behind, is having accomplhed so much, at the age of 24. >> a patriot in the right way. >> cnor was the couple's only child and they plan to honor their son's legacy by helping financial need assistance in joining the marines and they're doing everything they can to comfort and support his afie. back to you. >> a tough scene there, you could see her in the backdrop while he was speaking. that is hard. thank you. >> the parents hope to y ba with their son's body thisco ming week.

ex police officersjohn staines and john woodley go into schools across the country warning children aboutare looking for children whose parents have turned off the chat because they can get them onto a third—party app and get them to send pictures and hold verbal conversations with them. was that the one we went on before? a quick google search brings up a whole host of sinister sort of paedophile—type stuff. there is no sugar—coating it. that's what it is. it's life destroying and i will never ever be able to take those pictures or words out of my mind. apologies for some of the sound issues we had with some of that report. hopefully we will fix that so you can hear the full story a little bit later in the day. and roblox point out that the third party app that sarah‘s son was contacted on via the game isn‘t ‘affiliated or integrated with roblox.‘ they say "it‘s extremely important to be aware of these chat apps, particularly those with an "overlay" feature making it appear to be part of whatever game is being played." now it‘s time for a look at the weather. we have a mixture of weather

john f. kennedy special warfare school inducted john into the special operations regiment in 2010. i know this, major john cleckner was a hero on and off the battlefield. he devoted his life to his country. when he could not longer serve, he helped improve the lives of his fellow veterans. i've seen that firsthand. i consider myself fortunate to have known him as a friend and i'm grateful for the things he helped us in my office and others do to accomplish things for veterans in northern california. john was tough. even a little bit scary. especially if he thought you weren't being true to what you were saying you would do, but if you were, you wouldn't have a stronger ally than major john cleckner, and what we pursue to help our veterans, to help our nation be strong to be true. his commitment has only strengthened my own resolve to further some of the initiatives he started and we helped with to never stop fighting for our veterans who deserve it. i thank john for his service, his sacrifice, his dedication. we will miss him in northern california, but we'll ensure his legacy live

john barry's great book, the great influenza, which is probably one of the best histories of the pandemic of 1918. one paragraph, victor vaughan. victor vaughan was the dean of the university of michigan medical school, one of the two leading health scientists in the united states, and best friends with william welch who for 40 years was the dean of the johns hopkins school of public health. victor vaughan, sitting in the office of the surgeon general of the united states army and the head of the armies division of communicable diseases watched the virus, the influenza, 1918, move across the earth. he wrote this in his own hand and i quote, if the epidemic continues, its mathematical rate of acceleration, civilization could disappear from the face of the earth within a matter of a few more weeks. now, this is not some crazy person. this is one of the two top medical scientists in 1918 in the united states. he wrote that in his own hand. that's the sense of panic that existed. we're going to face the same sense of panic. we had two or three people get sick with ebola in the united states. you remember what happened. it was all over the headlines across the united states. imagine if 650,000 americans

we have a young adults day at john o'connell high school, and i believe that's on wednesday. also going back to i missed inviting you, we have a drill that's going to be going on, on friday at the ocean, the big rescue drill and we'll get the information to you if you're interested in coming. it will be a multi-agency ocean rescue drill. i like to post all of our social media for the public to see and especially our s.f. fire site, it's been a huge success. included in my report is our e.m.s. commission report. i like to thank andy for all the work that he's done and welcome sandy. they're available for any clarification on this report. i also want to give kudos to cochrane, they have done amazing hard work and action to getting all our plans out to the field. they done a great job on 4/20, and that's been a huge help to us. every time we come to work, they click on it and see everything that's happening in their area. it's been a huge help. healthy streets operation center, we continue to work with them. that's another one of our e.m.s. 6 attributes. for commissioner verones

john was in law school there.is, and said he had a kind of epiphany. >> he said, "you know, i'm not even sure i'll be happy being an attorney. i think i wanna be a nurse anesthetist" and i think my jaw fell to the ground, because i thought he was, you know, a second-year law student. >> reporter: in fact, he wasn't. he had been kicked out. though he didn't tell her that. >> all the days of my life. >> reporter: so, in her blissful ignorance, she married him in her family's church in 1990. >> mr. and mrs. john meehan. >> reporter: and she helped put him through nursing school. they two daughters before things stopped adding up. >> and i found out that he was having an affair. >> reporter: tonia wondered, what else did she not know about her soon to be ex-husband. like, why did he refuse to invite his family to their wedding? why not let her even meet them? she decided to call his mother. >> i said, "dolores, this is tonia. i'm married to your son, john." and the phone was quiet for a minute. and she said, "oh, toni

john sudworth, thank you. schoole up to an hour less for break time, compared with 20 years ago. researchers at university college london say more lessons are being packed into the school day, leaving less time for children to play. the study says it means children are missing out on exercise, and the chance to learn vital social skills. here's our education correspondent frankie mccamley. and extra playtime on fridays for these pupils. they go to the local park to run around and play outside. i have learned to make some pictures with things outside. we found bees and flowers, some things i hadn't seen before. then back to school in the afternoon. why is it so important to get them out and about? most of these children don't have gardens they can run around in. they are working together as a team, working independently, it is good for their self—esteem and self—confidence. for their self—esteem and self-confidence. research has found school break times in england have been getting shorter, just i% of secondary school

john's college high school in orthwest. mcdowell spoke to us from his california hotel room. the proud father said hison s a leader and exceptional marine. conor died at camp pendleton afteraris red vehicle rolled over. his father remembers the moment when three marines showed up at his door with the devtating news. >> they started to say the words, the president -- and i said stop, please tell me my son is still alive. >> sawn the background his fiancee being comforted. conor was the couple's only child. he leaves behind his tancee. y plan to honor their son's legacy by helping those who need financial assistance to join the marine corps. >>> sad news from the entertainment world as well. peggy lipton died of cancer yesterday. she was pretty well known for starring in the tv show "the mod squad" in the '60s and '70s. she later married and divorced quincy jones. they had two daughters.pt lion was 72 years old. n>> updateow on that deadly gas stati explosion. this is in virginia.fi ofcials confirmed three people are dead aft

just to do it, he ran for the school board on john's island. did not win -- came in third, i believe, but he did come in before one white person. next year, what do they do? they change it to some school boards will be elected and some will be appointed. guess which boards are elected? these are the kinds of tricks and laws and things that were coming about that the voting rights act was able to tackle. leastn five was the burdensome on the minority victims of voter discrimination. they don't have to bring the case. section two applies to the section five, but applies to covered jurisdictions. how did congress decide which jurisdiction they will enforce it in? famously called the trigger, based upon history, which is you a device thatd diluted or kept african-americans from having the same right to vote or not -- a literacy test -- and in addition, there was a saidmatical formula that voting age population, what percentage had to be more than 50% were registered or of those who voted that were registered had to be 50%, so it had to do with both

our schools, as you point out john, are not as competitive as they should be internationally. we are just slightly below the israge of the oecd, which composed of rich nations. we need to bring that up, because it is going to affect our future. the: as we talk about opportunity gap, the achievement gap, i wonder your thoughts of the possibility of including an adversity score in current tests. "the washington post" writing about it recently. when students sit for the s.a.t., the admissions office might also get a number that rates the level of adversity the applicant faced, based on crime and poverty data and other demographic information about the neighborhood and high school. guest: i don't see any reason for doing that, frankly. colleges today get lots of information on students, and they know who has had adverse background. this is providing new information to most -- no information to most colleges, that are trying to open their colleges up to bright kids from all different backgrounds. so i don't think that that is going to do anything, other than maybe heighten the poli

john walker lin attended high school in larkspur. he was 20 when he traveled to afghanistan, joined the taliban. he was captured in 2001 weeks after the attacks. he was serving a 20 year sentence but was released three years early. president trump tried to stop him from being released but there was no legal way to do so. >> we'll be watching him closely. what bothers me here's a man who's not given up his proclamation of terror and we have to let him out. am i happy not even a little bit. >> lipp is not headed back to the bay area, the terms of his release require him to live in washington, d.c., or virginia. >>> president trump and nancy pelosi traded sharp words again today. president trump called pelosi crazy after she accused him of impeachable offenses. >> shes is a mess. >> in the roosevelt room announcing a $16 billion aid package president trump swung at nancy pelosi. >> crazy nancy, i have been watching her, she's not the same person. she's lost it. >> the long running feud hit a climate when the speaker twice accused the pr

something john sasaki from the oakland unified school district says is needed for many of their students>> give kids who may become from disadvantaged circumstances a little bit of a push to get into a school they want to go to. >> raheem said he should be able to apply on his own merits. >> if they looked at me, who i was as an actual student, they would be very impressed. >> he is actually heading to dillards university in the fall. many of the critics of the system say there begets concern is the fact that these scores will not be shared with students, they will only be shared with the colleges. live in san francisco, katie nelson, kpix 5. >>> what do you think about all this? in our facebook poll, 26 % of you say great idea. but 74 % say it's really not fair. >> president trump unveils his sweeping immigration overhaul today with changes favoring immigrants skills over there family ties. >> if you want to become an american citizen, it will be clear exactly what standard we ask you to achieve. it will be made crystal clear. >> the proposal emphasizes new security measures at the bord

ex police officersjohn staines and john woodley go into schools across the country warning children aboutays parents don't realise people have ways of communicating, even if parental controls are on and chat settings are disabled. unfortunately people they don't know are looking for the children whose parents have turned off the chat because they can get them onto a third—party app and get them to send pictures and hold verbal conversations with them. they also work with parents and teachers to help educate them, as well. with roblox, the staff's knowledge isn't as good as the children's, and the parents' knowledge isn't as good as the children's. have open discussions with children and whatever parents do, if something happens, don't take it away from them. don't ban things. don't say no. actually have discussions and say, "do you know what, let's have a look at that. let's look at the dangers" and try to get children to make decisions themselves, because if they are empowered to do that, they are working with you on being safe. people sayjust turn the chat off. it's not what you hear or

head teacher says it's put an extra burden on families, and she describes her school as the fourth emergency service. ashley johnwns, deprivation is an issue here. and it's something one primary school in the area knows about all too well. sharon is a support adviser and helped to set up the food bank at school. michael is apparent. let's start with breakfast. what do you prefer? why do you have to do this, why do you have to come here? it's because we were on universal credit. they think we can live on the money that they give us, and we can't. how important is this school? this school is majorly important — for me and my family. without the food bank, we'd be stuffed. i would've had to go out stealing, but i don't. you'd have to go stealing without this school? yes. this is the year four corridor. it was head teacher debbie whiting's decision to start the food bank last autumn, as a result of the increase of students showing up to school hungry. in order for a child to be able to learn and come into school ready to learn, there is a whole raft of things that need to be in place. first of all, they need to be f

these are third graders from john gee hall chin elementary school down the street from our studios.rincipal alan lee told me he's a big fan of abc 7, has always wanted to visit the station. the kids got a kick out of learning how we do our jobs. drew, you have a lot of fans espeal fhe ks 25 of them after your position. >> right. i don't think they're so happy with the>> yeah. >> rain coming back. that's what we have on live doppler 7, beginning to see the initial lihi storm that will bring us scattered showers. right now we have green on the screen at this moment and that leading edge is in the north bay right now. i do just want to zoom in briefly. we're finding one lone heavier downpour in the north bay just to the west of pen grove. that pop of yellow on the screen is rain. that potentially is coming down close to .25 inches per hour. we're going to find more isolated downpours as we go through the next 24 hours with this storm system. as of right now, a deck of cloud cover overhead. as the storm moves through, we will have some delays at sfo due to low cloud cover and rain movin

and how to dress the kids for school today, john i would say a >>there may be a sweater light jacketnoon though you won't need it. no winds. >>clouds sets forward measures that you he i don't need it. just take all they say that's all needed put you to going to be out tonight so you'll definitely needed again as temperatures will again fall pretty cool like we saw last night as far as conditions go this morning we've seen a lot of cloud cover out there which is one of the reasons it's helpful to keep the jacket on hand this morning because you don't have a lot of sunshine warming us up just yet. >>temperatures have been actually pretty pleasant this morning though we're in the 50's for the most part we've been pretty level all morning long to have yet to see temperatures bump in just yet we're still at 57 in oakland in hayward and pittsburgh even at 60 all morning long and you're still sitting right there so very little temperature movement you can blame that on the clouds that are pretty persistent, but look at this already seen some clearing above san francisco, some spots not so c

school shooting in colorado. one 2020 candidate is out with an ambitious gun control plan. johnr's proposal in the reality check >> america suffered two fatal school shootings in the past ten days. unless we forget, kids getting shot by kids at school isn't normal. listen to this 12-year-old survival of highland park >> i was going to go down fighting if i was going to go down. >> this brave kid was one of the lucky ones. 20 years ago when columbine occurred a mass shooting seemed a horrific aberration. in the past 20 years there have been shootings at 234 schools according to data compiled by "the washington post." at least 144 students, teachers and other people have been killed. more than 300 injured. the median age of the shooter, 16. this is an american epidemic and it is getting worse. the locations of the deadliest mass school shootings have been scarred in our mind, sandy hook, parkland. the vast majority fade from memory. what can't be forgotten is we haven't been able to summon the political will to stem the bleeding. even the landmark heller decision recognized an imp

next, a long-time school custodian in georgia getting quite the send off as students and administrators gather to celebrate johnket's retirement, giving him a crown and cape to wear. the good news is, the school turning locket's last day on the job to mr. john day, giving everybody there an opportunity to say good-bye and thank you to the 83-year-old custodian. he does not look a day over 65. we want to know his secret as well. thanks for joining us. i'm dana perino. i'll see you on "the five" in a little bit. have to get ready for that one. here's trace gallagher. >> trace: a live look at the white house. president trump about to announce more help for farmers and ranchers caught in the trade war for china. critics asking why taxpayers should pick up the tab. another meeting getting started right now. about whether military should flex more muscle when it comes to iran. forecasters warning we could see more tornadoes today after a round of dangerous and deadly storms. we're live in capitol city. there's word new technology can scan you for weapons and you would never know it. smart secu

the johns hopkins bloom berg school of public health and the center for injury research and policy, held a discussion on the impact of wildfires. speakers included the head of california's state firefighting service. who talked about health risks that residents face. other speakers touch on ways to mit gate their risks. >> it's my honor now to introduce miss tanya hoover. she was named the superintendent of the u.s. fire administration's national fire academy in may of 2017. as superintendent. mr. hoover provides leadership for the national fire academy. and they focus on enhancing the ability of fire and emergency services. and alied professionals to deal more effectively with fire and a host of other emergencies. she's an accomplished executive with more than 20 years of management experience in local and state government, she's successfully worked at high levels of government in developmenting and implementing bioprevention, fire training and community risk reduction programs. we look forward to hearing from you, and the panel today, and we're very appreciative that you're here. so th

let's talk about how communities and school systems are responding to all of this, including in colorado. t john ferrugia news anchor and managing editor with rocky mountain pbs in denver. and, eviblad is a reporter who covers this for "education week," a newshour partr. and evie blad is a reporter whr covers this ucation week, a "newshour" partner. welcome to the program john ferrugia, tell us how the community dealing with all of this especially with a history going back to columbine? f yes, judy, there's an overwhelming sensedness here, i think. another school shooting, nine peyole shot, onung man not coming home to his family again, another funeral. there's just an overwhelming sadness about thiin the community. i think, also, there is anger. i was just talking with a columbine survivor who saw her iends murdered in 1999. she now has children of her own e says why in the world can't we keep kids safe in school? i think that's a overwhelming feeling here in this state and around the country andco, of se, that brings up the issues around access to guns which is being debated >> woodruff: you w

representative there, he has been a member of congress since 2014 and he has his law degree from john marshall law schoolhost: back to calls. robert in greenville, texas. independent. what do you think of the attorney general not testifying this morning? caller: i think what we are witnessing right now is a self-destruction of the rule of law in the united states. these people are just shameful. down one way come or the other, republican or democrat. i come down -- this constitution, we elect officials that should be pillars of our society to represent us. the thing that makes this country as unique and great as it is and that has sustained us for 250 years is the rule of all. power giveions of certain rights to different branches of government on how they execute themselves and how they conduct themselves, and part of congress's duty is oversight. when people refuse to come before congress to testify on issues as important and as divisive as this has been in the last few years, our country is spiraling into chaos. these people need to put politics aside, come before the congress, answer the questions so

according to organizations standards here in the bay area school districts or grated poorly included could tidy rohnert park lay host san jose and johnweat in contra costa. so what is organization believe can be done for them to improve. >>sure we've already heard from some of the school districts that fell in the middle or lower tears. that they are going to use this report as we intended it should be yours which is as a checklist for work that they can be doing in the future in the coming months and years 2 improve how they serve and protect our lgbtq students districts have this resource to hold those districts accountable and to start conversations with district leaders whether their school board members are administrators about how those school districts can do better in terms of protecting their lgbtq students and making sure they have a safe and supportive learning environment and you know it's notable that. yes a number of school districts in the bay area that fell in either the middle or the lower tiers but there are also a number of districts like san francisco unified oakland unified alameda unified that our not top tier.

and now for a more in-depth dive were happening happy to welcome john quelch the dean of miami university's business school and richard wolffe professor of economic emeritus at the university of managed to massachusetts amherst and the author of democracy at work a cure for capitalism welcome to you both professor quelch you're the our new guest 1st to you what are the prospects for a while way in this court's push here suing to overturn a de facto ban on u.s. companies doing business with wall way citing constitutional grounds how will they do in court on this. it's a calculated risk on the one hand while where he needs to get out the information to the public that there's really been no security breach that has been publicly revealed by the u.s. authorities on the other hand in the court it's likely that the u.s. government will argue that it needs a discovery process to reveal the technology and business practices of wall way in order to better make its case so it's a calculated risk i would say that given that we're talking about a summary judgment against an executive order of the from the white house