and john, smith says establishing people's indigenous day. day to native americans should have happened years ago. >> in october, when columbus day came around, i heard from a huge breadth of the community. >> john: councilman gordonon says we've come a long way. calling for asheville city council to declare the second monday in october indigenous people's day. >> it recognizeshe heritage and contribution of our native american citizens and does away with the fiction that somehow there was no one here before columbus. long overdue. >> john: smith is currently running for buncombe county commissioner. the many contributions made to our community in areas ranging from philosophy to the arts. >> i've been working on it since october. >> john: following the lead of cities like berkeley, minnesota that have designated the day. >> recognition of minority peoples, including native americans americans. >> john: the tide has been turning as to whether christopher columbus should be celebrated. >> columbus didn't really discover (bleep). he kind of just

. >> while john smith might be one of the more trusted inmates at santa rosa, another portion of theopulation is always on staff's radar. security threat group coordinators knight and demerey gather intelligence on prison gangs. during a cell search of bobby sandier and alfredo roca moreno, they found gang-related material among sandier's possessions. now they will interview him and ask him questions about his involvement with the bloods. >> what does that say? >> blood over bitches. >> okay. you done? >> yep. >> mr. sandier, have a seat. we have already determined you're a blood. which set are you? >> no particular set. >> when did you join? >> that's something i can't answer. >> where did you join? >> miami, florida. >> how did you become involved? >> i won't answer that one. >> why did you become involved? >> no answer. >> have you gained anything since you smuggled drugs? >> i won't answer. >> so you're just a blood from miami. >> are you going to answer any of these questions? any of them at all? look, look, let's do this, okay? seeing you don't want to answer no questions. did

john: it is a modern-day david versus goliath story. is the national football league. will smith stars as the doctor parens it pathologist who discovers a disease involving repetitive injuries to the head. he calls the disease chronic traumatic encephalopathy. this is not welcome news to the john: smith gives the performance of his career as a man trying to take on the mighty forces of the nfl. he wants rule changes to protect the players and the game itself. concussion is hard-hitting. anchor: next week he reviews the cordes: most nurses are tough. they're problem-solvers. they like making things better. people don't have access to healthcare bernie sanders understands how pharmaceutical companies and major medical companies are ripping us off. bernie tells the truth, and he's been consistent. he understands that the system is rigged, and he's the only one who can bring real change. tony: in college basketball you strive to get resume building wins. they took down top-ranked michigan state. on the road taking on purdue. early on at. good for the hawkeyes. they led by almost 20 a

jamal john smith is being looked after by the deputy. responsible for a deadly shooting. three men killed. david washington and two women. the only survivor 18-year-old felix cam post was shot in the face. deputies have arrested the other two suspects. if you know where smith might be, you are urged to call the polk county sheriff's office. >>> and still ahead on abc action news at six. it is supposed to be good for you but this salad is making people sick. the specific label you need to check after a deadly outbreak. >>> plus what is new in st. pete and what is next and the america. >>> taking action for your help dole. there is a deadly listeria onout break. one person died and is it people hospitalized. all the patients ate the plant from ohio. there is a recall with this manufacturing code starting with an "a." they were sold under the brand dole fresh selection market side the little market side. we have this recall information >>> the new project was talked about at the theater recapping the second year. there were opportunities talked about in the sky way district.

a $15,000 reward is offered for jamaal john smith. he's wanted for the murders of three people in florida. two others have been caught. if you recognize this man or know where he is, call police. >>> the search is on for three escaped prisoners in california. the violent felons scaling down the prison wall over the weekend and haven't been seen since. >> reporter: we know that someone out there knows something. these three are extremely dangerous felons and need to be apprehended and brought back immediately. law enforcement officials in california are turning to the public for help in capturing the three inmates who escaped from a prison last week. investigators say that the surveillance video shows the three men on the roof of the men's jail shortly after a 5:00 a.m. security check. they were able to repel down five floors to their escape. >> it appears to be a very sophisticated operation where they're allowed to go through had some tools that allowed them to do that. >> they cut their way through a steel screen and made their way

the sheriff's office says jamal john smith is wanted for the murders of three people in lakeland. the murders happened january 6th. if you recognize that guy or know where he is, call police. >>> 5:21 right now. why certain salads are being recalled this morning. >>> plus listeria concerns in several deaths caused bluebell to yank its ice cream from stores. today a change is in the works. >>> the super bowl is shaping up with cold play and beyonce performing. >>> and here's a look at what is happening in south florida. for more on the golden occasion >>> we are two weeks away from super bowl 50, which airs right here on cbs4. >> reporter: two weeks until the pepsi super bowl halftime show and cold play's plans are beginning to come to life. >> it all comes down to seven and a half minutes. we can come up with the greatest ideas in the world but it has to work. you are never ready. >> that is 200 per quadrant, fans rushing the stage to start? >> reporter: every year the super bowl halftime show faces countless uncontrollable events. >> i've never done a halftime show where somethin

john henry smith, al jazeera. >> retired f.b.i. special agent john lanza said what happened was inevitable. >> anytime you have a standoff, you want it to end peacefully. my guess is they were waiting for them to make a move away from the refuge where they could get a better opportunity to make the arrest without putting anyone in danger, including agents that might be going into that area, so they probably waited for this time to make -- to use this opportunity. >> despise calls from inside the compound for an armed defense, lanza doesn't think things will escalate. he said that's not in the interest of the protestors or the government. >>> to the presidential race, at least one of his fellow candidates is criticizing donald trump's latest decision to skip tomorrow's debate over a fight with fox news anchor megyn kelly. >> we'll do some in iowa raise raising money for the veterans and wounded warriors. let's see how much money fox is going to make on the debate without me. >> the fox employed rater questioned trump about his commen

looking for a miami man involved in the execution-style murders in lakeland. 25-year-old jamal john smith is wanted in the shooting deaea of two women and a man on january 6th at this home in lakeland. an 18-year-old man shot in the police have arrested 35-year-ol andrew joseph and a 26-year-old in connection with the murders. smith remains on the run tonight. detectives believe this attack appears to be drug-related. >>> the suspect connected with the shooting of a teen on martin luther king jr. today appeared before a judge this morning. 41-yeararld adrian harris was held without bond today. he was arrested at a home in homestead. harri is charged with attempted murder for allegedlyhooting 14-year-old martwan santiago on monday. he was seen leaving the area of the shooting as well as a handgun reviewed at the scene. the teen remains in the hospital tonight. police believe the shooting is gang-related. >>> ahead, the former mayor of new york city says don't count him out in a race for the white house. >>> plus, take a look at this. out of control protestors hit the streets in haiti today

john henry smith has the story. >> reporter: these undercover videos launched a nationwide debate overnned parenthood and abboesh shun opponents said they were the smoking gun they needed to prove the group was profiting from abortions. >> it's hard to close your eyes and ignore that this is a child that is being dismembered. >> reporter: the people that made and released the videos said it was investigative journalism, but a grand jury said two of the people involved in making those videos committed a crime. >> you are trying to get planned parenthood to commit a crime, and at the same time you are committing a crime yourself. >> reporter: both people face felony charges they tampered with a government record. there are reports those charges are connected to the use of fake identification cards. and this man is also charged with violating the state's prohibition on the purchase and sale of human organs. >> they will have to go to court and defend these charges. >> reporter: the grand jury had been convened at the request of state lawmakers who wanted charges against planned parenthood

john henry smith, al jazeera. >> still ahead, fighting for iowa.ou have to have somebody who is a proven, proven, fighter. somebody who has taken them on and won. and a professor who called for some muscle at a protest is in court today. >> we tend to band together, so we have a voice. >> we're just surviving. it's really hard. away from the iowa cawweek cushions. and democrats that want to be president are pulling out all the stops. >> al jazeera michael shore has more. >> in des moines at drake university, the three remaining democratic candidates got their chance of final argument as chance to make their case to the voters of iowa and everybody beyond. it was a forum not a debate, so it was a town hall style conversation, anchored by chris cuomo. bernie sanders hillary clinton and martin o'malley all showed up. answering questions and talking with the moderator. difference is do exist between the candidates are most amplified in the area of foreign policy. bernie sanders try to answer those that some think his experience does not match that of h

he's handcuffed after police shot him on roanoke avenue john smith recorded it on his cell phone. i see whom stand in a simple he's run a motel in the two victims the suspect is accused of being an accomplice in killing were found shot to death in a van they've been identified as thirty eight year old cedric gray of norfolk and thirty year old quintin kelly his newport news police chief richard myers says about four minutes after getting the first call a sergeant had spotted the suspects and made contact with one of them and confronted the suspect brandishing a handgun the starting gate commands that the alleged gunman reportedly ignored and the sergeant discharge his department issued handgun the suspect while he ran towards the back of a group of apartments i got on a porch where police say the gunman fired in an unknown direction. if you start to come in for a rude awakening by that time a second officer was on the scene while giving man the suspect did not comply and the officer fired the thirty three year old suspect was wounded in the abdomen and shoulder police say he had t

john henry smith has the story. >> the teachers union lawsuit follows weeks of sickouts that all but shut down the district. >> educators have been snubbed, ignored, disrespected, and punished when they in form the school district of specific safety and health problems and pleaded to them to be repaired. >> the teachers released images in recent weeks, showing schools with leaky, moldy ceilings, toilets with no seats, severely damaged floors and even one image showing mushrooms growing out of the wall. thursday's lawsuit against the district calls for a new plan to make needed repairs. >> i don't go to work and deal with those conditions, my kids shouldn't have to go to school and deal with those conditions. >> it's illegal for the teachers to strike, so they turned to sickout that is kept 47,000 students in detroit out of school. despite that, some parents are siding with the teachers. >> last year, my kids were out of school for 11 days because of believe problems. >> the teachers blame state leaders and district's emergency manager darnell early. part of the suit calls for early t

john henry smith has the latest. >> reporter: authorities in burns, oregon have released few detailsbout the confrontation that began with a traffic stop tuesday afternoon. the fbi and state police stopped vehicles carrying several of the protesters about 20 miles north of the wildlife center they have been occupying for almost a month. it ended with a shootout, and several members of the movement arrested, including the leader, ammon bundy. bundy's brother ryan was shot and injured. a group's spokesman was shot dead. he was a rancher who had taken on the role of speaking for the group. >> tell them to serve the warrant right here. >> reporter: he put up numerous videos and talked about the occupation earlier this month with our allen schauffler. >> this grievance is widespread throughout the west. rrm the protesters seized the refuge on january 2nd, demanding federal lands be turned back over to local ranchers. as word spread of the shootout and the arrest, those still in the compound came online calling for reinforcements. ammon bundy had been talking with the fbi. it's believed th

john henry smith has our story. [ cheers ] >> reporter: celebration in los angeles. >> thank you, god! >> yeah! >> reporter: devastation in st. louis. >> i really am -- we're going to miss them. >> my dad has been a season ticket holder for 20 years. it's just depressing. >> reporter: 30 of 32 nfl owners voted to allow stan crocky to move the rams back to los angeles. >> the great wrong perpetrated 21 years ago has now been righted. >> reporter: many owners praised the proposed $1.86 billion privately financed stadium and entertainment venue in engelwood, calling it the right way to return profootball to the l.a. market. >> absolutely the greatest plan that has ever been conceived in sports. as far as how to put the show on. >> reporter: for fans in st. louis the news came as a slap in the face. especially after city leaders pledged $150 million to replace the 21--year-old edward jones dome. roger goodell has called that stadium and the proposal to replace it, inadequate. >> we was willing to give them a new stadium right here. and i think they just let us down. >> i understand the em

. >>> the reward for jamal john smith is now up to $15,000. the 25-year-old is considered armed and dangerous, and he may be hiding out in miami. police say smith was inside of a home in lakeland last month when shots rang out during a fight. three people were killed. a fourth person was shot in the face but did survive. two other men have already been arrested for the crime. if you have any information on where smith could be, call police. >>> it's about five minutes fast the top of the hour. a south florida man behind bars the arrest report is saying enrique dominguez showed isis execution videos to co-workers and told them he wanted to dress up as a joker and kill his supervisors. his friends are saying the whole situation was blown out of proportion and dominguez is christian and would never do the things he's accused of doing. >>> the video is startling, a masked man pointing a gun at two women demanding money after the store closed. this morning the broward sheriff's office is hoping you suspect. nbc 6 reporter michael spears has been li

. >> reporter: inside duke energy's war room, john smith's team coordinates the utility's emergency response. >> generally, are the outages in >> yes. they're in the areas are that were hardest impacted. any time you have ice on trees, you get a little bit of wind, the tree falls, hit another down. >> reporter: this map shows the storm's path. the dark pink area was the ice there can be a half inch thick. restoring? >> well, in restoring right now, one of our challenges is just travel. first you have to be able to get and assess the damage that's out there. is the pole broken, is the wire down or is a limb on a line? once you've assessed that, then you can go and start the restoration. >> reporter: duke energy was actually bracing for a worse stom storm. it originally forecast 800,000 people would be without power. the worry now is high wind, winds up to 40 miles an hour, jim, winds that could keep knocking down power lines and keep those crews working. >> axelrod: mark strassmann, thank you. eric fisher is chief meteorologist at wbz in boston. he's on cape cod for us tonight. where it's app

john henry smith, al jazeera. >>> this morning another group is calling on those armed protesters in to leave a federal wildlife center and protesters have been there nearly a week as al jazeera's allen tells us a local tribal leaders say enough is enough. [dog barking] on the indian reservations outside of town council member kennedy offers a blunt message to the group that has taken over federal property. >> dumb, we don't need for you to stand up for us unaccounted people and they are burial grounds and get the hell out of here and want nothing to do with you. >> reporter: ancestors made the high desert home for thousands of years before being scattered by the westward expansion and traditional land taken by white settlers and the government. the burns did not gain formal federal recognition until 1972. about half the tribe 200 people or so live on the current reservation. >> we have to look at the planning down the road, not just at this moment because each of us got grandkids coming up. >> reporter: tribal leaders among those who spoke up at the emotional community meeting calle

john smith -- roshad smith is charged with attempt at homicide. matt lupoli talked with a witness. matt: a witness tells us you watched the shooting starts and continue around to this drive, circling this truck dealership. police have not said whether that bystander was hurt by police or the suspect. >> i had a clear view of the police officer. him to freeze course and the guy took off running. he fired two shots at the officer. >> a manager of gibson truck world saw a shootout unfold before him. it all started with a 911 call about a man pointing a gun at cars. police say fired at the officer that spotted him. >> the officer continued firing and one hit right here and went up into the truck. matt: a bullet struck a bystander. that person' s injuries are not life-threatening. several law enforcement agencies surrounded the area to search for a suspect. officers took roshad smith into custody. >> blaine is glad the innocent bystander was not innocent -- seriously injured. fortunately there was not any more bloodshed. alex: the suspect faces a host of charges. he is being held now wi

jamal john smith who you see here. investigators believe he is connected to a shooting on east magnolia drive and lakeland. four people were shot, one survived. there is a to thousand reward for information leading to an arrest. >> >> two men accused of an armed home invasion in rock ridge are arrested them on thursday. investigators say the men held a family at gun point while they robbed their home. officers spotted the suspects get away car and immediately began to chase them. moments later, the suspects crashed at the zoo. >> >> we obtained nearly 200 pages of documents with details about donald sharp's history with orange county rub public school school. he is accused of molesting students, awe louing hem to read-on his lap while he read from a dictionary. >> >> investigation of a charity with ties to an orange county man who some claim is using a controversial murder case to cash in. todd allrich reports that the >> reporter: making a murderer left many net flix watchers that steven avery deserves another try. >>

released the name of a man who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy this week his 27-year-old john wesley smith of lata officials say that a deputy shot him during a confrontation at a home in the oak grove community they are investigating the incident. >>> the gop presidential candidate are back on the trail today. because of his ongoing feud with fox news allowing his rivals to attract the spotlight usually focused on the front runner. he has his own event if you mile away.>>> democrats are heading home from the annual retreat, president. obama adjust his fellow democrats saying the country is doing a lot better than when he took office and in taking a shot at donald trump, obama said that the uso not strengthen it off by allowing politicians to insult muslims, or pit groups of americans against each other. >>> a state official says michigan offered rush followed water for state employees in flint starting in january of last year although, residents were told that top water -- that they tapwater was safe to drink until last month. a spokesperson for the agency that manages the state building

. >>> we have an update on a county. 25-year-old jamal john smith in the miami area, two others have already been arrested in this case. those suspects are andrew joseph and jonathan al siguerre. both have long criminal records. deputies believe those two were responsible for a shooting earlier this month, operating a one stop shop for drugs. four people were gunned down execution style, three died, the fourth survived. anyone aware ever jamal's whereabouts is asked to call police. >>> intersection of state road 54 and u.s. 51. florida highway patrol said todd of land o' lakes, whether the driver will be charged. profootball player has been busted for weed. derrick georgia mar gaffney, the reason was for illegal window tint and failure to maintenance olane. but during the stop, six ounce he of weed was discovered. he played for many professional teams. meanwhile, this brandon man, kevin wills junior, driving northbound in the southbound lane of brandon park road late last night. when the deputy pulled him over wills showed signs of being impaired. blood alcohol level of .195. oscars

jamaal john smith is wanted for the murders of three people in lakeland. smith is from here, and they think he may be back home. two other suspects have been captured. >>> new this morning, it is national school choice week. here in florida more than 2,000 events are planned to help parents weigh options. students in the sunshine state have the option of public, charter, manage net, online or private schools or being home- schooled. -- magnet, online or private schools or being home-schooled. one size fits none. fans of bluebell ice cream in south florida can get their fix starting as early as today. bluebell will be delivered to most florida retail stores and will try to restock shelves as soon as possible. nine flavors will be available. it is it is first time since listeria concerns caused a nationwide recall. >>> and from ice cream to salad. you may want to check the package if your fridge. certain types are making people sick. >>> ahead, twitter is seeing big changes. up next, who is saying goodbye to the company in a surprise sunday night shake up. d

and west ward has been issued for jamaal john smith, whose last known address was in miami. two other men, also for miami, are already in jail, charged with the murders in lakeland earlier this month to deputies believe the killings were drug-related. today, the driver accused of driving off with a trooper hanging from his car is getting ready to face a judge. marcus dallas is facing a slew of charges, including aggravated battery on a police officer. orlando police released new video last night of dallas' s arrest early yesterday morning. trooper said he hit the gas as the trooper reached inside the window and tried to turn off the car. he was thrown from the car, but is ok. dallas' s passenger was also arrested. over former new york mayor michael bloomberg' s potential presidential run. i a source told cnn the 73-year-old could decide by march whether he wants to end of the race as an independent however, a spokesman for bloomberg declined to comment. "the new york times" reported that the media mogul would be willing to spend $1 billion of his own money on the white house

. >> al jazeera's john henry smith has been checking out that part of the story and flint not the onlyce dealing with a problem with old pipes. >> a problem across the country for decades and cities pushing out expensive maintenance projects to keep water bills low but it may catch up with them like philadelphia, new orleans and des moines to replace old pipes and water systems in the country are more than 100 years old. everyday about 700 water mains break around the nation, that results in a loss of around the trillion gallons of clean drinking water every single day because of pipes and broken mains and facility meters and say there is a huge gap in funding but unlike pot holes and crumbling bridges decaying water systems are out of sight and out of mind until it's too late, in fact, it's so bad the american society of civil engineers gave the water system a barely passing grade of d. to fix it all officials estimate it will cost more than $1 trillion over the next 25 years. it's going to be a very difficult problem and lasting a long time. >> the bail out in congress and has been u

this is 24-year-old jamal john smith. deputies believe he is in the miami area. two others have been arrested in this case. those suspects were taken into custody last week in miami and both >> deputies believe those men's are responsible for a shooting in east lakeland earlier on this month. investigators say it happened at a place they consider a one-stop shop for drugs. four people were gunned down execution style. three of them died. the fourth survived. anyone with information on jamal smith's whereabouts is asked to office. >> new this morning, tampa has the highest number of new jobs among all florida metro areas. listen to this. governor rick scott announced in a year the tampa area added more than 41,000 new private sector jobs. the unemployment rate has declined just under a percentage point and is now to 4.4%. the governor says florida has added more than a million jobs since 2010 and we spoke with the mayor about the announcement. >> well, this is the championship last five years, so the tampa bay area creating more jobs than any place else in the sta

p>>russell: jamal john smith preward keeps going. phe's wanted for three victims pwho were fatally shot this pmonth. psmith is from miami and goes by pthe nickname of jj or wolf. pif you know where he is, call pcrime stoppers. p>>laura: a group of burglars in plakeland were content stealing pelectronics from a home on ebble brook boulevard. pthey took the family dog, too. ptoby is a 1-year-old yorkie. pirreplaceable. p>> it was pretty rough, pespecially rough on the kids. pwe had a dog since basically the pbirth of the dog so they're preally attached to him. p>>laura: and we have some psurveillance video that shows pthree thieves. pa closer look at the psurveillance video shows they're pbetween 16 and 20. pmost of the stolen property was pfound but never the dog. p>>russell: 7:06 right now. p no work today for federal pgovernment in the state capitol. pthere's too much snow there. p>> cleanup is still going on pafter the record breaking psnowstorm slammed the northeast. pmany side streets throughout the pregion still not plowed. p>>

pjamal john smith. pmented for triple homicide in olk county. pmiami police added $5,000 to the preward yesterday. pjanuary 6 three were found shot pto death at a home in lakeland. pa fourth was shot in the face. phe survived. ptwo miami men have been charged pthe murders. psmith is also from miami. pthey say he goes by jj or walt pand they say he should be pconsidered armed and dangerous. p>>laura: and we have an update pon a serious crash we told you pabout yesterday. pa man was thrown from a car on pthe courtney campbell cause way phas died. p20-year-old jonathan pena was a assenger in the red pontiac and pthe driver tried to pass another pcar and lost control hitting a psecond car before they both spun pout and crashed into a pguardrail. pthe driver took off on foot and pwas later arrested. olice believe that alcohol was ending. p>>russell: florida state puniversity announces it will pay pnearly a million dollars to psettle accusations that the pschool was deliberately pindifferent to a former pstudent's report that pquarterback jameis winst

pthey want to find 25-year-old pjamal john smith. pthey think he's in miami. phe faces murder charges for the pdeath of david washington and ptwo others. pthey were shot to death earlier pthis month. pdetectives say drugs may have pbeen a motive. ptwo people are already in jail. palso out of polk county, a fatal pfire investigation broke out pinside the bela vista manor pyesterday forcing dozens of presidents to evacuate. pfirefighters found one person pliving facility in lakeland. ptwo other people were taken to pthe hospital. pthey're expected to be all pright. p>>laura: you know, there's pnothing like stress to ruin a prelaxing vacation, right? pthat's exactly what happened to pa bunch of cruise line assengers when they came home pyesterday in tampa. pthey had trouble getting a ride pto where they left their pvehicles. pthey say that the one working pshuttle for premier parking took pmore than an hour to arrive at pthe cruise terminal. pwhen they got to the parking plot, they say only one person pwas there working. pout in the streets, a group of remier emp

this is 25-year-old jamal john smith. deputies believe he is the miami area. two others have already been arrested in this case. those suspects are andrew joseph and jonathan alsager. both were taken into custody in miami. both have long criminal records and responsible for shooting an east lakeland earlier on this month. investigators say it happened at place she consider a one stop stop for drugs. four were shot down execution style. three of them died and a fourth survived. any information about jamal smith's whereabouts is asked to contact the polk county sheriff's office. >> tampa has the highest number of new jobs among all florida metro areas. governor rick scott announced in a year this tampa has added more than 41,000 private sector jobs. the unemployment rate has declined just under a percentage point and is now 4.4%. the governor says florida has added more than a million jobs since 2010 and we spoke with tampa mayor bob buckhorn about the announcement. >> well, this is the championship last five years of the tampa bay area creating more jobs than a

pdeputies are looking for p25-year-old jamal john smith. plast known address was in miami. phe's wanted in connection with pthree deaths. psmith faces three counts of pfirst degree murder, one count pof attempted murder and one pcount of attempted murder -- panother count of attempted pmurder. ptwo men were arrested in pconnection with the shootings pearlier this month. p>>russell: deadly fire is under pinvestigation in lakeland. pit broke out yesterday morning pat the bella vista manor. pdozens of residents were pevacuated. ptwo were taken to the hospital pfor smoke inhalation. pone body was found inside. p>>laura: online dating turned pdangerous in polk county. pfour armed robberies and pcarjackings in bartow and in all pfour of those cases, the victims pcontacted the victims through pthe dating app. pa man started chatting with a pwoman on the dating website lenty of fish. pinvestigators say the date was pan ambush. pdavis and her boyfriend, pchristopher williams, are paccused of beating the man pbefore taking his car. olice are urging caution for panyone using online da

now there is a feeling from john smith the german man on the street that, hey this is what we have been. because what happened was about 1,000 guys organizing this flash mob create organized sexual assaults, at least two rapes in cologne, about 50 plus attacks in -- the same night new year's eve. about 13 or more, 18 i think it is now in dues sell doppler. it is germans. it's got to be order. and this could happen in germany is unthinkable to them. and the first thing the authorities did was try to hush it up. and then they rushed out and said -- they did an obama. you know, you can't assume they're muslims. you can't assume this is sexual terrorism blah, blah blah, blah, blah. and the cologne who is super, you know, free immigration, open borders henrietta, she actually said within the last 24 hours well, what women have to do german women just have to keep all strange men at arm's length. pretty tough to do. >> that's absurd is. >> they have got their mardi grass coming up. cologne is their new orleans. they are worried about that. it is a disaster and may be a turning point in german

john henry smith has the story. >> reporter: the teacher's union lawsuit follows seeks of sickouts. >ucators have been snubbed, ignored, disrespected, and punished when they informed the school district of specific safety and health problems, and pleaded to them to be repaired. >> reporter: the teachers have released images showing schools with leaky molding ceilings, and even one image showing mushrooms growing out of the wall. and they call for a new plan to make needed repairs. >> my kids should haven't to deal with those conditions. >> reporter: it's illegal for the teachers to strike, so they turned to sickouts to make their point. sickouts that kept some 47,000 students in detroit out of school. despite that, some parents are siding with the teachers. >> last year my kids were out of school for 11 days because of building problems. >> reporter: the teachers blame state leaders and dar knoll early. he is the same person who once ran the city of flint and facile i stated the switch that lead to that city's water contamination. the district has a $107 million deficit, and says it m

john henry smith has that story. >> reporter: the report that the new york city police department haditoring muslims at mosques has sparked protest. and now a settlement in two of the three cases will mean tighter restrictions for the police. as part of the settlement, they will reinstate an independent attorney to monitor its intelligence unit. that's a role the department eliminated after 9/11. they agreed to place shorter time limits on its investigations and put in writing that investigation into religious or political activity have to be based on evidence rather than affiliation, and they having a agree remove a report from its website. the city of new york and the nypd will not have to admit any wrongdoing. they have long maintained they never acted on any information gleaned from those surveillance activities. in a statement, the aclu said we hope the reforms help make clear that effective policing can and must be achieved without unconstitutional religious protiling of muslims or any other communities. the new york major also reacted, saying: >>> nypd says the new modification