. >> hi, i'm julie robert a parent of two and here to support the district strategy in algebra i think first hand the tracking is not as a kid i went to a monthly latino high school it took me about a month to get into honors math at the same time my husband was an english language learn my friends in regular classes they said they were 1250ud vendors i got a great education in a protecting neighborhood i support the district for agree bra for all eight graders and not setting up a separate class this doesn't present the concept to all students we're not following what the surrounding areas we're trying to support the differentiation and encourage the district to invest in professional development for that strategy successful. >> thank you. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> hi my name is establishing a parent of two kids as daniel webster longshoremen i'm the proud drought you feel who teachers and brought computer to my little town in kentucky i had wrath grade algebra in rural pennsylvania i can't conceive of a place more entitled to have eight grade algebra with the opportuniti

. >> pickett's under james long street in july 1 1863 in gettysburg. commanded by general robert elee. >> he was looking for a great victory on union soil. >> federal army holds high ground, lee orders a controversial attack, an assault on center of the union line, general pickett's troops are assigned to brake through the middle. >> quit right now we're on the confederate side. >> on the ground that pickett's division came across, you see how ground slopes away here, then you start off, steady slope up to where the trees are. union ca cannons on the ridgeli. >> they have the edge. >> and they use it. >> pickett's men advance to heavy fire, union guns now down the rebels. >> what did the scene look like after. >> this seal was -- field was littered with dead, a scene of devastation. >> earl reads first hand accounts of bloodshed. >> on be on part of the field,ed dead lay as thick as they could. men with head shots off, and men shot in two, and in to pieces. >> a turning point in the war, never would the south mount an invasion of union territory. >> what was the high watermark? >

with us to share their reporting and insights, julie pace, npr steve insky, jackie kucinich and robert costa. you remember the netanyahu speech to congress saying president obama should not be us trusted to negotiate a deal. and then the netanyahu statement delivered at a jewish settlement that a vote to re-elect him was a vote to make sure there was no palestinian state. he warned his supporters that they better turn out because arabs were voting in droves. to the first african-american president, that was playing the race card. >> we indicated that that kind of rhetoric was contrary to what is the best of israel's positions. although israel was found the based on the historic jewish homeland and the need to have a jewish homeland, israeli democracy has been premised on everybody in the country being treated equally and fairly. >> now what? can they set their deep personal and policy differences aside, forge a new chapter, or are we in for a deep freeze and a palestinian shift over the final 22 months of the palestinian president. >> steve inski, he told them the arabs are voting in d

july 8th, 2012. >>> now officer robert wilson is added to that list of heroes that paid the ultimate price. we will be right back. i saw a commercial that said you can save $500 by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] >>> welcome back. market street in olde city one of the road that is cleared right now. all of the side streets still a mess. it took meehan extra 20 minutes to get to work dusting off the cars, scraping windows and take it very slowly on those side streets. >> it is a process. >> everybody is digging out right now. >> in new jersey, snow was enough to turn millville into a ghost town. the restaurants and other businesses closed up for the the day as plows pressed on down the empty street. plow crews struggled to get the road completely cleared because of the sheer volume of snow coming down. several dozen accidents and spin out where is report add cross cumberland county. >> i took the train home yesterday from center city and it was pack. >>> delaware resident well they needed to take it slowly as well. roa

los angeles prosecutors charged robert durst for murder for thing of his friend and wife. ktvu's julie haener with the latest twist in a bizarre case here. >> reporter: it is. robert durst's relatives are thanking authorities for arrests him over the weekend and holding him accountable for all he has done. the 71-year-old was arrested saturday night in new orleans. today he appeared in court on charges he fatally shot susan berman in her home in 2000. susan berman was his friend. authorities say she was the daughter of a las vegas mobster and worked on the bay area television show evening magazine. prosecutors believe robert durst killed susan berman because she was about to be questioned about the disappearance of robert durst's wife. >> robert durst didn't kill susan berman. he is ready to end all the rumors and speckulation have a trial -- speculation and have a trial. . >> reporter: authorities in new orleans are deciding whether to charge him for carrying a gun without a permit. robertrobert durst's arrest saturday game a day before the finale of hbo true-crime series "the jinx."

. >> robert sole won the mentor of the year award this past week. northern virginia bureau chief julie is showing us how he's changing lives. >> reporter: robertsole has a demanding job at apple family credit union husband and father of two. one day a week he stops into providence elementary for a special lunch break of sorts. >> hello, khalid how are you doing my friend? >> good. >> robert sole is khalid's mentor. the fifth grader was new to the school and had some discipline issues. >> you would never know about it based on the beautiful smile he has today that she was shy coming into this. i think he was a little withdrawn. >> khalid remembers his initial reaction to the idea of a mentor. >> i was scared. >> why? >> because i guess a lot of -- i get shy every time. >> reporter: their weekly routine is simple. they chat about school. >> tell me classwise, how are you doing today. >> reporter: about family and friends? >> how was your week snend. >> i went to the pool with my friend. >> reporter: about anything. >> i've noticing something different about you, khalid those braces. >> r

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robert durst. investigators say she shopped at the store on the last day she was seen alive. the case was reopened in 1992. >> in july2012 the middle berg police department received a tip from a citizen we were told that robert durst owned and operated the health food store all good things in middlebury, at the same time that lynn went missing. the tip came from a western no first-hand knowledge of a connection between robert durst and lynn scholl bye. >> durst's first wife has been missing since 1982. he is currently being held without bail in louisianna where he faces gun and drug charges. durst is waiting extradition to california on first degree murder warrant for the death of his friend, susan bergmann, back in 2,000. >> the knot so incredible ride for those on the roller coast nerve orlando florida. >> a technical glitch on the incredible hulk ride at universal studios caused the roller coaster stop in place. several passengers able to get out on their own but about dozen others had to be rescued. they saying it to took about 30 minutes to get everyone off the ride. the ride was stuck for 30 full minutes, and j

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. >> he would bend so far with robert and then he would put his foot down and say no. >> good evening. julier is here now for what we are working on for 6:00julie -- >>> i am julie haener. >> and i am frank somerville. >> we are learning about the history between the investor and the winery owner accused of killing him. ktvu's allie rasmus is in napa county. you learned learned the men were involved in a string of lawsuits? >> reporter: yeah. i want to show you where we are. the area next to us is an area operated by robert, the people in the orange shirts, they are with the sheriff's department, they are searching looking for evidence related to the case. although they won't tell us what they are looking for. it was on the brink of falling apart and when one investor confronted him about it he ended up dead. >> reporter: row after row of grapevines searching for evidence in the murder that happened here yesterday. sheriff's deputies say around noon he called 911 for help. saying his business partner had shot him and was chasing him through the venyard. deputies arrive -- vineyard. deputies

. >> in july 2012 the police department received a tip from a citizen. we were told that robertst owned and operated the health food store all good things in middle berry, at the same time that lynn went missing. the tip came from a person with no first-hand knowledge of a connection between robert durst and lynn shelby. >> durst's first wife has been missing since 1982. he's currently being held without bail in louisianna. he faces gun and drug charges there. he's also waiting extradition to california on a murder warrant for the death of his friend susan berman in 2,000. >> so, in health news for this morning, what good timing as you get ready to eat breakfast, new should i shows reaching for bowl of cereal may help you live longer. researchers at harvard medical school studied how much fiber people consume from grains known as cereal fiber. they found that intake every whole grains in serial fiber me reduce the risk of all causes of moriarty and death from chronic diseases. so like rice chris piece probably doesn't cut it. but those high fiber cereals evidently do. >> i bet.

robert stevenson person. and did she deliver in january? no. february, no. march, no. april, may, june, july.d since i am for you. please hurry to tell people. but fischer had been a communist front that they lawyers guild. judging from the house committee and herbert brownell. it was found out that fred fisher had been a member of this group. he was sent back to boston which is where welches law firm was located. mccarthy knew this. please tell us right away. how about this guy fred fisher that you brought to work on these hearings. that is when they go into this routine. have you no decency? is starting out with his career with us. this is awful. i don't want to speak anymore. over and over again what welch said and much more similar effect. what you just said is absolutely right. fischer had dirty been outed as a former member of the national lawyers guild six weeks before the confrontation by joseph welch himself. who had confirmed in "the new york times" that in fact fischer was a member of the national lawyers guild sent back to boston because he's been a member of the national lawyers

the circuit and spent two years there and tell a july 2005 president george turvey bush nominated him to be chief justice of the united states john roberts was 50 years old then. if he lives to be 90 when stevens retired you will still be on the supreme court and another 30 years. >>host: in a nutshell what is the case against the roberts court? >>guest: i think it consistently has favored business over employees and consumers and all of us. the roberts court has very much close to the courthouse door to those who are injured. to illustrate of opec an example from the book and might surprise you. did you know, if a person is injured from taking a generic drug that person cannot sue the generic drug company? not for failure to warn, not for the design defect lot of federal or state court that is resolved to roberts court decisions in 2011 and 2013 for'' quickly tell you about the latter case. the woman in new hampshire was given a prescription for the pain reliever. was filled with the generic form of the drug and she took it as prescribed. she suffered a rare horrific but unknown side effect two-thirds of her body burden blistered she is

robert durst. the two new cases that could be tied to him and why he was transferred to a different type of jail. >> and it's like the 4th of july in march. why so many fireworks were going off all at once in texas. >> and scientists say there's a way to make your newborn smarter. we'll show you how moms can help. >> i'm roberta gonzales live at the san mateo convention center. it's the san francisco flower & garden show and people want to know how can they grow gardens >>> real estate heir and suspected killer robert durst may also be linked to the disappearance of two northern california teenagers. both were reported missing in 1997. karen mitchell was 16 when she was last seen in eureka. kristin motiferry was 18 when she disappeared in san francisco. durst was arrested over the weekend accused of killing a woman in los angeles in 2000 and last night he was moved to a jail in louisiana that handling the mentally ill. he is considered suicidal. >>> people who live in a walnut creek neighborhood are outraged because a sexual predator who was convicted of molesting boys in the 1980s has moved from his home in bay point to walnut

robert scream. before i knew it, i was going through the windshield. [ ominous music ] >> early in the morning of july2, i was out patrolling with the florida highway patrol. i was traveling on interstate 4 approaching the junction here in tampa with i-275. reports on the radio that a severe crash had occurred. i was roughly about three miles away, so i was able to respond rapidly. >> when i opened my eyes, i was laying through the windshield face down on the engine. the first thing that really crossed my mind was i'm outside, how can i be outside. i was just like what the hell happened? what happened? i couldn't really feel any pain. i think the only thing i could really feel was the sensation of the hot engine on my arms and my chest. and i heard robert yell, and he told me that his arm and his leg were broken. robert's father's a police officer and we knew it was best to try and stay awake, so we tried talking to one another, and just tried to keep each other calm. we hadn't heard anything from will. i think we both assumed that he was knocked out from the impact. >> there's a pretty large signal 4

julie carey shows us how he's been changing lives at an elementary school in fairfax county where he volunteers. >> good morning, tim. >> reporter: robertanding job as vice president at apple credit union, a husband and father of two. but one day a week he takes a defour from his busy schedule stopping into providence elementary for a special lunch break of sorts. >> hello, collin. how you doing, my friend? >> good. >> good to see you. >> reporter: the two were paired up at the start of the year when the fifth-grader was new to the school and had some discipline issues. >> you would never know it based upon the beautiful smile he has today that he was shy coming into this and i think it was just -- it was a little bit withdrawn. >> reporter: collin remembers his initial reaction to the idea of a mentor. >> i was scared. >> reporter: why? >> because, like i guess, like a lot of diminishing i get like shy every time. >> reporter: their weekly routine is simple. they chat about school -- >> class-wise how are you doing today? >> reporter: about family and friends. >> how did your weekend go? >> i went to the pool with my friend. >> reporte

julie, i will be seeing you throughout the day. keeping u.s. markets competitive is at the top of his agenda. nasdaq's ceo robert greifeld joins us. new commodities initiative. details coming up next. ♪ matt: with trading under, let's go back to scarlet fu. scarlet: we have been talking a lot about how the stronger u.s. dollar is hitting the overall stock market. here is a company-specific example. they make credit card readers. it cut its 2015 outlook because of the stronger u.s. dollar. nevertheless, it is trading higher. that is interesting. it was lower earlier. they are an example of the stronger u.s. dollar hurting its results. let's move on to retailers. vera bradley is trading at an all-time low. disappointing fourth-quarter comparable sales. full-year revenue trails estimates as well. we will stick with retails and tell you about express. -- retailers and tell you about express. lumbar liquidators continues to trade at a volatile pattern. lots of opinions, both strong and otherwise -- negative and positive -- on the future of the company. it has fallen more than 20% two times in the last two weeks alone. matt: the nasdaq

julie andrews and some incredible behind-the-scenes stories. >> it's all coming up tonight. >>> but first, the latest on robert durst.lionaire heir charged with murder was moved to a mental health facility last night as police in houston raided his home searching for evidence. abc's matt gutman is tracking the case from st. gabriel, louisiana, good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning. over that fence and through that field right there and all that fog is the acute mental health facility and that's where robert durst is waking up this morning in this isolated part of louisiana. now, sources are telling me his mental health condition has deteriorated since his arrest. that as his case has taken more twists and turns. the legal vise around robert durst continues to tighten. the 71-year-old appearing disoriented leaving court tuesday rail thin and smiling eerily into a photographer's lens. police raiding his luxury condo in houston overnight, carrying out boxes of potential evidence and here in louisiana an appeals court judge moving him to a facility for inmates in need of mental health treatment. right now th

julie?! at discover, we treat you like you'd treat you. get the it card and see your fico® credit score. >>> welcome back to "the ed show." thanks for watching tonight. robertace a first-degree murder charge. the face of hbo's "the jinx" waived extradition today in a new orleans courtroom. stephanie gosk has more on the story. >> reporter: 71-year-old robert durst is back behind bars arrested over the weekend in connection to the december 2000 murder of longtime friend susan berman. he's the subject of the documentary "the jinx." >> i did not tell the whole truth. nobody tells the whole truth. >> reporter: the series reexamines three crimes the disappearance of his wife a 2000 murder in texas for which he was acquitted after standing trial, and the must have had he was arrested for late saturday. the show's finale aired sunday night, just hours after news of durst's arrest became public. in it durst is confronted with a potential damning piece of evidence that could tie his handwriting to a note sent by the presume killer. definitely wrote this but i definitely did not write that. he goes into a bathroom with his microphone still on. that's it. you're caugh

julie hyman at the breaking news desk. members that number -- bloomberg's big number. one million, how many people watched the final episode of "the jinx," the lives and deaths of roberteatured a in apparent convention from -- confession from durst. durst has since been arrested and charged with a 2000 shooting death. his attorney says the warrant is based on a television show and not actual facts. one million people tuned in to t hat finale. speaking about the power of content, apple's entrance into the over the top arena intensifies pay television competition for comcast and given the cost difference with apple's 25 channel service at $30 to $40 per month versus the average cable bill of $85 a month, it could drive more people to cut the cord. joining us for more is part of it -- porter bibb. also with me is bloomberg's news reporter alex sherman what is interesting about the apple announcement is that comcast nbc, is not a part of it. are they allowed? alex: to be honest i would be surprised if nbc was a long-term holdout. comcast is not going to want to rock the boat with the fcc. you would think if they were standing in the way of a competitive product, regulator

the circuit and spent two years there and tell a july 2005 president george turvey bush nominated him to be chief justice of the united states john roberts was 50 years old then. if he lives to be 90 when stevens retired you will still be on the supreme court and another 30 years. >>host: in a nutshell what is the case against the roberts court? >>guest: i think it consistently has favored business over employees and consumers and all of us. the roberts court has very much close to the courthouse door to those who are injured. to illustrate of opec an example from the book and might surprise you. did you know, if a person is injured from taking a generic drug that person cannot sue the generic drug company? not for failure to warn, not for the design defect lot of federal or state court that is resolved to roberts court decisions in 2011 and 2013 for'' quickly tell you about the latter case. the woman in new hampshire was given a prescription for the pain reliever. was filled with the generic form of the drug and she took it as prescribed. she suffered a rare horrific but unknown side effect two-thirds of her body burden blistered she is

the circuit and spent two years there and tell a july 2005 president george turvey bush nominated him to be chief justice of the united states john robertswas 50 years old then. if he lives to be 90 when stevens retired you will still be on the supreme court and another 30 years. >>host: in a nutshell what is the case against the roberts court? >>guest: i think it consistently has favored business over employees and consumers and all of us. the roberts court has very much close to the courthouse door to those who are injured. to illustrate of opec an example from the book and might surprise you. did you know, if a person is injured from taking a generic drug that person cannot sue the generic drug company? not for failure to warn, not for the design defect lot of federal or state court that is resolved to roberts court decisions in 2011 and 2013 for'' quickly tell you about the latter case. the woman in new hampshire was given a prescription for the pain reliever. was filled with the generic form of the drug and she took it as prescribed. she suffered a rare horrific but unknown side effect two-thirds of her body burden blistered she is