junior, check this out. (cash register dings) 5,000 bucks! this is our way out, junior.ow you? i know, i know. i get that a lot, but i'm not him. (train horn blowing in distance) (beeping) cool, a forklift! what is this place? this is hustle house. or should i say, your classroom. over here, we've got 600 boxes of hollowed-out soap. perfect hustle. it runs out after two days, and by then, you're long gone. (laughs) i'd kill to get in on that hustle. over there, you got your weenie pills, enlargers, pumps, your various penile miscellany. all right, cleveland, first, i'm putting you on quality control. we're gonna watch this bootleg chinese version of the hangover. i am typical fat and lazy american who have no chance of surviving when china take over! (both laugh) a bologna suit. why do we wait so long to do the things we know will make us happy? now, here's what we're gonna do. we're gonna roll you down this hill, and then... (dogs snarling, cleveland jr. screaming) oh, my god! rock hudson! we're rich! (laughs) stop that. stop that. why are you licking me? ah, you must l

leggings causing sheer controversy at a petaluma junior high school. administrators have created a new dress code at kennelworth junior high saying girls wearing leggings without a skirt or shorts to cover them will not be allowed on campus, saying they're just too sheer and are distracting. >>> 135th anniversary of san francisco's cable car lines. it is a san francisco treat and starting this morning at 8:00, a limited number of free ride tickets and hot coffee will be handed out. the promotion will take place at the cable car stop on california. cable car bell-ringing challenge out there for ringing bells will also be held. >> you smart singles, get ready to mingle. expected to get their geek on

also at the grass roots level we have a junior giants program, it's a youth baseball program throughout california. we use baseball as the hook to get kids to come together to learn about teamwork, we have a whole can urriculum that's based on the importance of reading, literacy, education, we have a whole violence prevention can urriculum, we have 22,000 kids playing baseball throughout northern california, junior giants baseball, and we have a number of volunteer coaches and commissioners and one of the things that we ask every year our junior giants players to do is to take the peace pledge. it's basically the pledge is i'm a junior giant, i pledge to strike out violence by, and the first line is prevent bullying and respecting my teammates, coaches, family and friends. so at the peer grass roots level where we have coaches working closely with kids we hope to spread a message, we also have an art contest, imagine peace where we honor kids at a ballgame later in the year just so kids can interpret and show their form of how they interpret anti-bullying and peace in this society. you

high, late junior high, high school, like my daughter is in 10th grade. and she'll be in somebody's face. those kids, they kind of already made up their minds. that's one of the things i got out of that. plus we go to middle school and we'll do a show, we started off by going to what was it kit carson middle school and we did the 7th graders one day and the 8th graders the other day and it was, like, 500 students. we were outnumbered when they are watching you, it's easier to make fun and that's kind of how it went. we love the 5th and 6th graders because they eat it up and they want to talk to us. there's a lot of kids that are not going to do it and there's a bunch of kids that they are going to do it no matter what, but it's those kids in the middle, if we can get it while they're on the fence, i think that's where it's more effective with the 5th and 6th graders. >> this form of outreach for anything else? >> we kind of do in parks and rec. back when i was 19 was parks and rec. as a matter of fact, i wrote that play 15 years ago and it's been sitting

dead, junior! the turkeys did it! in cold gobbly blood! his last words were, "avenge me, junior!"e like the d.c. sniper's son? stop comparing me to lee boyd malvo! i'm not him! fine. i'll do it. (turkey gobbles) please, dad, don't do this! i'm gonna put a duck in your butt. and then i'm gonna put a chicken in the duck's butt. (screaming) ow! oh. i... suspect... fowl... play. i can live with that being my final joke ever. (grunts) but these spring deals are just too good to pass up. roger that! tees for the whole family are just $5. oh my! kids shirts and shorts are $10. and adults spring shirts and shorts are $15. hurry in to the spring upgrade sale! now at old navy. one bite... ♪ ...is like no bite you've ever tasted before. it's a whole new way to love mcdonald's. ♪ doctor, you can stop lighting matches under his elbow. he's awake. aw. am i dead? no, mr. brown, you're very much alive. luckily, your many layers of stomach fat slowed the bullet before it finally lodged in the part of your liver that's already dead. if you were shot three or four inches to either side, you would ha

take a live look at martinez junior high. that's where his classmates have actually started a collection to help the family pay for medical expenses. about an hour ago, aaron hern's father spoke to nbc news about his son's ordeal. christie smith will bring you that story in about ten minutes. >> a follow-up on a story we have been covering since yesterday morning. at&t now says all cell phone service and internet service has been row stored in the morgan hill and gilroy areas. crews have been working throughout the night to try to repair a fiber optic cable after somebody cut that line early yesterday morning. investigators say the vandal then fired a rifle at a pg&e substation, that caused a big-time oil leak in one of the transformers. this morning, sheriff's deputies are still standing guard outside that substation. bob redell, "today in the bay," live at the scene right now. he spoke to one of those guards. we'll tell you why security is still there and what he told us, coming up at 6:30. >>> 6:09 right now. get a look at

pretty incriminating both kevin liverpool and junior bradshaw arrested within miles of the singer's home inside their car. police found a stash of weapons including, as you mentioned, a samurai sword, two knives and inkrin naturing notes, notes that read, "jocelyn r.i.p." and "once jocelyn is dead, find a river to dump her." evidence found overwhelmingly shows these two men traveled 230 miles across england with the intent to rob and kill the singer inside her home. a plot that police were able, thankfully, to put a stop to, erin. >> so, erin, what about motive? this just seems so bizarre. >> well, jocelyn was actually not the only celebrity mentioned in their writings. they also talked about r. kelly and beyonce. prosecutors say as to why she specifically was singled out in this plot, we may never know. some of the writings did mention her royal connections.

let's hear it once again for the san francisco, the wonderful willie brown junior. we now present you with your award. >> honorable brown on behalf of the mayor's services we would like to present you with a living award for black history month. [ applause ] >> willie said, "off to the food". we are not done yet. this is your life. we want to acknowledge from the mayor's office. may cha is here. now sir, we have a very special presentation. let's welcome from savannah jazz l l c from san francisco international schedule and chairperson of the economic development committee n aacp . >> good afternoon, mayor brown, supervisors and friends. we are gathered here today to pay attribute to a man whose visionary guidance, leadership, preservation of america's only indigenous form jazz had made the city of san francisco a beacon for higher aesthetics around the world. i'm a jazz musician. as jazz indicator and club owner and i'm here on behalf of the jazz musicians, club owners who could not be here to say thank you. from the artist ry to king oliver to armstrong from the m

junior business major, nicholas ayala, won the position in the record breaking ten percent voter turnout elections. only three percent of eligible students voted last year. "im feeling pretty good right now. i was kind of nervous to see what the results were actually going to be but now that the results are out i am excited to see what next year has in store." "out of all of the candidates i was very happy that he was the one elected. i think that, considering the issues that students are facing right now. he will be a very strong advocate for students." with the elections over and his position solidified, some may wonder, what ayala's plans are for the new year. "one of the biggest changes is a.s.'s presence will grow over the next year substantially and then once people are able to know what a.s. is, everything else falls into place." "i see a brighter future for a.s. because even though i know the position now, school wise, i know he'll be able to make, or at least impact the school in a better way." ayala will recive a salary and his own office in the associated students house. i'm b

high school junior? meet the young lady driving the conversation on everything from feminism to pop culture. and she can't even drive yet. ♪ you might just make it after all ♪ >> and made it after all. the women of the revolutionary "mary tyler moore show" together again for perhaps the last time. >>> good evening, and thanks for joining us. in the wake of tragedies like the shooting spree at sandy hook elementary school, shock and sor row are often followed by frustration that evil prevailed if only one could have been there to intervene. in mare co county, arizona, sheriff joe arpaioa hen posse of gun-toting civilians are the guardians of good, or so they believe. but not everyone believes. my co-anchor terry moran reports. >> reporter: at a high school just outside phoenix, arizona, a mad man stalks the hall. it's just a training exercise, but this is every parent's worst nightmare. >> on the ground! these men are learning how to fight the next school shooter. >> can't wait that long. >> reporter: and

brown junior. [ applause ] growing in the area, his accomplishments and contributions to the world at large and public service were not lost on me and it is really been a dream come true for me to grow up and get to know him professionally and personally. my father and willie were acquaintances and fraternity brothers. >> when he was elected the first african american mayor i was right up there front and center in 1996 and channel five was out there reporting and they included me in the news coverage and interviewed me and i was historical and crying and emotional and the camera lingered on my black power fist. and fast forward for when i was in washington, d.c. when i was there for barack obama first inauguration and there i went with my fist again more tears flowing and i was not the only one thinking about the shoulders on which the president stood, including those of mayor brown who without question paved the way for president obama and countness others. so today we celebrate all that he is and all that he has done and all that he continues to do. the san francisco mayor's office

with me are juniors, denise chavez and sarah who happens to be my niece. welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> we have a couple of pictures that you sent me. this must have been a great learning experience for both of you. let me start with you, denise. tell me what you learned on your excursion to el salvador. >> the biggest thing learned was the importance of really doing something that you love and foe using on something that you are passionate about. through my time at santa clara i have become passionate about social education. during my time there i was able to work with the kindergarten classroom and help them with their reading skills and this like that. we were able to share stories and learn about each other's lives and learn -- i would be able to tell them about what i do here and in the united states. and i would learn about how they live their lives and we were able to apply what we learned there both in the classroom and outside of the classroom. >> you were gone for a whole semester. social media, how big of a part did that play in you keepi

you can see out here they have the flags at half staff at martinez junior while. inside, they are thing about and talking about their classmate. >> the 11-year-old will not run to school any time soon. his mom said on her facebook page he still needs about seven to ten days in the hospital. the administration and parents at martinez junior hire are doing their best to comfort his classmates. >> he said that he is sad and my nephew is good friends with him and three was very upset so the kids are having a hard time with it. as are the parents. >> he was waiting for his mom to finish the week when the bomb when off. shrapnel has piercedly eye and hip and leg. he has had surgery. a team is on campus and the administration is doing what they can to spread the word. we sent out an all call to parents to let folks know because there are so many who know the family in many ways. allen is our high school varsity football coach. they are very much part of the fabric of this community. >> the students are pulling together to support the family all the way down to the clothi

we learned today specialist del son santos, junior died in an attack on his con joy -- convoy over the weekend. i'm carolyn johnson. >> i'm dan ashley. tonight family and friends are mourning a young man who died in the line of duty. a young soldier who joined the military as a teenager to honor his father, help his family and serve his country. john alston is live in santa clara. john, everyone said he was proud to serve. >> absolutely, dan. he was born in the fill teens, but he -- philippines, but he grew up this san jose, santa clara and that is where they are feeling the loss. >> they honor him as a soldier and as a brother. all of the other soldiers that have done this and sack fiesed -- sacrifice editor this country. >> she is heart broken over the death of her brother. del son santos, junior, he was one -- among five killed in afghanistan while helping deliver textbooks to school children. the suicide car bombing also killed 25-year-old diplomat anne smedinghoff. >> as a soldier first of all he is brave and always motivated. he's always willing to do anything. >> santos followed

clearly, after now talking to the fbi because they came to junior, junior immediately recognized this saw that surveillance photo from the 7-eleven he said, that's the guy. that's junior he started connecting the dots and realizing perhaps that is why he was acting so bizarrely just on tuesday. jake? >> all right. brooke baldwin, thank you so much. this is a city and an area on edge since the early hours of this morning we've been told and hearing about all sorts of police operations, chasing down leads, controlled explosions of suspicious packages throughout the city obviously, the tsarnaev brothers proficient to a degree in explosives. there has ban lot of fear and concern. bochb boston is in self-imposed lockdown with individuals told not to leave their hoechmes. the manhunt is most intense outside the city in the watertown area. i want to bring in wolf blitzer. we've covered a lot of terrorist

the other nice thing about that is, they are walking in as a junior. so they are walking in with a junior's priority registration rights. i have friends and neighbors that their kids are staying at uc or csu for a fifth and sixth year just because they can't get their courses. >> that's right. i wish you were around when i was thinking about it. there's information on your screen. you can e-mail them. what a great opportunity. no excuses. this is a free ride. >> appreciate it. thanks for being here. >>> up next on comunidad del valle, next can consulate of san jose. >>> there's a diplomatic arm of the mexican government right here in the south bay. we're talking about the mexican consulate of san jose. they are scattered around the country. they are kind of like a mini embassy, if you will of the mexican consulate. the press consulate and welcome to the show. >> thank you. >> tell us about this concept of the mexican consulate. i describe them as mini embassies. is that maybe how you would describe them? >> well, a consulate provides mostly aid to mexi

from junior shark to one of the big boys.he bay area native that make history for their team last night. >>> plus, jimmy fall on and jay leno team up. >>> anthony slaughter in the traffic center tracking your traffic this morning. we're going to get you up to speed with all the very latest delays and if there are any accidents here on your area roadways. you are watching, "today in the bay." >>> welcome back. tuesday morning, bright and early. the shot of the hp pavilion, the shark tank where your san jose sharks have put together a hot streak. they are riding five in a row, beat the canucks last night. 4:54. >>> it turns out the president knew something that most analysts just did not. he chose the cal women to come out of spokane region and he was absolutely correct. the bears beat georgia last night, 65-62. securing the team's very first final four appearance in school history. they now wait to see who wins tonight's basketball game between louisville and tennessee. >> there we go. >>> you mentioned the sharks, john. they

i am iian chung and junior at lowell high school. it was a month ago i learned of my friend. i believe the ultimate solution is a stop light right in between somewhere around [inaudible] drive because to back it up i have started a petition a month ago on change.org that has 3500 signatures and i believe it's a great solution because on you can -- in the area there are schools and a day care center. it would greatly slow down the traffic and if you ever drive on slope in the mornings it's hectic and no one ever stops for you. now, i did do research on slope just to watch the pedestrians and i noticed many senior citizens are crossing the street and all the drivers saw the signs it is state law to yield to the pedestrians but not one car, not one car stopped, and i would like the city to consider the fact to install a traffic light on slope boulevard because this is something that can be prevented. thank you. >> thank you. >> good afternoon supervisors. my name is sophia lee and i am a junior at lowell high school and i am speaking about pedestrian safety and my best friend wa

there is a colleague of mine at the university, a student of mine and a junior clerk. tonight, i give you a fourth person, my esteemed colleague and friend, bernard lietaer. [applause] >> this is the recipe of what has been going on over the last three to five years. in mathematical terms the chairman of the fed is known as helicopter ben. do you know why that is? there were 13 articles written about deflation. about deflation in china, sorry in japan and seven of those by the 90s so he really has focused on that issue. and in one of the seven articles he had the strongest solution. if nothing else worked he would send the helicopters over the city's. that was called deflation. anyway, my story on the euro is a rather personal one because actually accidentally i happen happened to have been involved at the beginning and how this happened is quite innocently through a book which i wrote that was published in 1979, which have been written in three languages actually. this is the french version. it talks about latin america and it's the only book that actually forecasts t

junior minister responsible for this area of policy was present. she turned to him and asked, what do i do with the national enterprise? [laughter] >> the factory is now a blood transfusion. still, she meant well. she was great. , inhe parliamentary week which terrorists tried to kill her and all of her cabinet and bridge technocracy -- british democracy, she was present. right and perky in the house of commons. the government statement to which, i responded. she was absolutely right on a considerable number of foreign policy issues. trendingimorous nerve on both sides of the house, and attempted international interference. she was utterly determined that the people of the islands who wanted to the british but still should be british today, not be the victims of a fascist dictator. how some labor members of parliament could actually want to water down a response to an aggressive fascist dictator, i could not understand them and i still do not understand today. when saddam hussein seized kuwait, she was pumped at the preparations to oust him by forc

san jose state junior jabari hasan says he was once a cyber bully... "i just in general wasn't very self confident so what actually ended up happening was i would get bullied and then i'd go online and bully other people." although hasan says he is extremely regretful and ashamed of the bullying he did, it is still a part of his life... "it's something that did happen and that's why i guess i live my life everyday to be better than what i was." professor of education of psychology, roxana marachi, says cyberbullying is more difficult to track because it is anonymous... "cyber bullying often times just gets lost in the cracks and it's somewhat prevalent and so people say ' professor marachi says in order to prevent cyber bullying, people who see inappropriate behavior online need to step forward for the victims... i in san jose, tiffani tofani, update news." the words of dr martin luther king jr come to s-j-s-u for a momentous anniversary. the book is closing on a 55 year old s-j-s-u landmark. what does it mean to students? but first we ask students wha

so arizona having the most junior right feels subset saying why shed mexico always get that because of the treaty while we have to have a shortage and less water runs down the canal and as shortage would cascade they do have a plan yet arizona first takes the cup for there negotiating to minimize that the california understands it passed to share. if you take prior appropriations on the way it is laid out arizona would simply suffered then maybe somebody next whenever the most junior right which is probably colorado because some of those projects are more recent as well as utah, was vegas would really suffer. but california has the most senior rights of that is the stress and california has understood that has to give up its water in time of drought they get the biggest share even though a lot of that water is pumped out of the of watershed to los angeles for a huge agricultural breadbasket of america. they will have to cut back but it is not really clear yet how that will go smoothly. but we're talking with that is as far as it has gotten. there are interim guidelines and the bureau o

we tried to turn that into a positive in terms of getting the message out beyond the ballpark or junior giants. i always see it as a positive from a public awareness stand point. but as a parent it scares the beejesus out of me because i think what you see in cyber bullying is it allows the bully to be anonymous. you don't have ownership of what you do online. from the giants perspective there's a lot of opportunity to educate kids through junior giants and serving as role models with our players to spread the message about all bullying, not just what you do in the hallway or the classroom, but all bullying, including online, is unacceptable. as parents trying to teach kids about the boundaries of the social media world and respecting people in all ways. >> i'd just like to first of all begin by condemning the violence and mourning the death of a wonderful friend to arabs and muslims, i knew people who knew him, he was a cal grad like myself. the irony is you are killing a fripd. but that's the nature of mob violence and the ideology of hate. and unfortunately hate begets hate and that'

you can see out here they have the flags at half staff at martinez junior while. inside, they are thing about and talking about their classmate. >> the 11-year-old will not run to school any time soon. his mom said on her facebook page he still needs about seven to ten days in the hospital. the administration and parents at martinez junior hire are doing their best to comfort his classmates. >> he said that he is sad and my nephew is good friends with him and three was very upset so the kids are having a hard time with it. as are the parents. >> he was waiting for his mom to finish the week when the bomb when off. shrapnel has piercedly eye and hip and leg. he has had surgery. a team is on campus and the administration is doing what they can to spread the word. we sent out an all call to parents to let folks know because there are so many who know the family in many ways. allen is our high school varsity football coach. they are very much part of the fabric of this community. >> the students are pulling together to support the family all the way down to the clothi

scott budman did the same for junior high. this year, girls teams made up 49% of the entries. >> that's fantastic. >> it is. we do something with eastside high school district as well, their science fair. it is more than 50%. girls in stem is an important issue. it is working. we are winning. girls are winning. we are all winning. >> all right. >> love it. >> exactly. cool. >> all those smart kids out there getting it done. i love it. >> our future. >> good thing to think about. rob mayeda jumps back in for christina loren. more hot, hot, hot. >> it is nice being in our air conditioned studio. let's fast forward eight hours from now when we are seeing temperatures in the 80s or 90s. a mild start to your morning. san francisco, oakland, san jose waking up to the same temperature at 57, 59 in sunnyvale. coolest spots in the upper 40 this morning. there isn't much of a sea breeze. our temperatures are warming up quickly. the skies may look a little bit like summertime around the bay air without the wind. out towards the east bay

>> well, i do. >> reporter: no, but they're junior high kids. that's possible. >> it is. it is, if you spend time with them, you love them. >> all right. >> reporter: dan teaches an 8th grade bible class at heritage christian school at indianapolis. what he is most known for are his own writings, handwritten letters to his students on their birthdays. who here gets a birthday letter from mr. stroup? every kid in every one of his classes gets one. >> everybody. >> reporter: that's 105 personalized letters. >> number 3. >> reporter: and that's just the beginning. >> right. >> reporter: melissa bird was in dan's class in 1985. >> every year like clockwork, you know you're going to get a letter from mr. stroup. >> reporter: ryan had him in 1989. >> i have missed birthday letters from my family but i have never missed a letter from mr. stroup. >> reporter: and amy hasn't missed one, either. not in 27 years. >> growing up, going away to college, moving, i have lived in several states. and to think, i still get these letters from mr. stroup. >> reporte

in just a few years he rose from junior to multi-billion and senior politician. is decline was as rapid as his meteoric rise and ended in exile his death is now as mysterious as his life. on r.t. . you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought . i'm tom harpur welcome to the big. secret laboratory to mccurry was able to build a most sophisticated robot which fortunately. beefing tombs mission to teach creation why it should care about humans and world this is why you should care only. international in the very heart of moscow. welcome back to cross talk we're all things are considered i'm peter lavelle to mind you we're discussing john kerry's visit to the middle east. ok mike you go back to again in washington is the united states a fair broker in this case in this conflict i think to assume that the united states is either neutral and by totally fair is a mistake it isn't it hasn't been historically. different partie

. >> lo peor es que se pierden vidas, se señalo que los señalamientos tienen que ser la cia júnior pacificrte en vivo, continuamos con más información. >> la policía de san francisco investiga un tiroteo en la nación, alguien le disparo a un hombre, el equipo antipandillas busca videos de seguridad en la zona. >> vemos como se arresto a dos sujetos, cuyo cuerpo se encontró en un incendio al tratar de apagar su hogarla oficina del médico forence aún no identifica a la víctima. >> vemos como dos de los sospechoso fueron detenidos por atacar a audry poot, la joven se quito la vida cuando se entero que alguien puso una foto de lo sucedido en una página de facebook. >> vemos como este accidente de varios vehículos no dejó heridos. >> equipo especializado se móvilizquierdo a este local, para limpiar el líquido que afecto a uno de los trabajadores que trato de limpiarlo. >> esta persona podría ser el hombre que cometió un ataque sexual. >> si tiene información llame a las autoridades. >> la compañía petrolera indico que los daños en la compañía no estaban documentados. >> california vuelve a hace

he is 11 years old and attends marpt martinez junior high school and was very close to one of the blasts when it went off. teachers, classmates are very concerned. aaron's dad, allen hearn describes that day. >> everyone turned to look back down the finish line and a few seconds later the second bomb went off maybe 15 feet from where i was. aaron and our friend's son were much closer than that. >> reporter: friends describe aaron as friendly and fun. they're saying they really are thinking of him every minute. his dad says that he is resting. he opened his eyes and even tried to talk. of course, he knows that he is there with his parents and that is comforting to him, according to his dad. meantime, a neighbor is starting a photo shoot fund r-raiser tha is planned for saturday here in martinez also to try to help the family. reporting live in martinez, christie smith, "today in the bay." >> thanks, christie. >>> at 5:03, local running groups are pulling together in support of the victims. oakland running festival have planned a three-mile run tomorrow night, one mile for each victim. it

they're not just there -- >> they used to be junior.al chairmanships. >> what would be wonderful is if we could see some of that in the house, because maybe the women in the house -- >> which house? the house of representatives? >> the house of representatives. oh, karen finney.

the junior minister responsible for this policy was present. she turned to him and asked, what did i do with the national enterprise board? [laughter] the factory isy now a blood transfusion center. still, she meant well. she was brave. in the parliamentary week following the bombing in which terrorists try to kill her -- tried to kill her and all her all of britisho democracy, she was here and perky in parliament with the government statement. she was absolutely right on a considerable number of foreign- camerasssues against nerve-trembling on both sides of nerve-trembling on both sides of the house. she was utterly determined that the people of the falkland islands that wanted to be british and still want to be british today should be so -- should not be the victims of a fascist dictator. how some labour members of parliament could actually want or to doubt a response to an aggressive fascist dictator, i , and iunderstand then still do not understand today. when saddam hussein seized kuwait, she was actively part of the preparations to oust h

support can aid in your recovery, certainly, aaron hern has it from his friends here at martinez junior high school, the community. the first lady stopped by for a visit. members of the oakland a's baseball team are hoping to visit him today. two oakland a's players go to boston's children hospital where he had several surgeries on his leg after he is hit by shrapnel by one of the bombs that went off at the boston marathon. he has shown great progress. only an i.v. left. off his breathing tube, alert and talking. a's first baseman, brandan moss and right fielder, josh reddick, and the batting coach hope to see him by his hospital bed. brandan moss said, i'm excited to meet him. i can only imagine what he has gone by. last week, first lady, michelle obama, dropped by, chatting with the family for a while. at martinez junior high school, classmates and friends recorded a video last week, a get well video shouting out encouraging words at the top of their lungs. his name over and over again, aaron, aaron, aaron. several businesses including kinder meat market holding fund-raisers for the h

so that's really why i formed the junior section. >> abbey, how aware are the students from sandy hook the shooting? how aware are they of what's going on in washington this week, and what has happened in our politics since that horrible day? >> well, they're little kids. but they'll come and sending sing a little something. and i was excited to see the president along with many of my colleagues. so i did share that with them. i do speak with the parents often. i'm sorry. i do speak with the parents of my students often. and i think together we're growing more politically active in this. through social media, through conversation. and the sandy hook parents who are in washington right now. the change that occurred today, i think was very much due to their courageous efforts. and relentless efforts in not letting this issue just disappear. and it's a huge inspiration for me. i know they are for my family and for the sandy hook teachers. and for this community. >> abbey, when you see them as we all have in some of the video walking through the halls of congress, meeting with senators, i