. >> the second report we have tonight is the lau modified consent decree report. this is the annual report regarding our english learners, and tonight, we have presenting to us the special assistant to the superintendent, miss kristina wong. >> we have a powerpoint presentation for you. and you have a copy of the powerpoint in your packet. so tonight, i'll be presenting key data points and trends from our 2017-18 lau report that we just submitted to the court under our lau modified consent decree and share some updated on how we're supporting our english learner achievements. so for the annual lau report for english learns, this is final annually with the federal court and shared with all of our lau parties under our modified conscent decree of june 20 -- consent decree of june 2015. it contains nearly 200 files. this first slide is our 2017 e.l.s by home language from pre-k through 12. so in total 2017-18, we had over 13,000 english learners and -- that spoke 52 languages in total. our major languages continued to be arabic, cantonese, filipino, and spanish. four

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for more on this i'm joined by lau lau laura vargo.it looks like for a runoff to happen, your team would have to come up with 20,000 or more votes. where do you think that would come from? >> you have that exactly right. from the beginning of this campaign, we have said something very simple and straightforward, that we had a candidate and a cause worth voting for. since june of last year, we've gone around the state and asked voters who have traditionally not been reached out to to trust the system and to vote. we have known we've been up against brian kemp, the city's secretary of state, who has a well-known history of suppression. and his last act as secretary of state last week was to declare himself the victor. he literally sent out a press release from his office, put his campaign consultants on the phone with the media and said, nothing to see here. i won. move on. we reject that, and we are demanding that every single vote is counted. as you just said -- >> and what is not being counted? >> or we file a lawsuit. >> what do you

if you losing, if y ain't no championship team, it ain't no reason coming in the building andgh lauing unless [ bleep ] don't mean that much to you, unless you just doing it for the money. but if you doing it from the heart, that [ bleep ] going to mean something to you when you walk in that building after you lost two games in a row. >> so, spirited comments, d.j. se wing the tone forn the team does return to practice, but they're off this weeksd, but it work as normal on monday back in ashburn. george, back to you. >> all right, sherree, thank you. and the d.j. swearinger letting erybody know how he feels. >> they should play that on the plane on the way back. >> youhink practice isoing to be fun when they get back? >> ouch. >> a lot of work to do now. >>> well, if you were napping rlier, passed out from all that turkey and missed it, there is a new best in show tonight. a whippet won the title at this year's national dog show. he beat out the other hounds tonight. wh whiskey knocked out s other dogs to take theco mpetition. whiskey is also his handler. his most important title will

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. >> let's check in withn lau ricketts. how long do the winds stick around? paw do you c today to yesterday if. >> today it's a lot colder than it wasda yest today right around 40 degrees and we have stronger winds so that wind chill feel-like factor is going to be a little lower. it is absolutely gorgeous out there this morning. it's going to be gorgeous as we ntinue throu the day, although a few os saw snow showers out there. wind advisory until 4 p.m., gustso 40 50 miles per hour, we could have power outages. stained winds at 23 miles an hour, gusts up to 50 miles an hour. we'll talk about any more snow chances and when these winds finally die down. we'll give you that coming up in 15 minutes. >> thank you. the man charged with raping and killing a muslim entered a guilty plea in court. this was back in june of 2018. he allegedly caught the gi 17-year-old, raped, killed her and dumped her body in a police say this was road rage but the victim's family believe it was a bias crime. they will not pursue the death penalty after conelting with victim's family.

lau laura? >> reporter: we're in downtownl paed by this fire, leaving kids and their families wondering what's next for them. with the death toll rising, piece are looking through burned cars to make sure there are no huh man remains inside. >> priority one is trying to contain the fire because it's still not contained. the other is trying to find folks who have been reported missing and in some cases it's finding the remains and trying to identify the remains. >> reporter: in the meantime those who survived the fire are coming to grips with what they lost. >> reporter: gracie just started kindergarten, now she knows she has no school to go back to. >> i'm hoping that it's still standing up so we can soon go back to school. i'm hoping all the fire's put out and we can all go back to what we were doing. >> reporter: in paradise and surrounding communities, many of the schools were damaged or completely destroyed in the camp fire. i've seen a couple of pictures. i'm sad because all of my friends a

one thing that was critical is lau laura bush had a great relationship with the two chiefs of staff thatdent bush, and she would have periodic private meetings with them, and that was confidential, and all in -- under the umbrella of what is best for her husband. i remember interviewing with her for the job. she said i am not here for me, i am here for george and because of george. she wanted to do everything she could to help him, and the west wing knew that. it made our life and our job as a an east wing staff to get all the support and assets we need. mrs. trump's staff is very small, all the more reason to have allies on the west wing to get that help when you are planning a solo trip to africa or whatever it might be. and mira ricardel aobviously --i know of her and john bolton, too, and they have a hawkish view, and they don't care about infighting. >> i know about the sharp elbows, she didn't endear herself, mira ricardel. did something happen on the afri africa trip? >> well, i was on the trip. the first lady does not fly in a big air force one 747 like the president, it's a much

. >> i don't think he's laus thos. >> that's a different audience than the shareholder class.rest in this guy. some hedge fund managers may like him, some private equity guys may like him because the cost of equity is so cheap, although it is increasing. wall street says, our clients got the tax cut they wanted, 35 to 21. beyond that, the stock price reflected that going into 2018, and in 2018, it's done nothing, we're done with this guy, he's an embarrassment to us, he doesn't know what he's doing on tariffs and i think they're just saying the heck with it. >> i think he's lost all those people. >> if he stokes a trade war going into '19 and '20, when you look at the cancellations and soybean orders that are gone as these markets go away, the reason he can't stop talking about immigration and these other issues is because he is george wallace with a queens accent. that's what he cares about. he doesn't care about the economy. you think he cares about economic growth for working class people? this is a guy who went to pittsburgh and talked about in pittsburgh about how well he

lights on the state prosecutor says they are searching the offices at deutsche bank because of money lau laundering suspicion apparently according to reports deutsche bank has offered clients to set up vehicles in jurisdictions which is not okay with the law here in germany that's what we're hearing currently. we have not heard from deutsche. deutsche is apparently working on a statement to have the public informed. the prosecutor is saying they're searching the offices, and that's what i can tell you from now. of course shares are going down quite tremendously because everybody is reminded of all these legal problems that deutsche bank had been fighting for years and years. the last time i seen such a big ra raid at deutsche bank's headquarters was in 2012 back to you. >> thank you very much worth pointing out that last week speaking before the danish and european parliaments a whistle-blower former lly emploe by danske bank said there was a bank involved with cash flows passing through the estonian bank he did not name deutsche bank but reuters says they were involved in that >>> the b

my name is richard lau. i walk the street a lot and there are times when i see some young people smoking marijuana. three or four of them together. lots of times, the mothers are carrying their baby or pushing a carriage. we do have a reports put out by our department last year saying secondhand breathing of marijuana is not good for our children, and not good for anybody. i heard something like we have 60 or 50 dr prescription dispensing marijuana. that is supposedly for the health benefits to relieve the patient's' pain. and then we heard that the recreation of marijuana, there is 70 or more, that are only approved. people are putting in an application of a couple of hundred dollar more and pretty soon, there will be more and more marijuana dispensaries of the city. i don't think we need it. we have lots of patience in our general hospital and they are suffering from lung diseases and the contributing factor of lung diseases is working. marijuana is one of its. so the legislation of the 64 by the people of

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." >> yes, lau did. [ lighhter ] >> seth: there we go.rry. [ cheers and applause ]at was - were you watching li "saturday nigh" when you were running for president or b were you toousy? >> no, i -- we would watch it religiously. i would have played me a little taller, seth. >> seth: yeah, i think that is -- [ laughter ] at was one of the strike against it, for sure. >> but, no, you did well enough that you lost to will forte so- >> seth: that's true. that's a real burn on me. iothought -- obviously, they didn't love it in so -- >> you were so good thoughtehe swift uys started to make up lies about you. >> seth: yeah, that's -- i still can't get elected. this is alsoncredible to me. you went to st paul's in concord, new hampshire. >> i did. >>eth: and you were on the hockey team with robert mueller. >> yes. >> seth: this is a photo of you and robert mueller on the same hockey team, sitting next to each other. >> yeah. >> seth: so that's -- that's robert mueller right there. what was he like as a hockey temate? >> he was the captain of the

evil, everybody. [ evil lau[ ter ] eers and applause ] we have a great show tonight!s and applaus] >> jimmy: dr. evil, everybody. mike myers. give it up for mike myers! oh, my god. [ cheers and applaus] ♪ guys, it is monday. we're excited to be back. 've a fantastic week of shows ahead. emma stone will be here. >> steve: yeah! [ cheers andpplause ] >> jimmy: eddie redmayne will be here. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: and be sure to tune in friday night, we have a very special show in honor of vetera day. it's an entire show dedicated to veterans everywhere. [ cheers and applause ] that's friday. mark wahlberg will be here. zac brown band will be performing. >> steve: whoa. >> jimmy: we have a lot of fun stuff plannet you do not w miss it. but first, we have a great show tonight. she is the multiple h emmy-winnit of "the rachel maddow show." tomorrow night, she and brian williams are anchoring live midterm election coverage starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern on msnbc. rachel maddow is here! >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: rachel maddow! >> s