school and hearing that click, click, click as my ticket was punched before you were heading into the lunchroom. nowadays things have changed. my daughters have ids with a magnetic strip on the back that allows for them to debit their accounts much like you would a debit card, and i can write a check for any as well as getting online and making deposits. the times, they sure are a changing. but one thing hasn't changed, and that is the need to deal with the problems that sometimes arise. back in the days with those little lunch tickets, sometimes they would get lost or destroyed or sometimes even taken away. nowadays you have a swipe their card and find out that their balance is zero. today's panel will be talking about school lunch policy and disagreement s as to what should be done when that lunch account's balance goes to zero. with me on today's panel is dr. brandi janssen, clinical assistant professor at the university of iowa, and director of iowa center for agricultural safety and health. welcome brandi. brandi janssen: thank brandi is todd dorman, columnist for the gazette, and author o

>> in their classrooms, hallways at school, in the lunchroom, falling all over themselves. >> t involvement in this one. >> yes, a lot of them have 100% involvement. when i first saw it on facebook, i chuckled. again, another day, another challenge, another viral video. >> who's credited with starting this one? i know people like to get these things start the and it's kind of fun to see your trend catch fire and go around the internet, so who's the originator? >> i believe it was disney. >> andy's coming, everybody, >> andy's coming! >>> that's our show for today. ? ? >> announcer: >> announcer: today, it's election day. so we're celebrating the red, white and "chew" with a turkey day potluck. incredible anthony bourdain. michael's cooking up the delicious dish america voted for. and clinton's got dips that'll be a guaranteed victory for your party. it all starts right now on "the chew." ? [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, everyo >> hey, everyone. welcome to "the chew."

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for the headpiece and all has not part cause eye injuries and this because the potential risk for lunchrooms. they disagree with less and safety is their top priority toys have not been recalled. held against their will nats: firework and a police chopper taking fireworks where was this , i'll explain in the next edition of people behaving badly and next: an indepth look at the dangers of lead in homes. we meet a bay area family with children -- who is dealing with contamination. all this week, kron 4 is taking an in- depth look at the dangers of lead contamination. tonight, we are going to introduce you to an east bay family. that has been dealing with the problem first hand. although lead was banned from household use decades ago, it lingers on in many older homes in the form of paint. if children ingest that paint, they can suffer severe health problems. many families, like the one you are about to meet, have no idea there is even a danger. kron 4's charles clifford has their story. our indepth look at lead contamination continues. tomorrow at ten. we look at the danger that could be lurk

and who can forget the lunchroom back when you were a kid? not always easy. one student and her solution. >> i'm julian moor. >> reporter: they are the famous faces, all of them with the same messa message. >> i'm james mars den. this is a serious issue. >> reporter: they're taking on bullying in america. and our parent company, disney, the choose kindness campaign. >> things that should never be said. >> shut it down. >> reporter: we travel to a place so many of us remember. the lunchtime cafeteria in high school. where one student has come up with her own solution. so, we meet in the calf tier are. it's been a long time since i had a high school lunch. but we were hungry. what made you come up with this idea to help other kids at lunch? >> well, i was pretty severely bullied at my old school. >> reporter: 16-year-old natalie hampton has and the app is called? >> sit with us. >> reporter: how does it work? >> as soon as you open it, you see the welcome screen. >> reporter: i love that. never eat lunch alone. you sign up and ask other students if they'd like

and he knew the names of everyone in the lunchroom.l the servers, called them by name. >> but it wasn't until the spring of 1971 in the yale library that bill clinton would learn the name of the young woman who would change everything. years later hillary recounted the exact moment. >> i put my books down and said if you're going to keep looking at me and i'm going to keep looking at you, we ought to at least know each other's names. i said i'm hillary rodham. who are you? he says he can't remember his name. that makes me feel so good when he says that. >> what were they like together? >> yin and yang. i think he saw in her a great partner, somebody who was smart, who was driven, who was utterly disciplined and persistent. i think he saw someone who is exciting and emotional. since they both cared about public policy, it was a terrific combination. >> a combination so special that soon bill would ask hillary for her hand in marriage for the first time. >> what was holding you back initially when bill clinton was asking you to marry him

they chanted build that wall in the lunchroom and caused a commotion and upset a lot of the the mine areity students there. some saying it shows how closely the kids are watching us >> this is learned behavior. they don't come up with and it is something they have seen. >> very sad situation there. there is still no word on who is responsible for it and why it is put there in the first place and there is talk of the police getting involved in the incidents. >> chandler family who is on our mind and in need of good news. finally little getting that. two young kids lost their mom after losing his wife. pamela hassle bocker was killed while pushing her two kids in a strolller. she had been in a coma and she is going to start weaning off the breathing machine soon. the mris have been looking good. they are 3-year-old ryan is already out of the icu. > >> the reason i am stack here is because eifel's i was there is to help. >> valley dad out of jail and cleared of all >> david fuller was accused of kidnapping his 8-year-old daughter and another. and this triggered an amber alert as breakin

at middle brook education center, a staff lunchroom sink, sink in two classrooms and a pre-school area sink. that by the district at this time. at berea mid park high school, a music hall water fountain on the school's second floor and a secondary water fountain on the same floor. the testing company recommended these fountains should be taken out of service. the testing company recommended that the fountains should be taken out of service and the school district exchanged the fixtures. now, our exclusive investigation into the berea water system continues coming up tonight at >>> cleveland's police union president is now dealing with another issue. >> romona: the cleveland community police commission is asking that he voluntarily resign or be removed from the commission. you'll remember it was formed as part of a consent decree for police reform. the cpc says he consistently misses meetings and they say "we believe it is in the best interest of the cpc and the cppa to have a union representative actively present meetings, respectfully voicing cppa interests and concerns". >>> we told

. >> it started, high school level, high schoolers started to do it in their lunchroom, outside the school then a lot of teens, sports teams got it and they are doing it so now temple is doing it. >> over the weekend, temple did this thing, so lets take a look at their version of this. some are more elaborate then others. >> like rehab room. >> a lot of them are sitting around as they are getting worked on and all that. >> key is you have to be doing pose that you cannot imagine someone is standing still for that long. that is what makes it exciting. then as you can hear there is no sound but a lot of people are using ray cher more, i never say ray their song black bead will. >> yes. >> that is the theme song that is playing under a lot of these. >> so when we do it, we will play it underneath. >> we are in the works trying to figure out how to do it. we know people are doing musical bit. >> yes, because, we tend to be last on this. so we have to be sky rocketing over the top. >> a lot of them are still doing it, they were doing it yesterday. >> okay. >> even penn state dit, their fat ball

at the end of the year, this lovely girl named heather shepard came and sat next to me in the lunchroom come over and we listened to quiet riot. and before i knew i had two because she brought another friend. in and i feel to this day so grateful to this woman. i don't really still keep in touch with her. i saw her when i went home which is what made me think of it to my school. i was being inducted into the hall of fame, bethlehem central. perhaps you have heard of it. i'm sure you saw the coverage. which was actually really exciting, i have to tell you. anyway, she was there. and i just thought to myself there she is, showing up again when i kind of need her. you know how that happens when you reconnect with people. >> of course. >> who once had real importance in your life. she just got the book and she called my mom, because they are all both still in albany and she said tell her she helped me, too. >> that's so nice. >> which i never knew. >> what about the villains in this story? you are now at a news organization you could marshall the resources to find every bully from seventh g

they chanted it rat the rnc and you had kids doing this in a lunchroom just last week and the reality is these are far more complex issues than what you can get out in a four or five-word chant. we have to really understand what it means to breakup and tear apart families. >> both of the mayors who were on, and mayor bill de blasio, they have hundreds of thousands of residents who could be targeted by the immigration policy. you can blame them for trying to protect their people, tara? >> no, i mean because naturally, if their mayors of these cities and they feel as though they want the united states to be welcoming and i understand that. >> i feel a but coming on. >> yes, there's but here. i worked in illegal immigration on capitol hill for seven year for a southern california congressman and i really got to see the devastating effects now. we need to talk about illegal immigration. and the devastating effects it's had, particularly in california, you know you had the los angeles mayor, and reminds me of jamiel shaw, a case when i worked in you can think of a 17-year-old young black b

. >> by the way that is our lunchroom on the second floor here at fox. >> yeah. >> if you want perfect hair for celebrity or karen hup, you don't to have spend a lot of money, do you know why? we have ways to save you cash. you basically go to the the drugstore and you fine inexpensive stuff to put on your head. >> do i this, i believe it. i can't wait to hear this. >> okay. katie: my mom was a restaurant hostess at a neighborhood favorite - a place for a good, family meal. she juggled customers, cooks, waitresses - and never complained. my dad was a police officer walking his beat. i learned from both what it means to be honest, to work hard, and love family. big banks, wall street, special interests - that's who pat toomey's with. in the senate, i'll work for you and your family. i'm katie mcginty, and i approve this message. >>> south philadelphia fun for sure. thanks for sending that in. >> we have another one. >> we have more. i bet we do. >> this is from scott. look at that one. look at all of the people dressed up that in that one. it the looks ike a fin house. >> captain americ

it's been described as a bunch of white students chanting "build a wall" in their lunchroom.re a lot of anecdotal reports of children behaving this way, in kind of a hostile way towards other children who are minorities. i am wondering, kaleigh, i asked this of reince priebus. obviously this is a wonderful day for trump supporters. there are a lot of people like ana and simone who are scared and are wondering what a trump presidency may mean for them as minorities. i am hearing from a lot of them as well. we've certainly seen evidence of -- there is viral video out there of people being violent towards trump supporters and that's not acceptable either, but i am wondering, do you think the president -- president-elect should do something to send a signal to welcome, to try to be a unifier? >> i think he did. i think the first words that came out of his mouth as president-elect of the united states were, number one, hillary clinton fought a tough fight. number two, i want to lead a movement of all races for all religions, an inclusive movement. and president obama, josh earnest

they chanted build the wall in the lunchroom and caused a commotion and upset a lot of the minority students there. and shows how closely the kids are watching us and what we do. >> this is not something they come up with but something they have seen. >> who is responsible for it and why it was put there. getting involved in the incident. >> chandler family who is on our mind, finally getting it this morning. two young kids lost their mom and dad trying to stay strong after losing his wife. >> pamela hessenpocker killed while pushing her two young kids across the street in the strolller. 1-year-old audrey had been in a coma and the family said she is going the breathing machine and mis are looking good and her brother is finally out of the icu. >> . >>> the reason i am standing here. i was there to help. >> valley dad out of jail this morning and cleared of all charges. david fuller was accused of kidnapping his 8-year-old daughter and the child from the mom. triggering an amber alert. we had this as breaking news. to a safe place. they have been living in a car with their mom. >> cps is inv

oswald was first seen 90 seconds later, standing by the door of the lunchroom looking calm. a policeman stopped him momentarily, but let him go. within three minutes of the shooting, oswald walked out the front door. he boarded a bus, but jumped out and hailed a taxi when the bus got stuck in traffic. he asked the taxi to drop him a couple of blocks away from his rooming house in oak cliff. this is the room for which oswald said he needed curtain rods. oswald put a .38 revolver in his waistband, took a light, zippered jacket from his closet and left. by now, the texas school book depository had been sealed off and police had issued a description of a suspect in the assassination. >> a white male, brown hair, approximately five-six to five-eight, weighing 160 pounds had been seen in the window of the depository and was believed to be the shooter. >> narrator: gerald hill helped search the book depository. >> it was dirty. it was dusty. it had an old wooden floor. it was an ancient building. it had boxes of books stacked here and there. there was a shield of boxes that were st