we'll hear from a father of a student killed at the marjorie stoneman douglas school. it's hosted by donald payne jr. >>> the subcommittee is meeting today to receive testimony on engaging the community's perspective on school security. good morning, and thank you everyone who is here today. the subcommittee is meeting to discuss community perspectives on school safety and how the federal government can better support local stakeholders in making our children safer. i want to thank the witnesses for participating in today's hearing. first, we have ms. lauren hogg and mr. max shafter's testimony is ones the american public needs to hear and ones that members of congress should take to heart as we go about our w k work. a special thank you to both. the chair would like to acknowledge congressman deutsch who represents parkland, florida, and has been a champion for measures to improve school safety. i ask unanimous consent to allow congressman deutsch to sit and ask questions. without objection it's so ordered. i'm glad this hearing can build upon hearings the subcommitte

marjory stoneman douglas did not conduct a code red drill for several years prior to the shooting.train their teachers, they didn't train their staff what to do in an emergency. and, god forbid, if an active shooter walks on your campus, what happened at marjory stoneman douglas, there's a lot of dead people and that needs to change. so in florida we have mandated, we have come to the realization that schools are not going to do the right thing. they have failed to protect our children. and in florida we have mandated that schools implement drills. we mandated every one of them has to have an active assailant response policy, they all have to train, and training in a lockdown, which is what many schools are doing, is just teaching the next school shooter exactly where to go. we need to be training them and giving them options-based training so they have lots of different options if, god forbid, something happens. so extremely happy we've got the school safety website coming life, but we need more schools to be able to access that information and make their schools safe. there's sti

survivor of the school shooting in marjory stoneman douglas high school. in parkland, florida. although she may be on, miss hogg is undoubtedly and unfortunately, an expert on this topic. i am thankful she is here testifying for her first congressional hearing to she share her experiences. next we have gerald maples, the director of the office of the homeland security to prepare. mister maples has appeared numerous times. i thank him for coming back. next we have ms. cassie, who is the director of texas school safety center. it's a part of the texas state university and has been focused on improving school safety in texas for the past 20 years. lastly, we have mr. shatner, the founder and ceo of safe schools for alex, an organization he found after losing his son to the school shooting in parkland, florida. again, thank you for being here today. >> today. that went out objection the witnesses. will be inserted into the record. i now ask each witness to summarize his or her statements for five minutes. ms. hogg >> thank you all for allowing me the opportunity to give a student's

there were a series of meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. they were closed-door meetings, the superintendent made sure that only one school board member was about to speak because if to mexico and would have to be public record in minutes would have to be taken. >> that's called sunshine law. >> sunshine laws, so there are these meetings, some of the parents are not happy with the school district for all sorts of reasons. a couple weeks later the superintendent hold another and become a public meeting at a neighboring high school, and has his deputy e-mail at various activist groups and say we just had a series of closed-door meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. we haven't heard rhetoric that this was enforcement please come to the school district and supporter superintendent, right? we reached a point in public education where your kid can get murdered in school and if you ask why are you try to hold people accountable, you will be called a racist, and nobody will really care. that to my mind goes back to the southern poverty l

a bay area mother marjorie klapper with a jewelry business from menlo park is due to be sentencing at 11:30 our time and prosecutors are asking for four months in prison and a year of probation and $20,000 in fines and restitution. she admitted to paying $15,000 to have her son a.c.t. scores inflated and it is unclear whether her son knew about the cheating. only one parent have avoided jail time peter sant oreo sentenced to probation and 250 hours of community service and fined $9,500 pleaded guilty early on admitting he paid a college admission consultant to bribe test proctors to correct his daughter's a.c.t. answers. other parents have been sentenced to prin time. felicity huffman is the first to report, she asked the judge in boston whether she could serve her time here in california so she could be closer to her family. we expect that perhaps marjorie klapper might ask the judge the same thing because she is from menlo park. in dublin, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >> thanks. >>> live to that news conference that is going on, hoping to learn more about the investigation into

including the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high schools in parkland florida and left 14 childrennd three teachers dead. the shooting at santa fe high school in santa fe texas, that claimed ten victims. the threat to our students continues. during the first half of 2019, or 22 school shootings. just last week a teenager was arrested in washington state, were planning to attack school on the 21st anniversary of columbine. still the response from the trump administration and republican control senate has been wholly inadequate. after parkland, congress asked the stop school violence act and provide funds for schools looking to improve their safety and structure. however, it is important to remember the school infrastructure is only one part of the solution to keep our children safe. more must be done. in 2018, hundred and 13 people were killed or injured in school shootings. in the united states. in the same year, at least 1200 children were killed by gun violence around the country. then violence must be addressed both inside and outside of schools to really improve the safety of c

marjorie klapper was given three weeks in prison for paying to have her son's act scores corrected. son's college application claimed that he was african- american. the menlo park jewelry store owner pleaded for leniency. arguing she wasn't wealthy or famous. the judge did not buy it. she joins other bay area parents we have been sentence. peter sartorial. the only one to completely avoid jail time. he got a years probation and $9500 fine. former napa vineyard owner got the stiffest distance and so far. five months in a $100,000 fine. marjorie klapper census the three weeks and $9500 fine. >>> felicity huffman who began her two-week sentence in the federal prison in dublin yesterday was also ordered to pay $30,000. she is due to be released on october 27.>>> we get a change coming our way. shut off the irrigation today. >>> i can't believe it is going to rain. up and down with those temperatures. >>> we might not get enough the rain to help ken's lawn. it is going to be a sprinkle. we are going to get a taste of fall tomorrow. late summer is coming right back. we will be near 90 inl

marjorie clapper who was waiting to hear her fate.rs in prison and 250 hours of community service, a fine of $9,500. she is a california mom, the co-owner of a jewelry business. she had asked for home consignment. today, the judge made the call saying she will spend three weeks behind bars. the judge saying a few minutes ago there is no question in my mind as i look at this defendant that they thought they were doing what was good for their children but the offense of cheat tog put your child in better circumstance remains a serious offense despite the circumstances. she did apologize saying she knew what she did was wrong and illegal. in my heart, i wanted to help my son. that is a sentiment that many of the parents who have admitted guilt, the defendants in this case, that have made plea agreements with the government, sentiments that they have expressed they were out to help their children. in this particular sense, the government had talked about this particular offense being egregious, because they argue clapper not only spent th

there were a series of meetings at marjory stoneman douglas high school. closes door meetings, the superintendent made sure that only one school board member was allowed to speak because if two spoke it would have to be public record and then minutes would have to be taken. >> they call it the sunshine law. >> sunshine laws, i and so it's four meetings, stoneman douglas parents north have with the school district, a couple weeks later the superintendent holds another meeting, public meeting at a neighboring high school, and has his deputy e-mail out various activist groups and i said what sea 0 closed door meetings and he have what heard rhetoric this vial since desegregation was enforced. please come to the school district and n support your superintendent. right? so we reached a point in public education where your kid can get murdered in school, and if you ask why or if you try to hold people accountable you'll be called a racist and nobody will really care. and that to my mind goes back to the southern poverty law center and this kind of politically co

on valentine's day 2018 there was a massacre at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in park in florida. every single time like what nothing happened people love to play it off you know thoughts and prayers our entire nation. with one heavy heart is praying for the victims and their families. for once it was just like enough is enough for. a student initiative organize the biggest protest in the u.s. since the 1960 s. when young americans took to the streets to oppose the vietnam war millions took part in the march from liners in spring 2018 to demonstrate against guns in their country guns that kill their friends and that moment was an absolutely riveting and catalyzing moment i think for the country that is different from anything we've seen before but at the same time the arms industry was upgrading and launching new products on the market it has said there's very many factors that make that specific gun an amazing piece. more than $30000.00 people dying through gun violence in the u.s. every year and in some areas the situation is completely out of control but rather than abolish gu

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marjorie clapper pleaded guilty to fraud and conspiracy admitting she paid a procter to boost her son'sres. it's believed clapper may end up serving the same jail where felicity huffman is currently locked up tied to the same scandal. >>> a new twist in pg&e's soire hours before last week's massive power outage. the executive tied to the event no longer works at that utility. that executive was among about a dozen who wined and dined top customers monday and tuesday. on wednesday the controlled outages took effect in parts of 34 counties. >>> a prison agency is being accused of throwing a pricey retirement party for a longtime manager. the prison industry authority shelled out $12,000 in public money. two dozen employees took time out of two work days for the event and took place at a state prison warehouse. coming up here on "today in the bay," what do you wear when you're headed to the edge of the atmosphere? well, a look at the new line of suits literally out of this world. >> and if you think the rise of uber is a remarkable story, apparently you're not the only one. the hollywood m

psychopathic criminal to maintain a clean background check using firearm to murder 17 people at marjorie stoneman douglas high school the obama administration forced these leniency policies serving millions of students by way of a letter which threatened the loss of federal funding if schools were have found racially disparate in suspension rates. co-author of the book is senior fellow at the new york city manhattan institute of former program manager of the education policy studies department of aei and has a ba from yale. andrew pollick is an unlikely political activist entrepreneur and businessman with experience in scrap metal and real estate but everything changed when his daughter meadow was murdered by nicholas cruz last year. he dedicates his life to make school safe again founding a nonprofit americas for children's lives for school safety or class to ensure the families of victims get answers. to begin, mister pollick. [applause] >> hey everyone thank you for coming. i will tell you a little bit about my story which is rough for me to do but i will do it for you. is not in poli

marjorie klapper sentenced to three weeks behind bars today. she admitted she pay to have her son's act answers corrected. and lied about his race on his applications. the jewelry store owner appealed for leniency saying she is not rich or famous. the judge did not buy it. >>> the ex-girlfriend of raiders offensive lineman trent brown is claiming he slapped and punched and choked her on several occasions over the past year. diorra marzette-sanders filed a new domestic violence lawsuit. also claiming the brown threatened to shoot her if she prevented him from seeing their young son. brown denied the claims on twitter saying they are false. i believe in the court system where i will clear my name. >>> in march he signed a four- year $66 million contract. the highest ever for an offensive lineman. >>> the twitter war is going on in the meltdown. >>> there is a heated back and forth between president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi. >>> a sneak peek at early games multimillion dollar plan to fight sea level rise.>>> the heroic rescue story the

you see here, facing 34 counts, including premeditated and attempted murder he killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school back in february of 2018. cruz has already confessed to the shooting. so the trial is not about determining guilt. instead it's about whether or not he'll be sentenced to death for that massacre. his defense team has offered a guilty plea in exchange for life in prison with no parole. if prosecutors removed the death penalty option, but prosecutors have rejected that plea deal. congress is mourning the loss of a legend democratic congressman elijah cummings the maryland representative who also chaired one of the committees involved in the impeachment inquiry has died at the age of 68 karin caifa has reaction now from capitol hill. do not have that story but he died early this morning and it was apparently suffering from long-term health issues he had been in months and certainly was was there cognitively as he and vocal critic at times ofa president trump and also a champion for his home district in baltimore in the suburbs around that now he had recently

marjorie klapper was sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud and conspiracy. she admitted paying $15,000 to have her son's a.c.t. test corrected in 2017. prosecutors also accused her of falsely changing her son's race on the applications in order to increase his chances of being admitted to college. >>> any report by the council on american-islamic relations shows bullying of muslim students in california is down but still higher than the national average. the biannual cair report says bullying toward muslimwhile the are down the study also said it of the have already read that is funneled by the trump administration. >> cair said two state laws are helping. they are designed to protect muslims and other targeted groups from bullying. >>> victims of past sexual assault have started filing lawsuits because of a new state law that gives them more time to sue. governor newsom sign that law on sunday giving victims until the age of 40 come up from the age of 26, to file a lawsuit. donna stone is among three women suing the oakland diocese , accusing clergy members

menlo park jewelry store owner marjorie klapper has been sentenced to three weeks behind bars. she pleaded guilty to playing $15,000 to have her son's act scores corrected. her son's college application also claimed he was african- american. the judge rejected pleas for leniency. clapper argued she is not a wealthy celebrity or business magnet like others caught up in the scandal. this comes one day after felicity huffman began serving her two-week sentence at the federal correctional facility in dublin. the nfl has another domestic violence issue. oakland raiders offensive lineman trent brown is being accused in a new lawsuit. diorra marzette-sanders his girlfriend filed a lawsuit in alameda county superior court monday. he claims brown turned violent against her several times over the last seven months including choking her and leaving her bruised and bloodied. he said the claims are false. the nfl is expected to begin an investigation on these allegations. brown signed a four-year $66 million contract with oakland in the off-season. >>> top democrat stay trump just couldn't

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marjorie clapper owns a m and conspiracy. n's test scores. her three-week prison sentence comes the day after actress felicity huffman reported to the federal prison in dublin to serve her sentence. >>> it's a story you'll see only on nbc bay area. two attempted assaults in san francisco. take a look. it has this neighborhood on edge. one of those assaults caught on surveillance camera. a group of men, you can see that suv pulling out. they jump out and chase down a victim with a baseball bat. this is happening in noe valley. nbc bay area's jean elle spoke with one of the victims and joins us now in the city. jean. >> reporter: well the victim we talked to says that suv pulled up alongside him here on 26th on monday night as he was walking anand then the car pulled to the corner blocking his path. that's when four men got out and started chasing him and one man had a baseball bat. a walk home turns into what the man on the sidewalk calls a run for his life. >> help! help! >> reporter: you can hear him yelling for help after four men, some in

that is marjory in illinois. we will hear next from larry. larry in indiana. >> you are on. go ahead. >> okay. i am a a republican. i support president trump in every way. telling the truth and tell it the way that it is. president obama and biden, they just jerk the people around. they did not tell them about the healthth care. what it was really going to do to them. in 1972 when the war was going on, kissinger, quietly went to i china in 1972. the headline was nixon acknowledged living as communists. >> and then, biden was overheard on the microphone saying the f word. and then he was in his room with a russian guy and he was saying, we can do better. >> how does this all relate back to the rally last night? >> i am not sure. i'm just trying to give you a little background.. the rally, energize your rally. this is for that area. to energize to go vote republican. democrats are nothing but, all they want to do is impeach. go from one subject to the other. get one thingot done they go somewhere else. i support. >> okay. this is a viewer that goes by the handle thoughtful pro

marjorie clopper was sentence today day after pleading guilty to a single count of fraud and conspiracyha test procter correct her sos act answers in 2017. she's also accused of faultily listing her son as black and hispanic on college applications to try to increase his chances of gettg in. she said organizers of the scheme listed her son as a minority without her knowledge. her attorney says she regrets her involvement. >> mark zuckerberg is planning to give a speech tomorrow about his views on waste and free expression. he posted today that it'll be his most come hence koumoue hence comprehensive take on things. that's tomorrow morning at so. >> stocks finished low tore day, dow down 23 poignants, nasdaq 24 and s&p 6 points. >> chicago teachers are said to go on strike tomorrow after failing to reach a contract deal with the nation's third largest school district. both sides have been negotiating over mililani mauka, pay, class chyme, benefits and more. the district has canceled classed for tomorrow. they say their offer of a 16% raise over 5 years is comprehensive and historic. >> g

reporter: her lawyers have asked for home confinement, a california mom sent to 3 weeks in prison, marjoryy she paid 15,000 dollars to follow -- follow -- cheating on her son's s.a.t. score and falsifying applications claiming her son was hispanic. clapper attorneys blame singer and his team, saying. they made the changes, clapper apologized in court, saying, i know what i did was illegal and wrong, i wanted to help my son, she was to self report to prison on december 2, her attorneys request the same facility in california where felicity huffman is serving her time. elizabeth: many claim this was joe biden's best moment of the debate. democrats going after single payer, what took so long? and debate, moderators do not ask questions on the issue of the border and immigration. we have been covering that, we'll ask texas attorney general ken paxton all about it next. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta® onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta® reduced the risk of infection from

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student 19 year old nicholas cruz on february 14th 2018 he shocked and 3 teachers and 14 children at marjorie's dome and doctors high school. my husband and i later we went to the funeral home and we spent 2 hours planning the funeral arrangements for lester. and then we got to go see a lesser. and she was shot in the heart and she was shot and top of the head in the hand and the femoral artery and her body was so cold and i was taking my hands i was trying to warm her body because i had a mother in china break our back to life. a few weeks later and parkland more details had come to light about the killer police had visited nicholas crews at his home several times before the rampage because neighbors and relatives were concerned about his guns but the police didn't confiscate them they said the 19 year old had acquired them legally including his a ar 15 a semi automatic that's controversially not cast as an assault rifle after the incident the police found this video on his cell phone. and. next. how was a teenager with such clear behavioral problems allowed to have a rifle that only the milit

. >> peter sar tore i don't and marjorie clapper both pleaded guilty to paying $15,000 for the collegerance exam cheating scheme. huneeus must report to a facility on november 4th. he's requested usp atwater in atwater or someplace within 200 miles of san francisco. in the newsroom for the i-team, melanie wood ne >>id he say anything in court? >> he read a statement in court. it in part said he was deeply ashamed of himself and felt he deserved the consequences of his actions. >>> ohio university suspended all fraternities after allegations of hazing were made against seven chapters. this is after a freshman died while pledging sigma pie fraternity. there are nearly 1,000 members in the 15 fraternities that have been suspended. >>> now to washington and the impeachment showdown today. a key witness who informed congress about the whistle-blower's complaint testified in a closed session. here is abc 7 news >> psi tmp standing firm, saying there's no political motivation in openly asking foreign countries to investigate his potential 2020 rival. >> we are looking at corruption. we're not

. >> rodriguez survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 people died when a gunman opened fire there targeting students and staff in february of last year. >>> happening today, it is your last chance to enjoy presidio picnic in san francisco. dozens of food trucks have been out at the presidio every sunday since march. there are activities including yoga classes, lawn games, a photo booth, crafts for kids and live music. the picnic runs until 4:00 this afternoon. i guess this means summer has come to an end. >> around here we're just cranking it up. those offshore winds and high pressure are building today, a beautiful day. lots ofsun. numbers coming up to where they should be this time of year. mt. tam is a little he's a. 50s in danville. 59 in novato. our warming trend will take us through the entire week. d getting a little interesting by the end of the week. we could see a stronger offshore flow. i'll explain with my accuweather seven-day forecast, next. >> thanks, lisa. >>> next, the san francisco district attorney's appointment is stirring up the race at the b

marjorie klapper was found guilty for paying to improve her son's test scores. prosecutors are recommending four months of jail time. >>> in today's first look, actress felicity huffman is waking up in federal prison in dublin. she turned herself in yesterday to serve a 14-day sentence after pleading guilty in the college admissions scandal. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, behind bars. >> can we hear from you? >> reporter: for the next 13 days, this is where actress felicity huffman will serve her time in the varsity blues scandal. the federal correctional institute in dublin, california. in may the desperate housewives star blepleading guilty for pay $15,000 to have a procter correct her daughter's s.a.t. scores. inmates have access to books, magazines and supplies for crafts. last spring "gma" spoke to prison expert jennifer meyers about what huffman can expect. >> i like to say respect prison. if you walk in humility it will make your stay much easier. >> reporter: coming up,hor wtif like inside huffman's correctional facility and dan abrams

the 2018 marjorie stoneman douglas high school massacre, to a poll's relapse suspension.measure ghost before florida senate for consideration. hillary clinton's feud with democratic presidential hopeful tulsi gabbard showing no signs of letting up tonight. after the former democratic presidential nominee floated a conspiracy theory that one of the candidates, she means gabbard, is a russian asset, 2020 democrats and donald trump are weighing in. sheet breaking news correspondent trace gallagher has the latest. >> reporter: tulsi gabbard is fighting back and not fighting alone. in a social media post the 2020 presidential candidate suggested hillary clinton's reason for smearing her as a russian asset is payback for her defiance of the party establishment in 2016. >> if you stand up against hillary and the party powerbrokers, if you stand up to the rich and powerful elite and the war machine they will destroy you and discredit your message. but here's the truth. they will not intimidate us. they will not silence us. >> fellow 2020 candidate bernie sanders, beto o'rourke, a

marjorie klapper was found guilty for paying to improve her son's test scores.rs are recommending four months of jail time. >>> and felicity huffman is serving a two-week sentence in federal prison in dublin for her role in thep at 5:00 a.m. on weekday mornings. they have access to books, magazines and supplies for crafts. huffman admitted to paying a consultant $15,000 for a procter to correct her daughter's answers on the s.a.t. the actress has to also complete a year probation and 250 hours of community service once she's released. >>> happening today, san francisco will release the results of a new study on the housing crisis. the first ever jobs housing fit report compares the price of housing with peoples income. it's expected to show what we already know, there's a svere shortage in affordable housing the budget and the analysts office completed that study. >>> today san francisco supervisors will discuss taxing owners of vacant storefronts in the city. the budget and finance committee is considering putting an excis businesses. >>> now to your morning mo

>>>mother will serve three weeks in prison in connection to the college scandal, marjorie was sentenced paid $15,000 to have her send a ct test corrected back in 2017, prosecutors the user of falsely changing the rate of her son on application to the race on her son. >>> to a developing story, in syria where meetings between vice president and president of turkey are underway. tray takes a look at that. >> reporter: vice president mike pence and mike pompeo in turkey thursday, on a mission to persuade turkish president, to halt turkey's violence and deadly offense against kurdish fighters in northeastern syria. >>we need to stop the incursion into syria. >> turkeys insurgent went up following president trumps withdrawal from turkey. and president trump is welcoming russia and other regimes to help with the u.s. troops. >> syria may have some help with russia, and that's fine, but a lot of stand over there. so there's a lot of sand they can play with. >> ahead of the vice president's trip, a link to fox news with the letter from president trump in which the president threatens to mess up

menalow marjory clapper will spend time behind bars.bay area parent sentenceded. entrepreneur peter satorio vmd the only one to avoid jail time. augustine jr. got the stiffest sentence so far. 5 months and a $100,000 fine. >>> the third largest school district and the chicago's teacher union have agreed to reach a new contract deal. issues that include pay benefits as well as class size and teacher preparation time. . >> we want social workers. we want nurses. we need clinicians in the school. >> the district cancelled classes for today but is keeping campuses open with non union employees. for students who need a safe place to stay, about 20 fief,000 teachers are expected to take part in the work stoppage and hit those picket lines. last major strike was back in 2012. >>> happening today the 30th anniversary of the lomapriada earthquake. >> the 6.9 magnitude quake was centered in the santa cruz hills. fire damage was widespread in parts of the bay bridge and the notice freeway. now the anniversary is a yearly reminder for the big u. on

her name is marjorie clapper, co-owner of a jewelry business. prosecutors calling for four months in prisons. her attorneys had argued she should be in home confinement for some portion of her sentences. prosecutors say she not only agreed to pay $10,000 to facilitate cheating on her son's exam, she also worked with the mastermind of the scheme to lie about her son's race, ethnicity, and background. falsifying his origins. in the sentencing memorandum, prosecutors right she purposely sought to portray her son as a minority and the child of parents who did not attend college despite the fact that he was neither because she thought the lie would further bolster his college prospects. klapper's attorneys cast blame on singer. mrs. sacoolas or believes the codefendant rick singer made these changes by assessing the application. clapper denies she directed singer to indicate she and her husband did not go to college. she's asking for time served, reference to the day when she was arrested. the four months of home confinement. waiting to see what the

a boston judge sentencing marjormarg marjorie klapper to three weeks in prison. the owner of a menlo park jewelry store, she plead guilty in may after paying a proctor to boost her son's test scores. her prison sentence comes one day after actress felicity huffman reported to the federal facility in dublin to serve her 14-day sentence. >>> there is a lot of competition coming, but netflix is not worried. they reported earnings today and admitted the challenges ahead could actually help motive netflix. companies like disney, apple, and here at nbc are all rolling out new streaming services. netflix says as more people get used to streaming movies and tv shows, those people are likely to cut the cable cord and embrace many streaming services at the same time. investors, by the way, like the earning report today, sending netflix shares higher. >>> storming out of the white house. what president trump said that prompted nancy pelosi to abruptly walk out on a meeting. announcer: time magazine reports: "the new american addiction. how juul hooked kids and ignited a pub

. >> rodriguez survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 1 people died in february of last year. >>> happening today, it's the last chance to enjoy presidio picnic in san francisco. dozens of food trucks have been at the main food ground since march. there are plenty of other activities including yoga classes, lawn games, photo booths and live music. the picnic runs from 11:00 to 4:00 this afternoon. a sign that summer is officially ended, but it's going to start feeling like summer again. >> good thing it's today. cloudy and misty. as for today, yes, we're turning the corner on this cooling trend and warming it up a bit. 51 in oakland, 55 san francisco, san jose 54. we'll talk about a beautiful sunday on the way, a slight warming trend to start out the week and high fire danger returning by the middle of the week. we'll put it together for you coming up next. >> thanks. also next, suzy loftus san francisco's interim district attorney but her appointment by mayor london breed is stirring up the race for the office which will be decided in a matter of weeks at the ba

marjorie clapper faces four months in prison. lauren: it's day two for bank earnings.re the bell this morning. warren buffet positive on b of a, looking to increase berkshire hathaway's stake. good morning. we saw jp morgan and others report yesterday. jp morgan, stock at a record high. they say the consumer is strong. are you seeing, though, any troubling trends, interest rates coming down, that's a sign of trouble for the banks. are you worried by anything. >> not really, i'm worried politically after the debate last night. other than that, i think china will be resolved by next year's election. we have phase one going. we have phase two, phase three, we'll probably have phase four. lauren: but the banks particularly? >> the banks, no. i'm worried about the interest rate cut an the net interest margins. other than that, i think they trimmed their balance sheet in the last correction in '08 and they've been sitting on hordes of cash. how many people do you know with beg accountbank accounts and the earning 0.01% interest. lauren: what do retirees tell you? >> they're

there is also a fact, marjorie, when you look at that iowa polling which is a really good remind otherlly good tie. things in these narratives change so quickly. i remember howard dean was going win iowa and john kerry won it and ran the table. i remember how barack obama was going to win every other state and hillary clinton won new hampshire in 2008 and it was an extended win. it does strike me as we focus on the national polling for the dynamics of the race, the significance of iowa being that close i think hasn't quite set in with people about where the stand -- where the race actually stands. >> right. the other thing is iowa is a state where people have organizations on the ground. >> right. >> they're out meeting voters. they're on the air. that's not the same as what's happening nationally. you have more candidates making more connections in iowa in some way than you do nationally. so it's important to remember that. and we've only had a couple of polls since labor day. that's different from the national polling landscape outlet. and the last thing, we're thinking about who's s

marjorie clapper pleaded guilty in may for paying $15,000 to have someone cheat on her son's a.c.t. test and she is approved of cult falsely listing her son as african-american and hispanic on college applications to increase his chances of getting admitted. prosecutors are recommending four months in jail. her lawyers say she deserves home confinement and a $20,000 fine. >>> governor newsom is in san francisco helping project homeless connect to celebrate a milestone. the governor is that the bill graham civic auditorium leading the 75th community day of service. the years with about 400 volunteers helping provide service to people in need. services include dental and medical care, eyeglasses, grocery, hygiene products, housing information, state id cards and employment counseling. >> overwhelming majority of folks that are out on the streets over a few years are in deep medical need. mental health. physical health. many overwhelmingly i would argue self-medicating. you can't sugarcoat that. stats, is a roughly 1/3 of people are struggling but i think that's widely understated. >>

marjorie klapper was sentenced after pleading guilty to fraud and conspiracy. she admitted paying $15,000 to have her son's a.c.t. test corrected in 2017. prosecutors also accused her of falsely changing the race of her son on applications to increase his chances of being admitted. >>> a new report shows that progress is being made in the bullying of muslim students in california. the survey from the council on american-islamic relations report shows bullying toward muslim students dropped from 52% in 2017 to 40% this year but many bullied students reported teasing, stereotyping and assaults such as people pulling off their head covering. >> i have two kids. that means one out of two kids has a chance of being bullied in school simply for being muslim. >> cair said two new state laws are helping designed to protect muslims and other targeted groups from bullying. >>> we have an update on a story we told you about yesterday morning. the oakland raiders tackle trent brown is being sued by his ex-girlfriend for domestic violence. diorra marzette-sanders says brown

marjorie klapper pled guilty to fraud and conspiracy. she admitted to paying $15,000 to have her sons a.c.t. test corrected in 2017. prosecutors also accused her of falsely changing the race of her son on applications to increase chances of being admitted into college. >>> a new report shows progress is being made in the bullying of some collet students in california. the survey from the council on american-islamic relations report shows bullying toward muslim students dropped from 52% in 2017 to 40% this year. but many students still report being teased and assaulted. >> i have two kids. that means one out of two kids has a chance of being bullied in school simply for being muslim. >> cair says two new state laws are helping and they are designed to protect muslims and other targeted groups from bullying. >>> crews from three u.s. coast guard cutters has seized more than $92 million worth of cocaine in the eastern pacific since july. the 68,000 pounds of drugs were offloaded in san diego yesterday. the cocaine was intercepted from four

a judge sentenced marjorie clapper to three weeks in prison during a hearing in boston today.er is the ninth person sentenced in what agents call operation varsity blues. clapper was convicted of paying $15,000 to improve her son's a.c.t. scores. >>> bart directors next week will be considered a new incentive program to boost ridership to san francisco international airport. the incentive is access to the tsa priority security lines. abc7 looks at how it would work and what passengers think. >> reporter: nearly 13,000 passengers ride b.a.r.t. to san francisco international on an average weekday. a proposal is in the works to boost that number, not just to increase revenue but also to address congestion issues from private vehicles. the incentive is to give clipper card users access to tsa's priority security lines. a handheld scanner like this would verify that they used b.a.r.t. to get to the airport. steve mcnutt hails from texas. he uses b.a.r.t. whenever he's here. >> i think it's a great idea. public transportation is obviously a good way for the community to keep people

. >> rodriguez survived the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school. 17 people died when a gunman opened fire there targeting students and staff in february of last year. >>> happening today, it's the last chance to enjoy presidio picnic in san francisco. dozens of food trucks have been out at the main parade ground of the pre sid yo since march. there are plenty of other activities including yoga classes, lawn games, photo booth, crafts for kids and live music. the picnic runs from 11:00 this morning until 4:00 this afternoon. and lisa, sounds like it's a great day to be outside in the city. >> exactly. where temperatures are going to climb through the upper 60s. we're in the low 50s from our east bay hills camera looking here looks pretty calm but upper elevation winds are kind of breezy. we will look for a sunnier and warmer afternoon for you with numbers about three to four degrees warmer than you were yesterday. with the cool numbers in the north bay, we'll talk about a very nice sunday ahead and a warmup for the week ahead. my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. >>>

program and later this afternoon, andrew pollock, the father of a student killed in the shooting at marjorie stillman douglas high school in parkland florida offers his thoughtson school safety and guns . >> .. can you talk about that as one of the opening point you make in your great book? >> guest: you're right. the work you are doing is so important to enlighten the american public about the vice grip the cartels have at the border. the horrifying and appalling impact that has the innocent people both sides of the border. one of the things i think was really important to illuminate in chapter one of what i call that caravan cartel is a drug cartel couldn't do it alone. what's shocking to people is not you have explicit criminal conspiratorial out there that are making these billions of dollars in profits and endangering lives and really wreaking violence and havoc on innocent families and children at the fact you have minted benevolent charities and religious organizations that may think they are doing good deeds and, of course, we all know about that kind of road that good intentions pav

eighteen's mass shooting in parkland florida. 3 teachers in 14 students were killed by gunmen at marjory stoneman douglas high school. >>for the past 10 days we've been taking you on a tour along the entire length of the u s mexico border. our team from border report dot com started at the pacific ocean. now is that the gulf of mexico and south texas construction of the border wall there is ongoing and with it brings controversy property rights safety concerns. reporter and nikght now that's yards from here but what we're seeing here in south texas is that they're actually having a push the construction of the wall inland to preserve the wildlife refuge. >>dougall mayor john david franz designed it dougall pump house world birding center he envisioned a peaceful nature reserve right on the rio grande, a beautiful i can bike trail for people but since 2009 18 foot steel beams wall runs right down the middle ideally you want. >>you want a wall or a fence at your border, the existing border wall in a dow go isn't on the border, initially we were opposed to it as a community. but we realized