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me while a video has appeared in a media center in a matter of artist suited shaking hands with the leader of the right wing league and no more over the shooter stood as a candidate for the party in local elections last year my colleague neil harvey debated the issue with a leader not council or. if this guy did what he did he became a creaminess so we. very strict. and. we pons and sit in the next election the people will use it to vote and this is the only way we act any violent act carried out by an immigrant it seems like the response is is also considerable surely this is not good for the country as a whole how do you feel about what's been reported the rise of nationalism and fascism in italy we are just telling you the people we need lo we need control to be we cannot lose our identity because italy if this mood of immigration will rise and we will lose. the ally of your party the former soviet belasco and he's called migrants a time bomb not a fairly aggressive rhetoric it's only going to further divide people you said your weapon is your your pension should be trying to bring peop

in this video filmed by the media center a man can be seen cradling his dead son before the body is taken away with others to a makeshift morgue boy was killed in an airstrike in the beit sahour area of the town . earlier we spoke to my had made several activists living in eastern guta he says the world has turned its back on syria. seventy two hours the shelling and bombing raids are not stopping. this moment. there's a lot of people here there's a lot of injuries medical warrants out of service we feel like betrayed really from the international community. that was there was part of the escalation zones and suddenly there's on being a brutal campaign on on the area it's really we we feel like it betrayed. syria's ally russia says the rebels in east and go to have ignored call for lay down their arms and surrender is called for a u.n. security council meeting to discuss the situation there this is the un human rights chief condemned the violence accusing the syrian government of carrying out a monstrous campaign of annihilation and diplomatic editor james spays reports the security counc

right now one of my colleagues is just calling me saying that perhaps the press conference and the media center is getting under way and that's when we'll hear the announcement from the secretary general of the court of arbitration for sports now but just go back to these forty seven cases there were two groups of russian athletes and coaches one was initially banned a few months ago by the international olympic committee for life when it comes to competing in all kinds of alone. rick tournament's and they were also stripped of their gold silver bronze medals however just last week the court of arbitration for sport cleared them all now the second group never had any issues with the olympic officials or the authorities from the anti-doping agency but still for some reason two weeks ago they learned that they're not going to be airing chang they were not given the invitations by the international olympic committee without providing any explanation so if you think of these two groups basically they had very little time to appeal and to defend their right to compete at the olympics so the court of

in one area that was a tv production area and then i went to my area, which is the back of the media center and equipment room and my clerk was amazing, thank god i had her. she got kids from the other side as well. we got them in a room and hid them behind carts in the back of this room and i can't believe we got 50 kids in there. i felt like we were doing the best we could i also had four other adults. once the lights were out we just sat there. i told them they could text their families so that their families knew they were okay. because i knew it was serious right away because i had that walkie talkie. i knew something was happening. i didn't know the horror until we came out here two hours later but i thought of yvonne right away. when we were in the room i remembered we have to be quiet and i can't trust anything that happens after this. i was on high adrenaline, high alert, waiting for whatever was going to happen. so, yes, i thought of yvonne a lot. she had put a file cabinet in front of the door and i remembered that. so my clerk started putting carts -- we started moving other car

center. she says the future of franco's paintings inside the media arts center will be left up to that communityes after sexual misconduct allegations against the actor. he's publicly said the claims are not accurate. franco graduated from palo alto high school in 1996. he's come back several times to peek -- speak and class here. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> this morning, we're hearing from disgraced youtube star logan paul. the 22-year-old who had millions of subscribers came under fire last month for a disturbing video he posted online. it showed an apparent suicide victim in japan. paul sat down with gma's michael strahan this morning for his first tv interview since the incident. >> ironically, i'm being told to commit suicide myself, which -- >> really? >> millions of people, literally, telling me they hate me, go die in a fire. the most horrible horrific things. >> you don't feel like the criticism has been fair? >> that's the thing. i do. >> paul says he's a good guy who simply made a bad decision. you can hear what he has to say about his decision to post the controversial video coming

the topic of our media center now.g palkot live in seoul with more. >> yes, after korean olympic diplomacy in full swing some possible signs of movement toward easing the tension on this pennsylvania. vice president pence reportedly saying the talks between north korea and south korea and the north and u.s. could be possible following the assurance, he says, he got from south korean president moon that pressure would be maintained on north korea to rid that country of its nukes and missiles. this followed a virtual love fest between moon and kim jong-un's sister. they were together a total of four times over the weekend including a concert sunday night. she extended an invitation to moon to come to pyongyang for a summit. the vice president had a close but cool encounter with kim yo jong at friday's opening ceremony to the games. athletes from the north are participating with south korean athletes. sunday there was a protest in seoul against the south's efforts to turn the games into the peace olympics. it was small bu

kirkwood, long wood, media, center city showing 40 degrees thirty-eight in quakertown.e harmony poconos above freezing. forty-one new holland. then south jersey and 50's pop up. fifty-five in tuckahoe. fifty-one in hammington. and low to mid 40's for forte coup, vineland, cinnaminson, 40 and ewing at 37. so from that point on temperatures again will continue to climb and that means we will not see white on the radar but we will see this , the green, orange, reds, three areas that we're watching, this is first round that comes in today. this is tomorrow morning. that is tomorrow afternoon. it is these two areas here that is heaviest. we could see perhaps an inch of rain with each of those bands, that come through, over the next 24 to 36 hours. so here's the first one, this is later today stopping the clock at 1:30. probably rain all areas north and west, maybe still just cloud a cross south jersey but shortly after that the rain arrives there as well. continues through until about four or 5:00 this afternoon and then we will catch a break at this point it is just cloudy,

they escorted us out of the the media center and we had to walk down the hallways by the stairs and atoint they told us to start running because we had to run past the freshman building which is where the shooting took place. >> you were in the other buildinbuil building? >> yeah, next to it. >> it's small community but very big school, about 2900 students. you encountered this shooter back in middle school. >> he was in 8th grade when i was in 6th grade. >> would you have known there was anything unusual? >> he seemed kind of off for a while. he just was a weird kid. i had friends that would tell me he's weird. >> tammy, what are you feeling now? >> it does not seem real. for the adults it's like this happened. it doesn't seem like something that would happen to you when you're in it. >> it didn't seem real. tammy, victoria thank you. we hope this community heals. unfortunately, stephanie, that's what we hear every time we do one of these things. it didn't seem real. why here. this isn't the kind of place this would happen. places like parkland, florida that have no claim to wanting t

he created this in 2014 and painted several other pieces that still hang in the media art center. but the student publication "the paly voice" writes the principal ordered the mural be painted over as the actor is under fire accused of sexual misconduct. >> not many movie stars come back to their high school to do things like this. we disrespected him like that, that's ridiculous. >> i support the principal and what she did. she pretty much had to take down the mural because she was responding to the community which i think is really important. he has not been given an opportunity to defend himself. >> reporter: other students say the mural needed to go. >> i think it's the most progressive if we try to distance ourselves from anything like that. >> reporter: we were not able to reach the principal tonight but the media arts teachers say it's up to them if the rest of the works stay on campus. ian cole, "today in the bay." >>> happening now police in the south bay are looking for more victims. police say he sexually assaulted a minor he was coaching. gonzalez had numerous coaching

. >> they escorted us out of the media center and we had to walk down the hallways by the stairs andause we had to run past the freshman building which is where the shooting took place. >> as we were leaving the classroom i saw two bodies on my right side, i saw two bodies in front of me, and as i'm walking down left -- to the hallway, i see four more bodies. and one of them were very bad and it looked like one of them were trying to cover it up. >> >> everybody is getting used to this and that is not okay. there is 18 more mass shootings than there needed to be at schools an that is way more than we need and it needs to come to an aent -- an end and if you let this keep happening, it is your kid that is next. >> it is a warning to heed. here in florida, we are hearing calls for lawmakers to do more to stop the mass shootings but in the state house the florida senate is debating a bill that would make it easier to buy a gun. the florida state senate appropriations committee is planning on hearing legislation to allow people it get guns without completing a background check. at all. t

whether it's the auditorium or the media center or the cafeteria.s not going to be easy. >> yeah. i can only imagine. and i want to talk about that powerful moment between you and president trump at the white house. at that time, you floated the idea or the president, i should say, floated the idea of arming teachers. and this is something that he's talked about quite a bit in the past few days. from your perspective, and you were pretty clear in your assessment about the gun laws to the commander in chief, do you think that position by the president is a reasonable solution? >> no, not at all, you know. as a lot of people have recently learned, there was an armed deputy right outside the building, hiding behind a wall. and if he can't do it, that's his career. that's what he's made of his whole life. and why should teachers face the responsibility to do that? it just doesn't make sense to me, it's not common sense to bring guns into school after a school shooting. >> yeah, i can't imagine that you ever imagine your senior year in high school, that

he did it as part of the grand opening of the media arts center in painted one dozen more pieces to hang on the wall.>> i don't think anyone liked it to begin with. no one's missing them. >> reporter: a freshman at the time and remembers the hollywood star on campus. >> it was cool to see him here and he's done a lot with the school. but, the mural itself was not amazing. i would say. >> reporter: trouble began for franco last month when he showed up to the golden globes wearing a times up lapel pin. shortly after, five women accused him of sexually inappropriate behavior. he deny the allegations with stephen colbert. >> the things i heard on twitter, they are not accurate. but, i completely support people coming out and being able to have a voice. >> reporter: earlier this week, the school's newspaper reported principal kim saying quite a few parents and teachers want to see franco's artwork gone. saying it might be a good idea to distance themselves from james franco. >> it doesn't mean he has the right to come and have is artwork all around here. >> making the state -- making this sta

they say the remaining franco artwork in our media arts center are also now being transitioned as we work with students on their concepts of visual arts on campus to update and provide opportunities for other artistic pieces. >> all are marked franco 1986. yeah, i feel like they've done the right thing. >> reporter: franco says, quote, if i've done something wrong, i will fix it. reporting live in palo alto, matt keller, abc7 news. >>> new developments concerning the large housing project at former shipyard. the u.s. navy admits the contractor hired to remove radio active waste falsified soil samples. we first told you about that fraud on monday. tertra tech said the soil was safe but there are still remnants of an old nuclear war research lab. developers wanted to build more than 1200 houses in the shipyard. they say this confirms suspicions they've had for years. >> we need this mess cleaned up. i mean today, not tomorrow. >> the hope is we will all be dead before they can sell their next $1.2 million condo. and that's a problem. >> redevelopment plans have been put on hold for the

palli '93 to '96, he created this in 2014, painted several other pieces that still hang in the media art center. but the student publication "the paly voice" writes the principal ordered the mural be painted over this week as the actor is under fire accused of sexual misconduct. >> not many movie stars come back to their high school to do things like this. you know -- we disrespected him like that? ridiculous. >> reporter: this was franco's journalism teacher. >> i support the principal in what she did, she pretty much had to take down the mural because she was responding to the community, which i think is really important. but i think that he has not been given an opportunity to defend himself. >> reporter: other students sate mural needed to go. >> i think it's the most progressive if we try to distance ourselves from anything like that. >> reporter: we were not able to reach the principal tonight but the media arts teachers say it's up to them if the rest of the actor's works stay on campus. >>> concerns about contamination. a big turnout at a meeting where the navy shared its findings with

media for threats. >> john rawlins is live at the delaware county money center media where school security is top of the mind. >> reporter: it is top of the mind jim, but probably top of the mind for a lot of these folks a lot of the time for educators and people in public safety. because they know it could happen any time any place this type of tragedy. the folks here is a they decided to speak up in part because of the rest of us are paying attention for now. >> this is a training video posted on youtube simulating an active shooter simulation to give students and staffers, survivoral skills, they conducted active shooter skills for years. it hit home. >> does it make sense to you now? >> it does. >> they are taught that if it's in the far corner of the building run away don't stay put. >> but if the threat is nearby the advice changes hide and prepare. >> the third thing you is prepare to fight if the intruder comes into your classroom. block doors with chairs and throw chairs, have you to buy as much time as you can. >> besides staff training they have added cameras and worked closely with four poli

to have another briefing as we have more information, but this will be the joint information center and mediarmation about this incident will come here and you guys have our telephone number so if anything comes up, just give us a call. thank you very much. >> you've been listening to the latest information coming from the south carolina emergency management division and lexington county sheriff there. the update, the increase of the number of those injured and transported up to local hospitals is 70 now and the description, the range of injuries from small scratches and bumps to severe broken bones. we know that there have been two fatalities reported. we do not know if those are passengers or crew, but this coming from this crash of an amtrak train. train 91 into a csx train there in cayce, south carolina. you heard the local reference to the pine ridge community. we have learned from south carolina emergency management that this is near interstates 26 and 77. if you know the area, several cars, you see one of the photos on the right of your screen, several passenger cars derailed. we still

media. they're joined by groups that include fight for the future, demand progress, the center for media justice, color of change, common cause the national hispanic media coalition of public knowledge, and many others. out there across the country there organizing right now as an effort that will bring millions of voices into the offices of every senator, every house member in our country. this is not limited to the halls of congress. were seeing a groundswell of activity of the state local level. governors all around have issued executive orders promoting net neutrality. state legislators of more than half of the united states are considering net neutrality legislation. seventy-six mayors signed a letter opposing net neutrality repeal. twenty-three state attorneys file to reinstate the rules. we plan to stand by them. throughout this entire battle. we cannot let net neutrality be another example of congress disregarding public opinion and putting toner interests first. that neutrality is our 21st century right and we will fight to protect it. 83% of all americans want to protect net neutrality

center. five women have accused franco of sexual misconduct. there are other paintings by franco inside of the high school media arts center. the principal says she made the decision because it is most miserable -- visible to the outside community. >>> youth soccer coach in the south bay has been accused of sexually assaulting one of his players. 27-year-old marcial gonzalez jr. was arrested wednesday at his mother's home in morgan hill. authorities say the assault happened two years ago but the victim and her parents just came forward. gonzalez coached at oak grove high school in san jose, live oak high school in morgan hill, south valley middle school in gilroy and the sentinel soccer club. the girls varsity soccer coach was surprised to hear the news. >> when you hear about that, it brings it home. he is from morgan hill so you know, it is disturbing and this seems to be a lot of that going on and coming up. >> administrators from east side district issued a statement that reads none of its students are involved. the district says we are shocked and deeply disturbed this could happen. mr. gonzalez has been relieved of hi

you can check out the robot fish at the media center. >> who won women's u.s. -- are you listening?t did you make of core cbi. >> who won in women's hockey more inflation what's amazon's reasonable valuation? >>> and not far away, you can find a ski robot slalom competition. after all of that, we were relieved to find at least one robot that barely does anything at all >> guys, i think we're obviously just at the beginning stages of what they're going to be able to do, but one day, jim, i'm convinced they will be able to project you into a hologram. >> i don't know how that happened this stuff is amazing. show it able to do a hologram. i know that elon musk said i was a hologram, this is proof. >> i was overall impressed with the gradual but consistent improvement in maybe not so much the voice technology, but i don't know if you noticed on the screen it spelled your name correctly, it spelled my name correctly. the voice recognition part is getting somewhere. >> i have to go here on this alexa. my wife asked alexa who i am last week, and she didn't know they know me in korea, but n

center. five women have accused him of sexual misconduct. there are other paintings by franco inside the media arts center. the principal said she made the decision to take down the mural because it is most visible to the outside community. >>> more than 600,000 cars have been recalled. we'll see about new concerns about airbags and the models affected. >>> in the house of cards resumed production without kevin spacey. who is joining the show ? >>> temperatures for april 1 that . >> wait a minute, it is february 1. we are in 60s and the 70s. we'll see how long this continues. >>> we are breaking news in arizona. these are live pictures, while fire burning in coolidge, arizona about 50 miles southeast of phoenix. a lot of smoke out there, 40 acres have burned so far. we have not heard of any structures that are in danger. several fire crews are trying to put up the flames. this is in coolidge, arizona. . >> steve said arizona is in the same window that we are that's not getting any moisture or rain. . >> that looks like a big while fire. just southeast of phoenix in coolidge, arizona. we will c

and even dishonest coverage of what is called russia gate there is growing evidence the media are at the very center of this fake scandal. welcome back we're still here with professor norman finkelstein can i just take us back to the eighty's the first intifada now that you are now approaching the. quote you quote little ignoring. this is when britain labor and tory governments were refunding them that they were trying shooting to kill shooting doing just beatings masseur rest torture trial detentions sanctions of course and yet they still keep on fighting a child is now in the news i had tell me me. hopes you think of getting a fast trial in the only democracy in the middle east there's no hope of her getting a fair trial if you look at the record in fact the that seldom. human rights organization for the occupied territories it has stopped cold water. coordinating in co cooperating with the israeli military trials because it's just forces so we're not going to even bother anymore to go through the motions because all that does is provide a. smokescreen for israel that there's a legal process going

center. five women have accused franco of sexual misconduct. he has denied the allegations. there are other paintings by him inside of the media arts center at the high school. the principal says she made the decision because that merrill is most visible. >>> the future of an elementary school in alameda in serious doubt because of the expense to protect it from an earthquake. it is reported that seismic upgrades for donald alum elementary would total $34 million. the district does not have the money and is now looking into ways to fund the upgrade or replace the school altogether. it has been closed since june over structural concerns. >>> coming up on "ktvu mornings on 2", a meet and greet for candidates running for mayor. the issues that residents are most worried about. >>> and we take a look at how lawmakers in congress jumped interaction -- into action after crashing into a dump truck. >>> the five democratic candidates running for mayor in san francisco are laying out their plans for the city. >> they took turns talking about issues at a forum last night. >> jana katsuyama with more on what the candidates had to say. >>

and the center left and the left are almost still organized roughly around for additional media organizations and science the right seems to have created for itself its own universe of. the sort of tribal knowledge productions where everything is just whatever my people say is true whatever those people say schools or suck on. this is a profound break in our ability to have anything like reasoned policy and reasoned political engagement. what matters now is like how are we going to react to it how are we going to combat this because i believe that people who believe in reason and the truth and and facts. can we now and in the day keep in good is a partner at revolution messaging was the director of digital advertising for democrat bernie sanders two thousand and sixteen presidential campaign how important were the use of social media platforms to bernie sanders success in two thousand and sixteen very important only three percent of americans knew who he was and. without social media i don't think people would know who he is now. so candidates such as bernie don't have to go thr

media. 43. center city, 45.ormal high for this time of the year is 45, 46 we're just about there now. it's going to be a mild afternoon. smyrna. 46 degrees. satellite and radar. cloud cover from the coast all the way to central portions of the appalachian states with rain starting to push across pittsburgh, the steel city. erie reporting light rain. knows at far east as williamsport. it will spread east and we'll pick up rain drops after midday. yet another area of low pressure riding along this conveyer belt or this frontal boundary clifting to the -- owe drifting to the east. it will be followed by a last run sound morning, hopefully the pattern breaks down and we'll see sunshine by monday. the jet stream was very what we call amplified, it climbed up into southern canada, even across the lower hudson bay on the backside it dropped down to southern mexico. ice storm out hear and summer-like weather in the east. record highs set tuesday and wednesday. 127 record highs set for areas east of the mississippi river

center. the future of his paintings inside the media arts center will be left up to that community. this comes after sexual misconduct allegations against the actor. he's publicly said the claims are not accurate. franco graduated from palo alto high school in 1996. he's come back several times to speak and taught a film class in 2015. reporting live in palo alto, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> from our live desk, i'm tracking a muddy watery mess in palo alto. look at this. people in one neighborhood woke up to a water main break this morning. abc 7 news was on kipling street near loma verdicte avenue. getting close to homes. no word on damage. firefighters helped out on the scene. a city worker says the water has been shut off and crews are now on the way to fix it as soon as we get an update, i'll pass it along. >> thank you, jessica. i.c.e. will not arrest undocumented immigrants at courthouses unless they're wanted for crimes or pose threat to public safety. >> federal immigration officials made that promise yesterday. they say i.c.e. agents need approval from a supervisor before

have been modest there for some time according to the nato strike come center use of social media as a military tactic as part of the so-called draw some of doctrine named after the current chief of russia's general staff the goal is permanent and rest in chaos within an enemy state achieving that with information warfare rather than military engagement is a preferred way to win it gives you a plausible deniability and. it was quite a significant change i think in the end i mixed because typically russian theoretical thought was more about traditional military conflict rather than this what does it mean to have information campaigns at the center of military strategy this was the first sold troll factories running the shifts of people whose tosk is using social media to micro target the people and spreading fake news and then in different countries they tend to look at what their vulnerabilities is that minorities and migration is a corruption is a socially quality and then you go on exploited and increasingly the shift is towards the robot is ation of the trolling. the use of automa