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this is part of a nation wide protest is both a memorial and a way to press lawmakers to pass stricterons require universal background checks before gun sales they also want lawmakers to pass a gun violence restraining order law that would allow courts to disarm people who display warning signs of violent behavior(ááálydiaááá) afterwards, students will march down central ave. and meet together for a rally at lower washington park which will run from 11:30am - 1pm. we'll be talking to students and staff this morning about the walkout.reporting live in alameda, lydia pantazes kron4 news. <"the 17 minute vigil as well as a march down to one of our local parks is entirely student led and student organized. what the districts role is to really to supervise the students, try and take care of their safety and to also coordinate with all of the school alameda parks district, alameda police department and other city agencies so we have a coordinated approach to watching over these students."> ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( robin ) students at milp

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andhat's out of teachers -- a quarter of teachers, of the 3.2 million teachers nation wide, give orfake h own guns. many are gun owners. but poll after poll after poll agree with peter here, saying we don't want our fellow teachers armed. >> and yet it is -- although it's illegal in california,it legal in at least 14 other states where teachers can be armed. texas, missouri, ohio, indiana, florida following t parkland shooting. a lot of these states made these chang after the sandy hook shooting. after happened in florida, do you see the moment picking up for teachers to be armed in other states across the nation is >> certainly i think communities in general in states are talking about it. isis t something that they would want? where we've seen it in the past in idaho where you see it, it's in some rural area where the local communities have said we want this because the sheriff is ines away. in arizona and other states, you can -- teachers can be armed, but they have to get permission from thscr locaol board. this is largely a discussion happening in local communities. not in californ

billion in assetse really hhe kind of firepower needed to change the composition of boardrooms nation wide. that's the key question. when you look at the trillion in assets that u.s. equity markets have in market caphese days, it represents a very small f proportion those. they mentioned 400 companies they're invested in have no women o representativesthe board. even if they invested a large post of of their assets, it still likelyon't represent a majority, which is what is actually needed to actually get someoneff the board. that's one of the key what will the actual impact be? if anything it's certainly m sending asage which can't be discounted. >> quickly the biggest question so hy have boardrooms been slow in bringing in women directors? >> that's the key question. a lot of boards blame it on the pipeline problem. a lot of times board members are the sentatives that have words chief executive officer on their resume. there's been a movement where there's trying to ge women on boards that don't have that title, but may still be good board members for the companies. >> leslie, that i can

. >> we mentioned before, the school walkout was nation wide. and in washington, d.c. thousand of students gathered outside the white house to protest gun violence. in boston. snow couldn't stop students organizing a march outside the state house. back on the west coast, students from seattle. down to los angeles. solidarity for the victims of the florida school shooting. the way it looked at margie stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. no doubt. students felt support of students around the country today. one month ago. a gunman opened fire and killed 17 people at the school. students at the school have been speaking out since at take. survivors met with president trump. and a large student demonstration at columbine high school in school. a shooting left 13 victims dead. students walked out of class for an extra 13 minutes to honor the students of at take at columbine, the scene of the fir ls of the attacks in the nation's high schools. >> big question are the voices of the students sparking action in washington. today the house passed the stop school vio

the real russian reality on the ground it took more than the decades to actually breathe of this national wide known and recognized candor that is not vitally we just don't have to in the years ahead of us we have only three weeks to push forward absolutely on lone person would be. really assistance to push him would be just another puppet kind of the would help with my eyes his election what do you want to do there we want our candidate to be registering old gentleman constituent constitutional rights to run and give us a sense of how difficult has it been for you to be a member of the opposition in today's russia it's extremely difficult to know when every day when i will consume my home i have to look around because just a couple days ago one of the opposition heads of municipal councils in moscow was badly beaten and his car park when he was in his car to go home just because of his position he firmly opposes authorities in his district. co-author overweighed worst natural for we just recently commemorated some other anniversary of his mourner it's not easy but we have to continue someone

out like it hasn't is that the front page of the beast section in the journal today in across the nation wide newspapers my imagination is on this is that both. the lawyers out there who are representing clients and the i c o's themselves are running pretty scared what do you think i think some of them are and this is really follow up after the see if the c. and f.c.c. chairman both met and testifying in front of the senate banking committee i think a lot of people didn't expect the follow through this crackdown if you will to come so quickly but if you look back at what the f.c.c. chairman clayton specifically said it's not really that much of a surprise because you really made a point of saying all of these i c o o's have to abide by securities laws and i think we're seeing that now and i suspect that for the legitimate players this is fantastic news because it really creates and sees the beginning of a true regulatory framework and enforcement and allow the real projects the true i suppose and real investment opportunities to be separated from the scamps quite frankly there and my guesses

. >> the most important issue going on in the state and nation wide-is actually two things. one, the love for public education and the funding that's necessary to meet all the objectives we have in public education, and of course that starts with providing the best academic opportunities for our students. secondly it's filling all the positions that are necessary to provide our students the best classroom environment and the most qualified teachers, highly qualified teachers especially in the areas of math and science and even technology. >> voices from the states on c-span. >> in a televised speech from the oval office president linden johnson announced steps to overrun vietnam and his decision to run for re-election in 1968. >> good evening my fellow americans. tonight i want to speak to you of peace in vietnam and southeast asia. no other question so preoccupies our people. no other dream so absorbs the 250 million human beings who live in that part of the world. no other goal motivates american policy in southeast asia. for years

. >> one month after a deadly shooting at a florida high school, students nations wide are taking a stand control. city after city, as students streamed out of their classrooms with signs and shirts, calling on lawmakers to make stricter gun laws. >> in logan city, students began pouring out of the building a little before 10:00 a.m. >> the students at james logan high school expected a big turnout, but it exceeded their expectations. >> i saw the line of people, and it went on and on and on. we want to be safe at school, we don't want to have to worry about the potential of an armed intruder. >> the students remembered the 17 students who were shot and killed in florida with their pictures and names. several teachers got emotional as they watched the kids speak out for change. >> this is a generation that i have been fearful that they would not know how to step up, and they're stepping up in a political, powerful, peaceful way and i'm so proud of them. >> the rain did not stop the gun violence protest at berkeley high school. sky 7 was overhead as a big crowd of students left class to jo

a nation-wide student walkout is planned for later this week for stricter gun laws. >>> signs and banners were already in the works in oakland. many students wanted to send personal messages of solidarity to their fellow students in florida and teachers say some had personal stories to tell about the toll of gun violence. >> every year somebody's cousin, somebody's dad, somebody's aunt. >> trump, you need to do something about this, because we watch so many people from 2017 and '18. >> with guns there is going to be a lot more killing because people don't know how to control themselves with guns. >> students also discussed ways to frame their message during the planned walkout on wednesday to have the strongest impact on the gun control debate. >> british prime minister theresa may says it is highly likely that russia is responsible for the poisoning of an ex-spy and his daughter. in a speech, may identified the nerve agent used in the attack as a substance developed in the soviet union in the 1970s. may is demanding answers from the russian ambassador to the uk. >> should there be no cre

this is part of a nation wide protest is both a memorial and a way to press lawmakers to pass stricterdents are asking lawmakers to ban assault weapons require universal background checks before gun sales they also want lawmakers to pass a gun violence restraining order law that would allow courts to disarm people who display warning signs of violent behavior(ááálydiaááá) afterwards, students will march down central ave. and meet together for a rally at lower washington park which will run from 11:30am - 1pm. we'll be talking to students and staff this morning about the walkout.reporting live in alameda, lydia pantazes kron4 news. ( darya ) thanks lydia. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( darya ) students at milpitas high school are set to defy their school district.. by joining today's nationwide march. as we first told you yesterday morning... the district says students who march will be given an unexcused absence for the day. the district says it cannot guarantee student safety away from campus. milpitas high students say they plan to walkout anyway... to show th

northeast, right now set to dump a foot or more of snow in some areas and make a mess of air travel nation wideeaking overnight, the porn star suing the president. >>> and another key advisor leaves the white house. so is there chaos in the west wing? the president responds. >>> a video of a city bus crashing into one parked car after another. what went wrong with the driver? the conflicting reports we're getting. >>> and millions have seen this little girl admiring this portrait of michelle obama. see what happens when she meets her in person. >> announcer: from abc news this is "world news now" . >> you got that at on, buddy. >> because look at that. not playing with this. not in march. they're like it's march, it's going to be warm, great, beautiful. >> i thought this is when spring shows up. we're supposed to reset the clock soon and yes, snow is on the way. >> so clearly it is barrelling towards the northeast and major cities are in the line of that storm. >> it's going to impact the east coast from virginia to maine with the worst about midday. >> what does it look like right now in new y

the nation-wide demonstration comes exactly one month after nikolas cruz killed 17 people at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida.nats "change starts now"students hope the walkout gets the attention of state and national lawmakers.naya griles / student: "the politicians in the white house and everywhere need to know that we need to be taken seriously. i hope they know that we are here to make a change and we will make a change."organizers have three demands for lawmakers: a ban on assault weapons. universal background checks on all gun sales.and "red flag" laws that allow courts to seize guns from people who show signs of violent behavior. the students' approach ... met resistance in places:some school districts warned of disciplinary action for walking out.kara litwin / student: "they taught us to sand up for ourselves and our rights. and now they're saying, wait, no, we didn't mean it."but that didn't deter the thousands of students who participated.cate whitman / student: "it's enough. we've been saying for the past month, this is the final straw. this is the e

walmart director of communications: what it does is it scans each aisle looking for (pam) (pam) a nation- wide problem that causes dangerous situations on the road. a new way to show students the dangers of texting and driving ... so they can learn.. that "text can wait" we are going to take what god brings us and live life to the fullest. (steve) the mother a boy with a difficult disorder speaks on what her son will do tomorrow! what meeting steph curry will mean to a young super fan. (steve) a young boy battling a rare genetic disorder arrived in san francisco today... ahead of the day he is granted a wish. and, that wish is to meet his favorite athlete -- stephen curry.(pam) kron four's philippe djegal was at the airport when the little boy and his excited family arrived ... (philippe) five and a half years ago... seven-year- old jonathan page was diagnosed with a rare metabolic disorder called methylmalonic acidemia. it prevents his body from properly digesting fats and proteins. it resulted in jonathan suffering a stroke and the deterioration of his motor functions. the disorder has a hig

f people are expected to participate in the nation-wide >>> happening now, hundreds of thousands of people expected to participate in the nationwide match for our lives event. the marcher will demand a gun safety law. check out our website to see the march locations occurring in the bay area. and hong kong airlines launching a new direct flight from san francisco to take off four times a week. first one leaves on sunday. back with more. bridge. we )re seeing the first designs for the new so called "toll gantry project." >>> we have a new look at the golden gate bridge and the first designs for the project. the red structure over the roadway is part of a new toll collection system. tolls will be calculated electronically from above. as drivers pass below. project leaders say the design is safer for both the driver and workers. it will allow toll maintenance to be done above the roadway which would eliminate lane closure. construction is set to begin at the end of the next year. >>> bon voyage. virgin america will fly out of sfo for the final time next month. the last flights will be tuesday

there is this nation-wide domino affect. the latest domino florida.y passed the marjory stoneman douglas high school public safety act. it raise it is age for buying to 21. adds a three-day waiting period on all firearm sales. it bans bump stocks. this proposed law would add an idea that president trump has created creating a school marshal program to arm some teachers. but if it becomes law it will be florida's first gun control measure in 22 years. this is a state that usually goes in the other direction, pro-nra, the stand your ground laws. they're favored by the nra which was fighting with the people to vote no on this. families of the victims of the shooting had their own call to action. they said we must be the last families to suffer the loss of a loved one to the a shooting at school. the moment to pass the bill is now. today they did 57-60. with bipartisan it is headed to the governor's desk. so if it becomes law, this energy from the last three weeks clearly played a roll. here's florida's representative today. >> i want to thank the kids wh

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a nation wide effort to impeach president trump is under way being led by billionaire businessman tomteyer. he's taken that effort on the road making stops in ohio and new york city. 30 locations nationwide. the need to impeach campaign collected more than 5 million signatures and he's called an congress to remove donald trump from office. steyer, a major democratic adorn pledged $30 million in the midterm in an effort to win back control of the house. i want to get your reaction to the recent news involving andrew mccabe, the decision to fire him a couple hours before he was scheduled to retire. >> david, i think two things about it. one, it is a straightforward example of how desperate this president is to go after any attempts to shed light on his business dealings and his overall activities. and second of all, it shows absolute contempt for working people, to take away somebody's pension, to fire someone before their pension vests is the kind of cruel behavior you would expect from a monarch or a king. it's not the kind of behavior you expect from the united states of america with

we are receiving accolades nation wide. just last month red fin was a real estate company that recognized san francisco as the second best city in the country for transit services aside from new york city. really exciting we're seeing some of these positive benefits, even from agencies and groups outside the transportation world. we've been making a lot of improvements over the last several years to get that recognition. over the last several years we've implemented 10% service change, service improvements. about 330,000 service hours. we have started an open to new transportation management center. changed the way we do on-street management of the system. we have 400 new vehicles in service and the full fleet will be replaced in two years. so we're making some great strides and riders are noticing. we have, as you know, second year in a row now in the rider survey we have a 740% approval rating which is a 15-year high and so we want to continue that momentum. and as we look into this next two-year budget cycle, we want to

sri lanka declares a nation wide states of emergencies violence between muslims and buddhists. also this hour trapped inside a church the people seeking safety from armed groups in one of the most dangerous towns in central african republic we'll have an exclusive report from. in sport brazilian striken neymar begins his race to be fit for the world cup the world's most expensive player is on crutches after surgery one hundred days out from kickoff in russia. the russian military has offered a guarantee of safe passage to syrian rebel fighters and their families if they leave eastern ghouta but rebels are accusing russia of a military escalation and imposing force displacement about seven hundred people have been killed in the rebel enclave since the syrian government intensified an offensive more than two weeks ago government airstrikes killed at least eighty civilians on monday it is the deadliest day since the un adopted a cease fire resolution more than a week ago and russia began a five hour daily ceasefire another pause was. meant to allow people to leave but that doesn't

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and the host nation europe wide. all across the river plights so you know it's still extraordinarily effective for the street. picks which will cope. with. these weather. but you all could be sweet show coming to south america next week we'll travel to north america and point i choose to what's gone wrong with the u.s. men's national team what's gone wrong with the everest by b.m.x. . done some is not is not back and could places not a good country and. children just to get the minister. of among us well above the discomfort. of the youth of this but the best of this is . the title of the co-chair. of the coaching list with the from the secular suggests. just a little and biased from a fellow muslim of oneself to be a little. mostly helpless fossil. play almost anything for the members of the base the lot of that kind of odd that john said i'm based on are much less credit tightening can i do not the last couple with lies from crap mcnabb had on our money came. from michele bachmann cannot. confront him and i cannot

kind of waiting to find out who it is"> even with all of the recent shootings that have happened nation widepast including bouncing around to multiple foster homes in high school before enlisting in the military. after his father passed away and his mother started having health problems ... wong's legal guardians took him in until it came to be too much for them. the 36 year old suffered psychological trauma while in afghanistan and struggled to re-adjust once returning home. in the summer of 20-13 wong stayed in the pathway home... participating in a treatment program designed to help him. but he was recently kicked out of the program. neighbors and his formers guardians say this isn't the wong they knew ... describing him as calm and soft spoken. ( james ) we are staying on top of this story and will have the latest developments in all of our newscasts and on kron4.com. you can check out a timeline of events, a photo gallery and hear reaction from witnesses. we will also send out an alert to your phone when there is a big development in this case. ( terisa ) the family of a woman killed in

another nation-wide protest is set april 20th...e columbine shooting. ( james ) one of the five passengers killed in sunday's helicopter crash in new york was a former basketball player in stockton. tristan hill played for the san joaquin delta community college team between 2007 and 2009. his last season was a memorable one too... as the mustangs reached the state final four. ( james ) hill's love of basketball landed him to a job with the westchester knicks of the n-b-a's "g" league. hill was also engaged...the wedding was planned for this may in napa. ( james ) a homeless man who spent more than seven months in a san francisco jail... is now free after a federal judg

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the united states, president trump has named john bolton and his —— as his new national security adviser. john bolton is widely force against iran and north korea and has taken a hard line against russia. john bolton, the new national security hello and welcome to our look ahead to what the the papers will be bringing us tomorrow. with me are political correspondent for the financial times, laura hughes and michael heaver, who is the co—owner of political website, westmonster. making your debut with us this evening. many of tomorrow's front pages are already in. so let's start with the financial times, which leads with the trade tariffs against chinese imports to the us announced by president trump earlier today. the telegraph features a large picture of one of the invitations to prince harry's wedding to meghan markle which were sent out today. the guardian continues with its coverage of the cambridge analytica scandal, revealing facebook shared information on 57 billion ‘friendships' from the social networking site. the i has a picture of detective sgt nick bailey, the police officer who was discharged from

human rights council for example could be productive in the near future because some of the nations have been widely accused of committing atrocities like in places like in yemen for example but then nothing has been done to address this issue is exactly there are standards that are supposed to apply to human rights council membership standards that are being set out very clearly by the general assembly there's an expectation that member states will uphold the highest standards of human rights and cooperate with the council and mechanisms all too often though those standards aren't on it or are frequently played when you violated we have seen that when there are competitive elections in new york that sometimes the rights violators don't get elected so for example russia around on a competitive say at the same time that it was responsible for atrocities and syria and it came and bottom of it of its vote in poland was not elected to the mass council other states like egypt and saudi arabia received the the fewest votes within their regional groups but because it was not a competitive election there on

what we are also doing as we have had national security capability review and licking widely and national security matters and what has come out of that. this is about looking across the board and saint what are the cases we need, what are the threats to meet those threats and we can provide for that? on the factot take that the defense committee and national order office and the joint committee on the national security strategy at all produced reports which say defense spending is inadequate. a lot on thespent terms, but isn't it a fact that it was revealed in january that major conventional forces were being considered in order to fund the answer to a new threat? to reach you agree funding measures against new and nontraditional threats mustn't be at the expense of our capability to meet the more conventional dangers which have not done away? prime minister may: the report you refer to a newspapers -- and what we are doing is having a national review and launched a program precisely to ensure that our forces have what they need against the background of the threats we face. of course yo

but we have had the national security capability review, looking widely at national security matters, what has come out of that, modernizing defense program, this is about looking across the board of our national security and saying what are the capabilities that we need. what are the threats we face, what are the capabilities to meet the threats. >> will you take on board the fact that defense select committee, national office and even the joint committee on national security strategy have all produced reports which say defense spending is inadequate. of course we spend a lot in absolute terms. but isn't it a fact that it was revealed in january that major further cuts inventional forces were being considered in order to fund the answer to new threats, and don't you agree that funding measures against new and nontraditional threats mustn't be at the expense of our capability to meet more conventional dangers which have not gone away. >> i think the reports that you refer to, those appeared in the newspapers, and of course what we're doing is having national security capability review

national action. but the chair of the committee, raising a point of order with the speaker, told mps the videos were still widelyadvise on the course of action when a private company gives commitments and assurances to parliament and its select committees on issues that affect national security and public safety and then fails to meet them? mr speaker, there is widely available on youtube this week, the banned, illegal propaganda videos from the extremist prescribed organisation national action, despite the fact that this video has been raised with youtube and with google seven times by the select committee over the last 12 months. despite the fact that they have promised us that that video is illegal and will be taken down, and they had the technology to prevent that being put back up. have you had any indication the government will look into this, mr speaker? and do you share my immense concern that this is one of the richest companies in the world and is failing to meet its basic responsibilities to tackle extremism and protect public safety in this country? grateful for her point of order and i share her int

it was a very great privilege to be there precisely because it had not just national but international consequence it was widely seen as being a second referendum on the reification of crimea with with the russian federation and so that explains the the high participation exit at the same time with the technically people voting procedure was very impressive there were no lines there was a steady flow during the day at all the dozen electoral districts because if you didn't yell to in simferopol and a couple of small villages on the way the technical equipment was an it was quite amazing so it's going to be and it's not something you often talk about really day to day you often think it will less so these days you know easy to get books so you need to be like that in britain not that long ago i think it probably still is. it wasn't a vote today but how technical was the reason the c.c.t.v. cameras those books is looked off they seem to be connected to the internet as you saw the the. there were various levels of sophistication there were two different types of systems when you walked into the voting district the

on the minium the council was clear that these measures cannot be justified on national security grounds and that sector wide protection in the us is an inappropriate remedy for the real problems of overcapacity my right on befriend the secretary of state for international trade travel to washington last week to argue for an e.u. wide exemption so we welcome the temporary exemption that has been now been given to the european union but we must work hard to ensure this becomes permanent at the same time we will continue to support preparations in the e.u. to defend our industry in a proportionate manner in compliance with w t o rules. turning to break sit. last week the secretary of state for exit in the european union reached agreement with the european commission negotiating team on large parts of the draft withdrawal agreement this includes the reciprocal agreement on citizens' rights the financial settlement aspects of issues relating to northern ireland such as the common travel area and crucially the details terms of a time limited implementation period running to the end of december twenty twenty i am

nations champions by saturday night. in scotland when, then everything seems wide open. round out a bit england. group has confidence, but they also have awareness of how good ireland are. and how good we will have to be to win, and we will have to be better than we were against england. we are excited to get back out of the field and get going again. but you know there are nervous and a little bit of, you know, worried about the threat of scotland bring. dublin's match would about the rugby they bring. kids kick off fragile grants versus uncertain england? with me and all marsel, england must beat the french. they have disk or four tries for a bonus point to stay inside of ireland. england have made big changes, some enforced by injury. there is a new man taking the captains responsibility. you try to be aggressive in the right times. you are to become and clearheaded. to be able to make the decisions. and i think that is where i have thoroughly matured a bit over the yea rs. thoroughly matured a bit over the years. but at the same time, when the opportunity arises to be aggressive, yet to make

a erw documentary film about life opened widely in theaters across the nation this ek and will air may 18 on "american masters" on pbs. newshour weekend's megan thompson spoke recently to alexandra dean, the director of "bombshell: the hedy lamarr story." >> reporter: tell us, who was hedy lamarr? >> hedy larr was a jewish child who was born in austria in the shadow of the first world war. and then, she became extraordinarily beautien she was about, you know, i'd say ten, 11 years old. and that kind of swept her away. she became an actress, and she flees to the united states and convinces louis b. mayer to make her his next great star on the silver screen. so, she becomes, you know, a huge... the angelina jolie her day and does all of these films with spencer tracy, gable, jimmy stewart. >> reporter: that was the public het dy lamarr. was the private, unexpected lamarr who director alexandra dean found far more compelling. >> inventing was her h. she not only had a complete inventing table set up in her house,ut howard hughes gave her a small version of the set of equipment which she h