the national education association ranked north carolina teachers among the worst paid in the country last year, at 42nd in the u.s. rodney: you can put up all of the graphs that you want and say that there are salary increases, what the fact that we are 42nd in the country and that we are losing teachers and that we are not providing the resources that teachers need is a shame. heather: governor mccrory says he has already made his biggest governor mccrory: -- >> it shows that there is a huge problem. heather: the data was used from the national education association to support that recent post, same between 2014 and 2015, teacher salary spiked. critics maintained that it was not enough. since the budget is doing better than expected, it signals the more raises are expected. joel: heather, thank you. and a warning from a local sheriff about a deadly problem. there are these little packets of heroin. five people overdosed in one week and a sheriff is concerned >> heroine is destroying counties in nash county and the look at the drug. sheriff: i wanted to take a look at what her when u

the national education association says in north carolina, 25% have a second job after they leave school. joel: that means one in every four teachers moonlighting to make ends meet. this as governor mccrory touts what he calls the largest teacher pay raise in the country. heather is on this one for us and joins us live from raleigh sparked some heated reactions. closer look. this graph was recently posted office. it shows teachers pay, it's his with his teacher advisory midi tuesday in this tweet followed, saying we made real progress to increase teacher pay but some critics disagree, calling the post misleading. average teacher pay in north carolina rose to around $47,000 but that is still $10,000 below the national education association ranked north carolina teachers as among the worst paid in the country last year at 42nd in the u.s.. thousands of others only received a one-time bonus. some actually saw a decrease in their salaries. >> taking our long joan -- longevity pay and rolling it in, many of the experienced teachers in north carolina have not >> the governor inherited a proble

. >> reporter: but as the national education association points out, the constitution protects free speech but it doesn't protect employment. the american association of university procedures tells me that's where ten quarter steps in. >> in some cases, it's tenure that protects it. in other cases, it is a contract that protects it. >> reporter: the aaup kent state chapter serves as the collective bargaining unit. the contract doesn't lay out specifics for termination but it does say the university retains the right to terminate due to quote, unsatisfactory performance. >> academic dishonesty, around play gurrism -- plagiarism to serious criminal activity. that would generally be grounds for dismissal. >> reporter: but right now pino is only under investigation. whether charges are filed, tenure is protecting pino's job. >> if there's no crime, and people just happen to be upset with something that he said, then, yes, the purpose of tenure is to protect that. >> reporter: today pino told newschannel5 that he has no plans to step down. megan hickey, newschannel5. >>> new tonight at 6:00, po

i represent three million members of the national education association, and what we are looking for n education issues from preschool to graduate school. we are supporting and recommending in the primary hillary clinton for her life-long devotion to public school kids. and so we're interested in the debate. we're involved in iowa and in new hampshire and everywhere. we see that we have friends in a lot of these positions. we're not afraid of getting in there and saying, how do you feel about toxic testing? how do you feel about empowering the people who work in those school buildings to do what they need to do with their kids? how do you feel about engaging parents in a new way? so this is all part of the process for us. >> and i guess the more debates in general, the better it is for everybody. the new national poll out today shows bernie sanders up nine points in a month. hillary clinton down four. so is it that bernie sanders is just gaining more momentum going into the final weeks before the caucus, you think? clearly something is happening. >> well, i think, from our perspective

i was in year and a half brawl with the national education association as governor where we paid teachers more for teaching well. it came by one vote in our state senate. when ecame to washington a few years ago, people said senator alexander is going to want every state to do that. they were wrong about that. the last thing we should do is tell states they must evaluate teachers and how to evaluate teachers. it's hard enough to do without somebody looking over your shoulder. too much washington involvement has made it harder to have higher standards and harder to evaluate teachers. i believe that we're changing that this week. i dealing with a democratic senator last night who plans to vote for the bill. he said he would have been given me five to one odds that we wouldn't been able to pass this bill. why are we at the point where we are where we're likely to get votes in the mid-80's today? we worked on it in a bipartisan way. i've given credit many times to senator murry from washington d.c. for suggesting how we do that. i see senator from maryland on the floor. our committee worked i

educational fund. the national association. and appointed officials. i'll be back in pa moment of final thoughts.ights votes and struggles, stay with >>> before we leave you, a word about a fallen civil rights leader. when julian bond was nominated as vice president at the n.a.a.c.p. the voting rights act was three years old. bond, a young man in a hurry was a leader of the pivotal student nonviolent committee, and a georgia state representative while still in their 20s. and just to remind you what a different state america was. bond would sue for the right to take his seat after the georgia house barred him being sworn. he was a founder and early leader in the southern poverty law center. he was quick wide. shark. making him a tof opponent. the man who had seen it all from freedom rides, sits-ins, did not think north america solved its racial problems or that the legacies of slavery that gave rise to the burning rights acts were over and done. bond believed the act was meant to day. julian >> this is aljazeera america, live from new york city. i'm tony harris. boiling point. michigan's governor

educational fund. the national association. and appointed officials. i'll be back in pa moment of final thoughts.ights votes and struggles, stay with the only way to get better is to challenge yourself, and that's what we're doing at xfinity. we are challenging ourselves to improve every aspect of your experience. and this includes our commitment to being on time. every time. that's why if we're ever late for an appointment, we'll credit your account $20. it's our promise to you. we're doing everything we can to give you the best experience possible. because we should fit into your life. not the other way around. >>> before we leave you, a word about a fallen civil rights leader. when julian bond was nominated as vice president at the n.a.a.c.p. the voting rights act was three years old. bond, a young man in a hurry was a leader of the pivotal student nonviolent committee, and a georgia state representative while still in their 20s. and just to remind you what a different state america was. bond would sue for the right to take his seat after the georgia house barred him being sworn. he was a foun

it's already recieved accredidation from the national association for the education of young children. bethany mott: "it is the highest certification that a child care center can aspire to. it has very required." kids enter through their own door, parents have places to keep car seats, and teachers help kids communicate. rhonda ekiss/radford early learning center director: "in here we do the baby sign language, we start incorporating the ready, set, grow. you will find some word cards that have some spanish words on it." a toddler size gym is small enough to let kids reach the goals, but large enough to hold a crowd. rhonda ekiss: "and the floors, it looks as if it's just hardwood but it is padded underneath." it's where students from radford university students can interact with small children and do internships and get credits for their degree. bethany mott: "at present they were going all the way up to blacksburg to do that internship and we wanted to be able to offer intern opportunities here." while dolls wait for their new friends, instructors are prepared for an open house satu

it will be applied to the state board of education of the national association of state boards of education are also talking about which states might also be appropriate and letting those education. the doe of the state as the governing authority. >> we are also speaking with the maryland soccer association to see what they're doing on their own without the state push or in lieu of until we went. pushes to come. organizations that are overthinking, that are being proactive and taking that guidance of putting their best foot forward. >> this rollout happening right now d.c. schools? when you think it will be completed for all schools or schools who want to participate? >> our goal is by the start of next school year. i mentioned the department of parks and recreation that can happen any time. when it comes to the school year, we'll get as many as we can done before summer. certainly by football season coming up in 2016 we want to make sure we get as much as we can. >> injure free is in california and you have a lot of good scientists and docs available to there as well. i think you tell me b

will ton the secretary of education, it would be deployed through the state boards of education and national association of state boards of education are talking about which states might be most appropriate and letting those education departments -- the does, department of ed of the states are the governing authority and the department of health. >> we are speaking with the maryland state youth soccer association as we talked about what they're doing on their own without the state push or in lieu of until we wait for those pushes to come. organizations that are forward thinking that are being proactive that are working with some of the researchers here at medstar and children's also and taking that guidance and putting their best foot forward for their parents and families. >> this rollout is happening right now in d.c. schools. when do you think it will be completed for all schools or all schools who want to participate? >> our goal is by the start of next school year. many of the -- again, i mentioned the department of parks and recreation, that can occur at any time and that rollout will continue to

national honor. honor. doctor thomas tucker is one of *four* educators nationwide up for the "national superintendent of the year" award.it's given out by the american association of school administrators.tucker recently *won* ohio's top honor for superintendents.the winner of the national honor will be announced next month. a virginia billboard advertisement is turning heads... and *not* in a good way.9-1-1 centers were *flooded* with calls because of it. it.check it out...a window pane with flames -- smoke -- and singed curtains... it's an company.the problem?it hasn't been hung up yet -- and folks driving by thought the billboard was *actually* on fire!so they called police -- and officials ordered it shut off. "just due to the number of phone calls coming through their call center they wanted to make sure that they couldn't-it was kind of overwhelming for them." them."they'll keep the billboard lighting turned off until it goes up along an interstate next week. one dog is swapped with another... so the other dog can avoid being put to sleep. carol williams has that story we're working on for you at six. carol. this story is really troubling. the one dog was

it will be applied to the state board of education of the national association of state boards of educationing authority. >> we are also speaking with the maryland soccer association to see what they're doing on their own without the state push or in lieu of until we went. pushes to come. organizations that are overthinking, that are being proactive and taking that guidance of putting their best foot forward. >> this rollout happening right now d.c. schools? when you think it will be completed for all schools or schools who want to participate? >> our goal is by the start of next school year. i mentioned the department of parks and recreation that can happen any time. when it comes to the school year, we'll get as many as we can done before summer. certainly by football season coming up in 2016 we want to make sure we get as much as we can. >> injure free is in california and you have a lot of good scientists and docs available to there as well. i think you tell me before the event that usa soccer, and usa at lacrosse are taking some steps as well. it's not just football. though sports orga

it's already recieved accredidation from the national association for the education of young children. bethany mott: "it is the highest certification that a child care center can aspire to. it has very specific educational qualifications required." kids enter through their own door, parents have places to keep car seats, and teachers help kids communicate. rhonda ekiss/radford early learning center director: "in here we do the baby sign language, we start incorporating the ready, set, grow. you will find some word cards that have some spanish words on it." small enough to let kids reach the goals, but large enough to hold a crowd. rhonda ekiss: "and the floors, it looks as if it's just hardwood but it is padded underneath." it's where students from radford university students can interact with small children and do internships and get credits for their degree. bethany mott: "at present they were going all the way up to blacksburg to do that internship and we wanted to be opportunities here." while dolls wait for their new friends, instructors are house saturday for interested parents

the national governors association says it's critical to everything from law enforcement to educationrry mcauliffe may boost his recent work to boost cyber security at this morning's address. >>> sick of the hassle of getting an emissions test. how virginia is speeding up the process. >>> a brazen jewelry thief steals right in plain view. no mask, no disguise. look at her. look at her. why is the that sound. like nails on a chalkboard. but listen to this: (family talking) that's a different kind of sound. the sound of the weekend. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. it's always worth remembering... that icing the cinnamon rolls is a privilege not a right. unleash the power of dough. give it a pop. the woman walks into an outlet mall, pulls out a gun and ties the employees. she steals the jewels without even covering her face. they believe she may be working with at least one accomplice. >>> today, if you're a northern virginia driver, getting an emissions test is going to be a bit easier. they're offering a rapid test. it's a way to have your vehicle. ed. this morning officials

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education programs. not teaching children how to shoot a firearm, but what to do if they encounter a firearm. there are free materials from the national shooting sports foundation with its child project safe, national rifle associationwith the eddie zeegle program. that's the first step, educating children what not to do. the industry has done a terrific job over the past 20 years, the number of accidental deaths in this country have declined dramatically. we can still do more, everybody can do more. >> one word, i got to go, should we have smart guns, more smart guns, yes or no? >> no, i'm not convinced that technology is viable. there's a lot of reasons. that's a whole other discussion. >> why don't you come on with me again, we'll have that discussion, it's an important one. tom, thank you. >>> straight ahead, what a constitutional challenge to the president's executive action on guns hold up in court, the supreme court? next. >>> jake olson doesn't look at football like his teammates. in fact, he can't see the game at all. the long snapper for the university of southern california is blind. >> when i was eight months old, i was diagnosed with a rare form of eye cancer. when the doctors found my cancer, it was co

association. e money helps pay for research, public education and community programs locally and on the national level. "all the money raised goes to the aha a hundred percent from silent auction, ticket sales, so we're hoping this year for about 65 thousand dollars. february is heart month... and remsa is now registering people for their annual 5-k run on february 6th... to benefit the american heart association. several alaska towns rocked by a massive earthquake..... scrambling to deal with the damage... as after shocks continue to pile up. and coming up later in sports -- conference championship games in the n-f-l... find out who's heading to the super bowl a 7.1 earthquake rocked this morning. it happened around 1:30 this morning about 160 miles southwest of anchorage. police say an apparent gas leak prompted the evacuation of almost two dozen homes in kenai. fire fighters battled three house fires sparked by the gas leak. at least one of those homes exploded. twenty people are now being housed in a temporary shelter. so far there have not been any reports of injury. models continue to be fairly

association. the money helps pay for research, public education and community programs locally and on the national level. "all the money raised goes to silent auction, ticket sales, so we're hoping this year for about 65 thousand dollars. february is heart month... and remsa is now registering people for their annual 5-k run on february 6th... to benefit the american heart association. it could be some time before all the damage is apparent.... an early morning earthquake leaves several alaska towns damaged. while the snow has would you like to be paid for watching ads online. tomorrow on gmr, a money saving savvy mom shares her top apps to save and make you money. amanda dave amanda dave amanda east coast this weekend - it's not all bad news. the washington dc snowball fight association, which has organized previous city, scheduled this face-off for ten this morning at dupont circle. organizers were calling the event "snow wars: the snowball strikes back!" and encouraging participants to dress as characters from "star wars." no word on who won the battle. models continue to be fairly consistent i

association. the money helps pay for research, public education and community programs locally and on the national level. models continue to be fairly consistent in the presentation of the next system to impact the region later this evening and potentially overnight into early monday morning. gfs, nam, and the ec still show a relatively benign across the sierra into western nevada. as such, the previous remains intact with the best chances of interstate 80. generally up to an inch of snow will be possible this system moves early evening. however, models are beginning to shift some of the timing suggesting a later arrival of the primary front more towards early monday morning. this would promote lower snow levels down to 4000 feet encompassing most western nevada valley floors. there is a growing concern that this system may not be quite as benign as the models are leading us to believe as there are some subtle signals that are showing up. the later and subsequently colder arrival of the front, weak forcing aloft with surface convergence, and moisture penetrating the nevada interior suggest signifi

national lung association's debra brown. >> it certainly appear there needs to be additional education of employees particularly security employees there is a law. they know what the law is. and that they are comfortable going up to individuals telling them that they cannot smoke in the stadium. >> reporter: according to the americans for non smokers rights, 16nfl stadiums ban the smoking. patrons must go outside the gates to smoke. the linc is one of the remaining 16 stadiums which allows smoking inside. the eagles declined to speak on camera. in a statement the team wrote, smoking is prohibited in the stadium except for designated areas and our guest services team communicates with the philadelphia police to enforce the policy. >>> it adds, if fans notice smoking in a non-designated area, we encourage them to inform our guest services team or one of the police officers on sight. the health and safety of our fans and employees is of utmost importance to us. >>> again, we never saw anyone told to put out their cigarette. but we did see lots of smokers and cigarette butts littering the floor. in those sections where smoking is abs

in paris, these will not intimidate nation states from protecting their citizens and providing opportunity, education, jobs, possibilitiesch a future. it is associated with three attacks this week. the organization caring out debate - carrying out an attack and then at a spot in istanbul. the secretary of state says that eliminating groups like isis is the challenge of our times. >> some people are for nothing, destruction. >> the police spokesperson said the authorities received a tip that an attack was imminent in the country. nine were arrested n london, benjamin hall. >> indonesia is not part of the coalitions. >>> the secretary of defense is at macdill. he held a press conference and isis. evan axelbank was there. tell us what he said. >> he made the assertion that we saw in the state of the union this week that the fight against isis is succeeding and that it defensive. take a look. here is the secretary here. he used the word accelerating during the press conference to describe the effort. he said that pressure is applied on more fronts than ever, he cited the destruction of a bulk cash site or a bank as proof that isis's finances are straine

while the education association argues the program is unconstitutional, others say getting rid of it would hurt minority and low income children. this morning, the nation' s top two education officials will visit orlando. acting u.s. education secretary john king is making a stop at valencia college' s west orlando campus as part of his opportunity across america tour. he' ll promote his plan to improve education at 9:30. king' s under secretary ted mitchell will speak at the rosen hotel this afternoon. he' community college conference at 1:00. a huge milestone in daytona international speedway. the project that is about to finish up today. a story you will see only on wesh 2. missionary killed in a terror attack in west africa. a live look outside. another cool morning. our coastal camera showing some amy: it is 4:42. i am amy sweezey. we will be in the mid-to-upper 50' s today. even colder than yesterday. yesterday, we only made it to the lower 60' s. we have a stretch of below average weather in the morning and afternoon. we will still have a lot of sunshine today. that little bit of cloud cover will keep temperatures from dropping quickly through s

national lung association's debra brown. >> it's certainly appears there needs to be some additional education of employees particularly securitythey know that there is law, they know what the law is, and that they are comfortable going up to individuals telling them that they cannot smoke in the stadium. >> reporter: according to the americans for non smokers rights, 16nfl stadiums banned smoking, patrons must go outside the gates to smoke. the linc is one of the remaining 16 stadiums which allows smoking inside. the eagles declined to speak on camera. in a statement the team wrote, smoking is prohibited in the stadium except for designated areas and our guest services team communicates with the philadelphia police to enforce the policy. it added, if fans notice smoking in a non-designated area, we encourage them to inform our guest services team or one of the police officers on site. the health and safety of our fans and employees is of utmost importance to us. >>> again, we never saw anyone told to put out their cigarette. but we did see lots of smokers and cigarette butts littering the floor in those sections where smoking

. >>> the national governors association says technological development is critical in everything from health care to law enforcement to educationirginia governor terry mcauliffe is the association's vice chair. he may show additional work to boost cyber security at this morning's address. >>> we're all getting excited about the red skins in the playoff. that includes the players and the coach. "news4's" carol maloney talked to the head coach about what's getting people pumped up at the game. >> not a lot of people gave us much of a chance at the beginning of the year. they're continuing to be themselves and get out and perform. >>> that's right. they'll face the green bay parkers this sunday. the game time is 4:40. go skins. >> that's right. >>> brazen jewelry thief steals right in plain view. no mask, no disguise. so why is the fi stumped. >> major recall if you shop at walmart. what officials found in these patties. >>> >>> take a look at this video. the fbi has been trying to find this woman for nine months now. investigators say this woman walks into an outlet mall, pulls out a gun and ties up the employees. she then steals

national association of defense would of colored people. >> the naacp was the largest civil rights organization that had one a tremendous victory -- victory but bringing that legal case with brown v. board of education. and then to segregate public schools is and in the decade after in that court to victory they pushed and pushed to turn that legal decision into a reality. klay in with the schools in the south have become integrated. they were focused on pushing the kennedy administration they're pushing for desegregation of schools but the elements of his speech and in his opening speech that with the desegregation those laws that were aimed at ending the right to go. these would not be effective to a decent paying job. one of the important things about his speech at is not central to the naacp into not be achieved in isolation. and was extremely critical and he likened that to be watered down and would not be any good so he also said we need to push with this bill. >> the fourth speaker was john lewis and not so the previous night he would change his speech is to cut the important thing to remember is it is interesting i teach about the civil-rights movement to use these documents with the john le

nation board of protest. i was no student of history or politics myself. my entire education consisted only of a modest understanding of reading and writing. i belonged to no associations, participated in no government, but in the years before our war of independence, i became a staunch liberty the way. -- liberty boy. i was continually reflecting on the sufferings inflicted on the people of boston by the tyranny of great britain, and my mind was excited by a desire to aid in chastising the king. >> here, here! afterat in this very hall the bloody massacre in king street in march in 1770, and again with the meetings of the bodies of the people in 1773, when we decided the fate of that tea. [pandemonium] >> i came into this building a shoemaker. i left a true citizen. tonight, friends, i ask you to indulge my memory and join me in a voyage back in time to 1773. you and i will participate in one of the most important events in american history, as i did once before. we will debate the issues of the tea tax and the three ships of tea floating in the harbor. and then, my friends, we will take a stroll to the harbor, perhaps. >> [indiscernible] >> thank you. [laughter] >> i

education and transitional support after people are released. cuomo says the investment in the programs will ultimately cost less than housing inmates. >>> a challenge to the national rifle association to support one of president obama's policies. a challenge issued by charles schumer. last week the president issued executive orders on federal gun regulations. people selling weapons at gun shows or online face prosecution if they don't do background the president proposed hiring a hundred new agents and schumer says the nra should support them. >> no one expects them to support other thing it is president has asked for, although they should. this one there's no reason they shouldn't. by their own words and beliefs. >> inadequate funding has made it hard to enforce existing laws. >>> dozens rallied to support their local super market. they hoped city leaders would help the market at 187 street fight eviction. that store owners say the landlord is trying to force them out in order to lease the property to a walgreens pharmacy. people in the neighborhood says the store is the only affordable place in the area to buy food and other basic essentials. >> if we lose this institution, we lo

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educate top leadership as the top leadership is doing. in 2014, isam ait created havoc on cyber security for corporate boards which is published by the national association of corporate directors. they recently validated the success of this approach. they said, ports appear to be listening to the nicd guidance. this year we saw double-digit increase in poor participation of cyber security leading to a 24% boost in security spending. also identification of key risk, fostering a a culture of security and better alignment of security with overall risk management goals. we believe government is a similar program to educate government boards. most sr. government officials are not sophisticated with their understanding of cyber security. if they are educated we think we could a more effective policy. four, the government needs to reorganize for the digital age. of the last several years the private sector has moved away from the it department is a central focus of cyber security and is involving a more integrative enterprise enter price approach. a bank of america study and a 2015 found that the u.s. government is still in the process of determining who will h

educate top leadership as the private sector is doing. in 2014 there was a handbook created on cybersecurity for corporate boards which was published by the national association of corporate directors and is the heart of the training program that they are launching. price waterhouse coopers validated the success of this approach. they said boards appear to be listening to the guidance. this year we saw a double digit increase in board participation in cybersecurity leading to a 24% boost in security spending. other notable outcomes include the identification of key risks, fostering an organizational culture of security and better alignment of security with overall risk management and business goals. we believe, madam chair, that the government needs a similar program to educate the government equivalents of corporate boards. members of congress, members of the cabinet, agency secretaries. most senior government officials are not sophisticated with their understanding of cybersecurity. if they are educated as we are educating the private sector we think we could have more effective policy. the government needs to reorganize for the digital age. the private sec

national governor's association, jedwin dale was the president and brought back former governors. so this great huge statement stage full of governors and ex-moderators and i was moderating on the subject of education, i asked them to raise their hands if they thought they could come together on some set of standards they could agree on. they all raise id their hasn'ts and not long after that we got common core. so i don't know. what it is, it was conceived in the states-not in washington. washington had nothing to do with common core, and it was in an attempt on the part of the states to try get some sort of uniformity about what people were learning in school so you had some ability to know what young people were being educated in. and it's still run by the states, but it's become a bug abu on both sides -- a bugaboo on both sides and and that a shame because the idea is excellent and i don't think any of us would want our children not have an excellent education. >> host: text message from ray in north dakota. dear cokie, what woman do you think should be pictured on the -- >> guest: i've gotten this a lot and i've had a lot of trouble with it. what i can tell you is i've got absolutely no probl