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david: students at one of the nations biggest school districts will not have to wish for snow days to skip class this winter. now all they need is an excuse to protest starting next month, public schools in fairfax, county, virginia allows students to take off one day a year to participate in protest activities like marchs and sit- ins but conservatives say the policy favors liberal causes so should tax dollars educate kids be supporting something like this? gary smith? >> well, i'll tell you, david i guess the default response you expect from me is to rail against this but you know, i don't really mind. it's a day a year. does it tilt toward the liberal causes? yeah i'm sure it does. they tend to protest more if you will, but i guess if the kids have a chance to learn about civics or learn about issues, certainly going to be more involved than i was when i was growing up and it's probably a better use of time than we spent taking field trips to wherever which was just a chance to goof off for the day. i'm more concerned about the liberal cause of getting paid not to work.

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the eiffel tower closed and half the nation's schools closed in a test of will with the president, emmanuel trying to replace the very generous retirement plans where most can retire at 52. there were a few arrests and minor clashes. we're back after the break. >>> you can always find our team on social media. this is a photo that robert handa shared on twitter capturing a rainbow in the bay area yesterday. be sure to follow nbc bay area on facebook, twitter and instagram and tag us in those weather pictures when it starts rolling through. >> they say it is the christmas song to end all songs. mariah carey's "all i want for christmas" is 25 years old. it was the hit single off her '94 album. it's been on youtube, seen more than 584 million times. about the same number of times spotify -- it streamed on spotify, 520 million. >> for a half billion. >> that's amazing. >> check out marcus washington hosting last night's first-ever christmas tree lighting at san francisco's new chase cent a little taller than marcus. it is the largest one in san francisco this year. even taller than the chase ce

professor peter hotez is a vaccine scientist and the dean of national school of tropical medicine atvery much indeed for your time. our exact can we be, first of all, about the causes of this. they vary, don't they, around the world? they do, but it seems to be a combination of different social determinants. so for instance, in the democratic republic of congo, it is the conflict in eastern congo that have blocked access to the vaccine, that has been one of the problems in controlling a bowler, but more people have died now from measles than a bowler. there have been 5000 measles that. and then in venezuela we have had the collapse of the health system due to the colla pse of the health system due to the collapse of the economy there, which has interrupted vaccination programmes. so in the cases of congo and venezuela, it is more political colla pse and venezuela, it is more political collapse but in europe we have had 90,000 cases of measles in the first half of 2019, and in the us measles has come back after being eliminated for 20 years, that is due to a concerted ante vaccine mov

saying there is quote sufficient evidence to link russia chechnya to the murder of a georgian national school denies any state involvement. democrats. pietschmann hopes on a new intelligence committee report but not everyone believes its contents with many there's nothing new included anyway. coming up on the program a new investigation discovers the crew are free. to ok cupid don't screen whether or not their members are registered sex offenders. who should be ultimately responsible for people safety. we need to take.

the program began in 1988 with us on skype from houston is peter hotez who is the dean of the national school of tropical medicine also a professor in the departments of pediatrics molecular virology and microbiology at baylor college of medicine i hope i got all that right there peter thank you for your time. let's just get a better. but let's deal with absolute basics here is it as simple as the fact that some people didn't get vaccinated and that's what means it comes back because for it to come back after 25 years that's the really significant thing here. i think the the what happened was after the case of flacid paralysis the case of polio was found in this particular area in borneo near sabo in sabah which is close to the philippines the malaysian authorities conducted an investigation and they identified up pocket where large numbers of kids were not being vaccinated so all of the more than $100.00 kids they looked at only around 1020 percent actually had been vaccinated so i think that's where the where the problem was overall malaysia is doing quite well and another interesting thing

was an act of terrorism saudi national mohammed say that shot dead 3 students at the pensacola nation's school on friday the f.b.i. says that they believe the act that alone 10 of the gunman's fellow trainees was saudi citizens are being questioned in connection with the attack we are as we do in most active shooter investigations work with the presumption that this was an act of terrorism this allows us to take advantage of investigative techniques that can help us more quickly identify and then eliminate any additional potential threats to the rest of our community as we have stated multiple times. our investigation has not led us to any information that indicates any credible threat to our community let's go live now to mike hanna in washington d.c. who's been following developments on this story so mike how significant are the f.b.i.'s comments we've just heard about that basically there's a presumption of terrorism well what the bureau spokesman was outlining there is the protocol involved in active shooting incidents where the f.b.i. would have always treated as an act of terrorism until

but specifically saying biden doesn't have practical management experience like running the nation's largest school system, as bloomberg did. biden ignored questions about this in los angeles today. but if the moderators ask, he'd likely remind them he was once a heartbeat away from the presidency. norah. >> o'donnell: okay, ed, thank you so much. it wasn't just americans who sore tuned into president nsump's impeachment. so were the russians. today, vladimir putin mocked the amocratic party and echoed a number of republican talking taints. add to that a dramatic shoot-out right outside of russia's spy agency. elizabeth palmer reports tonight abom moscow. ( gunfire ) >> reporter: drivers were trapped in their cars and pedestrians ran for cover as a gunman opened up right in the heart of moscow. outside russia's security headquarters and a stone's throw from the kremlin. reports say at least one officer was killed, and so was the gunman. it happened shortly after president putin's annual rerathon press conference where he veered off the domestic agenda and straight into u.s. politics. "the senate,"

it's one of the weeks during the school year when we can reflect on our charge to assist students to be the best version of themselves. this year's national inclusive schools week theme is charting the course for i for inclusion a requirement for achieving greater access, equitable opportunities and more authentic relationships. at the same time, most of us recognize that we can take more steps to reach our goal of fully inclusive schools. contact your school today to see what they're planning and how you can help. parent conferences are next week. the week of november 18th for elementary and middle schools. contact your sites to get details for your student's school and information regarding the conference time. schools will be closed november 25th through the 29th for thanksgiving recess, however our offices will be open monday, tuesday and wednesday and closed on the 28th and the 29th. finally, i understand that many members of the community are asking for more information regarding the principle of bay view horseman. unfortunately -- i'm sorry. i apologize. buena vista. i apologize. buena vista horseman. unfortunately, the district co

the charter schools program has spent over $4 billion starting new charter schools all over the nationat we found and are report was that a lot of the money goes to charter schools that don't even open, ghost schools. hundreds of millions of dollars also go to charter schools that open and then close, some within a matter of just a few years. some longer. so the program has been very veiled. and what we're doing is we are deep into the data. and all of the evidence we have shows about $1 billion has been billion has been wasted on charter schools that have not open or have closed. at the same time, we see a lot of fraud, we see a lot of problems with mismanagement, we see a lot of turmoil from schools that open and then close, and we see a tremendous amount of drained resources from our public schools and our community schools that need the funding the most. so what elizabeth warren and bernie sanders are advocating come is,nd the naacp hey, let's take a cause. let's take a look. our position at the network for public education is, let's make charter schools true public schools. let's

schools put it to take part in "civil engagement activities." the member behind the policy tells "the washington post," i think we are setting the stage for the rest of the nationthe dawning of a new day, and student activism and school systems everywhere are going to have to be responsive to it. conservative critics say the district is coddling liberal students effectively letting them skip school for a day. fairfax is one of the biggest school districts in the country with 188,000 students. cat, you have been pretty vocal in their support of this, tell us why. >> kat: public schools are basically prisons for children, i am sorry, i don't know if any of you guys have gone to public school, but there is a lot more square dancing then you would expect. there are a lot of things going around that you can learn they don't really matter that much. if you want to give students some time to pursue their own thing, that is good. i was in first grade when we were learning to count. which is great. i'm glad that i learned how to count. but that calculator tape, counting up to 100, we got to 100, we will wrap her body in a walk around the school. i still could have found

r reporter: there are no official statistics about excessive force involving school police and students. one nationalear study showed at least 141 complaints of school police officers with abusive use of force. north carolina requires its school resource officers get additional training. it is unclear whether the deputy involved in this body slam got his. >> no student should ever experience this in any way, especially not in our schools. >> reporter: john miles is the middle school boy's grandfather. >> it's painful, because you send your kid to school to learn. >> reporter: miles says his grandson won't return to the school. it is not clear how severely the boy was hurt, norah, but that could play a part in any potential criminal charges against the deputy. ha o'donnell: mark, thank you. home security cameras are supposed to give you peace of mind. we have seen a sharp increase in creepy incidents, strange voices coming through the device, sometimes threatening the people in the house. we asked jamie yuccas to look into who is behind this and how you can stop it. >> yo, what's up? how's your day? >

french public sector workers stage one of the biggest national strikes for decades protests against proposed pension reform schools huge destruction some of them have turned 40. plus the pacific island state of somalia goes into lockdown mode for a mass outbreak of the missiles weapons the carrying out of merchant sea vaccinations the world health organization convinced by this to confront a worldwide surge in the measles cases with children bearing the brunt of the suffer. a math anyhow and thanks for joining us the speaker of the u.s. house of representatives nancy pelosi says that she's ready to draft articles of impeachment against president donald trump the announcement marks the culmination of a month long inquiry into whether trump abused his office in his dealings with you cry he is alleged to have held up military idea of an exchange for an investigation into his rival democratic presidential candidate joe biden. nancy pelosi was clear about the way forward with impeachment she said the president's abuse of power with clear and required action is heartbreaking but the president gave us no choice so we're

national security law. the lesson for me in all of this is i'm starting to go to law school thinking i'm going to be a national security lawyer and most of us in the room probably didn't although some of you might have. the lesson to me is to be open to whatever the future has an 9/11 changed the world for so many of us professionally and personally. being open to all of that one of the glories of being a lawyer and for all of those who are law students should take about you are building a set of fields of judgment in don't get too wrapped up in expertise especially early on in your career. leave yourself open to what the future will bring. on the technology side again i'm not a believer in hiring for expertise. i might not have had some of the jobs i've had. and a tape believer in letting them learn what they need to learn in that job and on the technology side as a lawyer they do get asked the question. i'm not really a technical person and i didn't take science how much do i really need to know when the truth is once you get into these cases if you're prosecuting cases about cyber espionage or other high-te

first black howard university law school, the nation's first black law school.n also served as the first president of what today is virginia state university in petersburg. >> langston was encouraged by both whites and blacks to run for the u.s. health the u.s. house of representatives in 1888. it was first thought that he lost, but he contested the results. he was eventually declared the winner, and he took his seat in 1890, only able to serve the few remaining months in his term. he lost his bid for reelection, but he had already left on indelible mark on the cost of freedom on the cause of freedom. a portrait of john mercer langston hangs in my office, a reminder of one of the visionary black americans whose dogged pursuit of equity hope shape a more perfect union. we may never know all of the names and stories of the men and woman who were brought here at point comfort in 1619, but as we remember, mourn, and honor them, let's also remember the trailblazers like john mercer langston, who believed in and fought for a nation to live up to its creed. i hope that

now schools across the nation are taking action. >> there's many communicable diseases that are happeningthe most common ones that we've had are noro virus, whooping cough and we're really worried about measles. >> a lot of schools across the nation are taking action in places like california and washington. students cannot go to public school unless they are vaccinated. ahead on the "today" show at 7:00 this morning, new details on that rush for vaccines. >>> after more than a decade of educating the public about the newseum in washington, d.c., it is closing today. since it opened 11 years ago nearly 10 million people have visited the site. the newseum describes the goal as increasing public understanding of the importance of a free press. it's shutting down because it can't afford to remain open. >>> a san jose family'ng firefighters. two cats from a burning home last night along live oakway not far from challenger school strawberry park. neighbors feel for the homeowner, who has to sta a hom. >> really scary situation in the neighborhood, for the property owner. he was okay, i did tal

school. >> we are back. good evening, guys, i am melanie gordon, an enrolled member for the nation located in arizona. i have two students in ssusd. my student represent galea high school. >> i am amy anderson. i have a child who is a senior at the high school at 600 32nd avenue and a child about to start t-k in the next fall. >> hello. i am your program coordinator for indian education program. i represent the pit nation. thank you again. >> so we are going right into it. i am going to read out our mission. the indian education programming title vi supports the academic needs of the american indian students in the san francisco unified school district. the parent advisory council is a group of parents and teachers that help determine the indian education goals and advices on distribution of funds for the program services that will be provided. they elect new representatives each year. currently, our elected pac members for the 2019-2020 year. lisa miller, chair, secretary is me, student representative is kai anderson. teacher representative amy anderson, parent representativ representatives. indian ed

have claimed the lives of at least 8 people 5 of them children who were sheltering in a school house united nations is warning that children are bearing the brunt of syria's increasingly violent conflict. not until now men in it has become a ghost town people living here have fled the government offensive against rebels. shabab people are fed up they fled to live on the only if trees this is a vegetable market there's no one here i haven't seen anyone other than journalists taking pictures of me and. most of those fleeing are heading north towards the turkish border. we run away from the rockets out of the barrel and explosive shells. we're asking for allows mercy and for the united nations to see what happened to us because of bashar al assad and the russian army. they are killing us. with heavy shelling. and is strikes. syrian troops have been pushing into it live. and identified syrian pinole said the offensive is to clear the province of terrorism. to do have saw the syrian. he cares about civilians lives what that. the military calls upon them to leave the areas where the terrorists. that they

service charges on gift certificates and giving students the chance to protest, one of the nation's largest schoolsunty school, will allow one excused absence a year to take part in protests and civil activities and students in grades sev through 12 will be el visible for that >>> what would a national health care program mean for americans? francesca florentini breaks it down for all of us to understand, "red white and who". >> what is medicare for all? there is no exact definition because it doesn't exist yet but the two proposals in congress is that the government runs one national health care program and everybody is on it. private health care companies are pretty much put out of business and doctors, and pharmacists and hospitals bill uncle sam. deductibles would mostly disappear. but nothing in life is free. the government needs money for all of that care which side effects a payroll tax, a income, wealthy tax, extremely wealthy and financial institutions and the government may negotiate drug prices for pharmaceutical companies and then we may have less money for commercials such as this. >>

school board candidate in u.s. history to be endorsed by the nra that nationalized, i'm serious, it nationalized the rate it basicallyeer political career. i kept coming back. i had kids in that school in the montgomery county school system. i taught them being a good nra member. i thought that things like that but basically do you all have any other suggestions other than what you already mentioned to sort of Ãbin montgomery county school system what they were doing back then was they were Ãbi think it still the policy to mainstream mentally ill however defined kids. disciplinary problems and they had a stream of lawyers to cover up for and you won't see it because they were juveniles, serious assaults, sexual assaults, regular beat up assaults. now of course in the news lately, pedophiles and crazy people in the richest Ãbone of the richest counties. ..... if you're stuck in a politically correct environment, are there any suggestions you can make to parents other than running for school board or working with local law enforcement or federal law enforcement to identify these -- >> i would recommend home school. tha

guest ending by and that is karen greenberg she's the director of the center on national security at fordham university school of law and she is joining us live from new york ms green but thank you very much for staying with us as we do this extended coverage of the impeachment of the u.s. president the house has now adjourned. what are you expecting when the house reconvenes and these ought to cool assent to the senate. i think it's a very good question i mean the 1st thing i think we have to think about is when are they going to do this and i mean there has been some discussion about delaying transferring this to the senate hopefully they'll have some kind of discussion about it and make a decision very quickly i'm hoping go forward and deliver this to the senate i think i really think that this is a moment upon which both democrats and republicans are going to have to take a little while to absorb what they've done jerry nowther was very confident about what has happened and how important it was nancy pelosi was very sober as she been throughout about the importance the significance and the sadness of this

like to go to paradise but not through a suicide bombing they asked if i wanted to attack a school. national do you know why our yes uses young children. it's easier to brainwash them. it's like they have a remote control that's how much power they have the kids go wherever they're sent i saw with my own eyes how they strap explosives on to kids and sent them on a mission or made them drive a vehicle with a car bomb this that's why i didn't like them it was too much for me i don't trust them anymore and if they come again for me i won't join them. as the family escaped his father stepped on a landmine. and as younger sister watched him die. another horrific shock for these deeply traumatized children just sticks. with his heart. if you can you tell me what you're drawing hundreds and i ask guy chucking someone's head off and a person who's been crucified had chopped off head and attacking planes. do you dream about stuff like this. and yes i do we all have nightmares. of. the children who have undergone indoctrination and i as training camps include about 1500 from western european countries

stiverson high school in new york city, it is one of the nation's top public high schools. there, you might get in. how do you get in? take a single test. it might sound fair but this is the outcome. in a city that is 15 perfection percent asian, stiverson is almost 75% asian. these demographics raise the question, can and should a standardized test decide who has access to the best schools? >> the way they tried to deal with this is having a fair test deciding who gets the elite education. the consequence of that has been more and more unfair outcomes. >> in this year's freshman class, only 7 blacks and 33 hispanic students were offered places out of nearly 900 coveted spots. >> if you want to admit by those kinds of tests, it's at war with also wanting to admit more black and brown students. there's a historic racial gap on average in these kinds of a.m. dem mick scores. the gap is actually closing, but it's always been there. so you have to dial down the importance of the test to dial up your racial diversity. >> mayor bill de blasio has called to scrap the current admis

in almost two years since 17 people were murdered at their high school, students from marjorie stoneman douglas spearheaded a nationaln violence. two of the people leading that charge, david and lauren hogg, brother and sister who survived the massacre by hiding in the classrooms and they have become political and cultural forces inspiring thousands of people including me. here's my champions for change. >> this is cnn breaking news. >> another deadly school shooting. >> i am in parkland, florida. scene of the latest school shooting. this is the side of the deadliest school shooting in the u.s. since sandy hook. >> when i got the call that there was yet another school shooting, my heart sank. i have kids i send off to school every day and i know that they're no safer than the kids at parkland were. i flew down to parkland the next morning we were on the air first thing. >> we are joined by two of the shooting survivors. >> david was a first interview. something we different. >> no legislative action is taken. we have more guns and chances to go wrong. >> a senior at time, he took cover in a classroom at the shooting