>> yes. >> reporter: new school uniforms. new teachers. >> are you ready for school? >> yes!> reporter: and at the center of it all, mitch albom. yep, that mitch albom, the guy who wrote "tuesdays with morry" and lots of other best sell. >> oh, you're backpack is so big, we can put you inside it. >> reporter: straightening backpacks, giving pep talk, and doing whatever needs doing to get the school year off to a good start. so ten years ago when you first came to haiti, did you plan to run an orphanage? >> so you start with the funny questions. >> reporter: hey, you know. we sat down with mitch and his wife janine in late august. >> i donve hai was on a map. i was moved by what happened in the earthquake. >> reporter: it's been almost ten years since that terrible earthquake devastated haiti, killing over 100,000 people and leaving millions more injured and homeless. like so many others, mitch albom wanted to help. >> and we landed just a few weeks after the earthquake. we saw people missing arms and legs walking around and covered in white dust. and then here was this little

. >> ninan: thwarted plot-- how california police stopped a plan to shoot up a middle school, this as new details emerge about the weapon used in another california school shooting. prince andrew's mounting troubles. why a member of the royal family could soon be forced to face a british court. ( applause ) and two marathon men on a mission to save veterans. >> it's okay to not be okay, and no one's going to judge you for feeling the way that you do. >> this is the "cbs weekend news." >> ninan: good evening. i'm reena ninan. tonight, 150 million americans are in the path of a storm system bringing torrential rain, snow, and ice. the storm, taking aim right now at the ohio valley and east coast, is only the beginning. two more storm systems will move in next week ahead of thanksgiving. meteorologist jeff berardelli is timing all of this out. jeff, what's latest? >> so this is a really energetic pattern, and it's coming at the wrong time because, obviously, this is a huge travel week. storm number one, not really a big deal. it's hitting the northeast right now, and most of the snow is goin

the first little girl who was brought to an all-white school as new orleans was segregated. the occasion was the 10th anniversary of brown versus the board of education, the supreme court case that mandated integration in the schools and declared separate but equal was not sufficient in the united states. however, it was understood that many communities, the foot dragging, the delays, the lack of care was delaying the integration of these schools. rockwell, troubled by that in the 10th anniversary, looked back, reached back for this image and reimagined it based on photographs, documents, and created his own image that was starkly different in artistic ways from the images you would have seen in the photograph. the photograph shows the marshals, who would have two recent would have to escort ruby bridges. bringing them all in the all-white school bringing them into the all-white school in this case he has moved the heads of the marshals and only showed them as figures of authority. he has made her elegantly dressed. rockwell commissioned a resident of his town in massachusett

. >> about to go into a new school. so calm down and be confident. >> reporter: high school freshman morgan blair hopes her video impacts others, and reminds them how much words can hurt. >> and the one word i don't like always comes up in every conversation. >>. >> reporter: which is? >> the "n" word. i use that. i had to show people how it feels to be in my shoes if they had to for one day. >> from this video, i want you guys to take away that racism still exists no matter what we think. >> reporter: she says learning to forgive has helped her heal, but the scars will never entirely fade. >> it's like a birthmark. it can't always be covered up. but it's always going to be there with you, but at the end of the day it makes you stronger as a person. >> reporter: stronger for the experience of seeing through someone else's eyes. nikki battiste, springfield, new jersey. >> the "cbs overnight news" will be right back. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every nig

let's establish a new department, under school it is -- in fact, a new school that is going to be the.t. schwarzman college of computing. he said let's connect the ai of all the other departments. m.i.t. will become the first ai enabled university in the world. i said that is a vision i could buy in on. david: if somebody is watching or reading your book and they want to be a leader, a leader in business, philanthropy or government, what do you think is the key qualities to be a leader? what enabled you to be a leader? steve: you have to be a really good listener. you have to understand what is going on around you. you have to be measured and you have to realize that everything you do is amplified in the minds of the people were listening to you. so care, nuance, kindness. defining a culture, that is what a leader does. david: thank you for this time. i appreciate it. steve: thank you, david. ♪ >> i am scarlet fu. this is "etf iq," where we focus on the access, risks, and rewards offered by exchange traded funds. no more playing it safe. investors stop doing the safety dance and slide

and when they moved from florida to massachusetts for better medical treatment, jake went to a new schoolhe bonded with his new teacher, kerry bremer. >> i fell in love with him instantly and as she got sicker that year, i just thought, "what is she going to do?" >> the two families would spend weekends together, holidays together. over the years, jake's mom continued her battle with cancer, and the teacher made her a promise. >> if you need a backup plan for jake, then our family is happy to make him part of our family. and she said, "i'll sleep better tonight than i've slept in a long time." >> jake, bonding with his teacher's children and her husband, dave. last wednesday, after dropping jake off on the school bus, jean passed away peacefully in their home. >> my mom went to heaven. queen angel mom. >> she's your queen angel mom. >> is always in my heart. yes, she loved me so much. >> do you love her so much? oh, thank you. >> tonight, the bremers now jake's family. and all of them carry his mother jean with them. >> we shared our boy. and she will live on here in this house. >> jake's

build new schools.new schools who you 20 percent three knowledge-based schools that will prepare you who one of the future cast. going to create economic models who you to be lifted up. going to create streets of communities housing and l healthcare and all that who you to prepare you for the future all the while holding onto the historical part of new orleans who world and hold on to the next part. are you going to keep running it. i seem to me too not be appropriate especially in the city in a college friend was our tenth i had never been in town that out of the confederacy, to have standing middle of our city, who monuments and, one plant. the monuments of plan. we have that. and then three confederate generals. his mission it was toit make sue that little 12 -year-old girl, african-american was going to be the present. not fun to be a dr.. not going to be the head of the university. many school in the nation but she was going to go clean your best who you. mpg food. and cleaning toilets. that is rea

there's still one derby this match day to visit in west germany for 2 new school boards will test their fortune in home against the neighboring building codes of cologne. welcome to the but is the game here on d w i'm press harrington joining me for sunday's shindig is the very own man the d.w. the man with the gift of gab mr ed mccambridge how you doing it chris i think somebody nice to talk about by munich and you annoy other right man for the job what about you know in berlin we're going to talk about that side about that as well obviously yeah glad to hear it now before we get to our conversation on nico kobashi let's head west and bring you up to speed with what happened on the pitch on sunday the rivalry known as the ryan darby between fortuna dusseldorf and cologne has a lot of history but it's been on ice lately as the 2 sides haven't met for more than 20 years colognes return to the top flight has stunk and fortuna software season has to when it comes to the head to head cologne has dominated what about this time. the house was throbbing and just rolled off ahead of the clash w

put all the blame on the new school middle school and the united nations cannot replace the congolese state congolese state has the responsibility to exercise authority over its territory and has failed to do so that is why the current president a fixture security when he was running for the presidency in the elections of 2018 he said he promised the people of any regret he was going to camp out in the region and to peace and security is delivered however his actions and then far from the words that he pronounced during the campaign ultimately the responsibility is on the economy state. it as relates to how it engages the disco while it's there as it relates to how the congolese state deal with its neighbors were won in uganda who been really the main source of the instability in the east of the congo for the last 2 decades that they invaded the congo themselves or their sponsored militia groups inside the congo so i know a lot of people that indeed the dear sir neighbors have been accused of you know being behind some of the instability that we've seen in the northeast and that's goi

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new highways new railway lines new schools new colleges new hospitals will all take the people of jammu and kashmir to new heights of developments because. the big battle on iraq we will defeat every attack on the unity of our nation we will give it a job breaking response any attempts to break the country's unity will never be able to withstand big democratic values and strong public sentiments. so here we are that speech but it felt a little bit like the carrot and the stick and the stick felt pretty stiff there i'm just wondering from the beach a.p. perspective is this is this a good movie is this not now you solve this issue about what's happening in kashmir what's happening. and now you say you've solved it it's been going on since 97 i'll be done mission accomplished so thank you so much for having me i think that's a great and there was need to do a wee bit. and. you know an article that just $370.00 which actually says that. special status to people of kashmir but actually takes away the basic rights which actually got into it under the indian constitution so this was meant to b

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there will be new hospitals, schools, railways, better broadband, new connections and opportunities for part of our great nation. this election could be won or lost here in the north of england. we are the city of leeds. we'll bring you all the latest on the general election race. the other main stories on bbc news at five: two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london. two others have been cleared. a police officer has been charged with the murder of retired footballer dalian atkinson, who died after being tasered. would you pay £5.99 a month to be able to binge on british classic television series? the uk streaming service britbox has now officially launched. it's 5pm. our top story. the election campaign has turned its focus onto the economy, with the shadow chancellor, john mcdonnell, setting out plans to borrow £150 billion over five years to replace, update and expand schools, hospitals, housing and care homes. mr mcdonnell said the investment would be on a scale never seen outside london and the south east. the chancellor sajid javid say

welcome to bbc news, i'm reged ahmad. our top stories: schools closed, construction grinds to a halt. india declares a public health emergency in delhi, with air pollution at dangerous levels. beto o'rourke out of the race. the texan democrat hopeful announces he is giving up on his american presidential dream. and the countdown is on for the rugby world cup. england take on south africa. we have got the latest from japan. hello and welcome to bbc news. a public health emergency has been declared in delhi due to soaring levels of air pollution. in response, all schools have been shut until tuesday and 5 million face masks have been handed out to students. the city's chief minister said the area has been turned into a gas chamber as a result of the thick fog, caused in part by fires used to clear farmland in neighbouring states. from dehli, pratiksha ghildial reports. it is like a scene from a dystopian science—fiction movie. for a third day in a row now, residents of delhi are inhaling the season's worst toxic air. in some parts of the city, the

new hampshire and south carolina so he can focus on iowa. castro has not yet qualified for the debate later this month in atlanta. he did qualify for four previous debates. >>> researchers at uc berkeley school of information with other experts around the world getting a new tool that they say can detect deep fake videos. they are the digitally altered videos that tend to pop up online during election times. an app called, reality defender 2020, scanned the video looking for signs that it was manipulated. suspicious videos can be submitted for study by journalists and campaigns. the app will also provide information on known fakes and detection mappings. >>> vice president mike pence will be in the bay area week from today. he will make stops next wednesday in santa ana and monterey before heading to mountain dew. the next day he will tour the nasa ames research center and deliver remarks to more than 200 nasa employees. >>> a key figure in the impeachment inquiry of president trump has now revised his testimony. u.s. ambassador gordon sondland said that military assistance to ukraine was withheld to press ukraine to investigate democrats and joe biden. house investigators released the trans

new school a couple of times i've called her teacher and asked is it really all right as far as her schooling is concerned. he told me he let me know if it started to become an issue for me to. be in here that. this this and that is active the guys i'd like to keep doing this is much as possible it has priority over school. in this. you know if in this lifetime we're running out of time. if maybe it's time to me we need to see a reduction in emissions by 2020. i am. i'm september 20th in berlin. global strike today. is in a hurry. i say i don't. miss evidence i have to go back on stage and prepare what i'm going to say i mean you're not missing much time and i think this is. the student movement also has crossed generational support. we've been complaining for years that young people are a political but now driving change we need the courage in addition to mood and the i'm beats you want to do you don't like it and so you know. wrote. 23 year old student louise annoyed about the best known activist in the german fridays for future movement as one of the co organizers of the demonstration in b

then, the findings of a new market law school poll on public understanding and opinion of the u.s. supreme court. watch "washington journal" tuesday morning. join the discussion. here is a look at our live coverage tuesday. c-span,p.m. eastern on fbi director christopher wray joins other officials for a senate homeland security hearing on domestic threats. senate istwo, the back at 10:00 a.m. eastern to consider judicial nominations for the u.s. court of federal claims and the ninth circuit court of appeals. c-span3, a senate judiciary subcommittee takes a look at cyber threats and preventing data breaches. that gets underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. >> a three-judge panel ruled unanimously against president trump's efforts to keep certain financial records, including his

new investment. two of his priorities were a public school education and transportation for structure. funding,sed school expanded school choice and created a pre-k program for his state. he made career and technical education a priority, in every public high school. as for transportation, he sponsored the investment of more than $800 million in new roads and bridges. at the same time he worked at taxes. when he left office indiana had a aaa credit rating. now he is back in washington, and rumor has it that he likes it there. and would like to stay there a little longer. in thejust happens to be first in the nation primary state to formally file the necessary paperwork to appear on the ballot as a candidate for any -- for renomination. is 96 dayse primary away, but who is counting. on a personal note, it appears that he and i have something in common. the vice president's grandfather immigrated to the united states from ireland in the early 1920's. he came from a little town in tippicurry. called fatherearly 20's, my also came to this country, also from there. village.small in a chance

on the news, school shootings is this something you about, have been concerned about? has this ever crossed your mind? >> had in really crossed my mind before but i believe, the program where they showed what to do in case of a lockdown and school shooting i believe that really helped to teach students and teachers what exactly to do in case we had to go through i'm thankful the teachers, students in my school's news network to me being here right now. >> it is a d actually have to have training about what to do in an active shooter situation something you never thought you'd have to use. >> i never thought i myself would have been in the situation. things happen in life and we just have to make sure we are prepared for those situations in case it ever does happen. >> alexa, we are so happy you are safe and so glad >> thank you. >> you are able to talk to us. appreciate that and we pray your friends are safe as well. so see your parents give them a big hug really important >> the most important thing to be reunited with your family thank you so much for sharing what yo

let's establish a new department, in effect, a new school that is going to be the m.i.t.rzman college of computing. let's connect the ai of all the other departments. m.i.t. will become the first ai enabled university in the world. i said, that is a vision i could buy in on. david: final question i would like to ask you. if somebody is watching or reading your book and they want to be a leader, a leader in business, philanthropy or government, what do you think is the key quality to be a leader? what enabled you to be a leader? steve: i think to be a leader, you have to be a really good listener. you have to understand what is going on around you. you have to be measured and you have to realize that everything you do is amplified in the minds of the people who are listening to you. so care, nuance, kindness. defining a culture, that is what a leader does. david: steve, thank you for this time. i appreciate it. steve: thanks, david. ♪ viviana: coming up on "bloomberg best," conversations from the bloomberg new economy forum. >> innovation really happens when people collabo

mission one new school out but even if the u.n. leaves then what because the u.n. really does provide support to the government. and if the u.n. lives then was ok will continue to be a country. we can people the benny people will continue to be people i don't you think there's going to be a vacuum. well with. or without there is still a vacuum who has been minded with chapter 7 since 2010 to often open fire on any rebel group without the consent of a congress army it's never been able to do thought they were even unable to defend the m 23 here in goma so people protest in burnie this is legitimate and i think anyone needs to read too about the new school should pack up and leave and not keep more of the congolese people all right thank you very much that's a human rights campaign. and we also are your spoke to the governor of north q who say he's quite concerned that the this process going on particularly in beni if they go on and checks that they might the armed groups other armed groups that are in the area might take advantage of the situation might get involved

a dual doctor in history and sociology from the new school of social research is currently a lecture the american studies department at the university of virginia. while her book american founders has those to establish freedom in the new world over decades of research american founders is not an academic project but invitation to all americans to engage in their shared history. [applause] >> thank you very much and for the kind introduction. i want to say how great it is to be here that the southern festival of books and i have family in the area so i would come to the festival quite a fewew times and it's a pleasure to be here on the side. i will do a short reading that outlines why i wrote it it is a history of the united states and i go through chronologically starting with columbus basically starting in 2017 mostly in order because there is a lot of information to get in here i didn't want to hop back and forth. i really wanted to make a point with the large landscape to get a sense of the scale talking about the hispanic past i think people reduce it gdown to the borderlands. i

you want to look for new school. you want to be useful but on allowed to. when you're sick the doctors know when you fall in love they won't. you don't have children for fear they'll be invisible to. you because i have no human rights. when you die there's no cause to ever exist. and every 10 minutes. someone misses. 10000000 people in the world the stakes they have no nationality i'm told they don't belong. to that everyone has the right to. everyone has the right to say. the bag. the bag. the bank the be. the news live from both and a major shake up in german public takes to outspoken opponents all the coalition with german chancellor angela merkel's conservatives are elected as leaders of the social democrats then victory could mean the end to the parties grand coalition also coming out the. british police identified the attacker who killed. bridge as a convicted terrorist who was released early from prison prime minister boris johnson visited the scene of the attack on saturday.

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. >>> breaking news tonight, the middle school shooting plot stopped. the 13-year-old under arrest charged after classmates overheard his threats. the chilling items the officers found, a hit list, drawings of the school 100 rounds of ammunition and a semiautomatic weapon. >>> server secrets, a new bombshell report about russia's year-long campaign to frame ukraine for meddling in the 2016 presidential election and thousands of message exanged by a young college couple lead to suicide a look at their disturbing text exchanges moments before his death. his girlfriend now charged with involuntary manslaughter >>> prince andrew's royal mess, word he may be out at buckingham palace and major business partners backing away from the queen's son. >>> and an unusual 911 call for

a lot of that time overseas every september i started a brand-new school. and at times that was challenging but it also gave me a sense time and again to be at home in the world with the idea of the differences in wardrobe or accent or cultural habits were really just windowdressing for what is everywhere. and i think that was a philosophy that showed me as a young person really to be drawn to share those stories from those far-flung placess that i would see periodically for those that didn't have a chance to run around in the soccer fields with those medifferent folks and that's what led me to be a reporter as a teenager. >> how did you know to go there quex's it sounds like you didn't know where you would land. >> my poor mother back then it was kind of okay to go to a cybercafe once a month for e-mail. [laughter] my last year school was in washington dc and i had really fallen in love with a philosopher andan theologian writing houston smith and wes meek on - - speaking at the smithsonian and was battling cancer. so i skipped high school to experience hi

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defector dictatorship our young people i think they have been you know very set victims of our new school curriculum which has crowded out the study of chinese history and chinese culture and a lot of them have been brainwashed into believing that only western values are the universal core values and they have forgotten the need for respect and tolerance for views which are different of their own that's why in the past 100 days of war they had been fights between different groups of citizens would is the class dimension to the protests because i am a. standard though 1300000 people are trapped in poverty in hong kong and we seldom hear about that of course in the western major nation mainstream media what is the relation between poverty demonstrators perhaps for china and demonstrators pro-west what i have doubts once so about the 1300000 thyca are people living below poverty line but it is true that we have an acute land then housing crisis in hong kong you know about 200000 families have to live in a very small objects subdivided queue because at their high red posts and i think a lot o

there will be new hospitals, schools, railways, better broadband, new connections, and opportunitiesfor every part of our great nation. two teenagers have been found guilty of murdering jodie chesney in a park in east london. two others have been cleared. torrential rain has flooded roads in seen rail services cancelled and parts of northern england, across yorkshire, and derbyshire, 42 flood warnings have been placed. the met office is warning of prolonged rain into tomorrow. in a moment it will be time for sportsday but first a look at what else is coming up this evening on bbc news. at seven p:m., beyond 100 days will be live from washington on the latest in the impatient investigation of donald trump. a number of regional newspapers from cities and towns in the north of them and have lunch and a manifesto for the north in a bit of —— bid to turbo—charge the economy. we will be speaking to people backing the campaign. at 10.40 and 11.30 this evening in the papers. our guests joining me tonight are the broadcaster henry bonsu and the assistant comment editor at the telegraph, madel