and omaha world herald. it's been a great experience for me to serve in the legislature where we have no political parties. the most important thing for me in my 16 years of scompeengs e experience is developing on how to work together on tough issues. i suppose the one thing i think was plaguing nebraska for so many years was the tough issue of juvenile justice and juvenile crime. over the last few years we in the legislature working across rty lines unanimously passed legislation regarding juveniles. the goal is to keep them out of trouble, keep them out of detention, make them -- make this state a better place to live for them. i think that would be my number one -- there's been so many wonderful experiences, but that would be the one i would think of. >> that's great. mr. terry. >> thank you. i too want to thank the omaha orld herald for sponsoring this. i've passed a lot of bills in my time in the united states congress. in fact, currently right now i'm rated number six in the number of bills that are p

and omaha world herald. it's been a great experience for me to serve in the legislature where we have no political parties. the most important thing for me in my 16 years of scompeengs e experience is developing on how to work together on tough issues. i suppose the one thing i think was plaguing nebraska for so many years was the tough issue of juvenile justice and juvenile crime. over the last few years we in the legislature working across rty lines unanimously passed legislation regarding juveniles. the goal is to keep them out of trouble, keep them out of detention, make them -- make this state a better place to live for them. i think that would be my number one -- there's been so many wonderful experiences, but that would be the one i would think of. >> that's great. mr. terry. >> thank you. i too want to thank the omaha orld herald for sponsoring this. i've passed a lot of bills in my time in the united states congress. in fact, currently right now i'm rated number six in the number of bills that are p

the accident occurred in omaha. >>> and dr.gonzalez, one of the top cancer researchers, she laced coffee with anti-freeze and gave it to her lover. she is facing life in prison. >>> and just outside of l.a., new neighbors. a mother bear and her cub. they have taken up residence in the front yard of a home. neighbors say they come down the tree to rummage for food and then climb back in to nap. right now wildlife officials are not going to remove the bears. they're going to allow them to stay there -- >> paying the rent, the mogage, utilities. >> the family is cool with that. >> the family and neighbors are cool with it. >> a mama bear around her kids. >> very dodgy. >> the problem is when that schedule doesn't work out. come down at the wrong time. >> we never saw what to do between the grizzly and the black bear. >> one, you play dead, one you run. >> maybe rob can figure that out for us. >> make a lot of noise in front of the black bear. i have done that. doesn't work. running is a good option. >> and you're here to tell us a

on friday morning another aid worker flew to omaha, nebraska, put into isolation, that person is being monitored closely. his vitals are being looked at, but he has not been given the experimental zmapp because there are no more doses but there is "s" a possibility of a blood serum that may be injected to help his cause in getting better. we heard from one of the doctors from the university of nebraska medical center in omaha. >> it's inevitable that we'll see this spread worldwide and it's important to shut down this outbreak as soon as possible. you're all familiar with this happening. you saw this with mhrs cases just recently. these global diseases present local issues to us here in nebraska and the united states. >> the 51-year-old doctor who is being treated for the ebola infection in omaha, he was never around anyone with th the infectious disease. he was not treating anyone. he was delivering babies. how did he get the ebola virus? we'll find out as he's being treated medically at the omaha infectious disease center. >> as ebola spreads and doctors look for new ways to fight th

nbc's ron allen has more on this latest case tonight from omaha. >> reporter: this isolation unit where dr. rick sacra fights for his life tonight is so unique, it's never been fully activated until now. it was created in 2006 because of concerns about bioterrorism after september 11th. with special air and sterilization systems, secure access, 35 staff on four-hour shifts it's the largest unit of its kind in the country. >> we have respiratory therapists, nurses, technicians, they all basically volunteer for this role. >> reporter: today, doctors say sacra remains in stable condition after arriving in omaha from liberia yesterday. >> are you optimistic about recovery at this point? >> we're going to very aggressively support this patient and hope for the best. >> reporter: sacra attracted ebola while working for fim. both brantly and sacra have spoken. sacra just returned as the epidemic spread. >> he is not someone that can stand back when there is a need he can take care of. >> reporter: now doctors here expect to treat sacra for perhaps several weeks, the usual time it takes ebola.

omaha must make significant changes in how it does business. i look forward to hearing from the chief judge about the initiatives omaha is venting to improve efficiency and alleviate the backlog and want to remind my colleagues that the backlog is a problem that congress created. cms to beas required increasingly vigilant in detecting or reducing the amount of waste, fraud, and abuse in the 600 and dollar may care program that covers 51 million beneficiaries. this emphasis on program integrity is critical to the health of our nation's seniors and to the protection of our taxpayer dollars. this increase scrutiny has not and coupled with additional funds to address the influx of claims and appeals that have resulted. with the medicare prescription drug act, congress created contractors and the recovery out of chair contractors pilot program. in 2010 the program was made permanent and expanded nationwide. contractors conduct audits of medicare providers. has of these contractors increased the number of claims being audited for payment accuracy in

father father was an activist also and he bought land at that time that was reserved for whites only in omaha nebraska. you're not allowed to live here so they burned their house down within the move to nebraska to michigan. >> who burned down the house quick >> the kkk. >> when did your father stopped being malcolm x.? before he came out of jail 1952 i guess it was about. this was a children's book and it just comes to his very young child. >> and it focuses on the values important. nurturing for children, stressing the importance of education and the love for learning and the father being the provider and just instilling the values of leadership and accountability and compassion, integrity, all these things that my father would go on to exhibit to the world. i traveled the world and i speak to many different audiences. young people, middle-aged, elder and what i find is that there are many people who are very much in tune and attracted to his legacy and then there are some who are not so i think it's important for all of us who are conscious and who are educated and that it's important that

state.e i've been in omaha. a beautiful city. i felt dr. leonard dodged the question earlier. you're getting a degree, you have to have history which gives you a lot of cost to your tuition. thanks. the question comes if ou're pursuing an engineering degree, should you learn anything else other than engineering? should you take a history or an course? and i think education in the humanities, includinge history, essential for all citizens to have. there was an extended political occurred before i came on the air and if our itizens don't have an understanding of world history, how could they properly vote in lections and understand the issues that face our communities. i think it has to be balanced between your degree program and things that round you out as a human being. but i do think those programs essential. they shouldn't be duplicated, a of the caller which she to take it and asked again in a different university which is why transfer of credits is important. another issue is campus safety. did an interview with domestic violence, the ray rice video in the nfl. he had thi

cell phone video captures adam taken away by authorities at the airport in omaha. the police report says adam had been engageing in a sexual act then when confronted adams attempted to open the door. off duty police officer was on board the plane and stopped adams believed to be under the influence of drugs. passenger on the virgin america flight describes what happened in more details. >> he was l agreeing more upset and tried to pull the plastic latch off a door and pull it open to try to open the earthquake door in flight. apparently that can't happen doesn't work that way but he was trying to open the door nonetheless. >> adams later taken to hospital for observe vaichlingts he listed thisd with side home as his address. we should be seeing 30th but we apologies for that. we left a message there but not heard back. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> hayward elementary school had to cancel class today. got hit with double whamy first flea then flooding. nightmare taking place at this school where they did believe they have it all under control tonight

and he bought land at that time which was reserved for whites only an omaha, neb. you know, they move from wisconsin to nebraska and michigan. my father became out of bags and he went to jail. he went to jail at 20. before he came out of jail in 1952, i don't know, however old. twenty-six, 27 years old. he became malcolm x, the national spokesman for the nation of islam. >> host: this is the children's book. the very young child. >> guest: ended focus is on the values, important, the role of the mother, the role of the father, young, questionable south end of the you of of mother and nurturing her children, the importance of education, the love for learning. father being a provider, you know, the strength, and just instilling these values of, accountability, passion, all the things that would go on to exhibit to the world in his adult life preheat. >> host: degeneration today is to remove? >> guest: you know, i travel laureled. many different audiences. young people, middle-aged. what i find is that there are many young people who are very much and san with malcolm

cell phone video captures adam taken away by authorities at the airport in omaha. the police report says adam had been engageing in a sexual act then when confronted adams attempted to open the door. off duty police officer was on board the plane and stopped adams believed to be under the influence of drugs. passenger on the virgin america flight describes what happened in more details. >> he was l agreeing more upset and tried to pull the plastic latch off pull it and pull it open to try to open the earthquake door in flight. apparently that can't happen doesn't work that way but he was trying to open the door nonetheless. >> adams later taken to hospital for observe vaichlingts he listed thisd with side home as his address. we should be seeing 30th but we apologies for that. we left a message there but not heard back. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> hayward elementary school had to cancel class today. got hit with double whamy first flea then flooding. nightmare taking place at this school where they did believe they have it all under control tonigh

cell phone video captures adam taken away by authorities at the airport in omaha. the police report says adam had been engageing in a sexual act then when confronted adams attempted to open the door. off duty police officer was on board the plane and stopped adams believed to be under the influence of drugs. passenger on the virgin america flight describes what happened in more details. >> he was l agreeing more upset and tried to pull the plastic latch off a door and pull it open to try to open the earthquake door in flight. apparently that can't happen doesn't work that way but he was trying to open the door nonetheless. >> adams later taken to hospital for observe vaichlingts he listed thisd with side home as his address. we should be seeing 30th but we apologies for that. we left a message there but not heard back. in the newsroom, abc 7 news. >> thank you. >> hayward elementary school had to cancel class today. got hit with double whamy first flea then flooding. nightmare taking place at this school where they did believe they have it all under control tonight

sacra will be treated in omaha, nebraska.will not receive the experimental drug because supplies have run out. >>> joan rivers' funeral is sunday and tributes are growing on twitter and on her star this hollywood. the "today" show will have more on the outpouring of support that starts just minutes from thousand. > . >>> and a judge will consider bond for hani haleem, accused of stabbing his 82-year-old mother and then setting her rockville home on fire yesterday. >> oppressive humidity and we'll have midsummer heat today and tomorrow. storms likely on saturday. >> tom, thank you. that is the broadcast. >> we'll see you in 25 minute. hey, jennar fuzz mike troober munny sling... awwwwww scram! i'm crust mike jubby roll bond chow gonna lean up an kiss bet. peas charty get town down. [laughter] ♪ borf a liver tute face stummy wag ♪ pow pam sha-beeps stella nerf berms. saxa-nay nay? badumps a head. temexiss gurrin. juppa left. fluppa jown! brone a brood. what? catch up on what everyone's talking about with the x1 entertainment op

. >> she grew up in a very poor family in missouri and later on she moved to omaha nebraska. she taught kindergarten for a very short time. she went down to tennessee to see some relatives. met william bradford ross, a young attorney who lives there. after the marriage they moved to cheyenne. will was fascinated by politics. he ran for governor in 1918 and then ran again in 1922. elected as a governor in another state. late over and laramie in september, giving a talk about the importance of -- he becomes ill. at first it doesn't seem that serious but then it becomes an acute case of appendicitis. so they perform surgery and things go from bad to worse. since he died about a month before the next general election the rule was somebody would have to run and win in the general election to serve out his last both parties had to select a candidate. man nameds sought a eugene sullivan, speaker of the house for a term. he was going to run for the republicans. thoughtcratic party that nellie taylor ross would be a good candidate. he had been very close to her husband. .he had been v

im robin, senior political reporter at the omaha world herald.your moderator this evening. thank you for joining us. we are coming to you from the university of nebraska in omaha campus. the debate is sponsored by the world herald and the staff and students at unl television. we look forward to a robust exchange of views between the lee terry and the incumbent democratic nominee brad ashford, nebraska state senator. about the format, we are going to take the order of questions the candidates will get, who will go first in answering the questions and they will each get about 60 seconds to respond. in the middle of the debate the candidates will get to ask each other a question, otherwise i'm going to ask the questions. i also will determine if a follow-up is in order. this response should be no more than 30 seconds. we have a light to keep track of time. when you see the red light on the gentleman, wrap it up. the campaign shows numbers to determine who will begin and end. mr. brad ashford coming you get the first crack at the first quest and you'

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we have in recent years worked hard at the medical center in omaha to address some of the threats posed by infectious agents. and so many years ago when there was the sars outbreak, we developed a very comprehensive biocontainment unit to provide care for patients who might be affected by infectious agents. and the u.s. state department recognized that capacity at the university of nebraska medical center and asked if we would provide care for this physician. now, that has been an important learning experience for our staff at the medical center. and they are currently discussing with government officials cdc and others how we can take what we've learned in caring for this patient in our biocontainment unit and provide educational programs for health care providers throughout the country so they are better prepared to deal with this type of infection. it's a critical issue right now. >> dr. linder, another issue for many universities is their athletic program. roger green on twitter wants to know, how do you feel about college athletes forming a union and being compensated for generatin

omaha police say he was arrested after what is being described as a psych episode, touching himself inappropriatelying thank you for all the stories and letters she's been receiving especially from those who also lost loved ones. she quit twitter after rude remarks posted about her father last month. twitter has since suspended those accounts. >>> potentially poisonous meat balls were found at a dog park in santa rosa. in february poison-laced meat balls were found. and a dog had died in san francisco. no reports of animals getting sick yet. lab results will be released next week. >>> coke, pepsi and dr. pepper pledge to cut the number of calories. instead won't change their products, they will produce smaller drinks, with the goal to decrease increase by 20% in the next decade. this coming after president clinton's global initiative in new york. >> construction plans for the warriors arena in san francisco are created quite a stir. some saying it looks like a toilet. these are early drawings that will be shown to generate feedback. we reached out to the warriors for a comment. a spokesperson told

>> i want to thank "the omaha herald" for sponsoring this. i have passed a lot of bills in states in the united congress. in fact, right now i am rated number six in the number of bills that are passed, and in the top 2% of actually the bills that i have written and passed that it actually had sent it cosponsors, and all of them have been bipartisan bills. when they have taken a vote, they have been bipartisan. one of my goals is energy independence. a lot of the bills that i have passed have to do with energy. making our resources accessible, but also in the world of renewable fuels as well. hydrogen -- i got to drive a werogen car, and allowed research to be passed that allowed for research for hydrogen vehicles and others. >> the hydrogen bill was her top legislative accomplishment? by planeystone -- pipeline. in long-term debt is one going to be dashed in the long-term, that is going to be one of the top bills. >> the next question goes to mr. terry. you both have had difficult votes. tell me about the vote, why you regret it, and what di

back to you. >> sarah, thank you very much for that report from omaha. we'll check in with you as we learn more information about his status over the course of this day. >>> also some developing news right now. we learned just moments ago that the august jobs -- or the august jobs report was weaker than expected. the unemployment rate did tick down to 6.1% but only 142,000 new jobs were created last month. this is the first time monthly jobs growth has been below 200,000 since january. the report does include some revisions. the month of july revised higher by 2,000 while june was revised lower, went down by 31,000 jobs. specifically speaking about sectors here, manufacturing jobs remained flat last month. construction jobs grew by about 20,000. business services jobs, those increased significantly, by about 47,000. but it's worth noting that the retail sector lost about 8,000 jobs. right now the stock market futures are flat. yesterday the dow and the s&p 500 both hit record intra day highs before closing modestly lower. still, the market is having a re

omaha and kansas city. across the rockies down to the minnesota, 2,500 miles to new orleans.a new continent. black spruce and norway pine, douglas fir and red cedar. scarlet oak and hickory. we built 100 cities and a thousand towns, but at what a cost? we cut the top off the alleghenies and sent it down the river. we cut the top off minnesota and sent it down the river. we cut the top off wisconsin and sent it down the river. we left the mountains and the hills slashed and burned and moved on. the water comes downhill spring and fall. down from the mountains, from the plowed-off slopes. from as far west as idaho and far east as pennsylvania. down every brook and grill, rivulet and creek. carrying every drop of water that flows down 2/3 of the continent. 1903, 1907, 1913, 1916, 1922, 1936, 1937. down from pennsylvania and ohio, kentucky and west virginia, missouri and illinois. down from north carolina and tennessee, down the grand, the osage, the rough, the soil, the black in minnesota, down the allegheny, the miami, the wabash, the green, the white, the wolf, the cash and th

omaha police arrested the man. his name is doug adams and he's from wood side. >> the daughter of robin williams returned to twitter. she tweeted i just want to say thank you for all the stories and letters i've been receiving especially from those who also lost loved ones. williams quit twitter after several crude, a after her father's suicide last month. twitter has sense suspended those accounts. >>> soda makers are on board. coke, pepsi and dr. pepper pledge today to cut the number of calories americans drink. however they won't be changing their products instead the companies will aggressively market smaller drinks. bottled water and diet drinks. the goal is to reduce the amount of calories americans drink by 20% over the next decade. >> gorgeous outside. >> i know. sunny skies. fog rolling into san francisco. changes around the concern. we'll talk about a rain timeline. another storm this week. and how much we'll pick up in just a few minutes. >> the military kept the public out of this place but that's all a

robert, the hospital in omaha, does it have a special medical unit like the one at emory? what are they doing as far as the treatment is concerned? >> reporter: yes, david, very similar, and in fact, the isolation unit at university of nebraska medical center in omaha is bigger than the one at emory university. where just a month ago two american aid workers spent their time and were released and now they're doing well. the new patient is being treated inside the facility right now. they're monitoring his vitals, keeping him hydrated and making sure that there is no organ break down. the two medical aid workers treated here in emory were given the serum zmapp. it is no longer in business as they have run out of that serum. they are trying to make more of that experimental serum, but instead this new aid workers will be given a new blood serum. where it comes from, it will come from someone who has recovered from ebola and is doing well and made it through the infection. we don't know where that will come from. earlier today dr. ali khan with the nebraska medical center cam

these robbers run into the mutual of omaha bank, gun drawn. one over the counter with the bag starts filling the bag with as much cash as he could take. the clerk terrified as there is a gun pointed at her. >> by a dude with a creepy mask on. >> looks like it's a bird beak mask. >> that happened so fast. they came in full sprint, gun drawn. >> 22 second to be exact. it happened very quickly. police are still looking for these guys just like these guys. this is security from a resident. there are four men trying to break in through the door using a screwdriver. they work on the door for a while right outside. it doesn't work. they turn over to the other side. there could be a sliding door there. not clear. they end up breaking the glass and all four go inside the home. they ended up doing all this to take a briefcase. that's all they ended up leaving with. here's the crazy part. in the briefcase were the spare keys to the family's two audis. the guys came back days later and drove off with the family's a-6 convertible. the vehicle was located a

i worked in omaha and it's a beautiful city. i felt that dr. linder dodged the question earlier and i would like to hear more about why fewer getting a engineering degree you have to take history which adds a lot of cost to your degree. thanks. >> guest: the question comes if you are pursuing an engineering degree should you learn anything other than engineering? should you take a history course and should you take a history course? i think education and the humanities including history are essential for all citizens to have. there was an extended political discussion that occurred before i came on the air. if our citizens don't have an understanding of world history how can they properly vote in elections and understand the issues that face our community's? i think it has to be has to be balanced between a degree program and things around you out as a human being but i do think those programs are essential. they shouldn't be duplicated which was i think one of the concerns of the other caller -- he had already had exposure to history and was a

sarah dallof is in omaha with more on the doctor's condition. >> reporter: dr. sacra is receiving care while doctors explore possible treatment, some of which has never been tried on humans before. ebola rachd rick sacra was well enough to walk on a plane in liberia for transport back to the u.s. he is in a nebraska medical center where doctors say he is sick but stable. >> we are doing our basic checks on him right now with getting some of our baseline laboratories, making sure his fluid status is okay, his electrolights are in control. >> reporter: there is no treatment that targets ebola. there aren't any more doses of the experimental drug given to the other two american ebola patients. doctors say brantly and writebol could help with another experimental therapy. >> we are evaluating the possibility of using serum from the recovered patients. they would presumably have antibody formed against the virus. >> reporter: sacra became infected with the virus while treating pregnant women in liber liberia. there are two promises vaccines and results from testing c

sponsored by the omaha world herald. the can't dits running for nebraska second congressional district are republican incumbent lee terry who is 52 years and -- years old and lives in omaha. he is married with three children. the

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louis to 66 in omaha. and that's a 30-degree difference. i'll talk about the big cooldown on the way and the timing of the weekend storms in the accuweather forecast. rick? >> all right, we will check back in later, thank you. stay on top of the changing weather situation with the new 6abc.com. visit 6abc.com/weather for stormtracker 6 radar, the hourly and the 7-day forecast. and the latest video from our "action news" meteorologists, as well as our collection of weather-related photos and videos. >>> new surveillance video tonight of the two men who robbed a mcdonald's in philadelphia's hunting park neighborhood. dressed in black as they entered restaurant, one jumping the counter taking $200 in cash from the register. the police think that the suspects may have fled in a taxi. if you know anything about the crime, you are urged to contact philadelphia police. >>> home depot investigating unusual activity on credit cards and debit cards for an unknown amount of customers. shoppers in our area, you may want to take a closer look at your ba

state.e i've been in omaha. a beautiful city. i felt dr. leonard dodged the question earlier.ou're getting a degree, you have to have history which gives you a lot of cost to your tuition. thanks. the question comes if ou're pursuing an engineering degree, should you learn anything else other than engineering? should you take a history or an course? and i think education in the humanities, includinge history, essential for all citizens to have. there was an extended political occurred before i came on the air and if our itizens don't have an understanding of world history, how could they properly vote in lections and understand the issues that face our communities. i think it has to be balanced between your degree program and things that round you out as a human being. but i do think those programs essential. they shouldn't be duplicated, a of the caller which she to take it and asked again in a different university which is why transfer of credits is important. another issue is campus safety. did an interview with domestic violence, the ray rice video in the nfl. he had this

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. >> a storm, a mess in the middle part of the country, three inches fell in omaha.tral new york. strong winds toppled power lines, trees, even part of a car dealership. ouch, look at that. >> business and homeowners cleaning up after intense flooding in port smith, virginia, running hard the past few days. cars getting abandoned after getting stuck up in the windows in water. >> and the national weather service confirms, yep, a tornado touched down near green evers, north carolina monday. it destroyed homes, damaged other, flipping cars. despite the scare, locals who survived say they feel lucky. >> we are blessed. it could only have been god, because they rode through, didn't get a scratch, abrasion, cut or break, they were blessed. >> indra petersons has a look at your forecast this morning. good morning. >> we talk about cold air settling in, right. i want to show you the country. 30s and 40s. look at the difference, 83, down to the south. that's what actually looks good right now. but this is the cold air that will be making its way. once you have that setup, th

omaha-based hdr engineering was awarded the contract, aspect. it is design to take 18 months. the goal is to start service in 2020. >>> maybe you have seen the walter reid bus stop. it was supposed to be a prototype for 23 other stations along the pike. they found they can make some design changes and reduce costs by 40% on the remaining stops. the cost for the new stations will be $12.5 million. construction set for late next year. >>> all right. let's turn our attention to the weather. it is fall. not too hot. >> we know rain is coming our way big time. weather and traffic on the 1s. >> yeah. we need the rain. it is going to be moving on in. a live view of the metro area. storm team 4 radar showing a few sprinkles north of richmond. the bulk of the rain is in the carolinas. it is heading into our area. increasing clouds through the take. here's the timing where rain will likely arrive first. southern maryland, eastern shore by 3:00, 4:00 this afternoon. 5:00, 6:00, through early evening is when lighter showers move in. after that we will get heavier rain by 11:00 tonight all

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he's being treated in a special isolation unit in nebraska in omaha. doctors say the father of two is conscious and able to communicate with hospital staff. his wife, debbie, is expected to fly to omaha today to be by his side. this as world health officials scramble to develop new ways to treat this deadly virus, including blood transfusions from people who were infected with ebola but survived. sar sarah dalloff is in nebraska. >> reporter: well, t.j., one thing we know that was not a treatment option is the drug given to the first two ebola patients called zmapp. it showed potentially a lot of promise in them. unfortunately, it was given to seven people and that supply is exhausted. the company says it's going to take months to make more but doctors do have other options. the one you mentioned is this blood serum from people who have survived ebolebola. it's what the world health organization is recommending be started in africa. there are also two potential vaccines that will begin human trials later this month and they could be given to health car

rick sacra will be treated in omaha. he contracted the virus while serving with the charity in liberia, the same mission that dr. kent brantly and nancy writebol served. he did not treat ebola patients its unclear how he contracted the virus. >>> and a boy the subject of an amber alert was found this morning. the man is a suspect in a quadruple killing and believed to be the boy's father. he moved to florida after living in lehigh county, they believe that the search yesterday after police found four bodies during a wellness check. also, in florida. a high school is facing backlash for humiliating a student for violating the dress code. miranda wore a skirt considered too short for school policy and she was forced to wear a shame suit, pink sweatsuit and neon jacket, and she was upset to the point of tears and is contacting an attorney. >> i done have a punishing kids, you don't like the rule, tough, you have to follow the rule, but punishment shouldn't involve humiliation, you wouldn't do that to an adult, why a kid. hu

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