they saw, wow, the group of people and we're from the southern pacific region, pacific ocean region. places like cook islandnd tahi tahiti. it's a large place in the southern pacific. >> cultural then how did the problem that march of dimes helps you with, how did that happen or how did it become such a problem here? >> well, what happens is that we have a lot of -- we have a big immigrant population. so we aren't able to connect with the health services, and the pregnant women weren't able to go in to do their check ups, which we have a slogan at our job and we say go before you show. so for women to go before their belly shows. also, what is great about our program with pacific islanders, it's not just about the pregnant women. it's about families. and also loved ones. >> is the familiarity even to pacific islanders march of dimes is kind of a familiar organization. did that help in terms of the outreach? >> well, it's difficult. it's difficult for a population like pacific islanders who had never been part of the public health system to be part of it. so we're really grateful for the grant because it has

known areas of infections around the globe include south america, africa, southeast asia and the pacific island. now the type of mosquito that carried zika is not common in massachusetts. with that said, the boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel to countries where the zika outbreak is present

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mostly south america africa and southeast asian and some pacific islands. places pregnant women are being told to stay away from.there's no vaccine for zika or treatment. still it's unlikely the disease will spread in new england. >> 80 species is very rarely seen in boston. >> reporter: the world health organization is watching the spread of the virus very it was widely criticized for the slow response to the ebola epidemic. they expect to make a much more decisive round of decisions this time around. much more quickly. and they will convene on monday. live in boston, suesie steimle wbz this morning. >> thanks very much. >>> and the threat of the virus in the u.s. could affect blood donations. fda says it may stop accepting blood from people who traveled to places where there's been an outbreak of the zika virus. and we have much more on the virus on the website cbs boston.com. aid great tool. >>> new this morning city hall scenario. mayor walsh order nearly 800 workers to undergo training from police and first respond beers what to do when an being a test

the pacific islands, africa and puerto rico. two in miami-dade county. the zika virus has officials in brazil concerned about tourism. just after the olympic venues are going to be investigated and also for the carnivale next month. >>> 391,000 ranger pick up us because of faulty air bags recalled from 2004 to 2006. and more of a takata recall to include 5 million more skreek vooeks after a driver was -- vehicles after a driver was killed -- exploded with too much force. >> more trouble for nick carter. escorted him from the saloon from his unruly and disrespect disrespectful behavior. that's when he got physically aggressive and choked him. attorney said he's nothing more than a backstreet thug that inflicted mental pain and anguish on hardin. >>> paying the legal fees from a lawsuit brought by a student after the school failed to investigate an incident being sexual assaulted by jameis winston. going to pay the part of the 12.7 -- $1.7 million fee. and the settlement to her and her attorneys important. >>> a dog's bathroom break marathon. showed up in

tonight is a special lgbtqapi show, meaning we'll feature three great interviews from the asian-pacific islanderty. so, we have an interview with melissa king, who was a finalist on bravo's hit show, "top chef", season 12, and we also have an interview with khmera rouge, who is the current empress of the imperial court of san francisco. before we get started with our incredible interviews, we'll check in with the world, we'll check in with the media, and see what people are saying about the lgbtq community.

even children along with their families are sent to pacific island detention centers which they likenort about nauru island in the pacific ocean. >> reporter: children searched with metal detectors. just one of the security measures imposed on scores of refugee and migrant children who are held for months and even years by the australian government and one of their refugee detention centers on the pacific island of nauru. how old were you when you first got to the detention center? >> i was 10. >> and now? >> 12. >> and now you're 12. >> reporter: misba ahmed is a member of myanmar's increasingly persecuted minority whose family tried years ago to reach australia by boat. they were intercepted by australian authorities, who brought them to what she calls a prison. >> the fence is all around the camp. >> reporter: is nauru a good place for children? >> nauru is the worst place i have ever seen for children. >> reporter: as of last december there were at least 68 children out of a total of 537 detainees being held at this facility on an island with just 21 square kilometers of territory

outbreaks have occurred in africa, southeast asia, south america, the pacific islands. the cdc is encouraging pregnant women to avoid travel to countries where the zika virus is circulating. the u.n. is saying there could be up the four main cases in the americas over the next year. a person was diagnosed , a person from boston, but did not contracted here. the state expects more time as it goes on. the species of mosquitoes that transmits the is rarely found in boston. they are warning pregnant women are people trying to get j.c.: breaking news in framingham where 13 students have taken to the hospital following a school bus crash. sky 5 over the scene a short time ago. the crash involving a car happened at lyman and edgell roads. ed: police tell newscenter 5 the bus was coming from dunning elementary school. all of the injuries are described as minor. under arrest in connection with a shooting and stabbing in brookline. let' s get to newscenter 5' s jack harper live at beth israel where the suspects were just arraigned. >> three people involved in this melee are hospi

the virus is held in africa, pacific islands, and southeast asia. >>> when you take something for a headache, you need to take time to read the label. if you don't do that, you could put yourself at risk for an overdose. 43% of chronic pain sufferers took more than the recommended amount of painkillers and for a longer amount of time than recommended. they talked about over time that can be damaging to some of their organs. >> read the directions. >> and some people say i have a really bad headache. i think i'm going to take an extra one. >> 5:47 right now. how close are we to world disaster. scientists will give their predictions today. first, we want to check in with marty and amelia. we're like the fortunes of disaster. sunshine early clouds later. temperatures in the 40s today. not especially windy here. if you've been hearing about another big storm for the east coast, they're going to get some rain from now until saturday. it looks like less of half an inch. as far as snow goes, most of that is going to stay in the eastern great great lakes and up through new england there. 's no massi

known areas of infection around the globe include south america, southeast asia, africa and the pacific islands. the type of mosquito that carries zika is not common in massachusetts, but boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel to those countries where the zika outbreak is present and an infectious disease expert explain why is. >> pregnant women who have contracted zika virus appear to have a higher chance of having a baby with a malformation called micro cephaly, being first and in may of last year in brazil. >> reporter: there have been 4,000 cases in brazil. very heartbreaking situation there. zika includes some combination of fever, muscle aches, conjunctivitis, excuse me, and rash. a large percentage of people who contract it do not show symptoms, the infection most commonly occurs, though, through the bite of an infected mosquito. we do want to add that health officials understanding is evolving how it comes to contracting this. there are now two cases globally that have been reported that involve sexual transmission of the sglishtion ka virus. going back

went last month but the guy is in 23 countries mostly south america, africa, southeast asia and pacific islands. spraying campaigns are underway to kill the mosquitoes. pregnant women are urged to stay away from high-risk zones. >>if a woman must travel to those countries she should be very careful to avoid mosquito bites. >>reporter: there is no vaccine or treatment. there is virtually no chance of encountering an infected mosquito in new england. >>this is very rarely seen in boston. >>reporter: the explosion of zika has the world health organization convening on monday. its response to ebola. live at the boston public health commission. >>> even with that many cases, the threat of the zika virus could affect blood donations. the fda says they will stop accepting blood from people who have recently been to places where there is an outbreak of the virus. 4 million, that is how many cases world health officials predict we will see over the next year with nearly all of those cases outside the us. >>> campaign 2016 now a debate with drama with no donald. the republican front-runner skipped out of

. >> i'm very proud to have so many asian americans and pacific islanders working with me. >> reporter: they are the country's fastest growing political constituency whose registered voters doubled to 4 million between the 2008 and 12012 election. >> we've gone from being marginalized to becoming the margin of victory. >> reporter: leading the anan vote initiative is congresswoman judy chu who brought in supporters from around the >> certain states will have a huge affect on the outcome of this presidential election such as nevada, such as virginia. >> and you're from las vegas. >> we have voters. we know how to deliver those votes, shekar narasimham poipts to the senate election in his state, virginia. >> thank you, virginia. >> reporter: where asian american voters made the difference for democrat mark warner who won by less than 1 percent of the vote. >> republicans used to enjoy the majority of asian american support. >> university of california professor karthick ramakrishnan runs the nonpartisan asian american survey which shows a political shift after the 1992 election when just

and in the pacific islands and some of the islands of polynesia. this is the first time we are seeing it in the western hemisphere. but it has been an explosive type of outbreak in brazil, other countries in south america and in the caribbean. that is bad enough, but the issue we are seeing that is quite disturbing is the association of infection of pregnant women with zika and the occurrence of the complication of microcephaly in the fetuses and babies born of these mothers. we have seen an alarming number of these well, well over the baseline rate that is normally seen of that particular congenital abnormality. laura: do you expect we will see more cases like that in the united states? dr. fauci: what we almost certainly will see, people -- we are already seeing that -- are people who are in the united states and traveled to the involved region, got bitten by a mosquito that infected them, and then returned to the united states and developed the symptoms of zika infection. we have seen that in hawaii. we've seen cases now that have been in the un

boston official went but zika is in 23 countries mostly south africa africa southeast asia and pacific islands. expert urge pregnant women to stay away from high risk zones. >> if a woman must travel to the countries, she should be very, very careful to avoid mosquito bites. >> reporter: there is no vaccine for zika and no treatment. there is also virtually no chance of encountering an infected mosquito in new enghand. >> 80 species is very rarely seen in boston. >> reporter: the, plosion has the world health organization convening on monday. they were criticized for the sluggish response to ebola and ken macleod, wbz. >> the zika virus may affect blood donations. >>> over to campaign 2016 donald trump returning to new hampshire for a town hall. the front-runner skipped out on the fox news debate but there was still plenty of drama without him. wbz political analyst jon keller has the play-by-play. >> i didn't want to be here i have to be honest i wanted to be five minutes it's way. >> reporter: dispie -- despite a day long back and forth the front-runner went ahead with his boycott. >> when y

center for disease control has noted recently transmission in the cape verde off africa in the pacific islandation of samoa. places such as new zealand reported cases of the virus with one man hospitalized. it's thought he picked up the virus overseas rather than locally. back to brazil and roxann roxanna saberry? >> i was scratching. my whole family saw my chest and they were like wow. then you could see my lips, bushes in my lips, my eyes, my ears. >> lizzy morales is feeling healthy now but while visiting family in el salvador over christmas, she contracted the zika virus from a mosquitos virus? >> you have no strength, no energy, like to do anything, not to even sit down. all you want to do is lay down and sleep. >> since then, the center for disease control and prevention confirmed 30 cases in 11 states and the district of columbia. all of those people traveled abroad to affected area. on friday, a top u.s. health official says americans shouldn't panic. >> having said that, you don't want to walk away and be cavali cavalier. no, developing better vaccines, corrector control. we are doin

it went dormant until 2007 when it resurfaced in the pacific islands. it was introduced to brazil in 2015, spreading through most of south america. the symptoms are mild, with victims suffering joint ache and rash. but the biggest fear is for pregnant women, who have given birth to babies with micro-incessantly, even though no -- with micro-incessantly. confirm if the cases are linked to zika because there are 38 genetic syndromes that can also cause microcephaly. >> the who has warned those in up,cted areas to cover sleep in mosquito nets, and empty out and clean containers holding water, like tires, but that's come at flowerpots, areas where mosquitoes are likely to breed. officials will meet in geneva next week to discard -- to decide whether there will be a public health emergency declared like it did for ebola in 2013. molly: amnesty international has released satellite images it says shows five possible mass graves on the outskirts of the ,andy, consist -- of burundi consistent with reports of security forces killing people last december. it is sa

right now...more cases of the zika virus are being confirmed around the world...in south pacific islands and in denmark. meanwhile...health officials are taking drastic measures to stop the spread of the mosquito-borne virus. yesterday the c-d-c issued guidelines for evaluating and testing infants in the united states. the virus has been linked to birth defects in babies and paralysis in adults. officials are now saying it could spread to almost all countries in the americas. so far, there are 19 confirmed cases in the united states. south and central america...where millions of people have been infected. time now is x:xx --- let's get right over to dayna with the first outdoor mall set to open on the las vegas strip.. it's appropriately called "the park"...by m-g-m resorts international. it'll connect new york-new york, the monte carlo and the new t-mobile arena. the park will also feature water walls stretching more than 100-feet in length, street including shake shack and california pizza kitchen! it's set to open in april. the runnin' rebels are going head to head.... with boise stat

. >> i'm very proud to have so many asian-americans and pacific islanders working with me. >> reporter: they are the country's fastest-growing political constituency whose registered voters doubled to. 4 million between the 2008 and 2012 elections. >> we've gone from being marginalized to becoming the margin of victcty. >> reporter: leading the asian vote initiative is congresswoman judy chew who brought in supporters from around the country. >> certain states will have a huge effect on the outcome of the presidential election, such as nevada, such as virginia. >> las vegas, nevada. >> we have votes. we know how to deliver those votes. >> reporter: shakir, a banker, points to the 2014 senate election in his state, virginia. >> thank you, virginia! >> reporter: where asian-american voters made the difference for democrat mark warner, who won by less than 1% of the vote. >> republicans used to enjoy the majority of asian-american support back in the 1990s. >> reporter: university of california professor kartha runs the nonpartisan asian-american survey which shows a political shift after

it's also found in the pacific islands and africa and asia. it is quickly spreading to the americas from there. pregnant women should avoid brazil, haiti, puerto rico and mexico. a scary situation unfolding in france where a man is now brain- dead and 3 others could have permanent brain damage after they volunteered for a drug trial for a painkiller. six men and all were hospitalized, the other 83 volunteers are being contacted. health officials are calling this unprecedented and that there is no known way to reverse the effects of this experimental drug. >>> in consumer news, starting you more to mail packages. the u.s. postal service is raising the cost a priority mail packages by under 10% -- just under 10% starting tomorrow. this is a directory -- record deliveries this christmas season. the cost a priority mail packages is going up after ups and fedex have raised their rates in the past week. [ indiscernible - low volume ] >>> if you have been thinking about getting amazon prime, here is a reason you may want to get it. amazon is offering

we leap into our new year with an important issue for the asian-american and pacific island communities, the underreporting of child abduction in those communities. the santa clara county district attorney's office will join us. >>> then we have a follow-up to one of our favorite past segments. today we catch up with oakland digital and how their social marketing programs help inspire young people as well as benefit the overall community. >>> and after we tell you about some big upcoming community events, we top off our show with sciencepallozza. and some of the projects you'll see will really get your blood pumping, i promise. >>> the underreporting of child abduction is a problem that is serious and hard to figure out. joining us to help figure out why and what can be done is deputy district attorney and a member of the child abduction unit of the santa clara county district attorney's office. james, welcome. >> hi. how are you, robert? >> good to see you. first let's talk about child abduction. what are we talking about when we say that? >> there are two different kinds. there's stra

known areas of infections around the globe include south america, africa, southeast asia and the pacific island. now the type of mosquito that carried zika is not common in massachusetts. with that said, the boston public health commission is advising pregnant women not to travel to countries where the zika outbreak is present because zika is believed to be responsible for 4,000 cases in with microcephaly, a birth defect causing an abnormally small skull and brain. >> we don't expect a major, major outbreak in the united states despite the fact there are considerable problems in south america. >> reporter: symptoms of zika generally include some combination of fever, muscle aches, conjunctivitis and rash. a large percentage of people do not show symptoms actually. the infection most commonly occurs through the bite of an infected mosquitoes, but health official's understanding of that is evolving because two cases have reportedly been linked to sexual transmission. back to this massachusetts case back to this massachusetts case, the boston public health commission says the patient is expected t

only 21% of asian pacific islanders voted for obama in 2012.ut in last year's midterms, the aszian american pacific islander vote was split evenly just about between democrats and republicans. so what can we expect from the nation's fastest growing demographic. joining us now is a professior f the university of california riverside. you're looking into 2012 and the data specific to candidates swaying certain swing states. >> looking ahead at 2016, we probably can expect like in 20 is -- 2012, states like nevada and virginia, states that people wouldn't typically think there's a lot of asian americans, but there's a specific group of asian americans there that are growing pretty fast and we know in the last couple of election cycles, that elections tend to be very close in these states, so these states tend to be very hard fought. florida, north carolina, colorado, i think asian americans will have potentially more impact now than we did in 2012. >> so look at the numbers you have there. the question might with be then where are they trending? 2

outside of los angeles, the democratic front-runner officially launched the asian- americans and pacific islanders for hillary group. clinton is trying to make inroads to that group. back in 2012, exit polls revealed that the majority of asian-american voters favored barack obama. >>> the bay area woman caught on video insulting muslims pleaded not guilty today to two counts of battery stemming from this encounter. >> you are very deceived by satan! your mind has been taken over, brainwashed! you have nothing but hate! >> denise slater of hayward was captured on cell phone video last month. that's when she approached two muslim men praying in lake chabot park and began yelling obscene remarks before allegedly hitting one of them with her umbrella. slater will be back in court on february 26. >>> and in the east bay police are looking for this woman. she robbed a chase bank in pinole yesterday just before 6:00. investigators say the bandit was likely working alone and was unarmed, slipped the teller a demand note stating that no one would get hurt as long as she got some cash. the teller complied a

she spoke to a group of asian-americans and pacific islanders and criticized republicans who characterize immigrants as drug dealers and call for bans on refugees. tomorrow mrs. clinton has two appearances scheduled in san francisco and an evening fund-raiser in palo alto at the home of a venture capitalist. >>> another bad day on wall street. the dow lost 392 points. the stock market is off to its worst start of the year since 2008. still ahead at 5:30 on "nightly news" what it means for your money and what should do about it. >>> lotto players dreaming bigger than ever. the powerball jackpot soared to a record $700 million. that's after one bay area ticketholder missed the big million-dollar payout last night by just one number. so close. one. nbc bay area's chuck coppola is at the store where that ticket was sold. chuck, business must be pretty good there right now, people buying more tickets for saturday's drawing. >> reporter: you know, you're right. you're absolutely right. you see a rush of people, the last day, but even today, the first day after the last drawing, we're seeing a s

of the victoria manalo draves vmd plaque that had an unveiling ceremony and support the asian-pacific islanders fundraising efforts. many closing i would like to thank the staff of the the planning department for positive recommendation on our project. thank you. >> we will open up to public comment. read something cards here. rudy, carlos. rudy asuncion. natasha r.. [ reading speakers' names ] >> i'm with the national federation of filipino-americans and i'm here to support realtek's project. realtek has proven themselves to be supportive of the community. and they have proven to be a valid community partner for the south of market area. but one of the things that i would really like about realtek is that they supported our project -- to us that is very important because filipinos have the highest rick in risk in the united states. i support their project strongly and ask that you also do the same. thank you very much. >> thank you. >> good afternoon commissioners, my name is rudy also. i personally like shadows -- it's been hot lately. i am here to support realtek, they have willing to suppor

conquering islands in the pacific was never going to itself. when an island was not needed it was simply bypassed, it's japanese occupiers left to wither on the vine. an island was seized only when needed as you see your air base with an airstrip carved out of the jungle ann arbor blasted outharbor blasted out of the coral to allow the fleet and bombers to consolidate strength and prepare for the next westward thrust. any big historical narrative should have enable campaign at the spine of the narrative. the pacific war was an amphibious war commanded the largest most technologically complex, the bloodiest amphibious war in history. striking an enemy on land by way of seeing, the most difficult for most precarious, most risky type of any major military operation. prior to the 2nd world war the largest most relevant precedent was the campaign and the dardanelles which had been a debacle and very nearly destroyed the career winston churchill. it gave very little reason for confidence. in order for amphibious operation to succeed the attacker must

concrete islands in the pacific was never a girl in itself and when an island was not needed it was bypassed, it's jackie piece -- japanese occupiers left deliver-- karen levine. [inaudible] >> to prepare for the next westwards thrust. any big historical narrative dealing with war in my view should have naval campaign and the spine and spirit. the pacific war was on amphibious war, the largest most technologically complexed and bloodiest amphibious war in history. amphibious were striking an enemy on land by way of c is the most difficult, most precarious, most risky type of any major military operation prior to the second world war the largest most relevant precedent campaign which had been a debacle and very nearly destroyed the career winston churchill gave reason-- little reason for confidence for amphibious operation to succeed it must have overwhelming advantages. he must control the sea the island. you must control the air above. you must deliver troops to the beaches rapidly so they can build up a critical mass of numbers quickly. the, then most troops on that beach will have to be s

participant their african-american and latino their fabulous and also that you engaged the asian pacific islanders community should be commended i want to say thank you and i think this is such this information you're bringing to us today and tonight is so important and really, really valuable so i want to comment on a few things one is that i think that talking about salmmoan populati it is smaller population hello, however, it is a very population that needs to be looked at and to be actually called out so i'm going to recommend when we are doing our analysis around our achievement gap or achievement we definitely i've seen we used to track the achievement of ooulder children and in the reports i've not seen it i'll request we formally look at it how they keep an eye on on the population to see how well, they're doing and also not a lot of islander staff statistics 60 percent of samoan kids are raised by their grandparents i be understand loud and clear about the gap in the committee i asked the specific question i asked what is the disparity continue what school hazard ipads and computers and s

the virus is native to tropical africa, southeast asia, and the pacific islands. arizona is using social media-- to call out parents who are behind on child support payments. more than 142 thousand parents in arizona owe almost two billion dollars in unpaid child support. during the state of the state address, governor doug ducey announced the state will post pictures of parents who don't pay- on social media. it will have their information along with the hashtag "deadbeat." ducey says the public shaming will spotlight the "i think it's actually looking at the power of the media and the responsibility that we have to protect citizens and if someone doesn't have to do is pay up." " the group rights" is blasting move as a quote "cheap publicity stunt." every single chipotle location will shut down... for a short time to address a series of health issues. the company announcing the temporary closure for a short period on monday february chipotle releasing a statement saying the national team meeting will be to quote, "discuss some of the food safety changes we are im

it is native to africa, southeast asia and the pacific islands. it is quickly spreading in the americas. the cdc lists 14 places women should avoid including brazil, haiti, puerto rico and mexico. >>> a scary situation unfolding in france where a man is brain dead. three others could have permanent brain damage after they volunteered for a drug trial from a painkiller. six men were hospitallized. other 83 volunteers are being contacted. health officials are calling this unprecedented and there is no known way to reverse the effects of the experimental drug. >>> in consumer news this morning starting next week it will cost more to mail packages. u.s. postal service is raising the cost of priority mail packages 10% starting tomorrow. office ships has been increasing. now tops one billion. both ups and fed-ex raised rates in the past two weeks. the cost of mailing a first- class letter stays at 49-cents. >>> if you have been thinking about getting amazon prime but haven't done so here's a reason you may want to give it a try. amazon is offering a hug

participant their african-american and latino their fabulous and also that you engaged the asian pacific islanders community should be commended i want to say thank you and i think this is such this information you're bringing to us today and tonight is so important and really, really valuable so i want to comment on a few things one is that i think that talking about salmmoan populati it is smaller population hello, however, it is a very population that needs to be looked at and to be actually called out so i'm going to recommend when we are doing our analysis around our achievement gap or achievement we definitely i've seen we used to track the achievement of ooulder children and in the reports i've not seen it i'll request we formally look at it how they keep an eye on on the population to see how well, they're doing and also not a lot of islander staff statistics 60 percent of samoan kids are raised by their grandparents i be understand loud and clear about the gap in the committee i asked the specific question i asked what is the disparity continue what school hazard ipads and computers and s

. >> michael: known areas of infection around the globe asia, africa and the pacific islands. dr. paul sachs of brigham & women's hospital infection disease department explains why the boston public health commission saying women who are pregnant who may become pregnant to travel to the contract areas. >> pregnant women have higher chance of having a baby with microcephaly or born with very small brain. >> michael: about 4,000 babies have been impacted in brazil. symptoms of zica include some combination of fever, muscle aches, conjunctivitis and rash and large portion of people that contract zica do not show any symptoms at all. we must add infection normally is contract by being bitten by an infected mosquito, but health officials understanding of this virus is evolving. been linked to a sexual transmission. so we are going to keep an eye on new developments about the zica virus which is a virus without a cure or a vaccine. live in boston i'm michael henrich, fox25 news. >> daniel: news of the zica virus is bit of nightmare for brazil. the country is hosting the summer olympics

. >> commissioner president fong i'm the deputy superintendent of the asian pacific islanders each a nonprofit in the city that provides free sliding scale services to the human trafficking and immigrant right and elderly law dr. joe dr. joe marshall the administrator in the school district and abstains. >> i'm sonya the executive director of rally families with the stations services and serve million hospital and on the faculty of usf school of social work and i already introduced myself and suzy loftus a lawyer at the torlgz i used to be a prosecute in san francisco i lived in the sunset and raising my 3 girdles and a nachtd san franciscan so let's go ahead and get started inspector, next item. >> reports to the commission discussion one a chief report review of recent activities as good evening commission community i'll be brief for the captains time and a lot of people want to be heard we were not here at the last meeting as director hicks and myself and staff from supervisor cowen's office from you are training division and our cit trainer traveled it wondering to participate in

please note if you're following along on page 51 african-american and pacific islander students have lower attendance rates than other groups in the district. now i know my district partners are aware of this and you're working really hard to address this, but now that we have this council and now that we have all these other city departments a part of the council we can then as might department and other departments can come together and support our school district partners to make sure we address this crucial issue. the next measure d four. this measures the issue of proficiency in reading, math and language arts and science. we know that when students are already off track by third grade -- well, off trade in third grade reading levels they are less likely to graduate from high school. we feel it's important to track science because we know that jobs in the stem field, science, technology, engineering, mathematics are projected to grow by 17% by the year 2018. our students need to be ready to avail themselves to those job opportunities. i would also like to point out that on page

please note if you're following along on page 51 african-american and pacific islander students have lower attendance rates than other groups in the district. now i know my district partners are aware of this and you're working really hard to address this, but now that we have this council and now that we have all these other city departments a part of the council we can then as might department and other departments can come together and support our school district partners to make sure we address this crucial issue. the next measure d four. this measures the issue of proficiency in reading, math and language arts and science. we know that when students are already off track by third grade -- well, off trade in third grade reading levels they are less likely to graduate from high school. we feel it's important to track science because we know that jobs in the stem field, science, technology, engineering, mathematics are projected to grow by 17% by the year 2018. our students need to be ready to avail themselves to those job opportunities. i would also like to point out that on page

what in heaven's name might an island in the far-off pacific have to do with the shooting of john and susan sutton? coming up, trouble in paradise. for a young christopher and his family. >> he was kidnapped in the middle of the night and he was 17 years old. >>> amazing, with that garden variety assault case in homestead, florida led to. garrett kopp was arrested with the gun that turned out to be the murder weapon in the sutton case. the very same garrett kopp who talked on the phone so often with christopher sutton. the friend who had called christopher right after the shooting. though now the complexion of the investigation changed. >> we're trying to think why would garrett kopp do this. i mean, he's like a 20-year-old kid. obviously there's a tie with christopher sutton and him. >> as for christopher himself, the detectives had no trouble finding people with an opinion about him. >> the cops should be looking at christopher sutton, because of the lengthy family history of problems that john and susan had had with their son christopher, who was a handful from a very early age. >>

participant their african-american and latino their fabulous and also that you engaged the asian pacific islanders community should be commended i want to say thank you and i think this is such this information you're bringing to us today and tonight is so important and really, really valuable so i want to comment on a few things one is that i think that talking about salmmoan populati it is smaller population hello, however, it is a very population that needs to be looked at and to be actually called out so i'm going to recommend when we are doing our analysis around our achievement gap or achievement we definitely i've seen we used to track the achievement of ooulder children and in the reports i've not seen it i'll request we formally look at it how they keep an eye on on the population to see how well, they're doing and also not a lot of islander staff statistics 60 percent of samoan kids are raised by their grandparents i be understand loud and clear about the gap in the committee i asked the specific question i asked what is the disparity continue what school hazard ipads and computers and s

military says that an american b-52 bomber has returned to its base on the pacific island of guam after flying over south korea following north korea's nuclear test. the bomber was joined by south korean f-15 and u.s. f-16 fighters. the commander of the u.s. pacific command says it's a demonstration of the ironclad u.s. commitment to our allies. more details and new questions emerging with the 2011 hillary clinton e-mail scandal. claims that she asked an adviser to go around secure talking points on an unspecified subject have emerged. an official says the former secretary of state never received the controversial the e-mail scandal has impacted clinton's presidential campaign, though she continues to lead the polls for the democrats. she continues to come under fire with questions concerning the press," republican frontrunner donald trump sits down with chuck in iowa to discuss the latest on his run for the presidency. you can catch that right here on wlwt at 10:00 after our show at 9:00. u.s. safety regulators have determined that only fiat chrysler radios have the security flaw that

>> the virus is not a new virus, it has been in southeast asia, some of the pacific islands for many years. this is the first time that we have actually noticed that there is a possibility that it is causing birth defects in babies. >> wise is ready so quickly? mosquito borne process? >> yes, once the mosquito bite someone that has this particular virus, the mosquito can turn around and bites of videos. >> can you see the potential complications from enduring a prenatal ultrasound? >> yes. most of the time, the particular birth defect that is of concern right now is called microcephaly, and this is where the brain is enduring, and the developing baby, is actually arrested, thus, the head size is smaller than babies of comparison age. so, we would see that, typically, and most ultrasounds. depending on the severity of the problem. >> doctor martin, we think you so much for being with us here today. it was great to meet you. great to have you in. again, this fact, not fear, very important to make sure people are educated about this. we appreciate your help with that. >>> for now we are