adam peer already existed, so we used him again. and then we started looking for things. data that was too perfect... before we knew it, adam peer had become something bigger than either of us. why didn't you say something when dr. granger was killed? watson: because it would have meant undoing all the good that adam peer had done. if it came out that you were an exec at a big drug company, it would've looked like any rival study you'd debunked was motivated by greed. barry and i talked about coming forward after he was accused of fraud. he refused, even to clear his own name. he knew that eventually his work would defend itself. so when he died, i... i did what i thought he would have wanted. which was nothing. can you account for your whereabouts wednesday morning about 6:00 a.m.? uh, i was just coming off of a red-eye from san francisco with about a half-dozen of my colleagues. their numbers are in my phone; they'll confirm it. you're gonna tell them, aren't you? you're gonna tell everyone the device that dr. granger was testing

review process started on januarythe peer review process started on january 8 would provide the peer review panel the draft master lease and a poor presentation for their review in preparation for meeting on january 20. we met on the 20th. we presented the master lease rp to them. had a discussion period today period.net all comments. at the end of that meeting requested any further, to deliver to us via e-mail by the reviewers on june 25. we receive those comments. we updated the report. we sent them back to the review committee. received additional comments on separate second did we revise the port at those comments as of the final report to the peer reviewers did we revise the port at those comments as of the final report to the peer reviewers on february 25. based on the feedback peer-reviewed research to buy the report and findings. that the master rfp is appropriate. i'll take you some more detail of that. >> good morning, directors. my name is-i've been working with the tj. over the last eight months. cover them with a market outreach and structuring and dropping an rfp for th

you're also working with other peers. whether they're adults or kids, they're still your peers, and you work very well with them. >> now, if i may -- before i go to mom, if i may, this sounds a little like a montessori-esque approach. is it very different from that, 'cause that's sort of the way montessori schools have approached in the past, where the peers work with one another a lot and have that kind of camaraderie-type approach to education. is it similar in that way? >> well, i'm happy to hear that olivia feels very comfortable and has that camaraderie, because what we're doing is we're working as adults and children, together in small groups, to create, to brainstorm new products and solutions for pearson. so we're working together, and it follows a very simple agenda. every session we have is the same. it's a 90-minute session. it starts with snack time for all of us to decompress after the workday, to talk about the kids' days. and then we go into circle time, where everybody says their name, their age, and answe

there was so much confusion that somehow little girl left school with another peer without her mother's knowledge or permission pick melissa reid is here to explain mess. a lot of confusion and pain appearance four sure. this school is for girls great k k-8. it is early dismissal due to pick you can jerk off its is the informed of this and and all of the confucian a little girl but through with another peer and her mom didn't know. >> the got home call from my friend saying that i have your daughter. >> she said she thought her seven -year-old daughter was still in school at about warner girls leadership academy in cleveland. >> the first thing that went through my head was what if it was somebody that i knew. it could've been anyone who grabbed my daughter. they did not ask me who i was not ask or did she know me. they just said, ok clinic grant your hand and we all left and they were like goodbye. lesch sean does that she found out from a friend that the school dismissed thursday at 12: 12:15 did you. teacher conferences, so she brushed to pick up her daughter. usually you will get a

to peer lending.it managed to lure very many customers by offering extremely high returns on investment products. in just 1.5 years alone, it managed to persuade some 900,000 investors to part with some $7.6 billion. this ising to a state media report. chinese internet financing has grown more popular as consumers find how easy little to borrow money and make money just using their mobile phones and laptop. it's stimed there are some 2,000 on line lenders in china. chinese officials have promised to crack down on the pier to peer lending industry, but as this case shows, it is extremely difficult to regulate and supervise this fast growing internet based financing activity. >>> so south korea now where pilots are taking flight with many leaving the country's biggest airline for better pay in china and elsewhere. those left are threatening to go on strike. >> the korean training center, new pilots are being trained. >> they are practicing an emergency landing. it's a prestigious job with the nation's f

review process started on januarythe peer review process started on january 8 would provide the peer review panel the draft master lease and a poor presentation for their review in preparation for meeting on january 20. we met on the 20th. we presented the master lease rp to them. had a discussion period today period.net all comments. at the end of that meeting requested any further, to deliver to us via e-mail by the reviewers on june 25. we receive those comments. we updated the report. we sent them back to the review committee. received additional comments on separate second did we revise the port at those comments as of the final report to the peer reviewers did we revise the port at those comments as of the final report to the peer reviewers on february 25. based on the feedback peer-reviewed research to buy the report and findings. that the master rfp is appropriate. i'll take you some more detail of that. >> good morning, directors. my name is-i've been working with the tj. over the last eight months. cover them with a market outreach and structuring and dropping an rfp for th

jerk off its is the 20 when there were never the confucian a little girl but through with another peer and her mom didn'tot know. >> the got home call from my friend saying that i have your daughter. >> she said she thought her seven -year-old daughter was still in school at about warner girls leadership academy in cleveland. >> the first thing that went through my head was t what if it was somebody that i knew. it could've been anyone who grabbed mya daughter. they did not ask me who i was not ask or did she know me. they just said, ok clinic grant your hand and we all left and they were like goodbye.oo lesch sean does that she found out from a friend that the school dismissed thursday at 12: 12:15 did you.ou teacher conferences, so she brushed to pick up her daughter. usually you will get a letter that tells you a little calendar andu it tells you when they are dismissed and we didn't receive anything this time.e was wrong because my mom wasn't here and it was really late. the cleveland the bolton school district confirmed at least 20 children had to wait in the office h as staff cal

. >> right but that's peer to peer. and the academy is not necessarily peer to peer and there are a lot of, you know, members that are older and it's not very diverse at all. so when you look at the nominees and how it works, it doesn't necessarily reflect the diversity of the academy where sag tends to be a little more diverse in its ranks and also because it's peer to peer, there tends to be a desire to make sure that we are nominated. >> meredith: megan, you have been in 30 plus films. people say this woman does not experience racism. she works a lot but have you? >> absolutely. there are at least three times that come to mind right now where i was told flat out, you know, that i couldn't have the lead because i was black. where they said you were great. we love you, we would love to give you the lead but this movie is going overseas and you guys to give you the best friend part. >> meredith: you people meaning people of color. >> by the grace of god in the last two or three years i think there has been a major shift

(quiet laugh) i am without peer. without sane peer, anyway... which is functionally identical to being without a peer, full stop. i can only extend so much of myself... to a non-peer. which means i can only extend so much of myself to anyone. i've made progress, of course, but... i don't know how much more growth there is within me. if i can never value a relationship properly, then... at what point do i stop trying to maintain them? you haven't turned your back on the world yet. but, i am without peer. and that's the greatest threat to my sobriety.

when it comes to the peer review this is a question i have asked. as the secretary required to do what peer-reviewed says it should or follow the recommendation? and what they told me was, well, no. i could be wrong about that, but that is what i was told. peer-reviewed is good. it does not sound like it is legally binding at him. but i think most important is being clear eyed. since 1965 that have been divisions of every federal education law that essentially said they can dictate program of instruction. it is not ever said, you must use common core. dictated curriculum. but in fact i think somebody said, it might have been army duncan, education department lawyers are smarter than congressional lawyers. we will find a way to do what we want to do. don't quote me on that. >> i am channeling insults. >> that was extraordinarily uncalled for. i mean,, we worked carefully with the department in the white house. congressional democrats and republicans to reach a consensus on what a language was indebted. but the -- you know, on the common core standard

it's what is known as peer to peer lending. it manageled to lure customers by offering high returns on their investment products. in just 1.5 years alone, it persuaded 900,000 investors to part with 7.6 billion. this is according to a state media report. chinese internet financing is popular in china in the last few years as consumers discover how easy it is to o borrow and make money, using the mobile phone and a laptop. there's 2,000 online lenders in china, officials promised to crack down on a peer to peer lending industry. as the case shows, it's difficult to regulate and to supervise this fast-growing internet based financing activities. >> apple is no longer the world's most valuable company in terms of stock market value. it's alphabet. google said parent company, topping earnings. it's worth $558 million. apple has a value of the $535 million. the apple iphone experienced a downturn in sales since the launch eight years ago. more news from al jazeera and analysis and comment and video on the website. aljazeera.com. tha

to peer lodging at least once a worker is recovering after the injured on the job in portsmouth this morning something fell from a construction site at country and washington streets hitting that worker crews are

to peer lodging at least once a worker is recovering after the injured on the job in portsmouth this morning something fell from a construction site at country and washington streets hitting that worker crews are apartment building there firefighters had to rescue the injured worker from the scaffolding. medics rushed at work or to sin tear it off in general there is no word on that man's condition a crime alert in your county sheriff says someone robbed the shell station on hampton highway near victory boulevard this morning investigators aren't releasing many details but we do know the suspect had a weapon and that no one was her pieces of evidence in the murder of a thirteen year old virginia girl being kept a secret. a judge sealed the search warrants in the co level pace to virginia tech students are charged in level staff the blacksburg teen vanished last month police found her body in north carolina. the montgomery county prosecutor is considering if the case could warrant a capital murder charge. the attack happened more than fifteen years ago but experts predict the accused

to peer lending. now it managed to lure very many customers by offering high investment on their products. in just a year and a half it prayeprayedpersuaded 9 million . chinese internet financing has become extremely popular as consumers discovered just how easy it is to not only borrow money but to make money using their mobile phones and their laptop. it's estimated there are some 2,000 onlinen lenders in china. chinese officials have promised to crack down on the peer to peer lending industry. it's extremely difficult to regulate and to supervise this fast growing internet based activities. >> until reporting there. you can find more on our website, there it is. the w.h.o. has declared the zika virus an international emergency. that happened a half hour or so ago. we'll see you th in the next haf hour, hope you will be able to join us then, bye-bye. >> only on al jazeera america. >> zika virus outbreak in the last hour the world health organization declares it a public health emergency of internati

ortiz is accused of running down sergeant marcy peers on saturday. peers and of female probation officer were trying to rearrest the team. the sheriff' s office released this video appears describing community for its support. a little before 1 p.m. they got the call from ortiz wanting to surrender. since then, he is not said much else other than to question his attorney. >> we have not been able to interview him. he invoked his right at that time and did not make a statement to us. we will keep piecing it all together as the investigation moves forward. reporter: ortiz faces multiple charges including assault of a law enforcement officer. it will be up to the state attorney as to whether he may be charged as an adult. as for the sergeant, she is at home recovering. she has a fractured and lots of cuts and bruises to her face and head. meredith: a father and another were found dead inside their home. authorities say the man that is a suicide but there is no word how his 13-year-old daughter died in. reporter: family members have come to the home look

the buses are leaving and not coming back until after the weekend peer that's because metro school in uptown is shutting down after officials say the highly contagious norovirus has taken over. metro is a school for 250 of those 250, 70 are out of school with the virus. >> the problem with norovirus is what it's it hits, there's exponential growth. these things come in and go very quickly. >> reporter: they say the norovirus is nothing to mess around with. while it something he sees often, it's been a while since it has hit a charlotte school this hard. for those who come down with it, it can cause inflammation of the stomach and intestines. nausea, vomiting, fever, fever, headache, body ache and more are common symptoms. >> one to get this virus into an institution, it's notorious for spreading. >> parents were supposed to meet at the school for talks regarding student assignments. they'd say the fact that norovirus is hitting the school makes it even tougher to prevent its spread. >> it can quickly turn into something very serious. >> reporter: parents can't agree everything and put

to talk to their peers about the topic.eon: not just talk but hand out safe sex supplies. part of a program called real talk d.c. the youth is listening. 16-year-old shakira says she was shy at the start of it but now she is recognizing for excel and outreach. >> it's leadership. the quality to and we have to have the confidence. some people are rude. >> in six months high school junior has gone from the boot camp to peer ambassador. a paid position. >> they don't just teach you about it. you learn the skills to help run your life. >> like the resume writing and the interviewing skills. they gain something more important. >> community doing something good. i'm going to help others. >> you know this is something that is greater than them. for the overall health and the well being of the >> this is the organization's fourth boot camp. and during that time youth help educator diaz says there has been increase in the hiv screening among teens. the center offers free testing monday through friday. real talk d.c. campaign that be

your peers here in washington, peers in the book, peers across the country and peers across the globe who are all part of this global movement that when we fight, we win is a small slice of. then let's take a minute to bring in our young. the next generation and the generation to come and then a moment to go in the direction of the sky and whatever that means to you. some people call it your creator some call it god, some call it eternity so take a moment and bring in the sky. then i want to take a moment and bring in the ground. if you can feel the ground through the concrete and the earth, the mother. we've been doing these six directions as part of a ritual. one of the things we find about transforming social movement is there is an element of ritual. that is part of all movements. i'll tell you a little bit about how things will go tonight. again, thank you you abby for welcoming us in setting this up. we have, i'm going to start off with a five minute overview of the book and then we will have day who designed the art in the book and she will show the slides behind that. that we

miami wins five 5 to 3 peer that is going to do it for sports peer >>> still ahead, this past week was a violent one among young people in south florida. >> however, there is hope. this morning we take a look at the local organization looking to help to make the future of >>> good morning, thank you for the time now is now 7:30 am. still, more questions than answers in the case of the baby reportedly kidnapped. she was found in orlando, but how did this happen? >>> a teenager playing with a gun accidentally shoots another teenager. >>> plus, in light of the violence plaguing young people in parts of south florida, need a young man who was working his way to the top with the help of >>> but first, let's check in forecast. >> welcome and thank you for joining us on this sunday morning. and live look outside off to the east. more clouds overhead compared to yesterday morning. it is not as cold, still cool, thank you so much sandra for snapping and sharing this beautiful sunrise picture. lauderdale by the sea, snapping share an email the pics. our real-time doppler radar life and quiet. wi

peers here in washington, peers in the book, peers across the country, and peers across the globe who are all part of this global movement that when we fight, we win, is a small slice of. and then let's take a minute to bring in our young. the next generation, and the generations to come. and then a moment to go in the direction of the sky, and whatever that means to you, some people call it your creator, some call it god, some call it eternity. so take a moment and bring in the sky. then i want you to bring in the ground. you can feel the ground through the concrete and the earth. and we have been doing these six directions as part of a ritual, and one thing we find about transformative social movements is there an element of ritual. that is part of all movements. tell you a little bit how things are going to go tonight. thank you, abbie, for welcoming us and setting this up. we have -- i'm going to start off with a five-minute overview of the book, and then we'll have a -- who designed the art in this book, who -- i'll give a shoutout in a minute but the -- dave will be showing the

point he notified the principal been given field from a classmate the child had given four of their peers would. >> and bishop is the executive director of the icann schools in says it happened that the lake erie preparatory school on st. clair avenue bishop says the girl apparently brought the girl through to school and passed it out to three other girls and a boy. >> were investigating to find out exactly what it was if it was candy if it was something like assemblage that could've been brought from home we don't know if this was a bag of candy but we know that something was given that wasn't a part of our menu. >> the students were transported by ems to rainbow babies and children's hospital where they were treated and examined it. >> my daughter notified me that a bulletin came across that were rushed from the school and ask the started to come check on mine. notified. >> nervous and easy now the school says the student that brought in the field was removed it from the building however they would not say if or when the student would return stating it was part of their internal investi

if we have a look at the charts, this is showing how honda has underperformed its peers. the white line is honda share price. we have seen it fall 18% during his tenure. if we compare that to the blue line, which is toyota, share price has risen by 23% under the same time. 11% gaine line is the in the bloomberg intelligence index of global automotive peers. we certainly have seen quite a bit of a loss coming through from the share price under his chairmanship. the president is really trying to put his staff on the company one year into the job. the head of honda's china business becomes executive vice number two.d his honda also recalling thousands of 2016 civic cars, months after introducing the most crucial redesigned model. honda used to be the biggest customer for takata. since 2008, it has recalled vehicles worldwide to replace 30 million because of these takata airbag inflator's. we know the cause of death stone being investigated. -- we know that the cause of death is still being investigated. the announcement happening now in tokyo. we will have more on this story

two largest peers have put projects on hold but you have not done that. include the need for you at any point in the future to go back to investors and --se more capital iago >> raise more capital? >> i do not think we need to go back to investors. one thing you point out is a large number of her peers had to go back to the market to raise capital for new projects and also to keep new companies alive . not only have we not needed to do that, in this kind of price we have been able to achieve in 2015, 4 billion grant of free cash flow and have reduced the net that level for your team .5 billion at the start of the year now down to 12.8 billion. of bigstanding a number items. i think we are managing the spirit for the current pricing environment. my view is we do not need to go back to the market. what we focused on is reducing the net that level and making sure we have the firepower when the market rises and we need to put money into new projects that we can do that without going back to the markets. ryan: you have mentioned prices. have we found a bottom

the hands of the peer review board and not the politicians. it does nothing and in fact, it improves it so it can lead congress in doing its work. every zpwrant that goes out of the national foundation is peer reviewed. the system that was set up 60 years ago. it has worked well. we gained great research and i don't think that making sure that the politicians that have something to say about it makes it any better, but makes it worse. i would move to adopt my amendment. the chair: the gentlewoman yields back. the gentleman from texas is recognized. mr. smith: mr. chairman, the national science foundation, director of the national science board both have expressed endorsed the principle that n.s.f. should be transparent and accountable. it has incorporated the national industry standard in their guidelines. this amendment creates loopholes and dilutes the intent of the bill, a bill that the director has testified, quote, is very compatible with the new internal n.s.f. guidelines and mission statement of the national science foundation. i ask my

the buses are leaving and not coming back until after the weekend peer that's because metro school in uptown is shutting down after officials say the highly contagious norovirus has taken over. metro is a school for 250 of those 250, 70 are out of school with the virus. >> the problem with norovirus is what it's it hits, there's exponential growth. these things come in and go very quickly. >> reporter: they say the norovirus is nothing to mess around with. while it something he sees often, it's been a while since it has hit a charlotte school this hard. for those who come down with it, it can cause inflammation of the stomach and intestines. nausea, vomiting, fever, fever, headache, body ache and more are common symptoms. >> one to get this virus into an institution, it's notorious for spreading. >> parents were supposed to meet at the school for talks regarding student assignments. they'd say the fact that norovirus is hitting the school makes it even tougher to prevent its spread. >> it can quickly turn into something very serious. more for his son. >> he's always touching everythin

again, ten years, and coke is really sort of not kept up with its peers, with its sector. but of late, guess what's happened? it's the exact opposite. so take a look at this. this is one week, one month, two months, six months. and i've got coke, the sector, the market. so who's down or the best? who's the best? who's the best? coke. so in a situation where there's been underperformance, we have nascent outperformance meaning relative strength that's starting to mean something. all right. here's another way to look at it. i've held the sector as a constant. and this then exposes coke on a relative basis. this has all the hallmarks of a bottoming out formation. so that chart there is the exact same chart as that. but what you've done is held the sector as a constant. okay. now let's go to the breakout. absolute chart itself. to my eye, we have a nice setup here. and we have the prospects of ultimately breaking out above these well-defined tops off of our trend line and going for, watch this, an all-time high. we are fractions above that level. the all-time high was 4488. i

mobile payment services-like vemno-that allow peer to peer transactions--proc ess hundreds of million of dollars a year. (morley winograd/millennia l expert) "they just don't see any purpose to all the cost associated with banks when so much can be done online" bankrate estimates 63 percent of millennials - aged 18 to 29 - don't even have a credit card. (travis shiba, millennial) "you have to find a way to exercise your limited financial power so you're not putting yourself in a hole in the future" analysts say the big banks need to pay attention, a recent survey by viacom found millennials would rather go to the dentist than danielle nottingham, cbs news, between oregon protesters and

investigators say rainey was involved in exchanging files containing child pornography by way of peer-to-peer file sharing. a kershaw county man is behind bars thanks to a deputy's body camera. wednesday and charged with making a false police report. deputies say last week drakeford accused one of the deputies of pushing him and using racially- charged language against him during an arrest at the taco bell in lugoff for disorderly conduct. drakeford filed a formal written complaint with the sheriff's office. investigators reviewed footage from the deputy's body camera and found drakeford lied about the incident. five people are facing multiple charges after investigators say they tried to use fake money. officers say someone tried to use two fake 20 dollar bills at the burger king inside the sunset boulevard walmart earlier this week officers say they eventually found the person who tried to use the 20 dollar bill and chargeed the person who tried to use the 20 dollar bill and arrested them along with two others. all three have been charged with forgery and criminal conspiracy. investigators

it's known as peer o peer lending. it lured customers by offering high returns. in 1.5 years it persuaded 900,000 investors to part with 7.6 billion. this is according to a state media report. now, chinese internet financing has grown popular in china in the last few years as consumers discovered how easy it is to not only borrow money, but to make money using mobile phones and the laptop. it's estimated there's 2000 online lenders. chinese officials appeared to crack down on the industry. it's difficult to regulate and supervise the fast-growing internet-based financing activities. >>> south korea's pilots are taking flight. with many leaving the airliner for better pay in china and elsewhere. as harry faucet reports from seoul, those left will go on strike. >> the korean flight center is busy, training new pilots. inside the cockpit of a replica 747. this crew practices a landing. it's a prestigious job. so why are many leaving the country? >> this is the captain. evacuation. >> reporter: the first reason is that korean airline system cannot promise hope for th

in december, the banking 1000ator told us possibly out of the 3600 peer-to-peer have problems.to see more of these popping up. yvonne: we are seeing more regulation. what is next? more regulation? cases and arrests? >> there were draft rules the government is going to implement. we are going to see more of a separation of the wheat from the chaff. at least one of these pure two p are lenders is planning to have an ipo. see a flight to quality and whittling out of the bad actors. yvonne: thank you so much. the stories making headlines around the world. says.n. special envoy peace talks have been suspended for three weeks. a lock -- lack of progress. they have reportedly cut rebel supply lines. of malaysiaeader has been ousted as the leader of the northern state. resigned, saying he lost the vote of the ruling party. he has called for him to resign development. a pilot was forced to make an emergency landing. it was probably a bomb. they say they heard a loud bank and then it broke. the airline has not ruled out terrorism. the smalley government says it is still investigating. jo

on the republican side of course donald trump showing some sizable lead 17 points the rest of the peer field. same thing for bernie sanders on the democratic side. he is looking looking good to the real question is who comes in second for the republicans ? marco rubio, ted crews, john case sick, and jeb bush, who of all average 10%-15% of the polls. if one of the polls. if one of these guys can break away in the pack and finish 5% up against the rest of the field. we'll give them them the opportunity to say, i am the standard error for the non- trump lane of the party. that will give them some seen to be able to come down from new hampshire and get to south carolina. florida candidates? rubio is barely averaging second place in the polls. but with his strong finish in iowa, no matter what happens in new hampshire he will most likely head down to south carolina. for jeb bush and the other candidates what a poor showing we will have complete live coverage on wtsp .com starting tonight and on 10 news at 11:00 p.m. and we will see how support for trump holds after pretty controversial rall

dorothy is one of 1,500 hairdressers that have been trained as an hiv peer educator in a program run by populations services international and funded by the u.k.'s department for international development. in this way, hairdressers like dorothy have sold over 3 million female condoms in the last six years, preventing thousands of new hiv infections. barbara niamdocka, a regular at the salon, began using the female condom with her husband obert two years ago. this initiative is spreading across zimbabwe. sylvester nazarus runs a barbershop from his backyard in the commuter town of chitungwiza, south of harare. here, men are also being exposed to the prevention message and the benefits of condom use. while huge challenges remain in zimbabwe, the success of programs like this has contributed to a significant decline in hiv prevalence. it dropped from over 24 percent to less than 14 percent over the last six years. debra: but how will we really achieve large scale change? one of the ways is by promoting hiv prevention methods that are easily affordable, highly effective, and are able to

((brian loftus)) ford was known among his peers for a wicked sense of humor and dogged determination in the pursuit of bad guys. the i-team's george knapp looks back at a remarkable career. mike ford: this is such a great (blank)ing job. that, in a profane nutshell, sums up why mike ford was a great cop. he loved it. it was his job but also his calling--finding and arresting bad guys. and his final assignment--hea ding the patrol detectives who work the strip corridor, meant there was never a shortage of targets. mike ford: it resets every night. if we catch a couple of serious incidents, shootings, stabbings, robberies.... mike ford: what's going on? nothing? the cops tonight? look at me and be straight up and don't lie to me. bob whitely/ metro detective: he loved the job. loved what he did. detective bob whitely became ford's partner 11 years ago when both worked for metro's intelligence department. their assignment---pub lic integrity cases, or , as the i-team called it back then, a public corruption squad working in what has always been a target- rich environment. the team's fir

tonight, meet a dubuque high school student who's helping her peers understand and address malnutrition in third world countries. stay with your 24-hour news kcrg-tv nine and our show you care sponsors are honoring nine oututanding lunteers we've selected from here in eastern iowa through next tuesday. we call them our nine who care. leader in dubuque county who's working with her classmates to fight hunger around the world. kcrg t-v nine's dubuque bureau chief katie wiedemann has more about alyssa dougherty. walking thhhalls of western dubuque high school, it seems everyone has a nice thing or two toay about alyssa doughtery. "she's got a lot of energy. and it's an energy that goes for positive things " but beyond her positive attitude and warm spirit, she's taken a leadership role her teachers say sets her apart from her peers. "we had half the student body sitting on the floor in the gym. crowded on blankets for an hour and a half. that's like 500 people e sically. " last november alyssa single handedly organized a school wide hunger banquet. every single student participated. "the h

are you aware of peer pont hall have you been in the hall? >> they are saying it's all clear right now. >> all clear. they are saying it's all clear. >> yeah. so that was our alert just now. >> how would you describe the alert system? do you think it's been effective? >> this system, i mean as far as what is in place it's hard for me because i'm not exactly by the pierpont dorm but it was good. i would say at least notifying us. you can hear the announcement. you know what is going on. so -- >> i will read it to you. the twitter account says that shelter in place order has been please resume normal activities additional information will be provided by umass e-mail. fantastic news coming from the university at this hour. shelter in place now lifted asking students an faculty to resume their normal activities. >> we are grateful you are safe. we appreciate your insight and wish you the best. finish out your senior year. >> thanks. >> take care. >> joining us a senior. for those kids and for the parents who have students there this is friends th

ortiz is accused of running down sergeant marcy peers on saturday. peers and of female probation officer were trying to rearrest the team. the sheriff' s office released this video appears describing

i think we work really hard in special education to be included with our general education peers both as teachers and students." however a botetourt county parent has been pushing for a bill like this to get passed. she says cameras need to be in the classrooms for students with special needs who aren't able to talk well. we reached out to the person who filed the bill .... senator rosalyn dance.... but she hasn't called us back. in the studio, ananda rochita wsls 10. for some couples .. becoming parents is a dream they seeing a need in our community .. carilion clinic hired its first doctor specializing in "in vitro fertilization." we sat down with the parents of the first baby conceived and delivered through the system's new i-v-f specialist. nats we'll go ahead and start with the spoiler alert .. heather and william draper now have a beautiful, healthy baby boy to cradle in their arms. :12-:16 i seen him come out and like it was just a whole relief i was like oh he's here oh my gosh i'm a dad now, i have a son and i heard him cry and i almost just broke down in tears of joy. pure j

according to the national organization called "break the cycle", peer to peer education on sensitive topics helps students better listen and understand those topics. that's opposed to hearing the message from a teacher or other adult. a lot of stuff we do in high school, they are not ready for yet. so it's kind of heart breaking. hearing the stories that the things they are things i didn't go through until i was in high schoolol" one portion of today's summit focused on middle school students and sexting. that comes after several middle school students were bted sending nude photos to each other last fall. coming up at six, we talk with students about how sexting is impacting sexual relationships in that age group. live in dubuque katie wiedemann kcrg tv-9 news kcrg-tv nine is proud to honor outstanding volunteers in eastern iowa. and tonight we feature a cedar rapids woman who's helping middle school girls learn some iortant skills. watch for some flurries and scattered snow will be light, falling snow always can bring some slick travel spots. friday is a quiet day after any flurrie

mobile payment services allow peer to peer transactions and processes hundreds of millions of dollars a year. >> they don't see the purpose banks when everything can be done on right. >> reporter: bank rate said mill millennials don't even have a credit card. >> you have to think about trying to maximize your limited financial power so that you are not putting yourself in a hole for the future. >> reporter: analysts say the big banks need to pay attention. a recent survey by viacom they would rather go to the dentist than listen to the banker. cbs news, los angeles. >>> well look at this. here is a live look outside. that's i-77 and the 408. it is snowy out there. hopefully those vehicles are speaking of vehicles takata air bags strike again. hundreds of cars and vans are headed to the recall list. >> all right, here is how that snow translates on the radar. let's go straight to our doppler and show you exactly what we have going on. persistent moisture coming off lake erie. northern giaga county i am willing to bet you have some snow-covered roads out there. >>> welcome back. the tak