our peggy fox has been on the story for months. peg you're at this board meeting tonight and you've got some new information for us. >> reporter: well leslie the school board has been in a closed door session since 5:00 p.m. will be coming up. we interviewed two former students who accused their former basketball coach of sexual harassment and bullying. suffer allegations were not taken seriously. the coach stayed on the job for the rest of the season while that student who complained was kicked off the team. the activities director claims he told lake braddock principal. thomas told parents he was not informed. that football coach was also forced out of lake braddock. now this past summer after superintendent scott bravan took office. said the basketball coach did engage in improper conduct but it found no wrong doing on part of school leadership. >> we're going to fully investigation all the information that's been shared by you and make sure we take the appropriate actions. we'll continue to make sure we've fully investigating m

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the whole statement can be found in peggy's story a fairfax county school board member reacts to the investigation. >>> sexual harassment is on top of a lot of minds. it has sunday's golden globes. see what some stars are wearing. >> plus a u.s. figure skating routine is turning a lot of heads. see how this skater got some help from lil john. >>> all right let's talk wind chills. this is the current wind chill right now. we'll come back and tell you how long they stay below 0 and also we'll talk about if the temps tone of the most pristine and beautiful parts -- of the world. but barbara comstock just voted to put it up for sale. why? to pay for tax cuts for billionaires and big corporations. comstock supported donald trump's tax scheme for the wealthy, adding $1.5 trillion to the debt and leaving us with the bill. tell barbara comstock we won't stand for selling our wild lands to give billionaires a tax cut. >>> okay. i like it. >> bringing down

they have -- peggy, unbelievable.y is, who cares. we're going to define what liberty is. the books you've written, liberty and the notion of it comes from our creator. what do you think she is thinking over there? he thinks she is the creator. so these are very concerning things and, john, the other thing, i think the country is more divided, more polarized. and it's both sides. it's not just -- it's both sides. and it's been happening for a long time. and finally does it really matter in terms of our lives where we live? >> i want to let peggy answer that question, but i want to get my second one in. yes or no, will someone challenge donald trump for the republican nomination? >> nobody can say that. nobody knows. >> you're a astute political analyst. what do you think? >> anybody who is going to run, if you can't raise the money and make a good case, you don't run. unless you want to do it for the heck of it and have john heilman follow you around with a camera all the time. >> you must have moments. you're coming u

let's bring in tonight's "hardball" roundtable tom brokaw, nbc news senior correspondent, peggy noonana former political speech brighter, pulitzer prize winning columnist for the "wall street journal" and jonathan capehart, the opinion writer for "the washington post." also an msnbc contributor. so perhaps in the order of peggy who obviously sits with me to start with, in all it the teasing elements that have been put out by the president in his own words, it's a unity speech tonight. isn't it going to have a qualify of brigadoon out of nowhere we're dancing together for one night knowing tomorrow we go back to the tweets and the division? your thoughts. >> i know what you mean. i think have been good if he had spent more of his first year understanding that he had a core of support, the president and they loved him. but a core doesn't get you across the finish line. you have to build coalitions, you have to have power. you have to work things out with congress. so you have to continually keep bringing people and persuading, kind of loving them and making your case in a very kindly or

peggy fox was at tonight's school board meeting to continue the investigation. >> reporter: the parent who filed the federal complaint has been trying to speak at a fairfax county school board meeting for months of tonight he got his chance. >> three wusa9 investigative reports and three washington post articles have detailed the appalling claims of sexual harassment against students. >> reporter: bill park's daughter was on the lake braddock girls varsity basketball team coached by john giannelli in 2015. lizzy fitzpatrick and ferrell accused him of harassment and bullying and say administrators ignored their complaints. >> i could not be more proud of i just can't imagine being in that position. >> reporter: when we first aired our story, we wanted to ask the superintendent about the sexual harassment allegations and the school system's investigation. tonight he finally agreed to answer some questions. does it concern you that these two young women, former students, feel like their allegations were not taken seriously? >> their allegations were taken seriously and i'm sorry that they

the first time spitzner was at checkpoint charlie was when he and his daughter peggy would be the last people to escape across the berlin wall before it fell. >> it was a great danger for us, and i thought a thousand things in my head. >> reporter: it's the tourist attraction now, but from its building by the old east german regime in 18961, the wall was a death zone for almost three decades. while around 5,000 people escaped across, through, over, or under it, at least 139 died trying. some death estimates run to well over 1,000. but hans-peter was desperate. >> and this is the car i crossed the border. >> the car was moan by american g.m. i. eric yaw, now family friend. with spitzner's wife ingrid already in the west, allowed out for an aging aunt's birthday, and with peggy just seven years old at the time, hans-peter asked dozens of g.i.s with access to east germany to smuggle them out. only eric yaw agreed to hide them in his trunk. >> i said to him, "you are now a member of my family." >> reporter: the spitzners have strong views about walls, not just the berlin example, now a liv

next speaker, please. >> peggy deets. lynn miller, jimmie lu. >> okay, following on, it's clear that the staff wants to remove the stops to restore 12 parking spaces because of the complaints from three merchants and some residents. many l. riders are concerned about the difficulties the merchants and residents face but balance the hardships on both sides and overwhelmingly concluded they want to keep the stops to avoid hurting hundreds of l riders who use them. this is consistent with transit first policy number 7 to encourage travel by public transit. removing stops doesn't encourage the use of public transit. sfmta should stop piting riders against merchants and residents and find other ways to restore parking. we urge you to reject the staff's reliance on the stop spacing guidelines. ridership levels and claims removing the stops would improve reliability and transit times. the staff considered all of these factors in 2016 and still recommended that these stops be kept because the removal of other stops achieved the a

peggy gilligan, thank you. it is truly a success story.ery much for being here with us. >> thank you. >> thanks to our international viewers for watching. for you cnn now is next. for the rest of you, cnn "new day" continues right now. a line of communication back open between north korea and south korea. >> we are skeptical of kim jong-un's sincerity in having talks. >> the president of the united states said my nuclear button is bigger than yours. >> it would be an insult to children. >> if he is speaking to american people, i think he is scaring is the crap out of them. >> does he believe the entire justice department and employees are in this deep state? >> obviously he doesn't believe the entire justice department is part of that. >> this is a really troubling attempt by our president to undermine the rule of

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>> i mean, it's a great question, peggy. i think the whole question of republican bankruptcy moral bankruptcy was answered a long time ago. it didn't take this book by michael wolf to push the republicans over the edge. everybody already knew about it. and as far as trump supporters go, i suppose some may be moved by this because they saw steve bannon as donald trump's top zi disciple, and perhaps that peels off some of the support. you go to what donald trump said during the campaign, he should shoot somebody in the middle of the fifth knew and a certain segment of supporters would be for him. i think we're going to find that to be the case. rick tyler, i want to follow up on what mike barnicle said. we're not only a nation in peril. we're a world in peril. you see what's going on in north korea and the president is threatening war. you have protests in iran that actually would give a same stable commander in chief some opportunities that barack obama passed on in 2009, and you look at the question of china, and the questio

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we have been together for a very long time, peggy for being here. here.nk you for being mississippi is special. we had a good time in november. betsy price. thank you for being here. two friends of mine. toni harp, where is tony? toni? a sanctuary city person? [laughter] as you know the department of justice today has announced a critical legal step to hold accountable sanctuary cities that violate federal law and allow aliens into our communities. we cannot have it. we cannot have it. we want a safe country. and it is getting safer all the time. sanctuary cities are the best friend of gangs and cartels. you know that. the result in the death rate around century cities for innocent americans is unacceptable. take a look at what happened in san francisco and kate steinle, and countless others. my administration is committed to protecting innocent americans. the mayors who choose to boycott this event have put the needs of illegal immigrants over law-abiding americans. the vast majority of people showed up, ok. the vast majority. [applause] because th

peggy, i'd love you to tee off on this.calling tom cotton, tom cotton shooting back. oh, yeah, you weren't at the kit kiddy table in the debates. an official press called senators losers, legislators. nancy pelosi with the bowl of doggy doo. >> oh, my gosh, that was awful. >> the point is it's all awful and it's the new normal. >> it is. look, as for the presidency, we just passed one year anniversary two days into the second year. i think what we are seeing up close every day, relentlessly, is a post-heroic presidency, a presidency for a post heroic era. people don't have illusions about how high and upstanding and rigorously upholding of values that the president is, and at the same time everybody in politics around him sees it. sees that it plays fairly well for him, that he is sometimes gross or abrupt or rude in his terminology, so they do it, too. it does lower everything. we are living through a cultural lowering. >> but you know they're lowering of expectations here, leadership is talking to an echo chamber while mo

but we're giving the award to peggy woodson, a nasa astronaut who touched down with a record 665 total woodson heard what was going down here on earth, she's like, oh, i'm never coming back. >> worst turbulence the crashes between airlines and passengers that shook up the headlines. >> i hate them all. do you think that, like, the laws of the land end just because you're on a craft that's going to be in the air? >> the best technology trend this year was the rapidly accelerating use of robots, most dazzling demo the back-flipping atlas robot. of course not everyone is ready for the rise of the machines. >> no, i don't want strange robots in my house. absolutely not. the machines are going to take over one day. i'm not going to help them. >> that's creepy. >> maybe because i've seen "the terminator" and things like that. >> cpu is in tact but i can't control the other functions. >> artificial intelligence also took a big leap forward. >> i have alexa. and i got her because everybody told me you need to get alexa, this is amazing. i never use her. and i'm also mostly convinced she is spy

it was myself and peggy fleming and we were talking about this. backstage it has the same feeling that you remember when you were younger and that anticipation, that thick air, the nervousness. you can see everybody has their game faces on. it's the job at hand. they are just focused on skatsing a greskats i -- skating a great program. taking one thing at a time and making sure they are there in skating a good short. i think these skaters have worked for their entire life for an opportunity to be in the olympics and that really is that their focus. they are just concentrating on the olympics games, getting there from the u.s. championships and once they fwet the -- get there, performing. there might not be other olympics in future for these people. they really have to focus on what they have been working their whole life for. >> you look pretty good. why don't you jump back in and compete this week. any truth to those rumors that you'll jump back? >> reporter: oh, my gosh. can you imagine. i'm like did we really do this? they're on the ice -- in r

en nueva york, peggy carranza, univisiÓn. para despedir un aÑo y recibÍ reciente, en gran parte del planeta ya llegÓ el 2018. danny rivera nos cuenta en su recorrido mundial. ♪ danny: en algunas partes del mundo ya es 2018. como nueva zelanda, donde miles de personas asistieron al espectÁculo de láser y fuegos oficiales para recibir el aÑo nuevo. en australia, los espectadores en tierra y embarcaciones se veÍa desde el puerto de la bahÍa la exhibiciÓn de fuegos pirotÉcnicos y un arco iris por la legalizaciÓn del matrimonio g en el continente asiÁtico, celebraronay en esa -- matrimonio gay. en el continente asiÁtico celebraron a lo grande. soltaron al cielo grandes globos. antes de realizar la cuenta regresiva, ofrecieron oraciones en templos de pekÍn. ademÁs, espectáculos con coreografÍas, desfiles y fuegos artificiales. los destellos y festejos no faltaron en malasia. los personaje del cine fueron la atracciÓn de mÁs pequeÑos. en una boda masiva en una iglesia, 437 parejas deciden no perder tiempo. comienzan el aÑo casados.

host: peggy, everett, washington, a republican. go ahead. caller: hi. the first comment is for the nice lady that just called. i have been around long enough obama did many of his rules and regulations and how he got his way, and it was not always fair to republicans or conservatives. watched note is i have the whole thing from the beginning to the end. i watched all of the speeches, i watched the house passed their bill and put into it the c.h.i.p. the cadillac tax and took care of other things, and they needed to have those nine democrats to please come over and vote this in. daca,my heart bleeds for too, we can work it out. it is not fair that millions of americans who are paying taxes are paying out their taxes to take care of the illegal immigrants who came into this country. saddest thing is they want to bring in their whole families, and we cannot have that anymore. i understands both sides. it falls directly on all of congress. they are dysfunctional right now . host: a special line for federal , arnold (202) 748-8003 is a retired federal worker

la conductora fue identificada como tammy peggy luis walker.se dio conocer la identidad del hombre que fue variado por oficiales de la semana pasada al sur de la ciudad. se trata de un hombre de aÑos, residente de san josÉ. este incidente ocurriÓ el pasado 9 de enero, cuando el ahora occiso aparentemente no hizo caso a las gentes del orden. ramÓn: cuatro personas que aparentemente resultaron lastimadas por los disturbios de hace un aÑo la universidad de esa localidad cuando la policÍa cancelÓ discurso de un comentarista de ultraderecha, demandaron a la universidad yy naturalmente a la ciudad. la demanda se basa en que los oficiales de ambas partes fallaron en la seguridad y en la protecciÓn de los invitados que asistieron al evento. la cantidad de personas que ya han muerto california a causa de la influenza o gripe se disparado, mentalmente, palmira, a un total de corea de dos mÁs. -- de 42 vÍctimas. marÍa: lo de la muerte de una mujer de 58 horas antes de morir cayÓ enferma. el doctor ayer de que la influenza o gripe es una enfermedad que pue

our peggy fox has been on the story for months. peg you're at this board meeting tonight and you've got some new information for us. >> reporter: well leslie the school board has been in a closed door session since 5:00 p.m.

. >> reporter: in richmond, peggy fox, wusa9. >> virginia governor terry mcauliffe will deliver the final state of the commonwealth address. the lieutenant governor will be inaugurated this saturday. >> president donald trump took questions from reporters today in a conference with the norway prime minister. it started off with questions about the investigation and the 2016 election. >> there was absolutely no collusion and everybody knows it. it was a democratic hoax as a reit an election that, frankly, the democrats should have won. >> trump said it's unlikely he will give an interview to robert mueller. he said he will see what happens and had strong words for a reporter with this question about the border wall. >> would you be willing to sign an immigration deal that ultimately does not include funding for the border wall? >> no. no. we need the wall to secure it and we need the wall for safety and we need the wall for sopping -- stopping the drug from pouring in. >> president donald trump said protecting the so-called dreamers depends on the approval of the border wall with an $18 bi

danielsment when she's receiving money from michael cohen and essential elements llc, she's called peggy peterson. i would say something looks fishy, just on the surface of this. >> what about where the money came from, if the payment was made, $130,000, is there a way to know, was it campaign contributions since it was made at the end of the campaign, october 2016? if it was, what questions does that raise? >> the questions that are raised in addition to the election contribution, you talk about money laundering. for instance, if somebody -- if this wednesday money that taxes hadn't been paid on, it depends on where the source of the money was. you're always looking to trace the money. a lot of times people create these delaware corporations to make the money untraceable. that's not to say this didn't come out of a personal bank account in which taxes had been paid and it's perfectly legal. but you would trace the money and follow the money trail to determine legality in the end. >> thank you. we appreciate it, paul callan. >>> coming up, the blame game. the president points the fenger