the principal is told of a stain on a coat.it meant nothing, and the mother of the child then washed the stain away. a parent of another student came forward three weeks later and contacted police. >> we believe that she sort of satisfied her own curiosity but not that she contacted the appropriate authorities. >> my daughter go to this school. i feel upset. i scared because something maybe happened to my daughter too. >> another child was molested after this principal failed to report. >> reporter: the school district says they are committed to providing a safe learning environment. the principal is still in charge here. reporting in san jose, j. r. stone, kron4 news. >>> police in livermore have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting a 6-year-old boy. he faces charges of lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. they say he assaulted the boy between 2003 and 2004. authorities are looking into the possibility that the suspect was also involved in similar crimes in other cities. detectives say the young victim was an acquai

the principal was told -- the principal was told of the stain on a coat. the parent of another student came forward three months later and police later found five possible molestation victims. >> we believe she's satisfied her own curiosity and not that she contacted the appropriate authorities. >> i feel a said. my daughter goes to the school. i'm scared because maybe something happened with my daughter. >> another child was molested after the principal failed to report. >> i tried to talk with those in the school district. they send back a statement saying free are committed to providing a safe learning environment. since >>pam: is san francisco's district attorney is talking tonight about the new-line arrest in the two dozen a double homicide. edwina ramos has already been convicted for killing a father and his two sons. prosecutors say ramos mistakenly thought that the three were rivaled gain members. now, the suspected accomplice will soon be extradited to north carolina. >> san francisco district attorney george gascoigne spoke with me here at the ha

this had the spirit of principals and compromise.i'm curious what you think the republican principals are when it comes to taxes. are republicans willing to pay for the reduction of marginal taxes through increasing capital gains or charitable deductions or other deductions. >> there is not one deduction, but i think that's a gain that both partisans try to play. they don't want anything to happen. they want the vision. at times the press starts to play as well. i think simpson bowles while i don't agree with everything, should have been pursued. i think it was an absolute mistake in leadership. a lost opportunity not to push it. you have republican and democratic votes and you didn't get the requisite number, but you got bipartisan report. the lowering of rates and both the elimination of loopholes and the means testing of other deductions is acceptable in the current context. i think you also have to get the spending side as well. that's where you get democratic opposition. i don't think that you can just deal with the tax system a

the attorney for the principal says he's confident she'll be cleared of all wrong doing. the teacher chandler is next expected in court august 6. >> thank you. a lawsuit claims los angeles unified school district officials did nothing to protect students from a teacher charged with molesting more than 20 children. the suit filed today in los angeles contends the current and former principals of the schools ignored complaints dating back a decade. this suit filed on behalf of 14 mothers. >> the 22 kids we represent this first case started in 2002. they would have remedied the situation and removed this teacher mpl. >> and turns has been fired and pleaded not guilty to committing lewd acts with 23 students. >> the board of trustees for city college is trying to save it from being shut down after a scathing report. and that meeting has been going on about 30 minutes now, the first step in making tough decision s for city college to keep it viable. there are serious issues to be addressed. the follow, this follows rather a report which blasted city clenl saying it ed needed t

the principal apparently dismissed the complaint. prosecuter says the principal may have let a key piece of evidence be destroyed. >> he was provided with a jacket the child was wearing during the alleged incident that had a sus spishus stain on it that was allegedly douring the incident and the

in a rare move, an elementary school principal is charged in connection with an ongoing case against the teacher. >> this is not the first time it has happened in santa clara county but it is a very unusual occurrence. at this case, a failure to report a crime in this case, a child molestation at the elementary school, and it could land the principle in jail. for neighborhood parents still upset over the alleged molestation of five students by their teacher, the rest of the school principal for failing to report the crime to police was yet another shot >> i guess blamed have to fall on someone and she is the fall guy >> the santa clara d.a. office has issued an arrest warrant for the principles the year in a photo of a her limp in page >> in october of 2011, a parent and ultimately student cam forward and reported to our specific informations that we believe would have caused any reasonable person in her position to know that an act of child abuse had occurred and she did nothing with that information. >> the principals attorney sent out a statement that reads in part, the principal,

they confessed to beating, binding gagging the principal. money is a possible motive. >> if they would have asked he would have given it to him. >> reporter: a spokesman said he worked for the school system for 1961 until 1989. he was the first principal at chesapeake high from 76 until 83. >> thank you, for everything have you done for me and so many people. >> reporter: and they are in custody charged with murder in florida. details of the scholarship in his honor are still being worked out. >> first they said alcohol wasn't a factor in the wrongway crash on i-917, tonight they say it probably was. two people died. one of them was kelly witt. she was driving south in a northbound lane. results from the autopsy show that she had alcohol in her his stem. the driver of the other car also died. >>> last night, we told you about a man, the stand out swim fresh a high school who died in a car crash. the 17-year-old was a lead leader in and out of the water. he made things out of duct tape. his coach said he was a real gem who always did his best

the principal hopes people in other areas will follow the example. nhk world, las vegas. >>> now let's take a look at the market figures. >>> we are joined now with the world weather forecast. commuters are enjoying sunny skies this morning. how long will this weather last? tell me all week. >> i'm afraid, no. sunny weather will last until tomorrow afternoon. and wet weather will return. because this is sat zoeal rain band is lifting towards the north. so they are expecting heavier rain by this evening. also the pacific side as we head into the evening. so take advantage of the blue skies today. meanwhile, the same front is affecting china, as much as 140 millimeters of rain has fallen over the past 24 hours. it looks like the heaviest rain will be moving in today and to the korean peninsulas tomorrow. down towards the south, southwest monsoon is pressing another wet day. across india, indochina and the philippines. heat is building in the eastern half of china. 37 in shanghai. 29 in seoul. should cool down to 24 by tomorrow. heading into the america

the district attorney's office has issued an arrest warrant for a principal in vj engen seen here in about zero offering irvington page. >>> october 2011 it parents and ultimately a student came forward and reported to them specific information that we believe what cause any reasonable person her in her position soon that an active child abuse had occurred and she did nothing with that information. but the principles attorney said that a statement that read some parts the child's parents and school districts who are all aware of the teachers' contracts had no way of knowing that the concept was of a sexual nature. they say the principle that eventually notified the district office but evidence in the case was lost in the meantime. the parent actually brought in the jacket that the child was wearing during the alleged incident and that jack had a suspicious stain on its. and she provided that jacket to the principle the principal looked at it and the parent had now lost several times and any forensic or evidentiary value that that jack would of had her lost forever. the d.a. says anot

the principal we're talking about lives in san jose. because the first incident wasn't reported another child ended up getting sexually abused. >> reporter: frank, we were the first people to peak with prosecutors here at the district attorney's office. just minutes after charges were filed against a san jose elementary school principal. the elementary school was rocked by the arrest of craig chandler back in january. now the principal, is also charged. >> a child came forward in october of 2011, and gave information to miss vijayendran. >> reporter: she instead went to the teacher after the claim was made against him. he denied the accusation, and prosecutors say no one reported anything until january when the mother of another alleged victim went directly to police. >> unfortunately, the results were tragedy. another child was molested after the initial child made the report. we believe that forensic evidence may have been lost. >> reporter: we went to vijayendran's house after the charges were filed. a statement said they had no way

the thing on race to the top ads feature and principal accountability and a way in which the evaluation law may make changes and personnel when they need to. the peace that is missing and we have a bill the legislature to achieve it is we don't have a good lover of accountability at the district level particularly with respect to district governors. in some of our district is clear the board the struggling to manage the district effectively and their mindset about their job as board members is not focused on student achievement but other things. we have a bill in the legislature we hope will get taken up next year that would allow us to remove a board in a district that is chronically underperforming because our view in our districts is the government's level where the superintendent and school leaders are not able to move the system forward so we do feel we are missing that full and hope that over time the u.s. d o e will create incentives either financially or flexibilitywise to push the district more accountable. district leadership is a place where there are not a lot of members. >>

. >>> plus a middle school principal facing two decades behind bars on accusations she had her daughter plant a camera in a locker room. that's all ahead unless breaking news changes everything on "studio b." >>> first from fox at 3:00, another month of weak jobs gains adding to concern the economic recovery stalled. employers are still hiring but not nearly enough to make a dent in the unemployment rate. the labor department reports employers added 80,000 jobs last month and the employment rate remained unchanged at 8.2%, still down from 9.1% last summer but the report reflects a third straight month of weak hiring. markets took a dive on the news. a live look at the dow, the dow is down 164. not good news for today's labor report. the average workweek did gain on a bit of a bright spot. it gained a little bit helping to boost the paychecks some of them you're working more hours and make a little bit more money. still an overall disappointing report. president obama campaigning today in the key swing state of ohio, acknowledging the economy needs to grow faster but pointed to the gains

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he was very generous, i think sometimes to a fault. >> nor man was the principal at chesapeake until 1983. >>> a florida teenager is attacked by a gator. the 17-year-old came face to face with a gator while swimming in a river. the teen pushed against the reptile to get free but not before the gator took bite off of his right arm. >> when i was swimmingming throwing my arms, it got this one. he did a death roll and broke all the bones, everything in it. i felt it gone. >> wildlife officers found the gator after a three hour search. they killed it and recovered fred's arm but surgeons were unable to reattach it. >>> we're about to get our first look at the internal investigation at penn state in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. former fbi director lewis free has handled the investigation and will issue his report tomorrow. it's expected to reveal whether school officials concealed his crimes for more than a decade. >>> new developments in the murder of an innocent 12-year-old in east baltimore. the three young men charged in the case plead not guilty to his murder. mi

a jacket with a suspicious stain on it but the principal allegedly disregarded it. jacket has since been washed several times. >>> police in the east bay have arrested a man who sexual assaulting a minor nearly ten years ago and tonight they want to know if there are more victims. detectives have arrested this man in lovermore. police say he sexual assaulted a 6-year-old boy who was an acquaintance. detectives only learn of this last month, nunez is being investigated in -- to see if they had any contact with nunez when he lived in livermore. >>> in san francisco police want you to let them know if your cell phone was stolen during beta breakers. san francisco police now believe a group of people wanted for punching steven martin following the may 20th race in golden gate park may have also been stealing cell phones. martin struck his head after he was hit and he reportedly died of his injuries. >> reporter: at one point or another, every homeowner will pond ear home improvement project, but david hoffman's project began 40 years ago. >> i guess you could say i had

my understanding, the principal ways over 300 pounds. the letter i received in response is that it never happened. they looked at a video. i would love to be able to see the video myself. in response to the video, and this is my question to you -- i have teachers who say they witnessed what happened, and the principal did it. i have security that worked at the school at the time of the incident that were right there. they say the incident happened. my question to you is where the teachers and the security -- were they not telling the truth? were they being dishonest? if you are telling me the teachers that you have hired in our school district are dishonest, but in your videos are true, so everything the teachers have done in suspending over 200 ethnic children from this particular school was a lie. but if you say that are telling the truth, this letter you sent me is a lie. which is the truth, and which is false? i want to get to the bottom of it. some other people say this whole committee ought to be indicted for fraud, child abuse, se

nicole, this daughter, the principal you're looking at here, she had quit the team. they was done.s was all to capture this coach yelling at the kids because they believe he was yelling too much. it just seems there was more motivation to the story. >> it sounds like it. and jeffrey was saying he could have a civil action. but even with the fact -- the fact that it's in a locker room, i don't think the state has a good case against this principal because there were no images collected that you might otherwise get in a lock room. no inappropriate pictures were taken. what you have to have is an intent to take pictures for sexual gratification in order to have a illegal photography case. i don't think they have a case. >> privacy aside, maybe she caught this guy screaming and yelling but what if there were inappropriate pictures captured on the video camera? >> that would be a different story. right now because there were no pictures, we're just talking about the eavesdropping, just talking about the audio. that's why nicole is right, it's not the greatest case but a grand jury indic

and the jacket was returned to the mother by the principal. the mother washed it multiple times and any forensic value that would have existed is now gone. under state law public school officials are part of a select group who must report someone to police or child protective services when there is a reasonable amount of suspicion a child has been accused. >> she allowed mr. chandler to continue as a teacher in a classroom which gave him access to a child and, an ultimately ult resulted in the molestation. the principal's attorney said she was mortified when she learned of it happening and other people knew of chandler's strange behavior but didn't believe anything of a sexual nature was happening behind closed doors. >> there is a sense of naivete. they don't want to believe this is happening in their universe. and they -- they are not open to the poss -- possibility this is occurring. they don't do what they're legally required to do. >> a quick note, we found ms. vijayendran's photo on her lin s ed -- linkedin page. for now, live in san jos

ktvu's matt keller broke the store on our news at noon today and later went to the principal's home. >> reporter: o.b. walley elementary school was rocked with the arrest of a teacher. now the principal is facing charges. >> the victim gave information that we believe would lead a reasonable person to entertain a reasonable suspicion that an act of child abuse had occurred. >> reporter: prosecutors say principal vijayendran was supposed to go to police instead she went to the teacher. nobody reported anything until january when the mother of another alleged victim went directly to police. >> unfortunately the results were tragic. another child was molested after the initial child made the report. we believe that forensic evidence may have been left. >> reporter: we went to the principal's house after charges were filed. >> would you want to talk to us? >> no, you can talk to my lawyer. >> reporter: her attorney released this statement. san jose attorney specializes in sex abuse cases and feels anyone who doesn't do their job to report should face charges. >> a misdemeanor is a slap i

ktvu's matt keller broke the store on our news at noon today and later went to the principal's home. >> reporter: o.b. walley elementary school was rocked with the arrest of a teacher. now the principal is facing charges. >> the victim gave information that we believe would lead a reasonable person to entertain a reasonable suspicion that an act of child abuse had occurred. >> reporter: prosecutors say principal vijayendran was supposed to go to police instead she went to the teacher. nobody reported anything until january when the mother of another alleged victim went directly to police. >> unfortunately the results were tragic. another child was molested after the initial child made the report. we believe that forensic evidence may have been left. >> reporter: we went to the principal's house after charges were filed. >> would you want to talk to us? >> no, you can talk to my lawyer. >> reporter: her attorney released this statement. san jose attorney specializes in sex abuse cases and feels anyone who doesn't do their job to report should face charges. >> a misdemeanor is a slap i

>>reporter: attorney for principal lin is self surrendering to police. facing misdemeanor charges for failing to report the incident. her attorney issued this statement quote miss vj child parents and school district who were all aware of the teacher conduct had no way of knowing that the conduct was of a sexual nature end quote. student who graduate from the school last month told us with her parents perfect pwhition what she thought of the principal. >> she was nice. and she was always around to see how we were doing. >>reporter: the delay in reporting the incident may impact the case against the teacher. >> he was given heads up. he was given an opportunity to create a story. he was given the opportunity to destroy evidence. >>reporter: failure of the principal to report the incident could lead to 6 months of jail time. her attorney is saying that she will be cleared of all wrongdoing. teacher craig chandler next appearance in court will be on august 6. this is abc 7 news. >>> one woman crusade against the maker of popular dog treatise gaining some mo

. >>> a retired principal is found murdered in florida. two people are charged with his death. ron matsz is in the news room -- matz is in the news room with more. >> reporter: 76-year-old william norman was the first principal of chesapeake high school and spent three decades in the school system. his body was found floating in a canal with a plastic bag sealed with tape over his head. two 19-year-olds are charged with premeditated murder. police say the men admitted to heating norman and rolling him into the water. money was the motive. one of the suspects rented a house from norman. >> he was principal in the 1983. >>> in today's campaign 2012 report, candidates usually talk at rallies filled with supporters. that's not the case for mitt romney today. he's speaking at the annual naacp convention. most members of the civil rights group are supporting president obama. as danielle nottingham reports, the likely republican nominee is making his case for why they should reconsider that vote. >> mitt romney took the stage at the naacp annual meeting in houston, texas with a messag

the names and schools of the principals and assistant principals are not being released immediately. they face disciplinary action up to, and including termination. wells fargo will pay $175 million to settle a discriminatory lending lawsuit in illinois. the state accused the bank of charging minority borrowers higher mortgage fees and approving them for more expensive sub-prime loans. more than 3300 borrowers in illinois will be compensated up to $15,000. wells fargo says it agreed to the settlement to avoid litigation. the "y-me" not-for-profit group is shutting down after 35-years. "y-me" has reportedly been facing financial issues for some time. since the late seventies the group has served as a support system for breast cancer victims and their families. more than 30,000 people participated in "y-me's" breast cancer walk last may, and the group raised two-million dollars. illinois state police are motorcyclists on the edens expressway. state police, along with officers from skokie and lincolnwood are targeting a stretch of the edens between devon avenue and old orchard road. the

cbs five reporter lynn ramirez on what investigators say the principal failed to do. the alleged molestation of five students. for failing to report the crime to police was yet another shock. perce the fall guy. >>> the district attorney's office has issued an arrest warrant for a principal in veejay and gen seen here in a photo offering in thin. >>> in october 2011. and reported him specifically information that we believe the cause any reasonable person in her position to know that an active child abuse had occurred and she did nothing with automation with the school district to were all aware of the teachers convex had no way of knowing that the concept was of a sexual nature the d.a. says the principal did eventually notified the district office but evidence in the case was lost in the meantime. the parent parsley brought in the jacket that the child was wearing during the incidents ends that jack had is this is this tuesday night. >>> should turn the jacket to the parents of the parent has now lasted several times. and any forensic or evidentiary value that the j

the principal got complaints that she yelled too much. she maintains no laws were broken. her daughter was in the locker room while the camera was rolling. >> i don't understand why somebody would go to such lengths to break a law to get something to go the way they wanted it to go. >> the principal could arrested and could go to prison for 20 years. >>> a lifeguard saved a man and then lost his job because help went out of his zone. it happened on a south florida beach. let me break it into legalese. it forbids guards from a privately run company to leave the station to help a swimmer in disstraes out of their jurisdiction, liability issues. >> i made my decision of taking the guy over the guard. >> tommy's fellow guards are leaving in disgust. tommy was offered the job back but said no. >>> let's go to our facebook page. this is our hot topic. you can sound off on our wmar facebook fan page at abc2news.com/facebook. >>> all right. very hot conditions, to say the very least. we have an excessive heat warning, warning, not an advisory for baltimore county, the entire city

the principal fields people who don't do their job to report should be faced with felony charges. >> yes, it makes the news and as far as her own personal accountability, what messages are an asset. apply the law needs to be changed. >> the principal says she's still employed and has not been suspended or fired. >> our viewers are sounding off about the charges on her facebook page. >>> the san francisco district attorney says his department is bringing the suspected gunman and triple murder case back to california as soon as possible. the man was arrested yesterday in north carolina and was picked up on a warrant on the fatal shootings of 40 -year-old anthony baloney. he's fighting extradition and he. >> we have things that have surfaced and we were finally able to cobble enough information together to develop an arrest warrant on him. >> in may he was convicted of first-degree murder. he denied that authorities waited until the trial was over to arrest rae us. but investigators say the two were gang members who mistakenly shot and killed them picking they were gang members. >>> in

. >> do you see principal anywhere on capitol hill.hat is the kind of -- i interviewed justice scalia who sees nobody in modern politics to compare with the founding fathers. the guys who created the federalist papers. this guy has been a justice for 25 years and really believes a malaise in ability and principal. >> there is probably a malaise in the actual body politic, but if you look at individual senators like patrick leahy or olympia snow, like chuck schumer, there so many individuals that i admire. i don't know why they can't seem to get things done. i know that the senator is retiring because she said it's just too discouraging. >> how do you think president obama has done? >> um, well, i thought it was interesting that he said he concentrated on policy because that makes sense to me with his character. one of the things that has come up with the show is to what extent any of these people are political animals. i have a feeling that clinton and johnson and maybe nixon and some of these people were real political animals. i don'

washed and any forensic value it had is now gone. >> attorney for the principal says, the principal, parents and schoolc?nyÑ district who wee all aware of the teacher's conduct had no way of knowing the conduct was of a sexual nature. >>> city college of san francisco has 100 days to fix major problems or lose accreditation. the alternative could be an end to the school. chancellor talked to a packed meeting about the possibility of city college losing its accreditation, state and possibly closing if the board doesn't fix serious problems in a hurry. the commission says city college has been falling down on-the-job problems like leadership weaknesses at every level, failure to react to ongoing reduced funding and spending a higher than average 92% of its budget on salaries and benefits. >> what have y'all been doing? look where we at now this situation. we shouldn't be in this situation. >> designed as insurance for students in the very worst-case scenario they will be taken care of they will be allowed to finish programs and transfer credits. >> 90,000 students attend city college.

we looked at every single principal in the waiver package including the principal few people seem to talk a lot on their burden they talk about this to be fair the department didn't ask for explicit information on this. we thought was a lost opportunity and we pointed this out in the first round states are looking for flexibility and the districts and schools are as well but we know there are some states that stood up and we mentioned those in the report. if we dig into each principle now in your hand out you will see to be clear what did the department asked of the states of readiness? the last couple things, to adopt new standards and assessments. they asked them to adopt new english-language proficiency standards and asked them and this is great and i think the continuation to report on college going and accumulation rates. when we looked across the states there were a couple things that stuck to us the interesting. we saw a handful of states are a couple of states actually the but channel of the teachers to work with english lerner's not just bilingual given the demographic chang

nada por los abusos del entrenador de fútbol a sus alumnos por 14 años >> del fbi dijeron que el principaltoridades no hicieron nada cuando una madre denuncio que lo abuso sexualmente en la ducha, porque no querían deteriorar la imágen a nivel nacional y por el programa de fútbol que era uno de los mas importantes >> el entrenador se retiro en el 99 como hombre importante del fútbol , independiente de la opinión sobre el o las autoridades , los logros de los futbolistas no tienen que ser minimizados y que fracaso en no hacer mas por el caso >> el ex coordinador de la universidad , abuso de niños usando prestifgio de famoso, tendrá 44 cargos criminales por abo >> an casa blanca dijeron que ocurrido en la universidad es un recordatorio para que velen por la condicion de sus alumnos, familias esperan cargos criminales contra los directivos >> no dijeron nada >> al regresar un capitulo mas de la operación martillo , veremos como son perseguidos >> acusacion de barco por discriminación a minorias >> molestia de cientificos por manejo de los medios respecto a los desastre naturales >> (♪ ♪) >> ♪

a jacket with a stain. >> the principal returned that jacket to the parents. thinking it was nothing and that is now washed and any value it had is now gone. >> the attorney for the principal issued a statement reading the child's parents and school district aware of the teacher conduct have no way of knowing that it was of a sexual nature. >> fremont police searching for two burglar who's ransacked a home in broad daylight while a 12-year-old girl was hiding in the closet. and there is tonya home alone while her father took his older daughter to school. she was able to call their mother, telling her to call 911. and. >> her father asked us not to reveal her identity. >> he opened a drawer, then left. i have a feeling they heard me whispering. and by the time police arrive they had took several computers and a black berry. >> this is i can't imagine what could have happened. she's brave enough to call the police if time. >> the family is now getting to know neighbors in case they need to call for help in the future. >> a yoga instructor enforcing a no cell pho

. >>> baltimore, principal centro comercial de maryland, le ha tendido una alfombra roja a los inmigrantes de la república dominicana. >>> se está llenando por el trabajo y toda la cosa, yo amo aquí y no me cambiaría por nada. >>> si me han parado la policía, nunca me han pedido papeles. >>> baltimore ha tomado medidas opuestas a las que aterran a inmigrantes como en arizona y alabama. >>> se prohibió que la policía pregunte por el estatus de las personas. >>> ella dice que la historia de la ciudad es de inmigrantes y dice que es desafortunado que en tantos sitios promuevan el odio contra inmigrantes. >>> esta mexicana indocumentada, aprecia el buen trato. >>> tratan bien a la gente, la alcaldesa que está ahora, se procupa por los inmigrantes. >>> ha sido una ciudad que nos ha recibido con las manos abiertas. >>> la policía incluso reconoce las tarjetas de@ identidad de l casa mmaryland. >>> esto se debe en parte a la erosión de su población, son responsables por la mitad de la población y aquí los ven como parte esencial de su futuro. >>> en la ciudad dicen que son muchos más, la alcaldes

the principal of the mother. wendy long.now, she hides in her daughter's backpack in the -- goes in the locker room basketball. hidden camera. >> bill: to do what? >> to take video of this coach because is it a man or woman coach. >> woman coach. >> principal. >> in her daughter's backpack. >> to videotape the coach's behavior. >> privacy. >> the coach is suing the principal? >> no, this is what is happening. the principal has been suspended and has criminal charges against her for wiretapping and improper photograph for the wiretapping. she is looking at 20 years and improper photograph. she is look at 180 days. >> she will be acquitted. >> show won't get 20 years. >> guilty. >> down to a misdemeanor or something like that. >> bill: can't put a hidden camera. >> in a girl's backpack. >> there is expectation of privacy. >> bill: all right, ladies, we appreciate it very much. charles krauthammer on deck. why are so many americans getting food stamps under the obama administration? what is the why behind that? charles is going

they came together last night remembering their former principal dr. william norman. they say he was murdered and two teens have since confessed to the crime and he was the first principal at chesapeake in pasadena from 1976 until 1983. in the 5:00 half hour we're going to hear if those who knew him -- from those who knew him. >>> a wrong-way crash on i-97 last month. police say alcohol was a factor after originally saying it doesn't. it happened june 13set and two peopledy -- 13th and two people died including kelly whit. the driver of the other car also died. >>> this morning the tankers involved in the massive train fire in columbus, ohio are still burning. this was breaking news yesterday on "good morning maryland" and those tankers must cool before the remaining ethanol can be removed from inside them. that will let investigators get in for a closer look as they try to figure out what caused that train to derail. they are departmented to be at the scene for the -- expected to be at the scene for the next ten days. >>> the storm has passed and now the questions be

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now, officials are also going after the school's principal saying that she knew what was going on andd. investigators are accusing it, all with her of failing to report the child abuse after a parent can afford in october. the teacher was not arrested until january. >> those with the district attorney's office said the principal works here and they say she was well aware of the fact that a student may have been sexually assaulted by a teacher. i >> we believe that in october of two of 11, information is given to teachers with any reasonable person would have known that an active child abuse occurred. >> the principal the you see here did her own investigation according to the d.a.'s office. there were five alleged victims of this man, a former second grade teacher was now behind bars awaiting trial. i did speak with those in the evergreen school district would only say that they are committed to providing a safe learning environment. the principle in this case faces a misdemeanor charge and is still principal at this elementary school. >>pam: a man found shot and killed today in oakla

william norman was like a father morn a principal. body was found last week in a florida canal with a bag over his head and duct tape covering his mouth. police have arrested two teens who they say confessed to beating, binding and gagging norman possibly for money. norman worked for the anne arundel county school system from 1961 to 1989. he was the first principal at chesapeake high from '76 until '83. and an auditorium was named after him. former students say the lessons norman taught have stuck with them. >> it doesn't matter what you had done. what trouble you could have gotten into, whether it was your mouth in my case, it was usually that for me. he knew there was another reason i was mouthing off to a teacher. it was because you know something was going on at home. >> reporter: now details of the scholarship that's being set up in dr. norman's honor still being worked out and we'll let you know more as we get it. linda so, abc2 news. >>> funeral arrangements have been made for alec cosgarea, he was a standout swimmer from the

one is, it's the principal makes judgments. and it's not just about objective measures, not just about test scores. you know, teaching is a fundamentally human enterprise and in order for our schools to become more meaningful and in your to you touring and teach as at a higher level, we have to recognize what it means. and what that means is the prael has to make their own judgments about their team. and not have a city or a state make those judgments based solely on test scores. >> isn't there a danger if you are relying mostly on the principal's subjective opinion, that you could end up with personality conflicts leading to knob sort of scoring? >> that's exactly, you know, what the critics do claim about that idea. about you, an and this is what happens in all charter schools. so the principal has to be held equally accountability. and the principal has to be held accountable for everything, including test scores. in schools like ours, you know, the teachers are not only do they not live in fear, they are absolutely passiona

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that principal system is new. to use that information, to have multiple measures, student growth a significant factor. when we look across the plans, states, very widely and what measures they would use, what weight they give to the individual measures including what they would use as the student growth measure and how much they weigh that. louisiana was straight guard. 50/50. 50% student learning, 50% other measures. delsz -- delaware didn't use numbers, they have components. the fifth component has bench marks so teachers have to make satisfactory student growth, and if they can't, they are not rated effective. in terms of technology, we thought it was interesting. states are not diffusing technology to capture information, but provide 24/7 professional development to teachers, help teachers track what part of the evaluation happens and what the results were. lastly, a couple states took the bull by the lorns on teacher equity ensures that students, all students, have equal access to effective teachers. they did