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there were moving messages from sabrina potter and rhonda johnson of oakland and davis, the newly elected congresswoman . >> i want you to be educated i want you to be leaders and not followers. >> reporter: john legend moderated the conversation and gave a powerful message of some. steph curry . >> there was self-confidence that was not natural for me. i was a good kid in the sense that i think i was kind to people. i didn't have a mean spirit. but i did not have a sense of purpose. or a clear sense of direction through a big chunk of my high school years. >> reporter: the young man asked questions about everything from criminal justice reform to masculinity. >> they do amazing work. also, i was privileged. >> reporter: there were conversation starters that turned to tools.the day, it was that energy in the room. you can feel it and 70 walked away inspired to spark change in their community for the leaders of tomorrow. ktvu, fox 2 . >> fabulous. that is nice to see that. >>> the report says san francisco schools are not engaging students to keep them in the classrooms. we dive into the l

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the plane was evacuated and is being searched by rhonda fusil experts. members of the national swimming team were among the passengers. tonight, france has recalled its ambassador to italy in protest of the series of verbal attacks by the italian government. french president emmanuel macron summoned the ambassador back to paris for consultations. relations between italy and france have grown increasingly tense mostly because of disagreements over migration policy. at a news conference today, italy's interior ministry outlined his country's grievances while also insisting italy would welcome talks.s. >> over the past tate of years on the french italian border, the french government, which thinks it is so generous and hospitable, sent back more than 60,000 people including women and children. some were abandoned in the middlele of the night. to me, that is not the behavior of a civilized country. italian police will be forced to reject trains entering italy from france. brent: the future of airbus' prestigious a-380 is on shaky ground yet again. australia'

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rhonda barnwell works in the detention center and says the waterfront facility is a icebox for employeesat as well. they can't speak. their throats are hurting. >> reporter: since sunday, these small reading lights are all that illuminates their cells. the fire department says a small electrical fire plunged the federal lock-up into darkness and sparking fear among those in the building. >> we have dark spots and moving inmates and there is no light so we are really afraid for their safety, as well as the inmates because it's a lot of areas where we cannot see. some of the officers got injured today trying to lock the inmates back in the cells. >> reporter: problems didn't start with that electrical fire. employees told a congresswoman velasquez during her tour at the facility on friday the place has been without heat since january 21st. >> they have to work with their coats, their gloves, covering their heads, that it was the cold weather, the temperature was -- >> reporter: new york reported the detention facility was experiencing staffage shortages and forcing the warden to shut down

rhonda mcdaniel chairman of the dnc is asking the fwoor penalize her. she could have put it to bed a month ago when she had the opportunity but she didn't do it. so she is continuing to be on defense instead of offense. >> that is never a good place to be when you are launching a presidential. >> paul, is she still viable as a candidate? >> sure. i think she need to listen to get yours on the defense. if you are apologizing, you are losing, she has nothing to apologize, she believed a family legend. >> hold on, hold on. there could be a family legend, and then you go write it down? you don't even know, have you no idea if it's true and you write it down to identify yourself that way? i mean that defies credulity. >> this race is a very important question. who cares? even if she is potentially lying, which she's not, she may have been mistakes taken, there is no intent to lie. even if she was, that put her according to washington post 8458 lies behind donald trump. she should say this, in my state of massachusetts. >> calling someone a worst liar, that's

craig was convicted in 1979 for the murder of rhonda wikt and her 4-year-old son.2017 after new evidence and dna proved he did not kill the victims. >>> i want you to see some amaze voog. this is a food cart exploding in eugene, oregon, sunday. it damaged three surrounding buildings. it blew the door off a pub next door and triggered the taps spilling beer everywhere. that's the tragedy here. i can't believe we didn't lead with that. nobody was injured. a fire investigator say it may have been caused by a malfunctioning gas line. >> that worries me. >>> imagine this, john. peeking out and seeing this outside your door. a doorbell camera captured a 100-pound mountain lion on the prowl in a california residential neighborhood. oh, boy. the area was immediately cordoned off and people were urged to stay inside. after a few daring escapes, authorities finally captured the cat using a tranquilizer gun. animal control says once the cat was awake it was released back into the wild. not the suburban neighborhood, i hope. that's the best advertisement i've seen for those do

i have to stick with sanders because -- host: let's go to rhonda calling from new jersey. good morning. america,ood morning, my beautiful country that i love. michael bloomberg to run. he is a good mayor that is conservative. that will attract republicans and democrats. we can bring some stability back to our country and get back on track to be the capitalist country we are. i don't like sanders. he is a socialist. i don't like elizabeth warren. she is a socialist. we don't want a socialist country. we have so many people in our black community that our government dependent, and i cannot stand it another day. i cannot stand it. i worked my but off since i was 20 years old. because iat 62, only adopted my granddaughter and you did that time with her. michaelbelieve that bloomberg will put us back on the right track. i would love to see a michael bloomberg and kamala harris ticket. i don't think the country is ready for elizabeth warren. i believe this job is for a man. nobody can convince me of anything different. god bless you, america. i love you. host: let's go to louisi

chairman, i conclude by welcoming chief acevedo and acknowledging one of his extended constituents, miss rhonda hart is here. the mother of sadly a young lady, her very special daughter who was shot and killed in the santa fe shooting in houston, texas. chief acevedo rushed to that scene even though it was outside the jurisdiction of houston. he rushed to be of help. that's the kind of chief chief acevedo is. thank you very much. mr. chairman i yield back. >>> thank you very much. i thank the gentle lady. continue with our last couple of sbrukss. dr. joyce lee malcom is the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment at george mason university's antonin scalia law school. dr. malcom holds a bachelors degree from barnard technology in my district and a masters of arts appear dr. from brand ice university. robyn thomas is the executive director of gifford as law center. holds a bachelors degree from duke university and a juris doctor degree from the university of miami school of law. we well our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in today's hearing

chairman, i conclude by welcoming chief acevedo and acknowledging one of his extended constituents, miss rhonda hart is here. the mother of, sadly, a young lady, her very special daughter who was shot and killed in the santa fe shooting in houston, texas. chief acevedo rushed to that scene even though it was outside the jurisdiction of houston. he rushed to be of help. that's the kind of chief chief acevedo is. thank you very much. mr. chairman, i yield back. >> thank you very much. i thank the gentle lady. continue with our last couple of introductions. dr. joyce lee malcom is the patrick henry professor of constitutional law and the second amendment at george mason university's antonin scalia law school. dr. malcom holds a bachelors degree from barnard technology in my district and a masters of arts and doctorate from brandeis university. robyn thomas is the executive director of gifford as law center. holds a bachelors degree from duke university and a juris doctor degree from the university of miami school of law. we welcome our distinguished witnesses and thank them for participating in to

rhonda was at the rally. how was it? >> the rally was incredible. i love this president.servative judges, and then the economy. and what he is doing for oil and gas in texas. it's wonderful. todd: thank you, now keith stood outside in the cold. couldn't get in the rally but decided to stay out there and watch it on the big screens despite the cold. that's why we have gotten him a hot meal. keith, why did you stay out in the cold? >> i'm very patriotic to this country and patriotic to our president. and i would have stood out there for many more hours if i had to. todd: all right, keith. thank you. debbie, besides supporting the president, you wanted to go there to support his pro-life agenda, why? >> the ones that aren't born yet we want those babies to be born. todd: thank you, debbie. finally heidi, you went there not only to support the president but to support his policies against sanctuary cities. why is that so important to you. >> because we need to do things the right way. come into this country legally and do it correctly. we don't want to be an example of someon

they had already completed a rhonda view. they jettison the gia.y managed and were cool and managed to pull the circuit breaker and get the thruster of the line. then using the reentry fosters they were able to slow the vehicle down. >> everybody's trying to make of solutions about what the problems are. the problem had is all of a sudden because when they came back into radio contact, they said i think they have managed to jettison the gina. i don't think there was much that we could have done in the control center for a power like that. >> you realize after the fact once they got around the had a very serious crime. >> >> did that make you rethink about how unsafe or safe this thing is? >> in this business, that was over there. nothings going to happen to me. everything's fine don't worry about it. space is so interesting. that was my feeling. >> >> i think so. i think the people that wanted to become astronauts had that curiosity and adventure gear to them that we were able to take that in stride. >> you are assigned the backup 10 crew. >> the b