. >>> new at 6:00, brown is the new green as at least p one bay area golf course rote ranch golf course in antioch is letting some of its grass die off. kpix 5's ryan takeo with the ambitious plan steve millions of gallons of water. >> miami williams' favorite golf course has a new view. that's because the golf course at rote ranch is cutting its water use by 30%. >> we're in the three-year draught it is very scary. >> the idea came in the last couple of months as local leaders have been begging for conservation. >> why can't the golf courses do the same thing. >> it's no secret goal courses use a lot of water. ed a it all up and rotty plans to use 40-gallons less. >> a little bit of brown stuff. >> it was a little dry. i hate to use the pun it was a little rough. >> the only green is right near the sprinkler head. the sprinklers have been off for the last couple of weeks. >> with the outlying sprinklers not in use, workers hand watering like here on the number one green and the surrounding rough. but they aren't the only ones doing this nationwide. >> when i pulled up and saw the signs

it was rote and bad ant not good. the effort of memorization, there was a sense of accomplishment. for the boys at the school it's like a talisman. history is a table upon which we can still have a social discourse. we have bill o'reilly and nancy pelosi and all the five living presidents contributing to this. do they see eye to eye on current events? no, of course not. but the gettysburg address is a place to begin, to restore the civil discourse, to appeal to the better angels of our nature, abraham lincoln himself would say. and to repair the things we've lost in our educational system and the things we share in common. that's what the gettysburg address is. >> and it's impossible t not to agree with everything lincoln said, the beauty of his words resonate. >> this is doubling down on the hypocrisy, on the jefferson's declaration that we hold these truths to be se self-evident, that all men are created equal, he owned over 200 slaves. we have a new birth of freedom. the first sentence he talks about if past, the second sentence he talks about the present, and he's willing us, b

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but then the testing system became about rote memorization.is the way most americans were being taught. >> exactly. lou: it was not a bad results civic you cannot get a middle-class jobs in america if you don't know how to apply knowledge. lou: we have 20 million people who are unemployed who were outstanding, they can read and have high-school degrees at the very the state cannot find a job because it does not exist to make that my friend is another problem. lou: it goes together we hear them talking about trading. that is one of those horror stories of modern politics to talk about trading for jobs. that don't exist, and that none of us understand will be created. what way the to do is a great equalizer is public education. >> so i take a step back the polarization gives me a headache every day. so we have to do three things for kids read the to help them develop relationships with each other and to help kids applied knowledge and then to apply it to take him problem solved in to learn persistence and resilience. the all have bad thing as ha

interactive ways and need to be engaged with more readily than expected to learn wrote by text -- rote by textbook. we don't have a lot of data to back that up so we need to have candid conversations and candid approaches to ensure that we are not wasting talent or dreams, because that is not good for anyone. is --en the third candidly, we also need more forums like this for young women because this is a safe space to have conversation, to be able to talk about the different challenges that so many of us have faced. i think that the barriers change over time. they are different when you are a fourth grader than when you are a college student or graduate student or young professional. but they are very real and each needs different solutions and i think one of the important whotions for young women are your age or at my age, a little bit older, is to have forums like this and you have mentors who can help curate conversation and if necessary force the conversation so that we can grapple our internal feelings as much as our external feelings and move forward. >> following up on that, do

. >> i like the idea that math is more than just the rote adding and subtracting and moving on. >> butsoned teacher is trading places with her kids and turning her whiteboard over to the coach. >> i'm a teacher, and my students are other teachers. say hello, student. >> hello, student. >> dwayne is one of one instructional coaches in the pleasanton juunified school district. today's subject? a numbers talk. >> how did you get 45 as your final answer? >> i come into the classroom, model how to do it. it's really an apprenticeship. >> you want to continue to improve. and when you're in the classroom, you're pretty isolated. >> the district superintendent says coaching for new teachers is standard. but coaching for educators with decades of experience is novel. >> one method is -- >> in that it elevates not just one teacher but an entire staff. >> our goal is really to have these coaches impact other teachers who are great teachers, who want to do things differently and to continue to improve their practice. so that we have a lot of coaches. >> she couldn't agree more. >> i'm going to sha

bucks county, 202 between 611 and lower state rote and 611 along easton road and ferry road.e $1.5 million project is aimed at stopping crossover crashes. >>> we now know the official cause of death for michael ward, the man known as birdie africa. his death in a hot tub was drowning due to extreme intoxication. one of two survivors in the move bombing in 1985 when philadelphia police dropped a bomb on a radical group called move. that unforgotable video there, video tape exclusively caught by pete cane. he is being led away. he went on to live with his father and took on the name michael ward. he was 41 when he died last fall. >>> the philadelphia dirs ricket attorney has charges against a woman and her boyfriend after her 6-year-old daughter took heroin to school. endangering the health of a mi mor. the mom is charged with an extra count of child endangerment. the charges have to do with the condition of the home. this is video of the child's mom from earlier this week as police escorted her. a teacher discovered her 6-year-old daughter was showing classmates nearly a dozen

but the question is can she convey that beyond a kind of rote -- she's great on the issues.icans agree with her on the issues. but the question is can she inspire and lead? >> you think that americans don't know who the real hillary clinton is? >> i believe that utterly. that's why i wrote "a woman in charge". >> don, can i -- >> i think that carl has a standard of introspection and that is valid. but hillary clinton is a popular political leader. in 1958, maggie, we didn't know what john kennedy's program was for the future. we got plenty of time, you're absolutely right. this campaign will be about the future and the economic issues again. i'm going to look forward to republicans attacking hillary clinton for being in favor -- >> it's not 1958. people want to know personal things about their candidates. that was the issue in 2008. >> i'm not disagreeing with that. i'm saying it's early, two years away, one year before a campaign to start to raise those examinations. but i think that the hillary clinton you saw tonight and that i've known for over 40 years you saw the laugh

of the men who served with him are telling reporters he is a desserter, soldier who reportedly once rote he was ashamed to be an american and in congress, some runs are slamming the white house -- republicans are slamming the white house for the deal with the taliban that led to the release. sergeant bergdahl spent five years? the honda the taliban after he went missing from from an army outpost to free him the united states traded five top taliban leaders from the prison on game bay. critics in come says the swap tells terrorists there's a price on our soldier's heads but the white house is strongly defending the deal and saying it was the right thing to do. >> whether it's the japanese or the north koreans or others, we have engaged in prisoner exchanges in the past. we don't -- the united states -- does not leave our men and women in uniform behind. >> but some of sergeant bergdahl's fellow soldier does not share the sense of celebration, apparently. according to some who served with him, sergeant bergdahl walked off to the job and into enemy hands, after he wrote e-mails to his paren

vehicle unit sales rising nearly 10% income from the company's auto finance business rote 8.7%, the stock currently trading up about 18%. auto nation also higher, goldman sachs upgrades the car retailer based on a strong growth outlook. auto nation trading up as well about 3%. simon and sue, back to you. >> the dow and s&p hitting new intraday highs, and rebound in the small caps. sounds good if you're bullish. joining us you are two fund managers who say u.s. manufacturing is coming back. they're bullish on industrials. eric marshall is co-portfolio manage of the fire-and ron sloan is chief investment officer of invesco's global core equity team. happy friday. let me start with you, eric, if i can't. if manufacturing is coming back, that certainly does bode well. those those who say, though, that this market is fairly valued, maybe a little bit overvalued, are you still finding places to put cash to work? >> you know when the markets near a 52-week high, i think it's important to for him cuss on valuations, and we're out there talking to a lot of companies. you can still find pockets of

the question is can she convey that behind the kind of rote -- she is great on the issues.cans agree with her on the issues. almost every poll shows. the question is can she inspire and lead? >> you think after all of these years the americans don't really still don't who the real hillary clinton is? >> i believe it, it is why i wrote "a woman in charge". >> do you believe that, lanny? >> well, first of all, i think carl has a standard of getting to know people from within. that is perfectly valid. hillary clinton is a very popular political leader, in 1958, maggie, we didn't know what john kennedy's program was for the future. we have plenty of time. you're absolutely right. this campaign will be about the future and the economic issues again. i'm going to look forward to republicans attacking -- >> it is not 1958, people want to know personal things about their candidates. >> absolutely. >> i'm just saying -- >> i'm not disagreeing with that. i'm saying it is a little early, two years away. at least one year away before the campaign begins to start to raise those expectat

i hate to say it becomes easier because we can almost do this by vo rote. guaranteeded where they said this is a contained situation, clearly there will be students brought out. they may come out with hands up as we've so often seen. amongst the younger one, it's typically in a chain formation where they hold hands. i don't think when i got into this business i would know all of this before seeing those pictures, but that just seems to be the standard operating procedure at this point. do you know anything about the people who have gathered outside whether, you know, obviously parents are asked to stay away, but they're there, do we know who they are? >> i'm sure that some of them are neighbors and bystanders. parents are worried about their kids so you can't blame them for showing up there and being, wanting to be there, to see what is happening. they're asking them to please go to another location nearby. so they can also get away from the media and, you know, deliver the news to them, whatever the latest is. they can get some information about the safety

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that's reason i rote the book to speak from the people across america, those of us who have these sets of values, but also speak to the republican establishment, that we have to stop focusing on i think extraneous issues. the idea that we have to abandon the family and abandon life. well, the people i'm just talking about happen to share our values on those, and they're willing to vote for us if we can show them we actually care about them. i cite this in the book. in the exit polls, there was 23 -- i think 23% of the population on the exit polls said that the number one issue for them was, does he care about people like me? and barack obama got 81% of the votes and they were by and large people in the lower and middle income areas, and it's not that his policies were helping them. in fact they were destroying a lot of their opportunities and their chance at the at the amern dream but they didn't think we care and it was teddy roosevelt said people don't care what you know until they know that you care. so we have to have policies, not just rhetoric, that connect, and i think we can re

they get into town so he is still with the rote taryns. they're still killing time so they went to the local hardware store. the meeting finally starts and mccullough looks at the assistant attorney general and says, i'm going to tell you two things i'll support this bill so long as you commit the senate not weaken this bill. i kind of like the sound of that myself. and two, that the credit for moving this bill is shared between both parties. i like the sound of that as well. [applause] and so the deal was struck. and a year later when the final tes neered, the house paused for a standing ovation for william moore mccullough. there is no indispensible man, but there is a common man. one who makes no distinction between the assistant attorney general and the local ro tearian. he doesn't use the status for personal gain. he uses it to serve others. is him, the biggest thing the right thing. it isn't a household name. it doesn't doesn't have to be. you can find him right there not in the fanfare but in the fabric of history. my hope is that t

there are three -- in the rote kohl there are, i'll summarize. there are three categories of compensation. one, we will compensate eligible death claims. unfortunate, innocent victims who died. remember, contributory negligence not a factor, we're not even looking at it. we will compensate individual victims of the accident who are eligible. second, a second category, a special second category. we will compensate eligible catastrophic injuries defined in the protocol. quadriplegics, paraplegics, permanent brain injuries requiring continuous care, double amputees, pervasive burn victims with burns over their entire body. these are the type of catastrophic injuries that are a special category as defined in the protocol. the third category of compensation, less serious, more moderate physical injuries. requiring either hospitalization within 48 hours of the accident or, for those moderate injuries where the victim of the accident did not even go to the hospital or didn't stay overnight, outpatient medical treatment within 48 hours of the accident. t