steve schmidt, what kind of speech should the president give in that house chamber? what kind of speech will the president give in that house chamber? >> it shouldn't be an american carnage speech. should be america is a shining city on the hill. optimistic. forward looking. but should also acknowledge the divisions in the country. and it is the job of the president of the united states to try to unify the country. and that's been surely lacking in the first 30 days of this, this presidency. and lasty, it's important the speech be reality based not about election victory, about the crowd sizes. no false statistics, no fake news. real speech by the president of the united states. in a dangerous world to the american people. let me go to gene. what is the likelihood we will have bad behavior next tuesday night. i am worried. >> bad behavior. i actually don't think it is very likely. i don't think there is going to be, he is going to be hooted down or anything like that. i do worry the speech president trump gives will be nothing like the speech, steve schmidt described

commander schmidt.we'll continue to to encourage our members to sign up to the beaches legislative action alert and we will make frequent visits to the legion's online legislative center. we pledge to continue to work hand-in-hand with our american legion inside the american legion. to advocate for public policies and funding that improve the well-being, quality and quality of life for our troops, veterans and their families. we will continue to fight for a strong, well-equipped military to keep our nation strong and free. commander schmidt, thank you for the opportunity to address the family at today's commanders call and to all the veterans. thank you for your service, both in and out of uniform. [applause] >> madam president can i thank you or we can do for the american legion family. since its inception, the american major net dedicated itself not only to veterans themselves, but to their families. this is one reason the sons of the american nation was created in 1932. the sons of the american legio

his name is richard schmidt.l authorities say he planning targeted attacks on african-americans and jews. ofestigators found the lists names to be assassinated. he was sentenced to less than six years in prison after a federal judge said prosecutors had failed to adequately establish he was a political terrorist. his case is not the only one involving terror threats by a white supremacist that received little coverage by mainstream media. on monday, the trial of was -- heminister -- was traveling to kill using a machete. he saw himself as a religious warrior, and wanted to kill muslims to show his cocommitment to his christian god. his trial began on the same day that the president falsely claimed during a speech to u.s. central command at macdill air force base in florida that the media is intentionally covering up terrorist attacks. president trump: we have seen what has happened in paris, nice , all over europe -- it is happening. it has gone to the point where it is not t being reported, , an many caseses, th

[cheers and applause] >> in 2011, we awarded our wendy schmidt oil clean up xchallenge. the winners, elastec american marine with a million dollar check. and this, of course, is the prize that they won for more than doubling the industry best standadard for oil clean up that had existed to that point. >> prizes have actually been around for over 300 years. back in 1714 was the longitude prize. it was a $20,000 prize put on by the british government to help us figure out where we were from a longitudal basis when we were crossing the oceans. and everybody assumed when they put this prize out there that it would either be a ship's captain or it would be an astronomer that won this prize. and it was actually a clock maker. and he was this outside innovator that nobody ever would have expected to win a prize like this. napoleon used prizes. we have canned food because napoleon's army needed to be fed and so they figured out a way to preserve food, right. lindbergh flew across s the atlantic for a prize. there was a $25,000 prize for the first person that could fly non-stop f

i'm joined by republican strategist and msnbc contributor steve schmidt, as well as jennifer daskell, associate professor of law at american university. i want to go to steve on this on the politics of this thing and your general sense. i mean, there is a background here. trump has called one judge, a mexican-american guy unreliable because he might have a prejudice against him. this case, he refers to a so-called judge. i'm going to ask the professor whether that's going to make some of these judges a little bit less happy to go along with the government position here. what do you make of this challenging the court, sort of andy jackson sort of thing going on here? >> i think it's totally inappropriate, chris. look, less than three weeks ago donald trump stood on the west front of the capitol, raised his hand, swore to preserve, protect and defend the constitution of the united states. we have an independent judiciary in this country. he's not a so-called judge. he was nominated by a president of the united states. he was confirmed by the united states senate. he's a judge. period. e

amongst them, google, and company boss eric schmidt inked and company boss eric schmidt inked a dealer access to a deal in september that gives cubans faster access to content from services like youtube. when you're running an internet business, the last thing you want to do is trade is half way across town to find a connection. some cubans are fed up, and have come up with inventive solutions. the result is to be found on solutions. the result is to be found o n roofto ps solutions. the result is to be found on rooftops in towns and cities across the nation. pole mounted antennas which appointed towards the local communities and centre, bring them internet access and even wi—fi. the practice is not exactly legal, but that minor detail does not deter cu ba ns but that minor detail does not deter cubans from getting their information fix. this is literally the weekly packet, referring to a highly organised service in backstreets and front rooms across the country, giving locals content downloaded of —— often only hours earlier via satellite. it is hugely popular with customers, who ca

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in northampton, massachusetts, rob schmidt, fox news. >> bill: here now to analyze, martha maccallum.ee here at 7:00 p.m. right before "the factor." everybody comfortable, safe spaces, politically correct, snowflakes. why don't you toughen up there in northampton? you if he didn't have cops, the place would be overrun. i am sorry. >> [laughs] >> bill: what say you, martha? >> of the program was to make everybody more comfortable. the kids would say, that police man, i know him, he is my buddy, i high-five him at school every friday. once a month that this was. once a month, the police officers would come out and high-five the kids. hey, tgif, it is friday. some of the parents decided come as you heard in rob's piece, up, that it might make some of the kids uncomfortable if they are children of comfort, color or undocumented. if anybody believes this will lead to pulling one of these children out of northampton, massachusetts, i think that is nuts. it is a very pc community. i went to schmidt college, amherst is not necessarily -- >> bill: i know there are a lot of knots that live in t

msnbc contributor steve schmidt and jason johnson politics editor at theroot.com. good morning, gentlemen. >> good morning. >> good morning. >> steve, let's start with you. how much pressure are republicans under to move their vote, not just this 24-hour talk-a-thon, but their phone lines are filled. you can't get through to say i don't want this woman. >> tremendous amount of pressure. this is a litmus test. republicans are going to support the president on this one, they are not going to take a walk. when you look at her testimony, she was clearly not competent to the task and so democrats have a point when they say, you know, this is just a person who is not qualified for the job. no republican is going to lose their job in two years time because they voted for betsy devos. this will pass. >> what does it mean for democrats, given how outspoken they have been this 24-hour show, if they can't move the needle, does it show their hand that, uh-oh, we can't get anything done. >> they have to do this. they have to keep up with the people protesting. the democrats hav

michael schmidt of "the new york times" and what is he doing now?connection who, by the way, the times, "the washington post" and other newspapers, mike, were trying to do that during the campaign as well, perhaps michael flynn is the thread that starts the unwinding of the russian connection. >> joe, i'm going to show you something. first, i want to ask you like your candidate running for president how would you characterist chark characterize vladimir putin and what is the correct answer? >> the correct answer is the answer that republican senators and congressmen gave for years until it became politically expedient to become cowards. my view is tom cotton's view of vladimir putin one who is courageous. he kills journalists who write stories that are inconvenient to him. he murders. he assassinates political rivals. john mccain and were i talking about this in his office yesterday. he murders and naeassassinates political rivals in the creme l kremlin. he is one of the subsidy stabilizing forces on the planet. >> so here is donald trump on bill o'

johnny sexton has an outside chance of being fit to face italy next weekend according to coach joe schmidt jackson will play against scotland with sexton sidelined with a calf injury. he has played 82 minutes for the national team in the last eight test matches. that is a real frustration for us and no different for them. but in the three six nations that i have been involved in, he has dominated. we are still hopeful that he can come back in and potentially do that for us. at the same time paddy has trained really well. former england and chelsea midfielder frank lampard has announced his retirement from football, calling time on a 21 year career. lampard won 11 major trophies with the london club, before spells at manchester city and new york city in the mls. patrick geary has more. frank lampard's abiding strength was timing, picking his moments. he has now decided to stop the clock on a remarkable career. others wanted him to carry on. even know about 38 having played in america for a year and a half by of his former coaches wa nted and a half by of his former coaches wanted to throw h

commander schmidt, we will continue to encourage our members to sign up for the legion's legislative action alerts and we will make frequent visits to the legion's online legislative center. we pledge to continue to work hand in hand with our american legion and sons of the american legion to advocate for public policies and funding that improves the well-being, quality, and quality of life for our troops, our veterans, and their families. we will continue to night for -- fight for a strong, well equipped military to keep our nation strong and free. and commander schmidt, thank you for the opportunity to address the legion family at today's commanders call and to all the veterans. thank you for your service both in and out of uniform. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> tonight president trump delivering his first address to a joint session of congress. we'll have live coverage when the speech begins at 9:00 easter

from "theael schmidt new york times" joining us to talk about his story.hank you for your time this morning. with that in place and some other elements of the story concerning michael flynn in place as well come of this morning, your thoughts on these conversations and allegations that have been put out there between the trump campaign and russian officials. 202-748-8001 for republicans. 202-748-8000 for democrats. 202-748-8002 for independents. the story we are focusing on is the conversation that michael smith had with us just moment , you can add various elements of the story going on surrounding that. let's start with harold in ohio. republican line. go ahead. first, i would like to say this is just utter nonsense and hysteria. this is fake news. what michael flynn did, he talks to a russian ambassador. it's not against the law. he talked to him in december. talknot against the law to about sanctions. he should not have lied to mike pence. to act like this is a huge conspiracy and that there's all these people in the donald trump campaign that was talk

schmidt has gone with the experience of the 31—year—old sexton for the visit of france on saturday eveningon. it'sjust fitness is never an issue forjohnny sexton. it's just making fitness is never an issue forjohnny sexton. it'sjust making sure that he is fully fit and he certainly is. he trained well today as well as tuesday. as expected, he is highly motivated to get into the game on saturday. straight after the narrow win against wales, eddie jones straight after the narrow win against wales, eddiejones said that he saw the game against italy as a chance to try out some new combinations. he has been true to his word with ben te'o. elsewhere, danny care starts at nine to inject pace. jonny may is on the wing. eddiejones says that he doesn't just want to beat italy on sunday, they were to dig the cleaners. we a lwa ys they were to dig the cleaners. we always said that he would experiment during this game. we do that every game. every selection of the experimentation. —— every selection is experimentation. you look at the players and emotional and physical well—being, you look at the oppos

i'm rob schmidt, now back to "watters world". to "watters world." >> i was a business guy. got good press. i have never -- i call it fake news. some of the networks and some of the papers -- the level of dishonesty where they will take a story that should be good. i know good from bad. jesse: cnn's chris cuomo * took it very personally. >> fake news is the worst thing you can call a journalist it's like an ethnic disparagement. we all have ugly words for people. that's the one for journalists. jesse: tonight we'll begin a segment examining fake news stories that have been pushed by the hide yeah since trump's election. the story about the mlk bust being removed from the oval office. daniel payne put together a rundown of some of the stories you may not have heard about. rumors spread on line hat transgender queens were killing themselves in response. multiple other outlets picked it up and the story was shared 100,000 times just on facebook alone. there was no factual basis for it. it wind up anti-trump hysteria. completely irresponsible. november 22, "new york" magazine wr

company boss eric schmidt inking a deal in december that gives cubans fast access to content from servicess, when you're running an internet—based business, the last thing you want to do is traipse across town to find a connection. so some cubans who are fed up with the government strategy on access have come up with their own rather inventive solutions. the results are found on rooftops in towns and cities across the nation, in the form of pole—mounted antennaes which are pointed towards the local communications centre, giving them internet access and even wifi. the practice isn't exactly legal, but as i discovered that minor detail doesn't deter cubans from getting their information fix. this is the paquete semanal, literally the weekly packet. it refers to a highly organised service in back streets and front rooms across the country, giving locals content downloaded often only hours earlier via satellite. there's pirated movies, news shows, documentaries, dramas, magazines and mobile apps. it's hugely popular with customers who can fill their usb drives with an entire terabyte, hundreds

jackson will be making his sixth start in eight games for ireland but head coachjoe schmidt is hopefulsaying he has an "outside chance" of being fit to face italy next weekend. i think he has probably played about 82 minutes for the national team in the last eight test matches. for us, it isa the last eight test matches. for us, it is a real frustration. no different for him. in the six nations, the three i have been involved in, johnny has dominated the number ten position. we're still hopeful he can come back in and potentially do that for us. at the same time, you know, paddy has trained well. former england and chelsea midfielder frank lampard has announced his retirement from football, calling time on a 21 year career. lampard won three premier league titles and a champions league trophy with the london club, before spells at manchester city and new york city in the mls. patrick geary has more. frank lampard's abiding strength was timing, picking his moments. he has now decided to stop embarking on his remarkable career. aged 38, having played in america for a year and a half, one

[laughter] moving along, i got a question for dave schmidt. i'm very interested in the -- you probably answered now, but the initiative, since you know biomass, that's a phrase i use, you already talked about the ethanols and all these -- the next steps, you already know how to handle it, what are challenges that you see right now for the next level? because i'm looking into that for the southeast, thinking, you know, we know biomass in the southeast. what will need to happen to be able to start looking into that new economic development? >> yeah. eastern oregon is about -- it is about little bit over 50% of the area is federal land, but over 70% of the forest falls within our national forest. and the capacity has declined substantially over the last 20 years to manage that. and in wallowa county alone, there is about 112,000 acres that broad scientific consensus says is in need of restoration and we're accomplishing about 1500 acres a year. and that has impacted everything that david and i have done . because some of the solutions that look g

joining me now, republican strategist steve schmidt and msnbc contributor. steve, what do you make of the world view of bannon and miller specifically as it sort of forms itself into policy as we see expressed in the executive order. >> well, it's an absolutely radical world view, chris, and it's a departure from the bipartisan consensus that existed from harry truman through barack obama about the centrality importance of the united states as the anchor nation in a liberal global pluralistic world order that was ilt after the catastrophe of the second world war where 80 million people were killed and steve bannon is hostile to that global order. david petraeus was testifying today on capitol hill and he talked about the necessity of preserving that global order, that it's not self-sustaining, that it maintains itself through american commitment and so the notion that you saw with president trump saying things like "mexico has beaten us to a pulp," it's an absurdity. of course when you give consideration to those words. but when you look at the inaugural add

earlier today i went one-on-one with the defenseman nate schmidt about the matchup with edmonton. >>y are a good team. they play us tough in the environment. mcdavid is a special player. they have speed up front. erin: do you feel like you are a faster team? >> testing it out. test the waters with it. the team come out of the west and make sure this is one of the teams you measure up against. >> meanwhile, down in west palm beach, reining n.sh -- reigning m.v.p. is practicing but he can't throw fastballs. he suffers the most pain then. scherzer suffered a fracture at the base of his ring finger. >> i can throw a baseball with a modified grip. to me it is getting the ar to speed as fast as possible. they are going out to get my arm in shape. >> newly acquired bojan bogdanovic will make his wizards debut tonight when washington takes on the sixers. you would think that name would be hard to say but it's fun. bogdanovic. jonathan: a fun name to say. [laughter] thanks. michelle: doug, ready for the weekend. doug: it will change on us here with the cold front tomorrow. hit 71st. some suns

tomorrow, we have on our president's day hearing from gary schmidt, with the american enterprise institute talking about the recent piece on residential power. kimball.yl what is ahead in terms of the nuclear policy and then we have wright who is an author. all of that starts at 7:00 p.m. 7:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span and c-span radio. we hope you enjoy the rest of your sunday. ♪ >> newsmakers is next with democratic representative joe crowley. later, actor ashton kutcher testifies before congress on efforts he is leading to stop human trafficking and modern-day slavery. our guest on newsmakers this week is joe crowley in his 10th term in 2017.

from our partners with c-n-n...emily schmidt has the latest from washington.uesday morning, around the time donald trump toured the national museum of african american history and culture in washington--president donald trump: "this tour was a meaningful reminder of why we have to fight bigotry and ignorance and hatred in all of its very ugly forms."this jewish community center in la jolla , california felt hatred up close. even though the emailed bomb threat turned out to be a false alarm-- the alarms keep coming. "the level of tension in the jewish community is pretty high."this week...a buffalo jewish community center got a threat...so did one in milwaukee...and someone toppled over a hundred dozens of granite headstones in a missouri jewish cemetery. the jcc assocation of north america reports at least 54 jewish community centers have faced threats since january-- just last week, a reporter asked president trump what the government planned to do about it. president donald trump: "i am the last anti-semitic person that you've ever seen in your entire life."

join the conversation, former senior strategist for john mccain presidential campaign steve schmidt andic policy, former democratic congressman harold ford jr. and from the capitol hill is jeremy peters. >> the "the wall street journal" had a column talking about the real democratic party and despite betsy devos' stumble, steve schmidt, you could see, even the republicans that were standing up to oppose betsy devos had been given money by the teachers unions. i didn't see elizabeth warren give that speech about our hud secretary she could have given the same speech about whether he was qualified to be hud secretary and she voted for him. so it's kind of hard to say, ah -- we all thought that betsy devos' performance was bad, but the difference is the teachers union wasn't opposing the hud secretary. >> 100%. look. i think that the ability of the education secretary to positively impact education negatively impact education is pretty overstated from a reality perspective. that being said, these teachers unions, some of the most p pernicious forces in american life. allow in los angeles.

. >> you've got ruth, derek, schmidt and homer simpson. >> does marsh get in there. >> but her hair shouldough the roof. >> another hall of fame. >> taller the hair the closer to god. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation pick that that one up in texas. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> will it be hot hot hot. >> it will be hot >>> breaking news right now on "good day philadelphia" fire fighters battling will a massive hotel fire, in new jersey, steve keeley is live on this one. >>> also another murder, rocks the city of chester as police there are trying to figure out who is responsible, and why. >>> and, pack it in your pouch where you will no longer be able to carry your cell phone in philadelphia and why the security they are taking, and sixers aren't only ones raising the cat why local an hall shelters are getting in on the act, love it. >>> good day, everybody it is a try. >> yeah. >> tgif. we have made it through another one. it seemed like one weeks, th

. >> schmidt allowed his team to play beach of volleyball training during the week in an effort to easeension. against frankfurt, three points are a must. >> we certainly won't be able to play at our absolute best at the moment. we just him have the necessary confidence. that only comes after a few victories. but we are still in a position to play well. >> and that against a team dripping with confidence. frankfurt are now third. the coach has built a team that is compact and difficult to beat. >> the pressure is on them regarding their somewhat relaxed , and hopefully we can get something out of the game. >> if they do end up taking something home for their trip, then the heat will continue to rise for certain. sarah: speaking of rising heat, a fine of 100,000 euros after fan trouble at last week's match. banners were held up and laser pointers were directed at players. the punishment only refers to what happened inside the stadium, not the attacks on fans outside. they have until monday to decide whether to except or contest it. cross-country skiing world champion has been banned for

ar, history in >> civil war has something it, remarked ut carl schmidt. is a common political unit and because both warring sides t the same time, absolutely affirm and absolutely deny this common unit. booktv.org, for the complete schedule. >> and i think a lot of these ids look at huge ideas, take twitter, uber, and they seem conversationally like a seinfeld episode, if we had this, this could happen. they felt like, i could do this like this. it was so much harder. night, on q&a, staff wolfe, looks ander at world of start-up necessary silicon valley and the young who venture there with hopes of becoming the next big success story. her book "valley of the gods." actresss like the coming to l.a. and they end up wait for itress and their big day. t is harder to be elon musk than tom cruise. instagram and uber, people have a them didn't just lucky break, the stories were coding rs and years of and engineering, they have qualifications that i can't even imagine. >> sunday night 8 eastern on c-span's q&a. >> "washington journal" continues. host: our next gue

meyer beat fellow council members eleanor schmidt and michael demarco. it was called after richard silverthorne was resigned last month. he was charged in drugs for the city council appointed stieve stomach brace as interim mare. he will stay in the job until meyer is sworn in. a federal appeals court is expected to rule in days on whether president trump's ban on immigrants is constitutional. they heard arguments from the justice department and from lawyers with washington state who challenged the order. the appeals court will decide whether to up hold or up hold the ban. in an unusual's move tonight's' hearing was conducted by phone. it took an historic move by vice-president mike pence to break a tie to confirm betsy devos as the next secretary of education. the vote came down to 54 and 50 against. pence cast his vote in favor of devos and tabled the motion to reconsider the vote. democrats spent 24 hours urging republicans to vote against devos. only gop senators voted vice-president pence swore devos into office a few hours after that receipt. devel

." >> civil war has something atrocious about it remarked the german political theorist karl schmidt. it's fraternal war because it's conducted within a common political unit and because both warring sides at the same time absolutely affirm and absolutely deny this common unit. >> go to booktv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> and i think a lot of these kids look at these huge ideas, you take twitter, you take uber, air bnb, and they seem like conversationally almost like a "seinfeld" episode, oh, if only we had this then this could happen. and they felt like oh, i could just do this like this. and it was so much harder. >> reporter: sunday night on "q&a," "wall street journal" staff reporter alexandra wolf looks at the world of start-ups in silicon valley and the young people who have ventured there with hopes of becoming the next big success story. in her book "this valley of the gods." >> a lot of them felt like -- it felt like the rush of hollywood actresses to l.a. and they end up being a waitress and they wait for their big day. but i feel like it's harder to be elon mu

. >> you've got ruth, derek, schmidt and homer simpson. >> does marsh get in there. >> but her hair shouldoof. >> another hall of fame. >> taller the hair the closer to god. >> more entertainment news straight ahead on fox 29 with tmz and dish nation pick that that one up in texas. stay tuned for chasing news followed by the simpsons. we're back for your fox 29 morning news and "good day philadelphia". >> will it be hot hot hot. >> it will be hot hot hot. >> bob kelly and sewer serio. >> have weather and traffic covered all morning. fios is not cable. we're wired differently. so we wired the wagner's house with 150 meg internet. which means that in the time it takes mr. wagner to pour a 20oz. cup of coffee, tommy can download 40 songs, and jan can upload 180 photos. 12 seconds. that's the power of fiber optics. get 150 meg internet with equal upload and download speeds, tv and phone for just $79.99 per month for the first year. cable can't offer internet speeds this fast at a price this good. only fios can. what's more magical than with top prizes of $50,000? the answer's winning... on the

the race is between council members michael demarco, david meyer and eleanor schmidt.ls open in about 15 minutes at six a-m. they close at seven o'clock tonight. students at savoy elementary school are staying home for a second straight day. this-- as cleaning crews get to work inside their school building. the school is closed indefinitely as the building is being cleaned because of bedbug and rat infestations. all rugs and blankets have to be thrown out and replaced. students will attend classes at ferebee hope elementary school starting tomorrow. the wizards 17 game home winning streak is over.. it was snapped by the defending champion cleveland cavaliers in an overtime thriller! here we go..with the wizards down three in the fourth quarter bradley beal ties it with a three. he poured in a game high 41 points. now just a few possessions later with the wizards up by three. kevin love with the full court pass to lebron james..and he nails the three to tie the game and send it to overtime! and in the overtime after james fouled out, it was all kyrie irving..he scored 1

emily schmidt is in washington with more on these mixed messages.esident trump marked presidents' day with an all- caps tweet that sounded part holiday, part campaign. it's a message he's repeated in recent days. president donald trump: it's now been one month since my inauguration and i am here to tell you about our incredible progress in making america great again.across the country, people gathered to say the progress is anything but. mos: donald trump has got to go!rallies in major cities attracted protesters for what they called "not my presidents' day." protests also stretch overseas. mos: i think offering president trump, cause that's what he is, a state visit, is entirely inappropriate.in london, people gathered outside of parliament, where members set aside three hours to debate if president trump should get a state visit to the u.k. protesters in brussels had a message for visiting vice president mike pence, who, in turn, had a message for european leaders.vice president mike pence: it is my privilege here at the nato headquarters to expre

hall of famer mike schmidt will be among teams guest instructors this spring, phillies say manager pete mackanin and coaching staff will be assisted by larry anderson, chad durbin and brad ledge as well as wes helms and manager charlie manual. pitchers and catchers report a week from monday, full squad due in florida, february the 17th. >>> two of the biggest names in basketball are going toe to toe. we know charles barkley, from being out spoken but rarely to we hear lebron james react to criticism in this way. after barkley called lebron a weiner for reportedly de handing the cavilers look for another play headachier, lebron responded 36789 time champ said he is a hater what makes what he says credible because he is on tv? i will in the lit him difficulties difficult respect my legacy like that. i'm in the the one who threw somebody through a window. i never spit on a kid. i never had unpaid debt in las vegas. i never said i'm in the a role model. i never showed up to all-star weekend on sunday because i was in vegas partying all weekend. charles replied last night. >> clearly he goog

the race for his successor is between council members michael demarco, david meyer and eleanor schmidts at savoy elementary school are staying home for a second straight day. this-- as cleaning crews get to work in building. the school is closed indefinitely as the building is beingclbecause of bedbug and rat infestations. all rugs and blankets have to be thrown out and replaced. starting on wednesday, students will attend classes at ferebee hope elementary school. covering metro-- the transit company is saying "so long" to some of it's cars. the 4-thousand series will be taken out of service beginning next week. right now -- there's about 82 of those cars still in service. the goal is to get them all replaced by the end of the year. a heart-stopping rescue effort at a train station in china. it's all caught on video, and before we show it to you-- we want to tell you that the girl is safe. watch the little girl in the blue jacket-- she falls right between the train and the station platform-- and gets stuck! her family- and other travelers rushed to stop the train from leaving- and pul

. >> reporter: ryan schmidt used to water for the santa clara water valley district. now a belmont resident he said channels into the bay need more maintenance. >> a lot of them are cement channels, but if they're filled with sediment and rock, then their flood carrying capacity is reduced. >> reporter: earlier this evening people who live in san mateo county or passing through got text alerts warning of possible flooding. san mateo county set up these sandbagging stations for homeowners in the area. at one point they alerted them to move to higher ground if flooding were to occur. closer to the coast in pacifica the rain came down, but for these guys the surf was up. >> it's one of the few places where the wind is not messing everything up. so it's been fun. >> reporter: a major concern for this area, sinkholes. this one just. ed -- just patched up from the last major storm. back in belmont live the water levels are high but not flooding stage. the flash flood warning has been lifted for this area without any major problems. cate cauguiran, kpix5. >>> if you go out l