you have no idea what is about to come your way and taking "cats," "school of rock" and, of course, "performance that's about to start right now. hit it, guys. >> music speaks to you and that is what matters. you, zack, come here. ♪ you ever play the electric guitar. >> my dad said it's a waste of time. >> here we go. ♪ grab a hold of your ax and try to pluck out this riff ♪ ♪ ♪ let your shoulders relax you don't wanna be so stiff ♪ here we go. ♪ keep on going don't stop take it over the top ♪ ♪ make each note really pop squeeze out every last drop ♪ ♪ give it one final whop and yes you're in the band ♪ >> what's your name? >> katie. >> ever play the cello. look at this. it's awesome. ♪ turn a cello this way and it's practically like a bass ♪ ♪ pop the strings when the play and watch how you shred my face ♪ ♪ if you offer me a cream i'll sniff if i find for myself ♪ ♪ yeah you're in the band okay, get them. come here. doesn't matter, dude. ♪ if you play the piano you can play the keys ♪ >> i want to play classical. >> so loosen it and strut your expertise ♪ >> i don't think i can ♪ ♪

with rock musicals like "jesus christ superstar" he's gone back to his rock 'n' roll rights. ♪ stick it to the man >> the story of "schoold do something about kids making music would be great fun. ♪ i pledge allegiance to the fan ♪ >> reporter: so what's next? >> right now i'm an unemployed composer looking for a new subject. >> reporter: for "good morning america," lama hasan, abc news. >> get this, next year sunset boulevard comes back to broadway. that means that andrew lloyd webber will have not just three, but four shows o once. that is spectacular news. i think it's worth a little celebration. brandon, hit it. ♪ >> by rodgers & hammerstein prior so. ♪ mymy cookie exchangeripled. is super competitive. i want to go really big with my appetizers. we can do it without blowing our budget. oh yeah, this is great! my family really needs to be wowed this year! standing rib roast! wow. everything for the holidays. that's my giant. ♪ you're in the band >> back now with "gma's" magical, magnificent musical broadway mash-up. you have no idea what is about to come your way and taking "cats," "school of rock" and,

something like school of rock. you know, i was like, yeah, i know how to make that movie. - because that movie, that's an example of a movie that was quite commercial. in fact, it may have been the most successful movie you've done, commercially, of all the films over these years, and it was a movie that if you went in the front door and said this is a movie about a guy who's going to teach a bunch of kids rock and roll, and it's jack black, and everything else. you wouldn't have necessarily thought, that's a rick linklater movie. - [rich] no, definitely not. - but look what came from that. the movie, itself, had a lot of integrity. it was a much more interesting movie than if another person had made it, and the relationship with jack black, ultimately, probably made bernie happen the way it happened. - yeah, if i had not worked with him before, he wouldn't have risked what he risked, i think on bernie. he had to trust me, so we had that bond. and, i really know his abilities, too, so i'm a good director of him. - h

"cats," "phantom of the opera" and "school of rock" on "gma." here on "gma." >> and we have someone here in our audience, who inspires me, and i guarantee you he will inspire you. eric legrand who turned a paralyzing play on the football field to a life of giving back, an amazing young man, and we're really looking forward to talking to him in a little bit. that's coming up, and there he is right there. >>> and we have a big surprise also for someone in our audience. which is just in time for christmas. can't wait to make their holiday special. >>> hey, cecilia. >> amy, i'm coming up for you soon. >>> we begin with a travel nightmare playing out just as the holiday rush kicks off. hundreds of flights delayed in los angeles. leaving passengers stranded. one major factor in all of this, that nasty weather potentially impacting travel for millions. ginger is keeping track of it all. hey, ginger. >> cecilia, those delays average three hours at l.a.x. you can see the picture behind me. look at this video just sitting on the tarmac for hours. this hol

academy award nominee, whose credits include boyhood, slacker, dazed and confused, bernie, and school of rock. his latest film, everybody wants some, has just opened. he's richard linklater. this is overheard. (exciting music) (applause) (evan talking) (people laughing)

administrators are tapping on border communities for advice. >> many of the children in alam rock are enjoying their holiday vacation. now, the schoolistrict says they're learning some of those students will not return after the break. their families fearing deportation after the trump election victory. >> the meeting with the parents -- >> that's why the superintendent of the alam rock school district called an emergency meeting today. she just completed one of her home visits where she heard the fears firsthand. step two is coming up with a plan of action, to keep these kids in school. >> we want them to be calm and we want them to know we're working on it, it's not just promises on a piece of paper. >> one plan is to work with city, community leaders. another is to get advice from border patrol. >> they have to have protocols in place to address situations where one day the children and their parents are there, and the next day the parents can't come pick up the children. >> this school board member says the idea is to be proactive instead of waiting until children stop coming. >> you're worried? >> yes about. >> the fear is real

she's the superintendent of the alum rock school district in san jose. she's joined us here to talk about some very specific topics and important issues on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show, merry christmas. hilaria bauer: merry christmas to you, damian. damian: it's so great for you to be here. so, you've been on holiday vacation over at alum rock for about a week now. but you haven't sat at home and done nothing, like a lot of us do on vacation. you're doing something. tell us what you've been doing as the superintendent of alum rock here over the holidays. hilaria: well, my primary goal, whatever it is, whether we're on or off, right, is to make sure that our families are being served. that's the number one goal. and regretfully, these last couple of weeks, you know, have been very rough for our families. they have a number of things that they have had to face. one, and the most important one, has been the destabilization of, you know, are we going to be okay here or not? and we have a number of families whose parents are not documented, and

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she's the superintendent of the alum rock school district in san jose.she's joined us here to talk about some very specific topics and important issues on "comunidad del valle." welcome to the show, merry christmas. hilaria bauer: merry christmas to you, damian. damian: it's so great for you to be here. so, you've been on holiday vacation over at alum rock for about a week now. but you haven't sat at home and done nothing, like a lot of us do on vacation. you're doing something. tell us what you've been doing as the superintendent of alum rock here over the holidays. hilaria: well, my primary goal, whatever it is,

school districts, municipalities, a lot of folks who are affected that could use help of the federal level. >> tell us about your wife's influence on you. a school teacher and principal. .he is really my rock she's been a great asset during my campaign. she is a very positive influence. >> we appreciate your time thank you for talking to c-span. >> thank you. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. 1970 nine, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> coming up next to a phone call to look at today's headlines on washington journal. at 10:00 newsmakers with lee saunders, president of the american federation of state county and municipal employees. after that and look at the white house christmas decorations and the lighting of the u.s. capitol christmas tree. washington journal is next on today's program linda feldman senior political correspondent with the christian science administration and its possible effect on the political center. our featured author is teddy troy on his new book. host: merry christmas and happy hanukkah on this sunday morning, december 25, 2016. welcome to this

emergency meeting held today in san jose to address some concerns of the upcoming donald trump presidency, official with the allum rock schoolnts won't return after the christmas break because their families are afraid of being deported. on our home page, otters are playing in the snow at the san francisco aquarium. you have to check it out. we posted a slide show. we're back in a moment. a central california man is recovering tonight - after his electronic cigarette explodes in his pocket. thean >> a central california man is recovering tonight after his electronic cigarette explodes. you see it right there? right in his pocket. the man was on a bus and a camera captured the entire ore deal. this is happening with a lot of these type of e-cigarettes. he had minor burns and is expected to be okay. >> the latest victim of hackers, netflix and mar develop entertainment, company's twitter feed compromised today sending a string of tweets saying it was testing security. the hacker group, our mine, claimed responsibility for the hack. group was struck before hacking into twitter accounts of mark sucker burg and uber ceo. all the

of raccoons at the school. oh, my gosh! >> sometime overnight some raccoons found the way inside the shepherd elementary school in northwest d.c. >> we are off rock creek park. we get a lot of raccoons raccoom the forest come in. raccoons, deer, foxes. >> the school contacted the animal control and the students and the staff were off-site until it was safe to return. >> it was exciting. but scary, too. >> i think they were all over. i don spot. >> the principal declined to speak on camera but did confirm when the staff members realized there were ra toons inside the building they followed nowhere call evacuation procedure. parents say at some point children were sent back inside into rooms that staff had determined were wildlife free. >> they have a choice of leaving your child, i'm like no. i'm taking my child with me. >> animal control officer tracked down three raccoons, capturing a mom and one even then, many parents desideed to keep the kids at home today. >> she didn't want the raccoons to be ripping up the art projects. that's what she was concerned about. >> off-camera, a few parents expressed frustration about the chaotic day, especially

of a high school. her mother fearing at little rock high school had second thoughts and sent her daughter to a massachusetts boarding school. in the north, lena threw herself into the civil rights movement. she and frank sinatra produced a famous two night carnegie hall benefit, one night which benefitted the student nonviolent coordinated committee the youth branch of the southern christian leadership conference. lena went to jackson, mississippi on behalf of the organization in which she had been enrolled at age of two, to join met gar evers at a voting rights rally two days before he was assassinated. she went to washington and recorded a civil rights song called "now" banned from the radio in several states. the enemies of the civil rights had powerful weapons at their disposal, but the civil rights movement won the high moral ground early and the long arc of justice turned towards american blacks. the larger and more systemic aspects of official racism were defeated in what could be called a second civil war. it was a strange war, waged on one side by churches, children, and young people, and waged on

rocks. >> quite different. >>> mike, you mentioned something very interesting earlier which is the 8:00, 9:00 hour of rain is right as kids are going to school this

school. abc 7 sports, by river rock casino. and imagine all ofple in that high scho >>> all right. >> live doppler 7. it lit um like a christmas tree. showers moving through the heart of the bay area. closer to 8:00 a.m. >> there we go. that's our report. >> thanks for joining us. "jimmy mom was diagnosed with alzheimer's at 58 years old. for me, it was heart-wrenching. bea: it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. >>> it's december 9th. time for new viral videos "right this minute." a woman at a train station is followed by a man, but -- >> is he actually a human being? >> the story behind one despicable attack. >> oh! >> oh, my gosh. >> twin strangers not only manage to find each other -- >> they also now live together. >

i wrote a little bit about bruce springsteen in here and kind of -- there was a whole school in the early 18 -- 1980's of of heartland rock, i guess they called it. so people, musicians finally got interested in blue collar work right when people stopped doing [laughter] -- doing it. [laughter] edward mcclelland: they were inspired by all of these great two-minute songs from california about, you know, the pacific ocean which was there, their greatest and most endless feature and so they started , writing about the midwest's greatest and most endless feature which was unemployment. there was bruce springsteen writing "my hometown," michael stanley from cleveland who wrote a book called "this town" which was sort of an anthem of local pride. things are tough in cleveland. there was john cougar mellencamp, his songs jack and diane, pink house, and billy joel -- even though he's not actually from the rust belt, he wrote allentown, and bob seger had a song called making thunderbirds about the glory days of the auto industry. and then springsteen actually, , he did a song about youngstown, the ghost of tom -- >> that's the son

all grand forks' schools and government offices were closed for the day. in light of the blizzard - the standing rock sioux chairman is renewing a call for dakota access oil pipeline opponents to southern north dakota. he says there's no reason for people in the camp to put their lives at risk. and he says emergency shelters on the nearby reservation are all full. pipeline opponents have vowed to maintain the camp through the winter. they believe the pipeline threatens the tribe's drinking water, and cultural sites. a busy night for milwaukee first responders... as they were called out to three fires overnight. the red cross is helping those who were time of the year for them....and how the organization is handling the extra calls. "were just ready for it because we know it is that time of year" the red cross is prepared. and milwaukee firefighters are too. they encounter heavy flames at a home near 11th and wright early tuesday morning. there were no injuries...the home is vacant. an hour later...theyre at another house fire at 83rd and acacia. no one was home at the time of the blaze. and monday ni

a couple miles of road to this nine bed room rental until the youngest daughter finishes high school leaving the white house but not washington behind. >>darya: the newest members of rockso won this year's than bold artist only 25 years after the release of their first album or single it will be held in brooklyn. >>darya: will show you how it ended in a live report. çáááwilláááÑ another frfeeway shooting in the east bay. i'm live in oakland with the latest on who police are looking for. çááájamesáááÑ[take vo] çááávoáááÑ plus... one person is behind bars after a truck drives through a christmas market killing 12 people. hear what we are learning about the attack and the person who was arrested. çááádaryaáááÑ[take vo] çááávoáááÑ and... a high speed chase along the peninsula is now over.... kron four's jackie sissel is live where it all what led to an arrest. >>male announcer:this is the bay area news station,kron 4 morning news starts now. >>james: beginning the our what a check of weather and traffic. >>anny hong: we have some high clouds streaming into the bay area to check of the school forecast if you have kids and if their school is in session some people are off bu

of people have, mr. joe biden. the rock. your mom, what has this meant for you to be here and you're out of school today this is kind of cool you have a tree day at home and. >> this means a lot to me and it was a tremendous experience. i was so overwhelmed with everything and surprised with everything. i didn't know it would be such a big big thing that even the vice-president was going to tweets about it. >> and of all the activities of people he helped his favorite one was saving sabt a. >> how many people santa never needs help. >> but kaheem took care of it. >> he is the man. i loved seeing all the people chanting super kaheem. >> his smile isen deering isn't it? it's a beautiful thing. i'm so happy we could do something to make him feel great for the day. we'll keep the illness opt run too. >> to make mom feel great for the day too. think of everything she's been through as well. >> no doubt, no doubt. it's a hopeful, wonderful gift and i love how everybody pitched n think our staff had the most fun. >> right? >> it was exciting to watch. >> why is tucker wearing the cape for example. >> yes. >> he is? >> yes. >> he w

teenager during the depression and had to get out of high school because of the war and she's from that world and i'm a 1970s kid who grew up on punk rock and skateboarding. it's rudy valle meets the buzzcocks. >> that's when we continue. >> rose: funding for "charlie rose" has been provided by the following: >> and by bloomberg, a provider of multimedia news and information services worldwide. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> good evening. i'm stephanie ruhle of nbc news filling in for charlie rose who is away. we begin with david sanger who co-authored how russian cyber power invaded the united states and the motive behind the hacking. did he seek to mar the brand of the american democracy and for stall activism for russian and invaders and weaken the next american president or as the cia concluded last month a deliberate attempt to elect mr. trump. putin accomplished all three goals. i'm please to welcome david sanger to the program. good evening. what a piece. unravel this for me. where did it all begin? >> the first activity that was seen in this story against t

of our community and its needs. >> tell us about your wife and her influence on you. rep.-elect fernandez: well, she is a school teacher and a principal. she is my rock. she has been a great asset during my campaign and even here, she is sitting right back there. she is a very positive influence. >> representative elect gonzales, we appreciate your time. thank you for talking to c-span. the publican representing 19th district. why did you decide to run for office? > well, like a lot of americans, i was very frustrated union.e state of the and i thought that washington as just broken and dysfunctional, and not solving facing lems that we're in our country. three children, a 5, 4, and 2-year-old and i wanted to in safe, they grew up strong and free america. i have some experience in serving with president bush and being here ann thought that would bode well for my district. seemed to be right. i felt like i needed to do my country and e my i'm so honored to get an opportunity. >> what were you doing before you earned a house seat? i was president of a healthcare innovation company and the company owns a health didn't run the health system. was starting

of our community and its needs. >> tell us about your wife and her influence on you. rep.-elect fernandez: well, she is a school teacher and a principal. she is my rock. she has been a great asset inshe has been a great asset during my campaign and even here, she is sitting right back there. she is a very positive influence. >> representative elect gonzales, we appreciate your time. thank you for talking to c-span. clicks june is tuesday, january 3, of the opening day of the new congress. watch this swearing-in of the house and senate, and the election of the speaker of the house. all the live coverage of the day's event from capitol hill -- at 7:00 on c-span and c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> this week, "washington journal," will devote the entire program is a key issues congress. we examine how they could change current trade laws in addition to create jobs. we discuss how energy and climate issues might be affected by the new congress and the incoming trump administration. how trumpe talk about and the new congress might immigration policy. we take a look at the future of , and howdable care act they will appeal -- repeal and re

you how one high school is making sure the legacy of their former wrestling coach continues for tomorrow's athletes. >>> plus this -- ♪ also ahaez we'ead we'll show yo taylor swift rocked with possibly her oldest fan. . >>> are reminder, the blue cross river rink is the place to be saturday night for two new year's eve fireworks displays. nbc 10 will broadcast the first one live at 6:00 and round two is right at the stroke of mid knight. >>> a house at the jersey shore that's drawn curiosity seekers for decades has been sold for $4 million. for years people stopped by and peered inside the back of the home. the back which faces the beach has a deck with a roof and side walls but it's otherwise open. built in 1967. not known what the new owners plan to do with this. >>> a high school in camden county is honoring one of his long time coaches. >> yesterday overbrook high school dedicated a brand-new wrestling room if to man who led the team for 35 years. it's known as the paul mauriello room. for years the wrestlers would practice in the cafeteria. before the practice, the coach laid mats on the floor for his team and every day he put them back. he retired in 2001 but he

school programs were a state investigator was never assigned at all. to face allegations over abuse of children some less than a year old. >> reporter: said she was rocked aggressively. to be put to sleep. >> eric: will then look into the specific allegations of abuse, and other state agency early education and care is responsible to investigating the day cares. one elected investigation reports of other school programs in the last two years they revealed eec investigators to be much of the work by phone rather than visiting in person we are doi >> eric: tom weber recently told state lawmakers he has only five investigators to oversee 9000 programs. the numbers uncovered by fox 25 investigates paint in even more troubling picture. around metro boston out of 250 complaints received by eec since july just 33 forever assigned to an investigator. investigators in worchester and taunton in the last five months. after this hearing on beacon hill state rep all said there is one that needs to be done there is no substitute for being there and giving the people to talk to an investigator. >> eric: eec told to to each incident can have multiple complaints and it

. >> the owls have been rocked by departure of head coach to baylor, but his team is still trying to stake their claim as the best school> definitely something i've been talking about, you know, throughout the year. you know, going down as one of the greatest single teams ever. we know that 11 years it's never been done before. we definitely -- that's not our mindset but it definitely will be, you know, a blessing to go out there and get this for the university. >> take a look at this. the team took some time off the field and took part in another bowl game. they hit the bowling lanes in d.c. and played with some veterans. the team tweeted, this is what it's all about. bowling with those who served our country. >>> this morning russian president vladimir putin is calling for a national day of mourning after a plane carrying a famous military choir crashed into the black sea. crews found debris about a mile from where it took off in sochi yesterday. there were 92 people on board including the russian army choir. 11 bodies have been found in the water. it's still not clear what caused the plane to go down. >>> israel's le

. >> i'm not sure mike barnicle's high school experience is pg enough for this show. all right the rock & roll hall ofhe 2017 list of inductees yesterday. joan baez, electric light orchestra, journey, pearl jam, tupac shacker made the list. it will air on hbo a lot of people upset that janet jackson got the snub on that one. all right let's get a check on your weather now with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> are you one of those people black sco black cat you know? >> no. >> welcome to winter by the way. 5:44. we just clicked past it. so we're officially in winter and by the way that's when the sun is over the southern hemisphere with the tropic of capricorn and that just happened. longest night, shortest day today, of the year. it's a little misleading because i know like the sunrise and sunsets in some areas are a little slightly different. in general that's the rule. today's forecast doesn't look too bad. let's take you into friday. busy travel period friday, saturday, sunday. storm coming into the west. this is going to be the storm we're going to track if we're going to have any travel issues.

much of the nation's mid section seeing temperatures 20 to 30 degrees below normal. little rock, arkansas, hit a new record low. outside st. louis today, school buses wouldn't start. class, canceled. in denver, hometown airline frontier, still struggling after snow crippled operations this weekend. since the arctic blast began, 22 weather-related deaths have been reported across ten states. the majority of those killed on icy roads. >> today was the last day of this cold snap. by tomorrow, we are going to see temperatures that are getting close to normal. and by the latter part of the week, we're at or above normal. >> reporter: a welcome chance to thaw out, with winter's official start still two days away. improving weather, good news for holiday travelers. here in the midwest, though, we are keeping an eye on the potential for more snow and wintry mix over christmas weekend. lester? >> blake mccoy in chicago, thank you. >>> an urgent manhunt is under way in arkansas for a driver who shot and killed a 3-year-old boy in what police call a deadly case of road rage. late today investigators released the gripping 911 call. nbc's gabe gutierrez h

school was rocked again, this time when a news strip was found in the boys' bathroom. your reaction to that. >> profoundly troubling. immediately went to the middle school to make sure action was taken. an incident ofhis kind goes beyond acceptance. >> the student was arrested. >> i was terrified. i was so scared. i was afraid they were going to hurt me or isabel. >> reporter: the back-to-back incidents have sparked action among mothers in this community who, along with alicia ramon, want the pain to bring positive change. >> it's important that we make it very clear that this isn't who role oak is, that we're better than this. >> reporter: they're working closely with the superintendent, advocating for more diversity training for teach skpeers and students and a review of the curriculum. that is welcome news for the school's future, but unfortunately, josie felt so os tra sized at royal oak that she has withdrawn and is now attending a private school. >> i was tired of how they were treating me. i couldn't take it any longer. they would glare at me. people would see me in the hallways and turn around and walk the other no, i feel like an animal. >> just one week after starting the new school, josi

schools. hundreds of students protested a white leader of the so-called at right speaking on campus. police in riot gear called in to keep the peace. more details on that story just ahead. >>> get ready to rock out with

school is not as hard as i was told. and is the lonely heart going into the rock and roll hall of fame?e say no, and some say -- well, you know where i am going with this. don't turn off the show after half time like you normally do. stick around as tom has a new hash tag you can play with. tom? >> thank you, andy. let's welcome our guests. she has three names so you know she is important. she is the author of the con conversationalist. no, no, notorious. he is only here because he knew not to steal the poster when he was in north korea. and he has the heart of a child and the face of the same child. sitting next to me, joe mackey. okay, let's sart the show. >>> donald trump's long-time doctor is back and i am happy to report he hasn't changed one bit. we met dr. bornstein last year when he said trump would be, quote, the healthiest individual ever elected to the presidency. does he still feel that way? in an interview bornstein said of trump, he is a few bounds overweight which anybody can see, but that's it. i never found anything wrong with him. even if he is not in perfect help, if

explosive device hidden on rocks at the park, it happened on 4th of july weekend, he lost his left foot and part of his leg. >>> i love this story, more than three years, a high school trophy has been sitting in antique shop. it recently attracted the attention from man determined to return the trophy to its owner. he posted the picture on facebook, people began responding and one thing led to another. and guess what? we here at fox 5 tracked down the owner, larry funk houser and delivered his trophy to him. he attended wakefield high school in arlington and won this 50 years ago. >> happy to make the delivery today. >> for sportsmanship, i was kind of in the, you know, in the running for athlete of the year. >> not exactly clear how the trophy ended up in the technique shop. larry believes the trophy got lost during an estate sale years ago. he's glad to be reunited with his prize possession that brings back so many memory >> after 50 year, amazing it was found. >>> the holiday celebration in the district today, young centers gathered in the for a pajama party and a toy give away. the group of metro rail workers doelthed tors for the you don't knowsters, they colle

administration was rocked for its handling of a deadly ferry accident. 295 people were killed when the sewel sank. nine others have never been found. many of the victims were students on a high school trip. park apologized for failing to prevent the accident and for her poor initial response. but public criticism of her government grew. on the diplomatic front, her administration courted china. park attended a military parade in beijing commemorating the 70th anniversary of the end of world war ii. and she held the first official summit with japan after more than two years. park welcomed prime minister shinzo abe to seoul. the two governments then reached an agreement on the e issue of those referred to as comfort women. japan agreed to provide about $9.2 million to a foundation that supports the women and to finally and irreversibly resolve the matter. but not all was calm in the region. north korea's repeated missile launches and nuclear tests increased the strain on relations between seoul and pyongyang. park took a tough stance against the provocations. south korea halted operations of the kaesong industrial complex, a symbolic joint venture between the two koreas. south korea

school stands for. >>> we have new video into the rocked indonesia. this quake has killed 97 people so far. given the northern part of the country, you can see there's essex tensive damage, extensive damage. 12 mosques have been damaged or destroyed. we just heard from disaster and native officials who also say they do expect the death toll to continue to rise. and they are continuing to search for the missing now back to you. >>> angie goff, thank you. and it is 6:15, oakland officials declared a local state of emergency following the deadly warehouse fire. officials have identified 35 of the 36 victims killed. they say they don't believe the death toll will rise at this point. investigators are looking at whether a refrigerator or electric appliance sparked the fire during the dance party. and now we're getting a look inside the warehouse from before the fire. hour before the plane broke out on friday. many think the dry conditions fueled the fire and many died from smoke inhalation. >>> and the 1994 heisman trophy winner has died at the age of 42. according to "the washington post," police told the family it appea

schools. hundreds of students protested a white leader of the so-called at right speaking on campus. police in riot gear called in to keep the peace. more details on that story just ahead. >>> get ready to rock out with to get, but what is it, really? and, really, why? it is wednesday, december 7th. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> remember pet rocks? how that was a thing. >> yeah. >> is this the come back of the pet rock? >> it is a mystery. we're all trying to figure it out. and if that is art or worth something, then -- no, >> all right. let's start the half hour off with president-elect donald trump making his way to north carolina last night for a rally to thank supporters. >> trump delivered a far more restrained speech than he did last week in ohio. he even stopped the crowd from booing the media. >> trump will travel to ohio state university tomorrow to meet with some of the victims of the recent attacks there, but first, more details about the event last night. announcing his pick for secretary of defense. >> general james "mad dog" mattis, as the next secretary of defense for the united states of america. >> reporter: with mattis by his side. deja vu on twitter and

of bell ringers, especially in san francisco and san mateo counties. cash collected in those familiar red kettles goes towards feeding the hungry and sheltering the homeless. >>> alum rock schoolistrict unveiled its first computer science immersion schools at two sites. today students at antonio elementary school andruch yeah worked on coding lessons. the program will prepare students for jobs in their own backyard. >>> a high school student in reno is in critical condition after being shot by a campus police officer. allen martin has the cell phone video that shows the 14-year- old waving knives at other students before officer shot him. >> reporter: police are asking people not to rush to judgment after hearing that an officer shot a student. this cell phone video shows what happened after two students began to fight and then one pulled out a couple of knives. a word of caution, the video has been edited but some may still find it disturbing. the 14-year-old student who appeared to be armed with two knives seemed to lunge and swing them at others. >> back off, back off!! >> reporter: dozens were in and outdoor terrace area at the high school wednesday morning when the school

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school says the vandalism happened in october. when several students were study trip. the rock is lined with other graffiti as well. the student cans head back there to remove their graffiti and the rest of it. >>> a family in longmont tells us poor construction of their new home is making them physically ill. they claim the builders simply ignoring the problem. mold was found growing inside their daughter's bedroom. just two months after they moved in. right now, cbs4's kelly werthmann shows us homeowner's nightmare. >> we have had problems since we first moved in. >> reporter: when john and edie lily bought the home of their dreams in longmont. they didn't expect a nightmare. >> we got a water leak upstairs because water was dripping into the kitchen. >> reporter: they contacted plumbers who found shoddy plumbing. contractors made repairs but the problem was par from fixed. it was making the family sick. right near where she sleeps. next to where the copper pipe was leaking. rain found mold on the floor. >> reporter: contractors came back and did some work. but the lilies say it was not enough. so, they hired an independent mold inspector who confirmed mold was still a problem. john sa

the ballot and did see no november of 2015 the voters approved the mission rock project by more than 74 percent of vote what you see today is the same lowell high school plan the proposal that was approved by the voters we've been working with the port and planning department 5 and the mayor's office to refine other projects moving forward and also to bring forgot the eir that open will be released in february of next year and our target to get the project fully entitled no 2017. >> just real quickly i was going to go over the history you see this is a historic map of san francisco from 1868 and see mission bay was a body of water and mission rock is at the mouth of mission bay not along the coast and as you can see that there was a rock forms in the bay called mission rock just at the mouth of mission bay we're actually naming the site after a historic site that exists in fact, warehouses on mission rock until the is a 40s a fire and then the port expanded pier and they're at the end of pier 50 and a street called mission rock we thought that appropriate to call our project mission rock it feels like mission bay it is tied to the streets connected to

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the school wants him to pay back millions of dollars he earned as president over the last five years. >>> up next, deadly blast in mexico. >> an explosion rocked a popular fireworks market in mexico. >>> we are watching new developments out of north carolina where legislators may take action to reverse a controversial law. >>> and as we move through the next several days we are tracking more mild air moving into the area. a temperature boost for your holiday weekend. we'll track that coming up. >>> authorities trying to determine what caused a massive explosion just outside of mexico cit city. >> we have the latest from mexico city. >> reporter: a thick cloud of smoke seen from miles away after an unexpected exlotion set off a chain reaction of fireworks. explosives going off in all different directions. terrified market goers running for their lives as one of mexico's best known fireworks markets is engulfed in flames. drone footage shows the devastation. on the ground panic and shock. bodies too grew some to show. this man saying there's no life there but there are bodies. it's a very tragic scene. the blast so strong near by homes were dama

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of the alleged attacker anis amri. >>> syrian state television reports an explosion rocked eastern aleppo. rebels reportedly left a device inside a schools they withdrew from their last remaining enclave under the latest cease-fire deal. >>> back to "lockup." >>> due to mature subject matter, are viewer discretion is advised. >>> i'm surrounded every day by murderers, rapists, child molesters, cannibals, serial killers, the worst of mankind. but me and the men in here are -- hard to believe -- pretty decent guys. >> the old-school convicts and the younger less disciplined inmates at indiana state prison usually keep a distance between themselves. but another segment of the prison population roams wherever and with whomever they choose. >> we've got guys in here that used to cause us problems all the time. they got a cat and they change just like that overnight. >> many isp inmates are allowed to adopt cats from a local rescue shelter. >> this is jinxster. this is my little buddy here. i've had him since 2005. because my first cat died in 2005, and they replaced him with one that looks similar to him. my first cat here was jinx. looks li

percent the number of physical education 59 increase 2, 3, 4 biking in schools thanks to 9 welcome ymca and increase in walking to school with your safe routines to school and the rock and roll partners in the commission thank you to the steering committee for serving for the justice advocates and for educating me and many of us on the breath and depth of their work and knowledge of their systems stwhafr been working behind the sceneries media office has helped with their leadership in making a lot of the changes on a citywide level to receive this accommodation chief executive officer jeff in the ymca from the y from san francisco health improvement partnership and former co-chairs i want to acknowledge christine and mary ann and on the staff from shape up sf and here the steering committee and our former committee member with the supervisor cowen's with the american heart association and from the center of vinyl population from ucsf amazing, amazing work and others (calling names) of the public health department and you're vision zero committee they are the champions of healthy san francisco i want to allow us to have a few minutes to have them as a a few words op

schools are safe places. this is a very confidential personal matter. >> you open your doors to one of those meetings? >> yes. >> he's an apparent leader in alum rocks, the district can hold one of its informal gatherings with parents in a living room. a place where parents can feel more at safe and ease. >> they're thinking of pulling their kids from school? >> dr. bauer says schools have to give middle schoolers a crash course in civics so they can better understand how an election works and how laws are passed. >> the superintendent says she needs to assure parents their kids are safe with her in alum rock. >> the school district receives about $10,000 per student per year from the state. the superintendent says it's not about the money. it's about keeping kids in school learning. >> we're in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >> thank you. >>> we're learning more about that disturbing abduction investigation. involving a mother from reading. sheriff's deputies are working to create sketches of the two women suspected in the abduction. she went missing october 2nd we'll jogging near her home no redding. she was left on a highway thanks

schools every year, delivering a hands-on field trip experience nevada produces 75 percent of the gold in the country, and seems students are hoping most of it is in this room....as they sift through polished rocks and fools gold, panning for the real thing.... ((brian loftus)) mighty miners develop leadership skills and confidence, that will serve them well throughout life hunter anderson mighty miner "it helps me because i'm actually really, really, shy - and it helps me so i can be able to talk to more people, and stuff like that." ((brian loftus)) ((kirsten joyce)) >>> the polls are open to vote for these programs... and if you know something that's cool at school.. go to las vegas now dot com. click on "sections".. and cool at school will be under the "community" tab. or send us an email... cool at school at las vegas now dot com. the winner will receive 250 bucks for their program./// >>> let's send it over to demetria for a check of traffic./// ((demetria obilor)) there's a crash at 215 and eastern. expect some lane restrictions along us 95 around the spaghetti bowl. expect overnight lane closures in both directions of us 95 from south rancho to i-15 for project neon. ((demetria obilor))

rock for us. thanks. >>> here to talk about the possible implications of all this, professor of international affairs and associate dean at the new school, nina. appreciate you being here. we've been talking a lot about president-elect trump's response to the possibility of russian sanctions. i want to play it for you and then i want to talk about it on the other side. listen. >> i think we all the to get on with our lives. i think computers have complicated lives very greatly. the whole age of computer has made it where nobody knows exactly what's going on. we have speed. we have aot of other things but i'll not sure we have the security you need. >> so, the president-elect, not answering the question quite as directly as i think there are some people who would have wanted him to do. the obama administration reportedly wants to put in some sanctions in place so they cannot be rolled back by president-elect trump. if it's true the outgoing team doesn't have a lot of faith that the incoming administration will keep up these sanctions, what could the long-term effects really be? >> first of all, it is very interesting that trump is so non