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today thousands of middle schoolers took part in the annual future city competition, at archbishop john carol high school, to show us their visions for the city. for months these middle schoolers have been developing new ideas for sustainable farming, in particular in and around cities. first place winners will head to the national future city finals in washington d.c. >>> all right. much more to coming on "action news" tonight, an update on the the islamic terrorist holding japanese hostages. they say only one remains as isis makes new demand. >>> former eagles quarterback donovan mcnabb is in town weighing in on the deflate gate controversy. what he says tom brady should have done. jeff skversky has the story in sports when "action news" comes right back. >>> volunteers will search again tomorrow for a young mother who disappeared from her home in delaware two weeks ago. keisha hamilton went missing january 11th a along with her two children age four years and four months. the the children were found with their cortez hamilton in indian at next day. cortez hamilton has been since a ar

middle schoolers couldn't take their eyes off their mobile devices in wilmington and that was a good thing. 40, eighth graders from the girl academy unveiled the apps they created. they explored software development during the capital one coders program, eight workshops were designed to help the kids develop an interest in technology careers. >>> they are calling it deflate-gate deflate-gate. >> they wanted answers but didn't really get them. bill belichick said he didn't know. espn reports that 11 of the 12 balls they supplied were underinflated. bill belichick and tom brady had separate press could have beens today. >> when i came in i was shocked to learn about the news reports about the footballs i had no knowledge whatsoever of the situation until monday morning. >> i feel like i always played within the rules and i would never do anything to break the rules, i believe in fair play and i respect the league and everything they do to make a competitive playing field for all the nfl teams. >>> four eagles take to the field for the pro ball. a big honor and a lot of fun and still wo

please contact me really if there's an issue i want to be held accountable to a parent of a high schooler and middle school make sure we're relying on you but he rely on us. >> all right. thank you i want to welcome you and thank you for your service and georgia appreciate our breakdown on our memo i think one of the challenges i have i love to be able to welcome the new members and reminded who else is on the pack really good breakdown and really done a great job in diversely the pack and representations for the students if our district and hearing the parent voices across the district we looking forward to working with you. >> mr. chin. >> yes. i would like to say that the stated advisory committee is looking at to collaborating with you. >> thank you, president fewer and welcome this is a wonderful opportunity for you to get the next engagement of the policy in our schools as the students i'm appreciate you've volunteered and this is all with open arms i welcome you and georgia thank you for your guidance on this end and also with the pack members i'm sure i've seen some of the trainin

high schoolers were also evacuated to the middle school while that area was ventilated.sses were dismissed early because of the snow. >> all right, back to our coverage of the nor'easter and we've updated school closing on the bottom of your screen. it's not just the philadelphia area preparing for today's nor'easter. folks in new york and boston as we mentioned are already bracing for a winter blast as well. 50 million people are in the path of today's storm which could dump 3 feet of snow in some places. new york city mayor bill deblasio is calling eight winter weather state of emergency. and tonight parts of the northeast will shut down anticipating the worst. boston's logan airport will close down at 7 o'clock. a travel ban takes effect in connecticut at 9:00 and by 11 o'clock tonight all roads in long island, new york, will be closed as well. >>> and rick, back here closer to home, all day we've been collecting your snow photos via social media from our viewers of course. twitter, instagram, facebook vine google plus and flicker you name it we have been looking at t

special assignment for the pure resources department so i have the pleasure of working with middle schoolers everyday and see they have so many questions in such fascinating things to say i can take 20 minutes and hear a pin drop for middle school that are wanting to touch their own sweet if they're onescy and ways to develop serotonin in their brains without drugs wyatt's that's one of the things that health education does it offers them an equality based social education that involves their minds and bodies and their physical severs one of the things i've noticed not only can comprehensive health education involves the topic they're like i want to here will this and that and hear about drugs it covers the tops they don't royals they need to be covered like impervious and loss we are living in communities that is something without a comprehensive health education program we'll not be able to see so i hope you'll support program. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. next speaker, please. >> good evening. i'm a death indicator with the health department of public health i've worked at the ba

we have high schoolers who know their stuff when it comes to computers. we'll take you inside today's special hack-a-thon. a good hack-a-thon. >>> hundreds of some of the best and friendliest hackers in the world are in the bay area. no need to worry about this. they're taking part in a hack-a-thon in the silicon volley. it's designed to promote entrepreneur ship. they're all high school students who have serious software developing skills that they are showing you have during this competition. >> this is incredibly important for building the next generation of engineers and entrepreneurs who will build awesome applications for billions of people to use. >> the students will be building applications that are web or mobile based. judges will rate them on the quality of the app and the potential impact the apps may have on the world. these are high school kids. zblf also amazing, if you're a dog fan, this is the place to be. the goalen gate kennel cloeb shoelding the annual dog show this weekend. the all breed show features a fashion show. demonstrations of

some high schoolers are getting a chance to take college courses in their own classrooms and it doesn'tost them a penny. northern virginia reporter, david culver caught up with emma ashburn. >> net force now comes towards me. >> repor eager eyes watch him rolling through his physics experiment. >> sometimes it goes away. >> reporter: but this rock ridge high school course is an experiment in and of itself. it's called college physics, and it's backed by richard bland college in central virginia. >> this is absolutely huge because you get a class of kids that come from all different kinds of backgrounds, and you're getting them in a college preparatory course which is actually a college course now. >> reporter: mr. hanky essentially doubles as a professor, because his students get eight college credits for this year-long course. >> and the cost is zero. now, that's the beautiful part of this. >> we are taking a class that would have cost us close to a couple thousand dollars. >> repor this junior wants to be a doctor but worries what will eventually cost her to help others. >> we live in

they are searching for some schoolers and some activists. >>> it's said islamic state members enter the risk of arrest if they enter jordan. it says it's likely the mediator would be found in syria or iraq. >> if japanese reach a direct contact with them or through a mediator i think the two japanese hostages will not be killed. >> he suggested the turkish government might be able to help. he says they have been been to secure the release of 49 people, including diplomats, through negotiations with the militant group. >> it is complicated matter but i do believe they can, if they seek, they can reach to correct and direct contact. but the problem, as you know is the short time. >>> nhk has been in communication with an islamic state representative concerning the two japanese hostages. messages were exchanged and a conversation took place by internet phone earlier on friday morning japan time. the representative said a statement would soon be released. during the conversation, the spokesperson criticized japan. he said japanese people who fight the militant group are infidels. nhk asked

projects we're bringing forward in the pipeline and the pipeline behind those 40 projects we'll schooler not stop at 40 they were found on the multiplied mobile network on the streets tim talked about the idea when you look at the map you see the goodgraphies spread over the city one of the interesting things i found when i was looking at the data the initiative walk first safety action approach showed that south of market and the tenderloin were kind of the real high collision locates for pedestrian safety projects and that's what we focusing a large number of trafficking on and safety promotions that are designed to protect pedestrians from moving vehicles and quite a few streets outside the geographies vehicle versus other is safeties alameda boulevard and sunshine boulevards and speeding and red light running will certainly be urging all our tracking tools to address those as well and i think that perhaps the important point vision zero is a citywide project not a one-time but all business related to travel and all those tools to bear that's what we see going forward. >> we'll also p

as the parents of middle schoolers we spoke to they don't object to the survey itself but think somethe questions are not appropriate for middle school age children. these parents say they were quite taken aback by some of the specific questions in the survey. they want to remain anonymous. they don't want their kids singled out, but they have some problems with the questions on page 6. >> has your child had -- have you had multiple partners the last time you had sex. did you use a condom with your partner. these are to me struck me as questions you would not ask an 11-year-old. >> reporter: yes, the world has changed. yes, kids are exposed to these topics sooner than generations before them. but parents fear having them with this information may have them think it's con don't. >> it doesn't make it okay for them. if the school allows these questions, they come home and say, mom, oh i'm 11 but i haven't had sex until now. am i wrong? is something wrong with me? >> reporter: the parents have reached out to school officials who have told them their hands are tied since it's a state req

thousands of middle schoolers took part in the future competition ash ofch bishop to show them their visions of the city. they've been developing new ideas for sustainable -- they'll head to finals in washington d.c. >>> "castle" is next on channel 6. "action news" continues at 6 tomorrow morning with nydia han eva pilgrim and chris sowers. chris will have the latest in the clipper of course. now to melissa magee, jeff skversky and entire "action news" team i'm walter perez have a great night and we'll see you tomorrow. when you've got something to share, you need upload speed. and only verizon fios gives you upload speeds... ...as fast as your download speeds. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. so join the millions who get the difference fios makes... ...and see how sweet it is. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v there are two kinds of folks who sit around thinking about how to kill people--psychopaths and mystery writers. i'm the kind that pays better. who am i? i'm rick castle. castle. castle. i really am ruggedly

if we're going to give community college as the parting prescriptions to high schoolers will this match the need of the works force? >> if they were capable of meeting the needs of the workforce, there is a huge question based on what is out there in jobs, whether we need to just produce more people with credentials, if we're going to use community college in that capacity, it seems like what needs to be happen many community colleges have to be more responsive quickly to the needs of the workforce and the needs of students. we'll see because of under funding, they're supposed to be inexpensive schools relative to four-year schools. the availability to say quickly what does the workforce need here? how do we get students in the classes they need when they need them, this is something that we've seen for profit schools do better because they say we have to get the money. we have to get the customers. the customers will come when we're offering the training that is in demand. it appears that many colleges are slowed to react. >> professional winier at for-profit colleges have been eating

small screen in reach was worse than a television set when it came to sleep deprivation among middle schoolers. >>> a new study finds rotating night shifts can pose a serious threat to director health and longevity. >>> researchers say that, would three night as month in addition to days or evenings could increase the risk of early death after studying 74,000 nurses over 22 years finding that those working night shifts for longer than five years significantly increased their chance of dying from illnesses including lung cancer and cardiovascular disease. researchers say sleep and our body internal clock play an important role in antitumor activity. >> we are going to die. >> i am not planning on kicking the bucket. ever. mike? >> tell us your secret. >> good morning everyone now, in john, in san francisco, our coldest is behind us starting at v.i.p. on the first, warming to the 60-degree mark by the 31st. we have been as warm as 79 and cool as 30. outside right now you can see the full noon. across the state everything is quiet, high clouds and sunshine and fells are in the upper 50's in the c

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a 13-year-old middle schooler talks about how he's inspired by his principal, nadia lopez, saying one time she made every student stand up one at a time and she told each one of us that we matter. this one photo of vidal went viral with more than a million likes when it was posted on a popular website called humans of new york. the students at mott hall bridges academy agree. their principal is something special. what do you think about ms. lopez? >> she's a good principal. >> she's a beautiful principal. and she helps and she cares for others. >> the best principal ever. like, it makes me want to cry. >> reporter: the school and photographer set up a fund-raising site with a plan to give the students a chance to dream beyond their troubled neighborhoods and a trip to harvard university. donations are pouring in. now more than a million dollars, enough to fund that harvard trip and a scholarship for graduates for years to come. the first recipient, vidal, rehema ellis, nbc news, brooklyn. >>> that's our broadcast for this thursday night. thank you for being with us. i'm brian williams

so neil if we were going to give community college as the prescription to more departing high schoolersr instance, would the schools themselveses have to change to make them more workable? to match the way the president suggests the feeds of the work force. >> yeah, if they were capable of peteing the needs and i think there is a huge question based on what is out there in jobs. if we are going to use them in that capacity, what needs to happen is many colleges have to become more responsive quickly to the needs of the work force. of course, there is supposed to be inexpensive schools relative to four year schools. what is the work force near heed. when they need them, this is something we have seen for profit schools in many cases do better. because they say you have to get the money get customers and customers will come when we are offering the training that is in demand. that said, let's be clear about ba the jut comes are. the debt loads that they hold are significantly higher. we have some very good for profit and some that aren't doing a very good job. simply in the community coll

in 21 minutes the incident that sent 20 bay year middle schoolers to the er. >>> what the minister did that forced them to pack up everything including the casket and walk out. >>> term demonstrate against the comedian who was accused of sexual assault by more than 15 women. they have a moral obligation to allow the shows to take place because he has not been charged with a crime. >>> the family of an openingly gay woman is outraged after they say an unwelcoming church just outside of denver, colorado forced them to relocate her funeral service. loved ones of vanessa played a video during saturday's service showing the late mother of two and her wife of three years kissing and showing affection. family and friends say that is when the minister over seeing the funeral stopped the service and said it could not continue unless the video was edited to erase all signs that collier was gay. >> this is about not being able to have dignity in death. no matter what the circumstances. if you are black, white, brown, gay, lesbian, transgender. >> family and friends needily picked up programs, flo

. >> a pro basketball player gets a lesson in the power of social media because of a high schooler hundreds of miles away. >> a look outside at a beautiful shot of city this morning, fog in many >> cheers of joy across the pacific northwest when fans celebrated the seattle seahawks come from behind win sending seattle to the second super bowl in a row. they beat green bays 28-22 in overtime for the nfc championship. they trailed 16-0 at one point. >> another familiar face is returning to the super bowl, the negative patriots juneed to an early lead and never looked back they dismantled the colts for the afc championship it is their eighth time and san mateo's own tom brady. >> this team is going to have to win a very important game and leave our legacy. >> the people around you i am grateful god put necessity this place to play with this football team. it is a tremendous honor. >> the seahawks and patriots meet in super bowl 49 in arizona on sunday february 1. >>> tom brady one of many with ties for the bay area and played for the padres in high school and a running back played at cal and t

. >> the big idea was that middle schoolers should see this movie. that they should have access to see it. there should be no barriers. >> reporter: charles collins, president of the ymca of san francisco helped spearhead the fund locally along with the yerba buena art center. >> this was just stupendous. >> reporter: within days, the cause went viral. bay area donors gave $150,000 and they are still giving. collins was so pleased with the response, he was unfazed when selma was snubbed at the oscars. >> the movie speaks for itself. the history speaks for itself. even snubbed, it draws attention that this is an important film that everyone should see from every community. >> reporter: that, collins says is more important than any award. christin ayers, kpix5. >>> well, you know, if it were raining right now, this would be a great night after the news to sit down and put in a dvd and watch one of these fine films but it is not. >> i know. >> and we may never see rain again. >> no rain in the year 2015. >> i don't know. >> i think it will. i'm just not

said he needed a ride to work because he was forced to jump off the trolley after a group of high schoolers assaulted him. a day later the co-worker saw the video on youtube and recognized him immediately. now neighbors cannot believe a man who they say has a daughter the same age as the victim could be capable of doing something like this. >> it's hard to say, a coward. you're a coward. any man who touches girls is a coward. >> reporter: now, tonight oliver faces several charges, including simple assault and making terroristic threats. he's held tonight on a $25,000 bail. as for the victim her mom said she's still pretty shaken up about the entire ordeal. nbc 10 news. >>> a former bucks county music teacher admits she had sex with a 14-year-old student. bridget pleaded guilty to charges of statutory sexual assault. the 31-year-old worked at central bucks high school south. she admitted to having sex with the boy in 2012 when she worked at lenape middle school. she'll be sentenced in april. >>> a sex scandal is rocking the philadelphia fire department tonight. >> there are allegations of se

that includes teenagers and high schoolers who might be applying for a driver's license for the first time. now, we heard rumors that people might be camping out here tonight in anticipation of tomorrow's big opening. we haven't seen any signs of that yet. >>> some of the other new state laws in 2015 include a gun safety measure. judges can order firearms be temporarily taken away from people who may be a danger to themselves or others. another new law allows people to sue anyone who shares sexually explicit pictures and video without consent. it's similar to audrey's law named after audrey pott who killed herself after explicit pictures were circulated of her without her permission. and coming in july all smartphones sold in california will come with kill switches which will allow people to render the phones useless if stolen. >>> overseas where the first victim of the air asia plane crash was buried today. officials in charge of the search efforts identified the woman by her fingerprints. her body was handed over to family members during a ceremony at a hospital before being quickly

youtube sensation is not your average middle schooler.tists covered some of the most popular songs out there. from the computer screens all the way to live concerts. >> somehow we were able to pull it off. >> i think that he is an amazing rapper. melissa: matty b and his crew take a minute to relax and get ready. count your blessings. this kid shined. ♪ matty b is making his way into the mainstream. he is a force to be reckoned with. imagine making $12 million a year by just tweeting. a twitter account with more than 7 million followers. including me. i love it. all he has to do is share multiple quirky fax payday. chris sanchez joins us now from l.a. how do you decide on the content you use? i love it. >> i just have to read it and find it interesting. melissa: i often wonder how you figure out if what you are putting out there is true. how do you source check and make sure you are right? >> i have great trust in the staff. i also cross referenced the fax that they find. melissa: what is your favorite fact that you have put out there. >>

have a stellar member of the cac parsons and not only with his awareness that bicycling for middle schoolers at roosevelt and other middle schools but also with the senior, mobile transportation and safety issues that he has been involved in, and i think that living in jordan park, and district two, gets him a special insight and given the lack of representation from district two members. and i know that we want to see that there is a diverse representation on this body. i think one of the most important things that was sense done, is really supported the more rapid theory, transit, campaign, and he is really worked with a group of over 1,000 residents, who are supportive of improving go geary or the geary rapid, through the future and i think that his efforts from early design to the action projects that the current projects for geary are really important for me to emphasize. the ymca works to promote biking safety for young people and family ss critical in what he has done to give the insights into the geary corridor and again we repeat that geary is the incredibly high use area, and i thi

. >> bucks county high schoolers dressed to impress and strutted down the catwalk tonight in fairlessls. pensbury high school students hosted their annual prom fashion expo on campus tonight. more than 50 students took partch the event raises money to provide formal ware, hair and makeup for senior class students that cannot afford to go to the when you've got something to share, you need upload speed. and only verizon fios gives you upload speeds... ...as fast as your download speeds. and the fastest wi-fi available from any provider. period. so join the millions who get the difference fios makes... ...and see how sweet it is. call the verizon center for customers with disabilities at 800.974.6006 tty/v >> there were all kind of story lines in a super bowl. back-to-back four for brady. all that. now everybody is only talking about one thing. >> they'll talk about it until superbowl comes open:00 a.m. early february this will be all the questions we got. deflate-gate. tom brady and bill belichicksomely said the same things. they have no idea why 11 of a dozen balls they slide in afc c

21st century and using these skills are new skills which we should be teaching all of our middle schoolers but at willie brown since it's just coming out the gate, we want to institute this early. in a way i think willie brown is an example of what all our middle schools should be like. we have done a lot of work at the elementary and seminar high schools and our middle school area is really weak. i think you remember that from when you were on the board. this encompasses all the best things you should be doing about middle school. >> were there labor issues in having teachers teach in a different module as well, or was that something that didn't need to get worked out for this. >> we are following the general contract. this is only 30 minutes longer than the traditional day. all our students will have their per diem sty pend for that time. >> the recruiting process, how are we recruiting process? okay, it's coming up. how did the funding work for the smaller ratio? obviously we would like this for all schools and i'm glad willie brown is going to get that because we want willie brown to b

. >>> the movement to treat some middle and high schoolers to a free screening of the movie "selma" iswing tonight. it all started in new york and now seventh, eighth and ninth graders in san francisco, boston nashville and philadelphia can see this civil rights drama for free. all they need to do is show a school i.d. or report card at the box office of participating theaters. the tickets are paid for by paramount pictures and 27 african american business leaders across the country. "selma" chronicles the tumultuous three months leading up to the passage of the 1965 voting rights act. >> a lot of people say it is a great movie as well. >> powerful. >> jeff ranieri, just looking behind us here it's amazing outside. >> beautiful, i know! that air quality, even though it's improved, it's still setting off some awesome sunsets. you can see the weather trend over the next couple days. unfortunately, no rainfall. we went from the wettest december on record for a lot of places to one of the driest januarys on record. that's how we're trending right now. temperatures again in the mid-to-upper

. >> the idea was that middle schoolers should see this movie and then they should have access to see it. there should be no barriers to entrance. >> reporter: charles collins president of the ymca of san francisco helped spearhead the fund locally along with the yerba buena arts center and dozens of donors. >> the speed at which people came to this cause was just stupendous. >> reporter: within days the cause went viral. bay area donors gave $150,000 and they are still giving. collins says he is so pleased with the response that he was unfazed when the oscar nominations were released and selma was virtually snubbed. >> the movie speaks for itself. the history speaks for itself. and i think even as being snubbed it be draws attention to the fact that this is an important film that everyone should see from every community. >> reporter: that, collins says, is more important than any award. christin ayers, kpix 5. >> teenagers can see the movie for free through monday. >>> volunteers from around the bay area were honored for their service to the community last night in san francisco. 55