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. >> those topics are covered in the topics that relate to hiv/ aids transmission and sti transmission. it's really important for our students to know how to protect their own reproductive health. they need to know what behaviors can transmit diseases and how to protect themselves. >> the sex education supporters say that fremont lessons are aligned with the national healthcare education standards. there are a range of topics from anatomy to sexual anatomy. >> we always try to promote as pansy and accountability. >> the district posted this recommended curriculum online for parents to see. >> under the current california educational code, each district has the discretion to decide the curriculum for sex education for elementary school grades. >> more than 60 people spoke out tonight on both sides of the issue. the sex ed curriculum was not on the agenda. the board will have to decide whether to take it up at their next meeting. frank? >> thank you. >>> dozens of fans crowded a bookstore today to get a glance of chelsea clinton and an autographed copy of her new book. in the book, sheet

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the investigation is sti ongoing. the families of the 58 people killed in la year's las vegas mass shooting are set to receive im75-thousand dollars each from a vifund. what started as a gofundme effort following the deadliest mass shootinin modern u.s. history has now raised more than in addition, ten victims left paralyzed or with permanent brain mage will also receive the $275-thousand dollar payments. the fundill offer smaller amounts of money to more than 400 other survivor president trump is tweeting today that more tariffs could be on the way, just days after announcing tariffsn steel and aluminum imports. in one tweet, the president blamed america's traeficit on "very stupid" trade deals and policies. moments later, he tweeted a threat tariffs by the e.u. on american businesses with new taxes on cars imported from europe. the secret service put the white house on lockdown this afternoon after a man shot himse just outside the fence. the man was later declared dead cret service reports he approached the north f

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let's go to brad, and basicallyd so if i am watching all of stis volatility, i'm a longer-term in. how do i deploy new cash? where would you put things to work in a market where volatility is back in a significant way? >> i wouldn't worry about it. i would stick with your plan. there is no c reason tnge the plan. when we talk about volatility, the thing to nmember, it's right now that's abnormal. it's the past couple of years. >> mm-hmm. ht what we're seeing r now is what we should see, so it doesn't bother me at all. >> so andreas, we talked a little bit about the effect on but if these tariffs come to pass, and who knows whether thi is a negotiating posture, or what, what will the effect on bonds potentially be >> yeah, so, from a textbook perspective, it would be inflationary. which bondso not like. bond yields tend to rise in insuationary prs. having said that, if it does create a trade war, that escalates, then they could be a risk-off snario where money would go back into bonds. it's not as clear-cut as bond yields wou go up and bonds would sell off. it depends how extreme th

i think every sti spoke to really raised the point that their voices are being heard. this is the first time we heard from survivors of a mass school shooting, they have been very blunt d vocal that they want to make gun control a voting issue. in the past,e have not seen people vote based on just the politician's stance on gun control. they want that to change. they are been unafraid to go after the nra, the national rifle association, gun lobby, and the politicians. one student i spoke to continues to wear a red ribbon on his clothes, and he says that shows they will persevere and maintaie um on the issue. jane: you were the first bbc correspondent on the scene wheno the ng actually happened. how is the community as a whole responding now?, nada: you knne, one of the things that really struck me was that parents were still out here too anxious and nervous to leave until they could retrieve their kids again when they got out of hool. kids were still tearing up when they we speaking about their friends and teachers that they lost on campus. a lot of the students were i

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clude stis information political and fear of cyber attacks are now very possibly this act of attempted murder in considering how to respond for him to also look at what additional hope we might give to the people of ukraine who operate from clawing and resisting russian aggression and to expansionism you i think i think my right arm befriended he's absolutely right we do need to look across the very diverse nature of the threat that we that we face and the actions that we are taking and we have already been taking a number of actions in support of the of the ukraine is also an important part of our deliberations an important part of of our response michael mcdonald as we call stein question was understood by only three people everybody understands what is happening here to date and there can be no criticism of the told the prime minister has adopted she will know that under article four of neutral she can raise this is a concern of what our nato allies does she tend to do so. as i could says in response for a number of the questions we will be raising this with allies in a number of fo

let's look at where the sti is right now. the focus is on the single dollar. being affected because sign-up is such an open economy. toe traders see it hovering its three half year high. the central bank hold its meeting in april. david: in hong kong, we are of 400 and 50 points. throughna data to you in a few moments. the thing groundbreaking. while .5%, a fairly gloomy day, 1.5%, ae in the city -- fairly gloomy day, cold here in the city. haslinda: you are watching bloomberg markets: asia. smasheda's exports expectations, jumping 44.5% in dollar terms, just as trade tensions escalate, imports rose 3%, below forecast. prime minister when he -- wang y i has warned against any efforts to insight a trade war. toling chuck has been told revamp its management structure and report back by march 22. bit station has been ordered to shut down its operations. the fed's latest review of the u.s. economy shows a tight labor market, helping to live weight -- lift wages across the board am a contribute to what the asian book calls -- the beige book calls moderate inflation

frmg sti . still ahead, the drtragedy that brought to families together.ach other family. >>> you can see a lot of fog right there. it will be nice later today. buf beautiful form. rain for the rest snchts it will be unvailed after a complete restoration. the work called andrea was first installed in 1968. the fountain features two mermaids, a baby mermaid, frogs and turtles. a private ceremony will celebrate the centerpiece of the square. it will commemorate endless contributions to arts in the bay area. she passed away >>> it is feeling like winter still. plenty of fog. we have a little fog here. it is 47 in the city but still upper 30s. today not a bad day. certainly not a good idea to get out and do some cleaning up. rain and wind on the way. i'll detail the forecast for you next. >> thank you. . who is this kid? scores a career high 28 points to lead the warriors in phoenix. we have the highlights coming up in sports. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e

he sti alive. but now he's in the trashcan. my goodness, this is very strange, lauren.opic to talk about. you get to erase your past. >> immortality. i'm exhausted. this life is beating me down. i can barely handle what i have on my plate. i'm ready to go. [laughter] greg: you have lived a full life. you are the yoga news correspondent. are you excited about a black hole? >> that make it this straight. nothing in my past comes with me? history is gone? start child support, alimony? ex-girlfriend text messages, all that stuff is gone? not like why didn't you answer your phone for the last six -- greg: yeah, it's over. dr. drew. >> no way. i love biology of the system we are in. don't screw with it. don't do it. no black holes. greg: kat come you would love to live forever because you talk about death all the time. >> i do. i would love to erase my past. i keep telling my therapist i want to do and he keeps telling me, kat command that is not possible. you are wrong, dr. elliot. i'm going to fire him and hire one of these doctors because they are the ones that are the rea

time magazine cover it is very true president -- in fact i spoke to an associate that says trump has stiedn the past that trump believes he should be on the cover of time magazine every week. >> we'll end on that note. i think we better. jonathan, jill, it's always a pleasure. thank you so much for joining us tonight. coming up for us, the latest in this saga of the president versus the porn star when the 11th hour continues. >>> stormy daniels suffered a set back today in her legal battle against president trump. we'll try to explain this in greater detail. a judge denied her motion to depose president trump and his attorney michael cohen. daniels is suing the president to invalidate a nondisclosure agreement she signed before the election to keep quiet ant the alleged affair with the president. trump denieded the accusations multiple times through white house officials. they said all of this is temporary and they will refile their motion to depose trump and cohen. >> we have to wait until the president and mr. cohen file their motion to compel arbitration. as soon as they do that we can

and so as the movie depicted, patton did inning sti toot a dress code. he was going to fine soldiers $25. if they weren't wearing a proper tie and wearing their helmet fastened as they were digging fox holes. that wasn't popular with the soldiers in second core. especially general terry allen's boys, who really didn't take too well to patton's idea of discipline. it's interesting, you mention how i wrote in the first book, how there's a difference of opinion between the soldiers. patton is the general of the third army. he had taken third army from its beginning. and the soldiers in third army for the most part loved general patton interviewed a lot of guys from the fourth division. given his chance, he could have gone all the way to moscow. we dealt with the cold war. it was not the same with the soldiers of the first infantry division. they did not like patton at all. that was universal. they felt patton tended to focus on unimportant things like dress code. truth be told, second core did need a shot in the arm, okay? they had been badly whipped at cas

sti remember in october during a debate with hillary clinton when donald trump and his allies broughtut every woman bill clinton, not even hillary, bill clinton had been with decades and decades and decades before. and so if old allegations didn't matter then, i'm not sure why 10-year-old allegations should be so old now. >> hold your point right there. i have to take a break. we'll be right back. ♪ at&t gives you more for your thing. your snapping pics all day, all night thing. your getting the low-light, just right thing. ♪ introducing the samsung galaxy s9 with low light camera. now 50% off. more for your thing. that's our thing. my gums are irritated. i don't have to worry about that, do i? actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line, and if you're not taking care of your gums, you're not taking care of your mouth. so now i use this. crest gum detoxify. introducing new crest gum detoxify... it works below the gum line and is clinically proven to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. new gum detoxify, from crest. gums are good. so

sti think we have to reallt to think of it more and more as a health care crisis and start to you knowlly pour more and more money into treatment as opposed to just policing issue. >> brown: for the pbs newshour, i'm jeffren in washington. od>> woodruff: all five ep of "the trade" are now available to watch for free on ytube or showtime >> woodruff: and we'll be back shortly with something you won't want to miss: whatappened when an injured baby beluga whale was found off the coast of alaska. but first, take a moment to hear from your local pbs station. it's a chance to offer your >> woodruff: now to a newshour shares, a story that caught our eye. it's very rare for a beluga whale calf to become separated fromother. so, when a team of veterinarians disc one on a rocky, alaska beach, they went into overdrive to save the endangered whale, whose numbers have been declining in cook inlet. from alaska public media, valerie ent this profile of the woman who led the rare resc >> i was actually out in the y cook inlet doing a necro another beluga whale and a part of the team were leaving the t

>> i mean, he is a huge liable sti ity, still. and they say if he wins he was able to separate himself from her. you look at the polling, she is a negative weight on democrats in other areas where they're not going to have the kind of candidate like conor lamb and where you're not going to have this nationalized attention on one race where you're able to define yourself. conor lamb localized this race in an effective way. when you're looking at all these other races going on at the same time you're not having that kind of attention and the ability to kind of carve out some independence. that's a problem for republicans as it pertains to trump in some cases but certainly still a problem for democrats. >> there's a school of thought when it comes to midterm elections, you don't have to do too much because the nature of these elections is sort of you want a check on whoever's in the white house. however of that is carrying everything we're seeing tonight and montana, south carolina, these swing, how much is just the gravity of politi

. >> those topics are covered in the topics that relate to hiv, aids transmission and as -- sti transmissionportant for our students to know how to protect their reproductive health. they need to know what behaviors can transmit disease and how to protect themselves. >> the supporters say the fremont lesson plans are in line with the national health education standards. sex education. the curriculum is still set to begin in april for students in the fourth through 12th grade. question of the day, at what age should sex education be taught in our schools? elementary, junior high, middle school? or high school? let us know what you think i voting on our ktvu twitter page. you can also comment on our ktvu facebook page. spawn the first lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco fertility clinic where frozen embryos and eggs may have been damaged. they blame low levels of liquid nitrogen in a tank that held those frozen eggs and embryos. the lawsuit claims the clinic was negligent. clients say they spent between eight and $100,000 to have their eggs or embryos harvested and saved. there's

in delawarehanywhere you go 48 hourser the storm, theris sti trees, and power lines. >> i have never seen anying like this around here. i mean, of this magnitude, it is every where. >> reporr: tree cutting crew s, have working around the clock to get fallen trees of of homes. and out of streets, but the isore trees down then crews. ate has launched a newh the project first we have ever done is bring in state forest crews inhe county. ese are crew forest fires b now clearing debris, cleg access and making road. >> reporter: clearing debris is part of the struggle in the county, another part tens of thousands of people are still without power. peco brought in crews to work around the clock, these are, crew from his chicago, the power company hopes to have most services in the county restored by midnight tonight, and a few have to wait until wednesday, to have power. and that the day, another nor'easter is expect to hit the region. >> they are saying that the wind might not be as bad but we are still trying to cle up from this past one so to expect another one is unreal. >> reporr: ther

. >> those topics are covered in the topics that relate to hiv, aids, transmission and sti transmission. it's important for our students to know how to protect their own reproductive health. they need to know what behaviors can transmit disease and how to protect themselves. >> reporter: the supporters say the fremont lessons are in line with the national health education standards for k-12 sex education that cover a wage -- range of topics from anatomy to sexual identity the pregnancy and hiv. >> we try to promote transparency and accountability of the school district. >> reporter: the school board resident says they posted the recommended curriculum online for parents to see. >> under the current california education code, each district has the discretion to decide if the curriculum for sex education for elementary school grades. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> the the first lawsuit has been filed against the san francisco fertility clinic where frozen embryos and eggs may have been damaged. the facility center blames low levels of liquid nitrogen. the lawsuit claims

fraught relationship with lawmakers on the hill and part of the reason is because he is -- his basin stinstinct is to be private. they're trying to play you and one of trump's greatest fears is his fear of being played for a sucker, so when he hears from people outside the white house, including his son don jr., that they're all trying to play him reenforces his instincts and you get little moments like we had yesterday. >> are they taking their toll on the white house from what you're hearing from your sources? obviously we heard the chief of staff john kelly, but are they going after finding who may have been responsible for some of these leaks? >> to distinguish between them, the spending bill is not a huge deal, but the do not congratulate, the leak that one of his national security advisors gave him these briefing notes, that is being taken very seriously inside the white house. they are doing a process to try and find out who leaked it. people are suspicious. i've spoken to senior officials who are suspicious of certain people on the national security council and what it has done i

. >> those topics are covered in the topics that relate to hiv, aids, transmission and sti transmission's really important for our students to know how to protect their own reproductive health. so they need to know what behavior can transmit disease and how to protect themselves. >> the supporters say the fremont lesson plans are in line with the national health education standards for k-12 sex education. so far, the curriculum is still set to begin in april for students in the fourth grade through seniors in high school. >>> question of the day, at what age should sex education be taught at the school level, elementary, junior high, middle school, or at the high school level? let us know what you are thinking by voting on our ktvu twitter page. you can also make a comment on our ktvu facebook page. here's the results thus far. 24% say elementary . 63% majority as a junior high in middle school. 13% say high school. >>> investigation is underway into a crash at the central valley were a couple was killed while allegedly running from immigration agents. it happened tuesday in kern county

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chopper6 hd over theews are stis of removing several large trees that had fallen along manayunk roadear conshohocken state road and another one near bryn mawr avenue. similar scenes could be on the horizon as a second nor'easter in less than a week is heading our way and with the very latest on that meteorologist adam joseph who is tracking when this storm will hit and what we could expect this go round.adam. >> yeah,i, torr is another one of those days you can continue to wh to get done and then wednesday kind of hunker down 'cause the heart of the storm will be during the day on wednesday. storm tracker6 live double scan low pressure in the northern plains, much like the last system, low pressure there that goes to the ohio valley, then transfers its energy to the coast where a nor'easter will develop, so that's what's going to happen and as it develops, just south of our coastline it picks up a lot of moisture and winter storm watches for philadelphia, all points to the north and west, all the way into new england here so this is a pretty powerful hit once again for the midatlanti

. >> i'm outraged that people city sti still think this way. >> reporter: her daughter remembered a commenttable. >> she believed she heard a statement from a teacher that during segregation they had separate water fountains and the teacher alluded in the teacher's opinion, it would be okay if that was the way it was. >> but blakely strongly believes in due process and will wait to see what happens with the teacher before she passes judgment on whether or not that teacher should be fired. she did say, though, that this is a wake-up call to parents, that they should teach their strong values in the home, as well, and she says she's teaching her daughter about inclusion and acceptance. >> and our thanks to sara sidner for that. >>> well, next week, we reveal our first cnn hero of 2018. but before we do, an update on 2017's hero of the year. amy wright of wilmington, north carolina, was honored for opening a coffee shop that employees people with disabilities. now she has expanded her mission and here's a quick update from anderson cooper. >> the 2017 cnn hero of the year is amy wright! >> oh,

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the president has made a sti decision on tariffs. a decision to allow excepses.e fact larry has similar views to gary and tariffs doesn't attach a lot of urgency to getting in there quickly. i think the point eamon made was the krek one which is the fact that larry kudlow served in the reagan white house to donald trump is going to be a critical element of assurance that he knows thousand play this game. again, as i said earlier, i think we should get ahead of ourselves. it's early to say that larry is going to be the choice but i think that the president clearly ra lly values larry's ae took it during the campaign. and i think the fact that larry has been through this process before in the reagan white house is something that donald trump would put a lot of stock in. >> you know, one thing would be interesting to see is how he and the treasury secretary differ. larry is famously king dollar. some said the secretary's comments late last year suggest on overt policy. >> i think larry would stay out of that one. we must remember it's thin tradingd around a couple o

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heard about little rocket man in a while or heard about the size of the button on his desk in a is stitory for this president. >> those are very low bars. let me play a little sound and ask you about it. >> hopefully we'll go in the very, very peaceful beautiful path we're prepared to go, whichever path is necessary. i think we're having very good dialogue and you're going to certainly find out pretty soon what's happening. but we have -- we have made progress, there's no question about it. >> he also said there we'll go hard either way. i mean one way is toward peace, the other is toward nuclear annihilation of the korean peninsula. he's like whatever will be will be. >> it's important not to be taken away way previous administrations have been and north korea fakes negotiations. in this policy h.r. mcmaster has driven north korea policy i think pretty well. he's a very able, senior director and this is a place where trump has let them actually have a reasonably professional policy towards north korea. the previous policies had failed. it wasn't ridiculous to rethink it. do i have gre

their electronics division and mobile division which sells the galaxy phones, but they also have the stihich makes displays and their biggest customer is apple. your pocket, in actually has a samsung designed to display, it's a samsung screen inside and iphone x. it's ironic because apple and samsung is such a rivalry, they are apple's biggest competitor in the mobile space. you can't think of any phone maker outside of apple and samsung in the u.s. and other times of the world -- other parts of the world. is theyle wants to do want to reduce the reliance as much as possible on samsung and you have seen the move away from samsung processors, the chips power iphones, ipads, and apple watches to couple -- to custom apple designed chips screens is another big component, that's another thing on the table as the story indicates today. shery: as feels the guy was a function on the bloomberg brief can see the supply chain of apple product and you can see samsung and japan display, so the big question mark would be what happens to these asian suppliers and the development of this technology whic

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. >> those topics are covered in the topics that relate to hiv, aids and sti transmission. protect their own reproductive health. they need to know what behaviors can transmit disease and how to protect themselves. >> supporter say is is in line national health education standards for k-12. the curriculum is still set to begin in april for students four through 12 grade. we been asking you the question of the day. at what age do you think sets an agent should be taught in school? 24% said start in elementary school, 64 say start in junior high or middle school, 12% say wait till high school. the younger they learn about sex the younger they start having sex. kids having kids.>> this is crazy i started this conversation with my coworkers so many different views. basically was so much sexuality everything we see and hear is probably best to educate as soon as possible with appropriate discussion.>> let us know what you think about voting on the ktvu twitter and facebook pages. >>> a for band could sir be heading to san francisco. despite opposition by number of retailers. sto

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--singapore, the sdi down the sti down 1/10 of 1%. copper they'll grow had announced a joint venture with in december, this. gaining ground in the wake of the reports. it is continuing this monday after goebel -- global stocks cap their worst week on global trade woes. some companies are expected to benefit, noting that u.s. importers turn to the likes of malaysia, taiwan, and others to make it more expensive to source food from china. countries like singapore and taiwan could benefit more as they do have a trade agreement with united states. people warning of more volatility but also indicating this could be a great chance to buy great companies at good prices. tencent has lost 10% the last three trading days, but credit suisse has maintained its outperforming writing. saying conditions are looking favorable heading into the second quarter. not soothing investor nerves very much today. rishaad: sophie kamaruddin there. it is more of what we have been reporting on. the global oil market getting a bit of a wake-up ahead of the launch o

. >> i was reading between the lines about how good she was you don't say anywhere that she sti consistentlyealize that in this way and every other that i married up >> all right, congressman, i always wonder and glad to be able to commiserate with that. it is not going to happen. i get two games. anyway, thank you. good to see you. when we return, jim cramer live from the new york stock exchange you almost fell off your chair >> i didn't know where you are going. >> here are the futures right now. who wins in tennis, is that a better way to ask? we'll be right back. we need to be ready for whatever weather may come our way. my name's scott strenfel and i'm a meteorologist at pg&e. we make sure that our crews as well as our customers are prepared to how weather may impact their energy. so every single day we're monitoring the weather, and when storm events arise our forecast get crews out ahead of the storm to minimize any outages. during storm season we want our customers to be ready and stay safe. learn how you can be prepared at pge.com/beprepared. together, we're building a better califo

. >> sti>> a ways to go. >> how's your 401(k) now >> i don't know.ly high. now, i don't know if people are ready to call this -- if you bought at the top, you're down. >> if you were late to this entire situation, sure a quick look at treasury bills around 2.8.5% where we see things happening that does it for us today. join us tomorrow right now time for "squawk on the street." ♪ this beautiful day don't let it get away ♪ it's a beautiful day ♪ ooh-ooh ♪ >>> good monday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jp im cramer at the new york stock exchange friday's loss could be a race to the open as some trade worries recede europe largely green, and coming off a six-week low and beginning with easing