and actually targeted lincoln high school in tacoma.for making the threat. here's what happened in alameda. ( darya ) some parents we talked to were upset that it took the school a few hours to get the robo calls and emails going. but the district defended the response -- saying it wanted to release accurate information. ( james ) in the north bay... a young boy is rescued after falling down a ravine. it happened sunday at mount tamalpais state park. officials say the 4-year-old boy fell 30- feet into a creek. the marin fire department helped get the boy to safety. he was taken to children's hospital oakland... where he is recovering. ( james ) still ahead on the kron 4 morning news... she starred in "clueless" and now she's trying to make the jump into politics. why that could be tough for

in tacoma, washington in which police had already made arrests. alameda police say that the student who posted about seeing the video did not do anything criminal. still as of this morning, some parents weren't taking any chances. >> just in case, i feel safer knowing my daughter is with me. >> we take all threats t student safety extremely serious. >> reporter: they consider it closed and there no known threats to alameda or its schools. parents today were notified about this incident by phone and by e-mail. live in alameda, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> thank very much. >>> if you live near travis air force base, don't be alarmed by the explosive noises you'll hear this week. it's just a drill. base personnel are taking part in training exercises, some include simulated explosions and loud announcements from the base emergency notification system, known as "the giant voice". >>> police on the peninsula are looking for the gunman who killed two people and injured another. it happened in broad moore near daley city. >> reporter: friends and fami

turns out the threat was for a school in tacoma washington. >> reporter: alameda police officer spent the morning at lincoln middle school. >> a video where there was a threat to shoot up the school. >> reporter: while the school was not placed on lock down, some parents picked up her students fearing the worse. >> you think it is a joke, you see comments. >> reporter: the threats spread rapidly. initially alameda police investigators could not find the video. >> we have zero evidence this was going to >> reporter: tacoma washingtonto related to a threat at lincoln high school in washington. the lincoln middle-schooler who posted the video did not do anything criminal. no known threats related to alameda or schools parents were notified by the incident by phone and by e-mail. >> florida's governor has launched an investigation on how law enforcement responded to the shooting on valentine's day. 73 governors have called on rick scott to israel. >> the president told american governors who he would react. >> i really believe you don't know until you test it. but i believe i would run in

turns out the threat was for a school in tacoma washington. >> reporter: alameda police officer spenthe morning at lincoln middle school. >> a video where there was a threat to shoot up the school. >> reporter: while the school was not placed on lock down, some parents picked up her students fearing the worse. >> you think it is a joke, you see comments. >> reporter: the threats spread rapidly. initially alameda police investigators could not find the video. >> we have zero evidence this was going to happen. >> reporter: tacoma washington related to a threat at lincoln high school in washington. the lincoln middle-schooler who posted the video did not do anything criminal. no known threats related to alameda or schools parents were notified by the incident by phone and by e-mail. >> florida's governor has launched an investigation on how law enforcement responded to the shooting on valentine's day. 73 governors have called on rick scott to suspend sheriff scott israel. >> the president told american governors who he would react. >> i really believe you don't know until you test it. bu

investigators say tacoma police arrested a juvenile boy in connection to making the threat...in alameda haaziq madyun kron4news (vicki)"students chanting" students in palo alto gathered today to call for national gun law reform. the protest happened this morning across the street from gunn high school. about 150 students participated before class today. students say they wanted to teach the n-r-a and lawmakers a lesson... saying it's time for gun control, and arming teachers is not the answer. "absolutely not especially guns in schools i think having more guns at school.. make things worse"(vicki) things worse"(vicki) many students say they plan on participating in the nationwide protest "march for our lives". that is happeneing on satuday, march 24th. (grant) national news: the students at stoneman douglas high school are preparing to return to school later this week. but questions are looming tonight...over signs missed before the shooting, and the response during it. kristen holmes reports. as students and teachers are preparing to re-enter stoneman douglas high school wednesday, dem

tacoma police arrested a boy up there for making the threat. here's what happened in alameda. lt. hoshmand durani/alameda police department: "...and we had officers respond to the school, we interviewed a lot of the kids and the school staff, as a precautionary measure we had a few officers stay at the school to make sure the kids feel safe"(grant) some parents we talked to were upset that the school took a fe hours to get the rono call and emails going...telling parents what's going on. the district defended the response...noting that it asks for patience ng that it asks for patience because it wants to release áaccurate information. ((steve)) a tree trimmer is dead..after he was electrocuted by power lines in the south bay.((map))it happened this afternoon just after 1-30 on page mill road in san jose.neighbors initially called 9-1-1 to say it the tree trimmer appeared to be stuck and could not get down.when fire crews arrived..they realized the man had been continously electrocuted..when he cut a branch that hit a power line. authorities are still working to figure out the exac

he wasas friendlier to the privates, taking more than a few facilities around tacoma, the blonde seemedto be a favorite of his. sunspots and solar out of his father had given him for use of battalion was cool coming nickname at the transporter after one of his favorite movies in which a dissolution special forces operator brendan audia eight. blonde try to have his nervousness about the ati stick shift from underwear summer wanted to go, chiles, starbucks, quiznos coming dairy queen,ma supermarket, he made a little less amount of it. where's our insult? i adore by the boot. red zones? behind that softserve thing. he forgot the bathroom. bang, you're dead. all of us were completely flabbergasted by the arrest as youbete might imagine in the fit question that came to all of our minds was wide. like where did this come from? gradually come the story began to filter out. he was enabled to bother him for the first couple weeks and to hand this soldier came and apparently alex had believed the plans for the bank robbery were just one more special summers little games. a training exercise thei

investigators say tacoma police arrested a juvenile boy in connection to making the threat...in alamedaaaziq madyun kron4news (vicki) president trump and first lady melania visited maddy and her family in her hospital room after the attack. fighting back tears - maddy wilford - a student who was shot multiple times in the florida school massacre, spoke at a news conference at broward health north medical center earlier today. the 17-year old says she was encouraged by the positive messages being sent to her through social media. "i'd just like to say that i'm so grateful to be here, and it wouldn't be possible without those officers and first responders and these amazing doctors, especially all of the love that everyone has sent." (vicki) neither maddy nor her parents addressed the photo, but her mother told reporters she was "grateful to the president who came." (grant) oakland mayor libby schaaf's decision to warn bay area residents saturday about the ápossibility of an immigration sweep has led to a mix of support and multiple threats. one supporter said...'keep it up mayor schaaf'..

. >> en cualquier momento ellos pueden detenerme y llevarme al centro de detenciÓn de tacoma pero no explicar ante un juez su estatus migratorio pero necesitÓ el apoyo de una congresista para que ice entregara este documento >>> cuantifica de por quÉ una persona es inadmisible. >> la describen como una persona extensamente involucrada en protestas antiice, juicio ejecutivo ocasiones que no habÍa visto en estos formularios y le huelen a persecuciÓn. >> es muy alarmante que los oficiales de inmigraciÓn estÉn tratando de agarrando a estas personas y estÉn protestando contra ice. >> pedimos el caso de ella y dijeron que no comentan sobre litigios pendientes sin embargo, en las ultimass semanas nos han reiterado que cualquier indocumentado es sujeto a deportaciÓn. >> la activista estÁ dispuesta a llevar a inmigraciÓn a corte para demostrar que le estÁn violando los derechos a libre expresiÓn >>> tal vez han hablado con los medios de comunicaciÓn y han contado su historia. >> dice que en esta nueva batalla ha recibido mÁs apoyo que nunca. >> cristina londoÑo, noticias tele unidad muy. >> l

macarreno is now detained in tacoma ... and faces deportation back to honduras."he's gonna be returned to a country that is considered the murder capital of the world and a place he hasn't years is something that is very scary for him.">( james ) police says they're going to go over their practices and policies to make sure they do better moving forward. ( darya ) while u-s athletes are in south korea going for glory... 64 bay area students took home some "gold" over the weekend. students in the bay area children's theater advanced performers education program competed in the tech olympics at the junior theater festival in sacramento. they won the championship in technical theater skills and stage craft. b-a-c-t's advanced performers are east bay students aged 9 to 16 who have successfully auditioned for the group's traveling musical theatre team. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... feeling lonely this week for valentine's ....don't open your email! we'll tell you why some people are getting scammed. ( darya ) and... demanding facebook and google dr

united states after witnessing his father's murder.co at 2:00 p.m.es romero is 30 miles away at tacoma'snorthwest detention center to defend a former gang member from being deported. by 5:00 p.m., he's finally arrived at h law office just uth of seattle where he meets with the family of a woman for geom he's helped secure re status. so far, that's pretty par for the course. but what sets cortes romero apart from other immigration lawyers is that-- like most of his clients-- he too is an undocumented immigrant. what we you told about your status growing up? >> i definitely knew what it felt to be undocumented, though i didn't really know what it meant. because-- in where we were living, there were a l of ice raids. it was-- it wasn't uncommon to hear about it at our neighborhood apartment complex we were living in. and so that fear was very real. but i didn't really kn like what the outside consequences was of being deported. >> reporter: cortes romero was brought to the united states in9 from mexico when he was just over a year old. but it was only when his fathero was ed in 2004 that th

and actually targeted lincoln high school in tacoma.tacoma police arrested a boy up there for making the threat. here's what happened in alameda. ( darya ) some parents we talked to were upset that it took the school a few hours to get the robo calls and emails going. but the district defended the response -- saying it wanted to release accurate information. ( james ) this was the scene in newark yesterday. that is hail falling from the sky. there were similar scenes in san francisco... sacramento... walnut creek and livermore.. ( james ) and this was what it looks like this morning ion the livermore hills. a kron 4 viewer sent us this picture that he took this morning. ( james ) and this is the view from clayton this morning. you can see the snow off in the distance. a kron 4

then using her grandparents hungarian citizenship sheet landed on team hungry and finally, norway tacomathe most overall metals though it still my second favorite norwegian sport compliments after this. [cheering and applause] greg: that should be an olympic event. anyway, for more on this we go live to south korea and apparently we sent our newest correspondent, mike and michael to the games to give us a proper sendoff. mike, i had no idea that you were there. >> there's a lot you don't know about me, greg. goodbye forever. greg: that was abrupt. i hope he is okay. i'm sure he's fine. impressions of felix, thoughts? good, bad, indifferent. >> no. i was stationed in korea back in 95 and i don't want to remember being in korea. i saw its college basketball season. good american sport. greg: kat, if you had to compete, what would you can be in. >> i wouldn't. i couldn't handle it but i did like that one year from the hungarians gear because she really was inspiration to us all that you can go to work and do a mediocre job and still rise to the top. greg: that is true. all you have to do is

apprenticeship program of advanced manufacturing where kids are actually in a paid apprenticeship program in tacoma, washington. we had the first group of 12. it was the first we'd done. there was a good job in california and others. i'm not the only one. we had the first rollout of the first 12. and they came to sign up to sign up with a company they were going to have an apprenticeship with. they'd come up and put their hat on with their company logo and put the shirt on. it was as exciting as draft day in the nba. lebron james wasn't as exciting as these kids signing up for an apprenticeship program. 70% of the kids in switzerland are in paid apprenticeships. we had our first apprentice programs, a first computer program coding apprentice program. a lot of these people were in midlife. to go into a coding program and an apprenticeship has been successful. i'm looking forward to everybody sharing their ideas as well. we need to do a better job giving diverse pop youlations access to higher education. we're doing that. our dreamers are getting financial aid to make sure that our dreamers have acce

the months for transformative, at night and on weekends they ventured into tacoma with new eyes.every door was a potential breach point. every denny's study partitions into lines of fire. civilians like more like another species entirely. cherry private scratched as men and women with giant proofs of hair puzzled over menus like their children's mouths, one night alex and his buddies went out to see the new x-men movie all they could talk about lined up in the dark among teenagers who had no idea there surrounded by rangers is how simple it would be to take down the theater. they'll try to outdo each other which was almost identical to that of the hangar. three exits, red zone, and interiors base with sheep to hurt, piece of cake. talk of hitting spots was a good way to show -- whenever they watched ice movies they laughed at how much better they could do the job themselves. tabs are fluid but the sharper of the privates were really picking it up. in this there are likely to enjoy the special mentorship. even after his replacement as blondes team leader, the specialist popped in

talk to your friends in seattle or portland or eugene or tacoma and they are not getting a break fromrainfall. the storms are going up and over the ridge into the pacific northwest. for all intents and purposes for us the storm track is moving farther away over the next several days will continue to move away from us giving is virtually 0% chance of any rainfall. clear tonight with temperatures cool but not cold. nor close to cold. many staying in the low 50s overnight tonight. san jose at a low of 50, 51 degrees for oakland. it's going to be warm tomorrow. for some of you, warmer than it was today. looking at the numbers for santa rosa, 77 degrees. 72 for you in fremont. alejo, 73, 70 degrees in mountain view. not bad for friday in february. the dry weather will be with us so if you want to get outside, maybe you will be having a big get together. and you want to go outside before the super bowl, okay. do it. 70 near the bay, 74 inland on sunday, anti-like any outdoor plans would be quite mild for temperatures. that your forecast. a month-- no strings attached. we look at the argumen

around seattle and tacoma. that is where the rain stays.is not going to bring us really any kind of weather other than passing clouds. that doesn't mean much in terms of cloud cover. it sets us up with a lack of fog. we won't see coastal or valley fog. current temperatures are mild. these are daytime highs in february. these are the current temperatures right now. it is definitely an unusual pattern that will stick with us. not just for a little while but for a while. here is san francisco. tomorrow morning a few clouds. lunch time upper 60s. friday afternoon san francisco 68 degrees. arena green maybe 69. downtown 70. by the end of the day. this is the pattern. these patterns when they get stuck that is what we saw last month. this low-end is high. there is the ridge. the pattern is stuck. with that start the high cannot move. the low moves. they both -- dry and warm weather. through february 10. we don't -- pattern ships. until this pattern ships we cannot get into this juicy e side of the ridge. that is where you want to be. this is wher

macarreno is now detained in tacoma ... and faces deportation back to honduras.nna be returned to a country that is considered the murder capital of the world and a place he hasn't been to in 14 years is something that is very scary for him.">( james ) police says they're going to go over their practices and policies to make sure they do better moving forward. ( darya ) coming up on the kron 4 morning news... gas prices are climbing. what's pushing prices closer to the 4- dollar mark. ( darya ) and after the break... demanding facebook and google drain the swamp. who's behind a new push to stop the spread of fake news. and here's a live look outside... bay bridge. (ácommercialá) ( mabrisa ) ( mabrisa ) (mabrisa rpdriguez) no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. ( james

at night and on weekends, they ventured into tacoma with new eyes.every door was a potential preach point. every bar country red zone concealing hidden gunmen, every debby's dining room, partitions into lines of fire. civilians looked more and more like another species entirely. cherry privates watched in bemusement as women and men puzzled over menus, smoothed nap kind over their laps-wiped their children's mouths. one night after raiding air plane hangars, alex? his buddies went to see the new x-men movie, and all they could talk about lined up there in the dark among teager who had no idea they were subpoenas rangers was how simple it would be to take down the theater. they tied to outdo if e each other in the assessment of the problem which was identical to hangar, three exists, red zone? projectionist booth, interior space with sheep to herd. piece of cake. talk of hitting spots around tacoma was a reliable way to show off knowledge and sound hard. a real world application of their classroom sessions, planning raids on satellite photos of al qae

today there was a last-minute postponement of a public meeting that was supposed to take place in tacoma, washington, to hear from our citizens about their opposition to expanding oil drilling off our coasts. i'm not sure whether there will be a hearing rescheduled or exactly what was behind the cancellation of the public meeting, but it was one of the few opportunities that washingtonians could suppress their views on this -- could express their views on this issue. i have sent a letter to secretary zinke with 15 of my house and senate colleagues from the pacific northwest calling on washington and oregon to not be part of a future lease program. i know that many people, including our governor, have done the same. members from the pacific, atlantic, gulf coasts and even alaska are writing to secretary zinke asking them to include future drilling activities in their area. i'm very concerned that we are wasting taxpayer money reanalyzing what we have analyzed before, that oil and gas development in the pacific northwest does not make sense for our coastal communities. we want to fight to

it is harder tacoma a third grader's habit. >> it is easier to change a third grader than a 30-year-hat is true. >> when sal read the numbers. my first reaction was like whatever. 2 to 5. >> really. >> yeah. i have a 5-year-old. you're growing up. maybe -- you say catching it too late. i'm aware of getting outside and being healthy that way as well as good food. but to me if my daughter or son -- i don't mow what classifies as being obese at two to three years old. am i wrong in that reaction? i don't really seem to care at that age. >> it was really a category that broke our heart. for a while we thought the rate was slowing down. the two to five-year-olds are the only ones -- we were thinking they were starting to go down. this late research shows no they're going up like everyone else. and to answer your question, you put it into perspective. for a 4-year-old -- 4-year- olds, there can be a big range in their height. but a 4-year-old who weighs -- who is average height, stone cold in the middle and weighs about 40 pounds will be in that obese category. but, you know, 50 pounds, th

nonstops from oakland tacoma, san francisco to honolulu were supposed to start this summer and insteady have been canceled for now. others are delayed until july 15. the airline said "we sincerely apologize for the inconvenience and we are currently reaccommodating on other flights from the bay area." >>> coming up, a bay area high school student lost both parents at a young age. but his personal tragedies are motivating him to better his life. how this student rising above is preparing for his next academic step. and bedroom for a fraction of what you'd pay elsewhere. for the latest home trends, at big savings - you've gotta go to ross. they'd tell you to go to ross. because there's so much to choose from. listen to your pets. they're your best friends, so they don't want you to spend more than you have to. if you want to save big on pet accessories, you gotta go to ross. es with sherry >>> it was one tragedy after another for today's young students rising above scholars. >> as he shares, he is determined to turn the tragedies into opportunities. go to college and make a better life f

issued a joint statement saying an investigation determined the threat involved lincoln high school in tacoma, washington and was part of an internet hoax. a parent said in the wake of the shooting in florida, she was glad to see authorities take any potential threat seriously. >> i think they are taking the right precautions. that's important. you don't want to take anything lightly. >> school officials say they appreciate people being vigilant when they hear of a threat to the community, but they urge people to turn to police and school officials before going to social media in an effort to avoid feeding into rumors that can then cause further disruption to the school community. >>> coming up, more than a dozen companies are cutting ties with the nra after the florida shooting, but will that affect the organization at all? we will speak with an expert about how the gun control debate and business are affecting the nra. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimps

system and takes on average eight years to permit a bridge, 15 years to permit a runway at the seattle tacomairport, took almost 20 years to permit a gold mine in alaska. if we don't fix the system, we could spend trillions. leland: forgive me, senator, it seems the only bipartisan agreement that happens in washington is to simply spend more money. anything else, both sides are welcome to score political points rather than solving problems for the american people. >> well, let me just mention this permitting the farm issue again. i talked to a lot of my colleagues, democrats and republicans. i have a bill called the rebuild america now act that would streamline our permitting system down to a year and half to two years to permit big infrastructure projects. not 10 years. for example, recently a lot of the building trades, labour international operators, others have come out saying this is critical to them. we've got to work hard at it, but the permitting reform of our infrastructure system is something that every mayor, every governor has these nightmare scenarios where it takes a decade to p

. >> host: aneat tacoma madison, wisconsin, -- aneat tacoma madison, washington, dc.ler: thank you for taking my call. i'm retired librarian but never quite retired. i want to know the books he loved or were important to him in middle school and high school. middle school and high school. thank you. reading a hundred years of solitude as a high school senior was really great. i had a cool english teacher who taught a class on fabuly sm. and pilgrim's progress, that old british religious story about pilgrims and allegorical at ventures ventures ventures and that template for the underground railroad. south carolina is a self-contained allegorical venture, and so pilgrim's progress, the odyssey, that kind of structure. then that class, a hundred years of solitude and my introduction to magic railism realism. stephen king, i remember reading carrie in the seventh grade and very interesting structure. there's a linear story of carrie in her high school in her town, and then interspersed are newspaper accounts of the carnage that carrie unleashes sovereign it's foreshadowi

in washington, d.c., in san antonio, texas, and detroit, michigan, and santa fe, new mexico, and tacomashington -- all over the country. 61 metropolitan areas. amy: we have to leave it there, but we will link to our peace "kept out" and thank you ♪ bridging special invites. divides. in conversation with ashley dadawson. it is all coming back -- up on the laura flander's show. welcome. ♪

program of advanced manufacturing where kids are in a paid apprenticeship program in high school in tacoma, washington and we have the first group of 12 -- governor hickenlooper has done a good job in colorado as well -- i am not the only 1 -- but we had the first rollout of the first 12 and they came to sign up with the company they're going to have the apprenticeship with, and they put the shirt on and it was exciting as draft day in the nba. not as exciteds as these kids who are signing up for an apprenticeship program. that is the future we have to give all of our kids. switzerland are paid apprenticeships, as a result they have almost no unemployment in their young population. we had our first apprentice programs, the first computer science coding apprentice program. have 100%wo classes employment, a lot of these people are midlife and to go into a coding program and give it an apprenticeship has been successful. i'm looking forward to everyone sharing their ideas as well. we know we have to do a better job giving populations access to higher education, we are doing that, our dreamers

three people died in december when an amtrak derailed outside of tacoma, washington. >>> a live look at capitol hill 6c expecting another busy day in washington, d.c. expect to hear the word memo a lot again today. friday republicans released that memo alleging the fbi abusing its authority and playing politics. democrats say that's not true at all. democrats have their own memo on the russia investigation. today they will push for a vote to release the memo which they say paints a more accurate picture of why the fbi was monitoring a trump campaign aide. >> it's a point by point refutation of the basically propaganda talking points in the republican memo. >> this may not be the end of memos from the house intelligence committee. the republican chairman says he has more information to release, including a look at how the state department may have been involved. >>> 5:05. looking live in philadelphia this morning where it's possible some fans are still celebrating the city's first super bowl title ever. in true philly fashion some people got rowdy in the streets overnight. a group of

had the first apprenticeship program -- advanced manufacturing where kids are in a high school in tacoma washington. we had the first group of 12. it was the first we done. one.ot the only we had the first rollout of the first 12 and they came to sign up with a company. they would have an apprenticeship with them. they come up and they put their hat on and they put the shirt on. it was as exciting as drafted in the nba, lebron james wasn't as excited as these kids were signing up for the apprenticeship program. i think that is the future we have to give all dockets 70% of the kids in switzerland age 17 and 18 are in apprenticeships. they have almost no unemployment in their young population in switzerland. we had our first apprentice programs, we had the very first ,oding apprentice of program the last two classes, that 100% employment, a lot of these people are midlife entered into has beenvoting program spectacularly successful. i am looking for to everybody sharing their ideas as well. giving diverse operations access, we are doing that, or dreamers are getting financial aid to ensure

so our friends at toyota tell me the tacoma pickup is successful basically 100% capacity it is a greatproduct they have to expand the facility. they sell everyone that they make. what do you do? zombie nafta makes that hard to solve. >> another example is one of the things what the environmental groups were concerned about to place after nafta. there were some mexican plants getting into the business of automotive paint you can imagine is very metallic with a lot of toxins you want that in the water or atmosphere. the use of magnetic process to get it into the car with a sophisticated set of rules and regulations meaning you have to close the facilities to have nothing harm the environment but mexico is not a place where it could be done. so some suppliers moved in and the mexican government said we are starting to see this activity but we have never seen this before. those conversations between regulators these are the minimums injuring those standards in so going to your question if we ended up with bad will between canada and mexico you don't have that opportunity to learn from each

in washington, d.c., in san antonio, texas, and detroit, michigan, and santa fe, new mexico, and tacomashington -- all over the country. 61 metropolitan areas. amy: we have to leave it there, but we will link to our peace "kept out" and thank you

in washington, d.c., in san antonio, texas, and detroit, michigan, and santa fe, new mexico, and tacomashington -- all over the country. 61 metropolitan areas. amy: we have to leave it there, amy: we have to leave it there, but we will link to our peace please join me today for my fantastic summer eco-picnic menu, and we are truly having an eco-picnic right here on the farm. i'm going to pick some farm-fresh veggies and make some fabulous food so we can go and have a fun picnic with friends and family, so please join me. ♪ jazzy, you're gonna be healthy ♪ ♪ with the jazzy vegetarian ♪ jazzy, so snazzy ♪ we're gonna cook something healthy and light ♪ [scatting] ♪ jazzy, so snazzy laura: so join me in the kitchen right now. ♪ we're gonna cook something healthy and light ♪ that's right. today i'm preparing my eco-picnic menu, and i'm also going to share tips for serving earth-friendly outdoor summer meals. we're going to start with my oh, so creamy-tasting but dairy-free cool cucumber soup, served in edible bowls, and then i'll prepare the perfect portable sandwiches--

inaudible conversations] >> several mayors have appeared on the tv over the years including harold moss tacoma washington's first african-american mayor. vincent buddy junior, former mayor providence rhode island he was removed from office and spent time in federal prison on racketeering conspiracy charges and mayor carolyn goodman, current mayor of las vegas. the wife of former mayor oscar goodman in the second one to hold that office. you could watch any of these mayors and many others online at the book tv.org. type mayor book into the search bar at the top of the page. >> now on book tv, retired rear admiral michael giorgione provides a history of camp david and reflects on his tenure as commanding officer of the presidential retreat. >> we may not be thinking so favorably about our government-- government leaders at this time, but a more productive times we're fascinated about how things happened behind-the-scenes. called american diplomacy secret weapon camp david which

in tacoma, washington, at least 120 immigrants detained by ice at the northwest detention center have begun a hunger strike, protesting abuses at the hands of guards with the for-profit prison company geo group. the prisoners are demanding larger portions of edible, nutritious food, an and to arbitrary searches, and an end of the widespread use of solitary confinement at the prison. and immigrant rights activist ravi ragbir, executive director of the new sanctuary coalition , heads to court today in new jersey where he's challenging his 2001 conviction for wire fraud in a case that could see a judge stay an order for his pending deportation. ragbir been ordered to report to a check-in with immigration and customs enforcement on saturday , which is unusual, in manhattan, and supporters have secured permit to protest at 9:00 a.m. this week, the new york city council held a hearing about whether the new york police department should have helped ice agents escort ragbir when they tried to deport him after his last check-in. this is ragbir speaking at a -- speaking on thursday. in myave a

garcia still dreams of finding her son alive she and her husband left their home in the province of tacomaand three months ago despite their growing debts they did not want to return in defiance of the advice of navy counselors and even that of defense minister or scar. he said why don't you go home for a while i said i'm not leaving me and asked if i had children you know that's my response when people tell me to close the chapter. maria victoria recalls how she could not find the answer son's education so luis esteban worked during high school and then joined the navy. i think it's the only i gave that man to the navy today i wanted to give him back to me when accepted and i went. victoria recently took her three year old grandson to look at the sea and he asked her to bring his father back the argentinian defense minister and the navy chief have refused to talk to daughter bella while the submariners family members desperately need answers. you're watching the news coming to you live from. all our stories online. thanks for watching. the be. the be. the book. the book. the be. the battl

in tacoma, washington and had the first group of 12, colorado has done well on this as well.e had the firstolout of the first 12, and they came to sign up with a company they were going to have apprenticeship with and they'd come up and put their hat on and their company league be and put the shirt on, and it was exciting as draft day in the nba. lebron james was not as excitinged at these kids. i think that's a future we have to give our kid. 70% of the kids in switzerland, age 17 to 18, are in paid apprenticeships and have almost no unemployment in their young population in switzerland. we had our first computer scientist coding apprenticeship program, the last two classes. they have 100% employment. a lot of people were mid-life and had to go into a coding program and give it an apprenticeship has been spectacularly successful. i'm looking forward to share other ideas. have to do a better job giving die very population access to higher education. we're doing that our dreamers are getting financial aid to make sure that our dreamers have access and these are the most ambiti

so friends at toyota tell me that tacoma pickup is this awesomely successful, that it's a product that they are basically at 100% capacity, they're selling every truck they can make. it's a great product, but they need to expand a facility. they have two production facilities, one in mexico and one in the united states? what do you do some zombie nafta makes that problem really hard to solve, so. >> just give you another example, which i remember from after nafta, one of the things that a lot of environmental groups were concerned about actually took place that after nafta, there were some mexican plants that were -- that got into the business of automotive paint. automotive paint you can probably imagine is very metallic so it has a lot of toxins in it. you don't want that into the water, the atmosphere, they use a magnetic process to get the paint on the car. if you do that in canada and the u.s. you had this sophisticated rules and regulations that you had to close the facility so that there's nothing that gets into the air, nothing that would harm the environment. mexico had not be

. >>> and we have breaking news on a deadly road rage shooting near tacoma, washington.y a male driver and a female motorcyclist stopped in the left lane after a dispute and they started physically fighting when the woman took out a gun and shot the man. he died on the scene. the woman is in custody. there's no word what triggered the fight or the shooting. >>> and police in toronto have recovered the remains of at least six people allegedly killed by a serial killer. a landscaper is already charged with the deaths of five men who disappeared near toronto's gay village. the bodies were found hidden in planters on property owned by elderly clients of mcarthur. police expect to file more charges. >>> well, chicago, detroit, cleveland are the main targets of a winter storm set to pound the upper midwest. the system could bring more than a foot of snow stretching from iowa east to ohio. in fact, public schools took the rare move of canceling classes. that's for the first time in more than three years. the city could get a foot of snow. it will stretch into new england where

i have friends at toyota who isl me the tacoma pickup successful, they are selling every truck they can make. it is a great product. i'm happy for them. they have two production facilities, one a mexico, one in the united states. a zombie nafta would make the problem hard to solve. >> another example, one of the things that a lot of environmental groups were concerned about took place after nafta. there were some mexican plants that got into the business of automotive paint. automotive paint you can imagine is very metallic, a lot of toxins. they use a magnetic process to get it on the car. if you do that in the u.s., or canada, there is a sophisticated set of regulations that you have close the facilities so nothing gets into the air. mexico had not been a place where automotive paint was done. it had not been a big part of mexico's contribution to the north american auto industry. some suppliers moved in and started moving in this direction. governmentican reached out to canada and u.s. and said we are starting to see this activity. we do not want to be the bad actor, but we have neve

these numbers do not include the recent actions outside of tacoma washington that claimed three lives and injured 70 people or south carolina collision that killed a locomotive engineer michael kemp age 54, one of our members and conductor michael so why age 36, a smart member and injured 116 people. while the ntsb is still investigating these tragedies ptc could have "prevented those of these tragedies. some might say that i am not eating fair because grove roads are going to get this done by 2018 and i sincerely applaud those who do but there are several others that won't get this done by the deadline. mr. chairman if i'm a taken up her tendency to mention a few other safety issues that the industry has not addressed and the number one issue is fatigue. this issue is as old as everybody in this room. the rail safety improvement act amended u.s. code title xlix by section 20156 titled the railroad safety risk reduction program mandating that the fra require the railroad to develop jointly with labor and updated at least every two years of fatigue management plan for safety critical r