as it malfunctioned other systems shut down to protect tems. tems. -- themselves. it shows if you touch one part, that a very small but effective effect. imagine what it's like if you don't have the power to operate atm, and can't get gas at the gas station. it has a ripple effect. >> for all its vastness the marine le pen is a centralized place. there is, after all, one gept of defense. there are famously hundreds and hundreds of independently operated and owned ute ities. how does a centralized place talk to a decentralized system about how to keep itself safe. >> that is something they need to do. they can't just be worried about protecting military systems. part of that is convincing private industries of steps they need to take. we saw how easily it is to do that. someone used a fishing -- phishing technique to get into the white house, so many industrial places have computer aspects to them. they have control devices that one machinery on the production floor controlled by computers. that is how the stuxnet virus worked. it got into the controllers of iranian

immersion programs for capturing the native language i've not seen indicate on how well, they're pro tem for the programs in high school are they totally proficient are they able to take second year advanced courses in college i'll suspect they'll be able to and referencing around this i guess language fluency between e o and els that kind of aquarian is important i feel like our language programs are two-fold one english instruction but also it is retaining our native language i want to see how well, we're going to do and thank you so much for staying and thank you very much. >> if i'm allowed i'm going to make one comment we all know this one i want to emphasize how important the parents play in the role of the el success we've been working with the el lack and the board members we truly believe that the counterpart we provide for the parent working so many days without sleep and we're committed to coming board and presenting i feel i want to reassure how important i remember we no longer talk about parent engagement but parent counterpart thank you for all the e lack board members and

instruction but developing the system where we can have packet at the levels to the futures are pro tem and people have the opportunity as we move forward to thank you to the district team for your working hard in this short memorandum of time. >> commissioners. >> i wanted to first say i've noted the addition of the alleged ftes for eight grade math i'm told that decreases the class size size to 24 to one; is that correct and is that at every school we'll set every k a next year to increase the class size 25 to one. >> sure i'll field the question we did an initial pass and we noted the variation in class size at grade eight math so a pass through to maximum 25 students to each the grade eight math those ftes if we open up a section should help to drive down the class size we need to work on the prelims plan but this should definitely afford united states to be able to bring down the class size. >> i appreciate this i want to say for the record i don't think it is enough we should be for now at 22 and in middle school math get the feedback from parent and the somewhat bumpy implementat

tem in the 60s. maybe just a light jacket, except north and west.peratures are a little bit cooler. let's look at those current temperatures. 51 in hagerstown and andrew 57 in culpepper. the next line of showers and storms developing around 3:00 along the spine of the appalachians. you can see the yellows and oranges and temperatures soaring to around 80 degrees for much of the area. we'll continue to track 9 futurecast in the first alert 7- day forecast. >>> at 6:26 here are some things you may have missed in the news. montgomery county police have conducted a new, extensive search for two young children who have been missing for months. >> to me it is all process of elimination at this point. when enough policies are searched they can concentrate on trying to find my kids, who i believe are still out there. >> officers combed seneca state park to try to find his children, ages four and two. they disappeared in the care of their mother seven months ago. their father, troy turner, hasn't given up hope of finding them alive. >>> one of the suspects a

looking like i'm dressed for the 4 hundred meter race today but i'm going to do a little bit of that pro temthat i will be out here even more with all of you and be watching the competition because today, we're going to see some great practice sessions but i'm looking forward to national competition as you can see this happening with this national if not international all the competitors about feel like me and say gosh how how can a public facility have this kind of world-class condition it is because we have a fantastic conversation going on with everyone this is the kind of facility and reflected in everything we do in our parks and open spaces but in our treatment of our public education alu ugly to get students out of world-class standards to compliment the experience and the competition that going on here i'm very glad to be here let the show and the ribbon cutting begin and the 1 hundred yard dash beginning i was going to do that because the ambulance showed up and are here. >> we have a couple of people we're not going to cut everything but just to continue sheets been since elected t

rainfall amounts are actually looking pretty decent with the tem, not earth shattering flooding problems but we could get as much as two inches in the mountainous areas and a lot of that will fall in the form of snow. cities themselves, san francisco, reading, sacramento, all about an inch lesser amounts santa barbara and l.a. unfortunately, not as much in the southern half of the state. northern sierra looking good one to two feet higher elevations, the drive of 80 a little hairy throughout the night and tomorrow. today's forecast out there, temperatures are definitely cooler than they have been setting the stage for the storm system. 50s and 60s down to sacramento l.a., 66 too. a big change. you can tell the weather pattern has changed across the country as all the warmth has shifted now into the middle of the a coastline. temperatures in the low 50s with rain. so this isn't going to end the drought, barely going to dent it but we'll take what we can get. >> bill thank you. did nsa leaker edward snowden even read the top secret material he stole before he leaked it tsarnaev plus an 18

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said this you named the gentleman that run a security that backed out how long ago and is there a pro tem lead in get a contract. >> we contacted him about the same week we put in the application and he contact you had to call him 3, 4, 5 two or three times and said sorry mark to be honest i've been in contacts with the second-rate companies and asked a few people what is a good security company i give them a name but other than that i don't know. >> do the skirt companies have security dwours at other companies. >> yes. >> have you contacted them to see if they're interested. >> no. >> okay. any other questions from the commission. >> candle stick park. >> how about neighborhood outreach on your application it says the association is only organization you reached out to. >> we talked to the next door businesses and as well as banks and we invited everybody that came to the meeting about 10 people came in and asked all kinds of questions. >> and in addition to the bank and businesses did you talk about to normal everyday people. >> yes. >> okay any other questions or comments? okay. i thi

and terry mcsweeney is live to tem us who is going to win the battle? >> well the special needs student s students are letting the parents over there at the kids club preschool know that there is not a kids club preschool come fall however, the teachers and the students are hoping to teach the officials a lesson in perseverance. >> it is emotional for the children, and emotional for the children, and the community. >> reporter: it can be no other way when a school district de decides that these children, some of the 300 that attend the new kiss preschool will have to find a new place to go in the fall. this young boy jeremiah at the ending the school and his mother say s thas that the three teachers that he has had has helped him tremendously with the growth. >> but the lease expires in july and the school district has decided to make a change. >> the school continues to try to find a location that is acceptable for the special education kids that is required by state and federal law to serf. >> we can run away and hide or stand our ground and fight. >>

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temperatures could step down with the next ice tem roaring through. across the seats south the thunderstorms out there and we already have fast flood watches among the coastal areas. temperatures are mild across parts of the plains and into the great lakes. you are in the 60's in chicago. 70 in dallas. that is 70 degrees. take a look at this high this morning. have w warm out there. temperatures ranging tween the 340z arched -- 30's and 50's. it will stay warmer in the southeast into the 790s and 80's further north temperatures in the 6 oh r 0s across the-- 60's across the great lakes. you can see parts of missouri and into oklahoma and parts of sex at thats across parts of the southeast. heavy rain over the florida panhandle. that's why we have a concern with flash flooding. several inches of rain possible across the southeast. over the next few kays temperatures cooling off a little bit. temperatures in the 60's in kansas and amarillo, texas. >> not too bad. the weather was great yesterday in augusta. he won the green jacket at agust taw. >> epic pe

the current president is a clear favorite to win a third tem. about 3.5 million voters in this west african nation choosing between five candidates. all of the election was put off for ten days because people worried about an electronic voting system just not working. we have reports from the streets of the capital. >> reporter: this is the polling station where the main opposition cast his vote a little earlier. the whole place went wild as they saw the opposition leaders and then inspected the polling station after he cast his vote. the incumbent president is now going for a third term in office. this debate whether a president should have a third term in office is something that has been talked about across the continent. there are only two countries where there are no presidential term limits, that is here, and gambia. that is why there is a lot of attention and focus on this election. and just in neighboring burkina faso late last year the president was forced out of office when he tried to change the constitution so he could run for a thir

want to go in and take salt out again but the new environmental regulations in haw allow are stopping tem from doing this. >> it is scenes like this that prompted many rents of bayou corn to leave. >> it's very personal. very sad. dennis calls this the paradise. despite the threat of land plunging into the earth. he says that he will die here. >> the beautiful houses right across the highway right here, i'm fully ex suspecting texas brian to level those houses and they a they're going to convert it to green spacious. green space is nice, but i hate to see all of those good people leave. >> texas brian has bought over 150 homes and paid residents $48 million in compensation after a class action lawsuit in the wake of the sinkhole collapse and now the company has filed suit against their corporate neighbor, dow chemical. now, the sinkhole is 32 acres and it's 300 yards away. they say that it's stabilized, and there has not been a lot of activity in the past ten months, but the issue is that texas brian would like to drill down again and extract salt. but they cannot do that because of new r

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plus commissioner ray kelly and mon tem tell williams are going "on the record."ontiel wasáraised in baltimore. right now, griff. >> reporter: let me tell you, it is definitely a riot situation here. the police spokesman earlier saying that criminals were on the attack. that's what we have encountered. we are at the mall, the cite where it all exploded earlier this afternoon. lib ertsd heights north of downtown. you can see the helicopters over. we've had some bystanders giving us a hard time. the media is not ads welcome as the police. just earlier, ted> look at them. oh! >> oh -- [ muted [. >> are you all right? yeah, i'm all right. he just drilled your car. >> reporter: greta i'm here with ted. ted, you are no stranger to the show. but folks may not know that you lived in baltimore. you were in law enforcement here. tell me a bit about what happened to us. >> i attended law school here. you and i were driving in an area here. it was unsurreal when all of a sudden we watched ri

rodney king beating happened and a citizen filmed it and whether it is eric harris or walter skod or temeone who was punched by a law enforcement officer in los angeles. imurging citizens to continue to do this. >>> and more breaking news of the protests in baltimore continues. we'll take a brief break. we'll be right back, next. introducing the citi ® double cash card. it earns you cash back now and cash back later. with 1% when you buy and 1% as you pay with two ways to earn on puchases, it makes a lot of other cards seem one-sided. king -- rodney king beating continues. >>> these are live pictures outside of the baltimore police precinct. you can see police officers on one side and barricade and protesters on another. we have heard some swearing and pushing and aggressive expletives but people feeling safe and bringing children out to protest. our breaking news news coverage continues now with anderson. >> good evening. thank you for joining us. new demonstrations on the streets of baltimore including a sunset confrontation between protesters and police. [ yelling ] >> it happened jus

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the dangers arising from the few tem ma air station being surrounded by housing and schools should be eliminated by relocation as soon as possible. we will move forward with mitigating the impact of the base in okinawa founded on a strong relationship of trust between japan and the united states. it is prosperity that brings peace. this belief makes us eager to see the early conclusion of the tpp. on the bilateral outstanding issues we welcome the fact that significant progress was made. we will continue to cooperate to lead the t pshg p talks through its last phase. we've confirmed that we would work together for the early and successful conclusion of the talk. in adig, with regard to the situation if east asia, north korea nuclear missile issues the situation in ukraine, nuclear issue in iran and the threat of terrorism. furthermore climate change, infectious and commune fa kbl diseases, the u.s. security council reform, the world has a multitude of issues facing it. and on these all sorts of issues that we have had a candid exchange of views and we agreed we would cooperate. when i

>> reporter: anderson we're at the empowerment tem pe church here in baltimore, this is where the pastor's congregation is and this is not just about what is going on in the streets, there are thousands gathered here and they are standing up and giving their grievances and their pain in society but coming together to resolve to do better and they created a #one baltimore. and before this meeting the reverend met with something i haven't seen in a long time they say the '60s was the last time that baltimore saw riots like this and the last time since they saw a collection of clergy like they have here tonight. civic leaders and the clergy in hundreds getting together and listening to each other about how to get out on to the streets an diffuse the violence. they said violence is the problem and not the solution. they want to get back to nonviolence. they had a seminar today for the young people that were angry to learn how to but nonviolent and it is time to take the city back and if you listen to this young woman, a mother here in this community and talking about the toll the police have t

even though they didn't cop tem contemplate that specific thing. drifted so far from the founding generation's understanding, and this is supposed to be a limited purpose government. there are a number of provisions i profile in the book we neglected entirely and need to restore them. >> maybe the country needs a constitutional convention. senator lee, thanks for coming on "meet the press." appreciate it. >> we'll be back in less than a minute. get re-heated. re-nuked. and re-baked. and when leftovers are done... there's always stuff left over. new dawn platinum power clean calls dibs on those. it powers through tough, dried-on messes in seconds. even 48 hour stuck-on food. so go ahead, triple that recipe! a drop of dawn and grease is gone. so what about that stock? actually, knowing the kind of risk that you're comfortable with i'd steer clear. straight talk. multiplied by 13,000 financial advisors it's how edward jones makes sense of investing. ♪ ♪ ♪ you're only young once. unless you have a subaru. (announcer) the subaru xv crosstrek. symmetrica

we were quoting the president, who called tem barrosing. he demanded congress put her to a vote. what i was going to say is we've seen the senate at its most bipartisan on the iran bill. this is arguably the worst of washington partisanship. do you agree with the president that this is embarrassing it's taken taken so long to get this vote? >> well we have a couple things that are happening on the floor, and i think this is going to be resolved in the early part of this week. there's a human trafficking bill that passed almost unanimously out of committee. i would think every american would want to make sure we're doing everything we can domestically to deal with human trafficking. it's a huge issue here in tennessee and i know it is in every other state across the country. so over a detail, a detail that was found after it passed out of committee, it has been held up. and so what's happened is that and loretta lynch are being held together. my sense is over the next 48 to 72 hours that is going to be resolved, and we'll move on to this iran issue. there are so many other things.

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are we going to fritter stand away s --tem away?ons for common core, which was moved by the federal government, was to encourage state and federal -- state and local governments to provide at least a baseline. brendan: it sounds like we are leaning toward a very uncomfortable political conclusion, which is the way to address this is to subsidize it across districts. abby: it is happening in this data of new jersey because of a court case for many years. one of the things we have to decide is what our priorities are. are we spending enough getting kids ready to even enter the k-12 programs? because there are so many kids who are already pretty far behind before they get into the kindergarten and first grade levels. brendan: this is the pre-k argument. i want to turn the corner on something else that caught my eye. we have been talking about investment in kids. you also talk in your note about investments that companies are making and that what they are focusing on right now is dividend and buybacks. why did you choose to focus on tha

but i promise you, we're not going to be on the tem that disrespects or harms veterans. i'm a veteran myself. air force, come from a family of veterans. i have my son here who would most likely be an in the air force. i would rather he go to university of boulder but if he wants to serve, i'll support him 100%. when he gets out, i want to make sure he walks into a v.a. any v.a. in the nation. the minute he crosses the threshold, he should be treated with respect and dignity. period, bottom line. it shouldn't be a matter of which team are you going to be on. there's only one team. that's the right team. we both realized the wrong team was in place, and we tried our best to help that team, to reenergize that team, but as it turned out, that team didn't want to be helped. they team wanted to protect themselves and not help us. >> well, i thank the three of you for being here and speaking out. i think it will help other people, mr. chairman, around the country, to have the courage to stick their head up and letting things that go by that could potentially harm veterans. i yi

hepeaker pro tem but >> i asked has it affected the morale? >> in the offices where the employees attempted to report misconduct, and there was nothing that happened. it was not reported up an investigated. i can imagine those employees felt they lost faith in the agency. in a number of other cases however, where they are reported out, they are investigated, the supervisors take immediate action, help the employee who has come forward with the complaint. i see over my 35 years at d.e.a. a huge change, more willingness to report, more willingness for supervisors to help that employee who came forward with it. and my job is to work on the disciplinarians to make sure that as these are reported, as they are thoroughly investigated, that the proper discipline is handed out. ms. plaskett: that's interesting to say it's your job to deal with the discipline. you just stated earlier to the chairman that you don't have any say over the discipline. which one is it? do you or don't you have say over the discipline of these individuals? ms. leonhart: i am

we're not going to be on the tem that disrespects or harms veterans. i'm a veteran myself. i come from a family of veterans. i have my son here who would most likely be an in the air force. if he wants to go serve, i'll support him 100%. when he gets out, i want to make sure he walks into a v.a. any v.a. in the nation. the minute he crosses the threshold, he should be treated with respect and dignity. it shouldn't be a matter of which team are you going to be on. there's only one team. we both realized the rong team was in place, and we tried our best to help that tome to re-energize that team but that team didn't want to be helped. they team wanted to protect themselves and not help us. >> well, i thank the three of you for being here and speaking out. i think it will help other people, mr. chairman, around the country, to have the courage to stick their head up and letting things that go by that could potentially harm veterans. i yield back. >> thank you, dr. roe. >> thank you chairman. and thank you all for being here. the v.a. can achieve its mission if we have a cultur

. >> it's not stable this man tem us.anks and heavy armor move in. tensions here far from over. >> that escaped leader, al qaeda has a track record in yemen of using instability to gain strength and they certainly have a strong agenda to attack the saudi monarchy here. >> nic, thank you. >>> let's bring in cnn military analyst mark hertling. saudi arabia so we hear, failsed a houthi takeover. if the houthi ares are 0u69ed, having free rein in this country? >> i don't think the intent is to oust the houthis, i think to bring them back to the table as part of the representative government and that's what the saudis are attempting. they are a minority sect within yemen, and i think this entire revolution that they created has caused the representative government to go into hiding and that in fact is what the problem is. saudi arabia wants them both to come back to the table to get some stability as nic reported. >> what about these images that show the senior leader inside the presidential palace? what does that tell you abo

truce with the infa dell because our default position is we have to fight them but we can't have a temy truce to rearm yourself or to rejig your positions. it's very intriguing. >> phil, i'm interested in how you read this and if you see this at all as a sign that isis is weakening. >> no i see it quite the opposite. this is a sign of strength. we view isis as a terrorist organization. isis views itself as a state. who conducts negotiations about truces? that's a state to state conversation. you remember the beheading video videos of last fall. isis is talking in those videos to the president of the united states. they believe they are having a conversation with the world leader. i don't think this is an indication of weakness. i think this is a way for them to say we're not a terrorist group, we're an organization that was ordain eded by god to control territory. we provide governance of that territory. we provide services to people and we can conduct state to state conversations with the foreign government including the united states. i don't think this is weakness. i think this is t

it sounds like the senate pro tem in indiana was going to do that. governor pence is expecting legislation on his desk tomorrow or the next day. >> over in arkansas, despite the mainstream media putting pressure on other states. arkansas said we're going to do what we think is right. the governor is going to sign a similar law any effect. he's going to do it this week. he's not caving in to pressure. the media, their attempts to put forth mistruths about this law not getting to arkansas. joining the 20 plus states that now have laws similar to this. >> arkansas, i read is considering on tweaking it but not backing off. i see georgia is going to pass, but going to tweak it. i'm curious to see what governor pence comes up with today. this has been a huge story. the candidates on the right have been asked to weigh in it. jeb bush says i back governor pence. scott walker said i'm thinking about it. i hope wisconsin wins against kentucky. >> they're trying to kick out of indiana because of this along with a ton of companies who are saying we support every

guest: the legislative leaders primarily you have the house speaker and the senate president pro tem.t this point, this thing is almost entirely in their hands. they are speaking with government and business leaders trying to hash out language that will satisfy all involved. so calm -- so, it is all about discussions they are having right now in taking these ideas back to their caucuses to see if they will fly there. it is a delicate balancing act for them. probably one of the biggest political challenges of their lives. host: in the new york times, it says some action might happen wednesday or thursday. are you hearing the same things? guest: i know the leaders were meeting throughout yesterday in today trying to crack his language. they are not in session today. today is that aside for committee action. we expect they will probably hash out language sometime today and take some action on the new language tomorrow. governor prince has said he wants something on his desk by the end of the week since typically they do not mean on fridays that means they would have to have something by