all of that being said, the cps, child protective service, involvement piece of this has come light years, and i want to thank everybody that was so open, to hearing what may be a barrier that on the face of things looks like good policy, and so, i think that we are very, very close, and i79 to thank the samara and the occ, and the captain, and rachel and the attorneys for both of these documents and kandel from the department on the status of women and certainly the community that remiepds us that we speak 100 languages and we have a lot of work to do but we are doing it. and i also want to join with the chief to say that we have suffered another domestic homicide and we will be together and holding our breath to find out what the out come will be. >> thank you. >> captain, so, mismarian, is that where the dgo is currently? >> correct. >> and when is it to come to us and when is it schedule for review and vote? >> well. >> it is not currently schedule. it is just wherever, we took as long as we took, so that we don't want to put the time on miss marian so maybe director hicks could offer

>> well, the cps report was a mid year report and talked about saving about $41 million and the attendance rate for some of the students that were relocated higher, lower, less issues with the behavior concerns and they said in some of the core areas those students were doing better than performed in the older schools. >> we have just ten seconds. >> we have to wait for the 12 month report to get a better sense of what really happened. >> thank you both. coming up next, how many times have kids heard this from their parents? >> looking at life you have to be realistic and have to have a way to support yourself. >> should graduating seniors going for doing what they love paths? we'll be right back. >> first i wanted to pursue science or law or something like that. the more i thought about it i can't imagine my life without dance. >> welcome back. that was a clip from the series edge of 18. do what you love is a refrain that the students hear. is that realistic for everyone or the less risky jobs are the better choice? joins is a career adviser. and angela who you saw in the clip. and she's

the teacher was not named in the lawsuit was fired in may. cps officials have not commented on the lawsuit. teachers at the top suburban school district to authorize a strike for more money. the school board for hinsdale central and south high-school is offering the teachers a small perry's. their average pay as $105,000 a year. the teachers say the offer is not enough and they're prepared to walk just before homecoming weekend next month. officials say they are prepared for the plan to keep the school's operating even if there is a strike. >> new roles as several chicago- area hospitals to stop a respiratory it virus from spreading. advocates christ hospital glycerine general and loyola university medical center's are not allowing children under 18 to visit patients. adults with cold like symptoms are not allowed either until further notice. doctors are concerned about enterovirus which has put children in intensive care units in more than a dozen states across the u.s.. so far there are no confirmed cases of those hospitals but they do suspect

have to hand for our victims when we go to a scene, explaining exactly what is happening as far as the cps referral, and i have given that card, that referral card that we are looking at to the occ, to marian and to the community advocates in this. and so it is self-explanatory, and a card that you will see. okay? and upon completing of the order. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> hearing no public, or further public comment, call the next line item. >> line item 4, approval of the awards and committee recommendations, action. >> okay. >> commissioners in your packet, is a list of the recommended awards from the medal of valor meeting that we had at the hall of justice and i spoke about it in the last commission meeting and we met on july, 14th and i was the commissioner that was comment, and chief suhr presided over the day long event of making the selections and so what you have in the packet is the officers who have been nominated for in the silver medal of valor and the bronze and there are various awards, and the police commission commendations and life saving awards and i was present fo

judy wang as outside lincoln elementary with more on the efforts. >> cps memo went out to parents here at lincoln school this morning they say they are taking the situation seriously and following recommendations. emergency rooms and report a steady stream of children showing up with symptoms including breathing problems. chief health officer for cps says parents do not need to be alarmed they need to educate themselves. parents of students at lincoln elementary on the northside say they are concerned. they're paying attention but did not feel there is reason to panic. >> serious stuff especially when it comes to young kids to do not have a strong enough immune system. as an adult we can handle it pretty well. >> has been reading all the stories about the virus. i definitely have been watching her carefully just to make sure it does not progress and to something that needs further care. there is that moment and the mother hasn't. >> the enteroviruses rare periods symptoms are called like with children to suffer from asthma the most vulnerable. they started seeing cases in mid august wh

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two platoons would be left to secure the cp and lieutenant clement would remain with them. n split bamboo to transport downriver, johnston saw that he'd won a minor but significant victory. they were using ma chet at thises instead of bayonets. his appeals to khan and the men had taken affect and misuse of bayonets had apparently ended. as they prepare to move down river, men of the battalion were deeply concerned about something and it wasn't the prospect of backbreaking work in 120 degree heat or the almost certain casualties they would take. tet, their version of chinese new year, was two weeks away. unless they completed the sdc post before then, 30% would misleave time at home and the rest around the feasts and festivity at the village. at a nearby port on the river, the equipment was loaded on board lcms. responding to requests through command and advisory channels, the navy of the republic of vietnam had assigned four landing craft in support of the battalion's mission. johnston was on hand to watch the lcms pull out. manned by vietnamese navy personnel, the craft wou

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. >> the n double a can cp was among the groups that organized this event. >>> cyclist they got on theoad before sunrise this morning to begin the long trek to the shore. they're raising money and awareness for multiple sclerosis research and programs. "eyewitness news" reporter steve patterson tells us that the cause near and dear to many of the hearts of the participants. >> three, two, let's ride. [cheers and applause] >> reporter: 7,000 cyclists, $6 million, one goal, ride to rid multiple sclerosis. >> we are. >> reporter: teams of families coworkers friends and survivors suiting up for another battle saturday morning. >> this is great opportunity for us to give something back and do something for people that need our help. >> reporter: the annual ride from cherry hill to ocean city has been going on since the early 80's. 34 years and nearly $50 million later, it's become a delaware valley institution. >> we will raise over $6 million and that's more than half of our annual revenue. >> reporter: its success open arms. the ride is for everyone. serious riders to amateurs like "eyewi

the czech republic says it's willing and ready to treat the boy. if cpses to drop the case against his parents, it's possible he could be about to be moved to yet another foreign country. >> now we've heard a lot about china becoming a growing economic super power. it's spreading influence on the cultural scene. as a result many more museums are springing up. new ones opened up every day last year. some have unusual scenes. our beijing correspondent found out. >> reporter: welcome to beijing's latest cultural offering and museum. that's right. a history of the capital's most famous. it was built by a chinese restaurant chain. most visitors here are customers waiting to be fed. >> young people don't know much about history. when we visit museums, we learn about our past. it's like traveling back in time. >> it wouldn't taste good because it's all rubber. you think this museum is bizarre, there's also the salt museum in china. for those dedicated to fruit, go to the watermelon museum. if you're a fan of concrete, there's a museum for that as well. china's c

she was a member of the turnaround team they brought in to improve student performance. cps removed for friday. her colleagues claim without warning or explanation. >> is very hard. it is sad to hear this is happening to her. >> for four years it was one of the state's lowest performing schools. johnson supporters say attendance went up and attitudes changed. >> are all shocked. why would this happen? why would this happen? it makes no sense at all. why wouldn't you remove a principle that has done all of these great things. our behavior infractions have reduced over 50 percent at marshall high school and culture and climate is better than it ever has been before. >> one teacher says students keep asking why. and they do not know what to tell them. no comment yet from cps headquarters. a spokesman says the school district is working on a statement. >> 480 chicago public schools custodian's will lose their jobs at the end of this month. the district privatized school janitorial services to a firm in march. since then and activists groups as principals have been complaining ab

with the mother of this child, i'm not about to be getting questioned down like you cps. i should mention the mom is pushing back about the boy actually getting hit. but the fact mentioned that. what does that say to you? anything? >> well, it's disrespectful to the mother of his child. oh, you're not going to question me like your cps. it's really an exertion of male privilege. and it's absolutely outrageous now where there's smoke, there's fire, yeah, there were no charges that came out of this earlier. this other incident. but nonetheless, i think in my opinion, it shows a pattern, and i'm absolutely outraged that this man is playing in sunday's game and that the nfl and his team haven't looked at this entire picture, which they said they were going to monitor closely and say, no, this is not acceptable. somebody who is accused of felony child abuse should not be on the field as a role model. we, i think they've learned absolutely nothing from the ray rice situation. they only respond to a massive uproar. and i don't think they're going to respond unless there's a massi

the proton b therapy in the czech republic says it's willing to treat the little boy. if cpsides to drop the case against his parents, it's possible ashya could be about to be moved to yet another foreign countr country. >>> now the fbi has said it's looking into allegations of the online accounts of dozens of celebrities hacked leading to nude photos of them being posted online n online anonymously. jennifer laurence kim kardashian are among those who's pictures were released. a day or so after this first broke, have we got any clarity? we have got fast currents of speculation. every security expert in the world wants to comment on this. they don't have much information. we do know pictures first appeared on this site which is the well known site for prankste pranksters, people that want to share stuff. they were then shared more widely. there's been a, identify the person who's done this. one person has been identified and said it wasn't him. he was trying to sell the pictures and make money from them. and also to work out exactly how it was done and whether as there's been

similarly, the president of the state inland cp -- an aa cp said wallace was no way to solve the political problem. they were skeptical of the motives of the progressives in the south. was wary ofbor also wallace, in part because of larger domestic concerns about a law that was passed in 1947. they feared that wallace was taking away votes from the democrats, and a republic and victory in 1948 would be bad for labor. accordingly, they felt any attempt to split democratic forces was either being orchestrated by republicans, or was ill advised. labor throughout the country was quite skeptical. right at the moment wallace was arriving, and unexcited bombshell from washington undercut progressives populations. on july 30, elizabeth bentley, who was known as the blondes by queen, andonde spy ii,ge that during world war the north a share of the progressive party, had served as a courier of the kgb. price had been introduced her as a member of the american communist policy. cables corroborated her territory, and indicated continued her activities. she flatly denied those allegations, dismissing t

i apologized to partners when president fewer and i made our k tip proposal in the strong spring for didn't consultant cps i apologize it was an oversight it was inexcusable i offer a personal apologize because they've been a great partner for the city i do think that you know we have a lot of this seems like a great idea something we can look at tabling tiffany said in the chronological art article we have to offer something powerful this is powerful i'm going to support it but we have a long history of having ideas and that led to unintended consequences so i think having a built in stop point where we have to actually have a future board has to actually act to extend that or most move it along is a smart move thank you restraint for making a smart hopeful as i suggested and i'll be supporting it. >> commissioner wynns i want to associate myself with the t p.s. position that's why i voted against it wow. this is really fast and i and a frankly think puts us in an extremely difficult position we've been asking for a discussion about those issues and the school design to take into account when we signed t

we're going to continue with those remaining under 20 something and will remain with the best we cp!s leaving billions of federal dollars on the table that can improve the health of their own citizens 1234. >> yes, sir, they are. >> recently, someúmw9 republica governors who recollects had originally refused to expand medicaid, have now reconsidered their original decisions and have submitted medicaid expansion plans for cms's approval. for instance, in my own state of pennsylvania, they've decided to expand medicaid in which we'll now provide health insurance to 600,000 low income adult individuals in our state. how will medicaid expansion in pennsylvania impact the health of its citizens?44;- now, and i don't want to leave this question out. other than political posturing, are you aware of any good reason why 600,000 pennsylvanians went without coverage for an extra nine months from the rest of the states that expanded medicaid right away? >> no, sir. we want everyone to expand and expand quickly. >> why do you think they're so divided on the issue of medicaid expansion? >> sir, i

the mom. >> i was humiliated and really angry after that, really, really angry. having cps to a house because a child was playing outside takes away their time and resources from really investigating the kid who need it. >> so that is the mom. she says she could see her son from her porch entire time. she says her 8-year-old daughter was playing with him as well. minutes before the woman spotted the child alone. so. >> lay it out for us. how away is 150 yards? >> 150 yards is a seven iron. >> football field and a half. football field and a half. >> she is arguing that her neighbor had no duty, responsibility to contact the police, which later led to child protect sieve services coming to her home and interviewing her. >> awful. >> was the neighbor right or wrong? >> i don't like a rat. meaning why don't you at least gift person the benefit of the doubt, take the child, go up and knock on the door. hello, good neighbor. i'm sure this is just oversight but i saw your child. i was concerned. you know, probably not a good idea -- government, everybody in. unless you've seen thi

manager at the day care and the owner failed to report it to child protective services as required by state law. is also facing a charge of failure to report child abuse and neglect. cps was anonymously notified of the incident. looking for a day care for her two-year-old son. know whatlly never you see. looks can be deceiving. >> time for a look at today's top stories. a man accused of scaling the white house fence and making it into the door with a knife will be jailed for the next 10 days at least. investigators said they found ammunition, a machete, and two hatchets inside of his car. >> trying to convince the nfl to go easy on ray rice. in theens cut rice league suspended him after video surfaced of him punching his then fiancee. >> the creators of the show south park are having fun with the expense of the washington redskins. the commercial mocks owners dan snyder's refusal to change the team's name. it got a lot of attention. the virginians are buying more alcohol at the abc stores. thansaw a profit of more $140 million in the fiscal year that ended in june and that is a new record. the money comes from sales and rico stores and restaurants. a call sales have i

the trust. if not convicted she does nothing wrong. there were six cps complaints and the last one a week before her death. a lot of people dropped the ball on the poor little girl. >> it is a difficult situation. and a lot of questions in her case. it hasn't gone to trial. and a the lot of questions that are unanswered. if she is convicted there is a lot she will lose out on. >> heather and jana. they told me i called you something else. you know i know your name. sad story, and sad case. eric? >> will russian president putin get his way. what he wants and what he could get? ukraine's government turns out to be losing more ground to putin's russian backed rebels. prime minister cameeron of britain. new laws to crack down on the islamic terrorist threat that he said is more dangerous than anything the world has ever seen. >> it is abhorrent to the people who declare allegence elsewhere returning to the united kingdom and pose a threat. we need a targeted power to exclude those nationals from the uk. listen up... i'm reworking the menu. veggies you're coo

we have a subcommittee on communications that now is chaired by vice chair fisher and the sill be considering cp and whether changes are appropriate, but until and unless there is some change in the committee's stance on this, i do not want to identify myself. you asked second about the san francisco fed paper that did point to a notable diversion between market views and the views of the committee. i would say that there have been any number of different analyses of this topic, there are many different serving measures and interpretations of what the market thinks. not, frankly, think it is completely clear that there is a gap. there are different views on whether or not such a gap exists. that there is a gap, one reason for it could be markets and participants have different views on the evolution of economic conditions . for example, i think i would note that to blend the committee participants write down their forecasts for the federal funds rate, they are showing the funds mostpath they consider likely. there economic forecasts are of the conditions that they think are the most likely ones.

the intelligence community and other federal partners to communicate, coordinate and collaborate with our international partners which enable officers and agents to take appropriate operational response. in conclusion cp will work closely with the dhs enterprise, department of state, department of defense, intelligence community and foreign counterparts to address emerging terrorist threats such as those presented by annie's to identify any potential security vulnerabilities. i appreciate the leadership for providing this opportunity to join my colleagues and this serious issue, i look forward to working on this issue. i am happy to answer any questions you may have. >> the chair recognizes mr. wagner for his testimony. >> thank you, chairwoman milliken ranking member thompson, ranking member reza aslan, distinguished members of the committee. it is a privilege to discuss u.s. customs and border protection in securing international travel against threats of terrorists and their supporters. response the potential threat by the islamic state of iraq other terrorist groups and supporters including u.s. citizens, c v p and d. h. s. refine border security operations focusing and resources on the greatest r

the history of photography. send your questions and statements. tweet me cp payne or facebook.com. and keep it right here. if you want to make money. >> all right, guys. coming up in one minute, in this share society so heavily promoted by the white house why do we have to pay money to see nature? >> ralphual do emerson said nature always wears the color of its spirit. that may be true, but if you take a photo on government grounds without a permit it's going to cost you a lot of money. upon further review, can our government get anymore disparate than this. >> oh, my gosh, this is absolutely ridiculous, charles. this is insane. god created that. we can't enjoy that? we can't take a picture? what are they going to do come and have the iphone police and look at every single tourist, oh, i'm sorry you can't take that or i'm going to charge you $15,000 now. i think it's a waste. they should cut congress' salary. >> don't our taxes pay to upkeep the parks? they said only for profit. my question if i go out there take a picture put it on a blog. >> movies, films. >> i'm throwing my hat in the ring. i want to go

columnist who wrote recently about the very real risk that child protective services can take your kids away if they think you're an irresponsible pot smoker. when you call cpshough it's legal, if a parent smokes pot -- >> they can take my kids. based on just the fact that it's in my home, which is crazy. >> reporter: colorado child protective services says a parents marijuana use is held to the same standard any alcohol or prescription pills. but critics believe parents that smoke pot are putting their kids at risk. and accusation these moms believe is based on old stereotypes. people in this country think it's not right for a mom to spoke pot. >> i have gotten backlash from people who identify as stoners saying that moms should not partake. i think a lot of that is based on bad experiences that people have had with people growing up and that's not how it is. everybody's different. >> reporter: but dr. margaret hinney at columbia university has been studying the effects of pot for 20 years. she says the fact that people react differently is precisely the problem. can a parent efficiently parent while high? >> oh, that's really hard to say, because it depend

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cps is working hard to notify parents and the 400,000 students within the chicago public school system. notifications went out on tuesday to pass on information to both kids and parents. >> police looking for the man who sexually assaulted a pregnant college student in broad daylight and stuffed into a truck. the 24 year-old woman a student at chicago state was on a break between passes yesterday when she stopped to see relatives near the 9800 block of south indiana. a man with a knife approached her and forced her back into our car and drove around the corner sexually assaulted her and forced her into the trunk. in neighbor found her. >> i was coming out to to deliver some garbage in the garbage can and i noticed a red vehicle in the alley. about that time the trump can't open and the young lady jumped out hysterical yelling help me help me and i noticed she was half closed. it was something serious. >> she was taken to the hospital and has since been released. >> owner of the building where four children died in a fire on monday has been cited for violations and at least three of his

with the unidentified mother, she writes, i'm real sensitive about my baby and him being hit, to which peterson responds, you trip him, you come get him. i'm not about to get questioned down like you cps> i was incredibly sad and horri horrified. >> reporter: the sports writing was familiar with the police report in the other incident involving peterson's 4-year-old son that led to the football star's indictment last week, saying in the report it is clear peterson believes in tough discipline, although texas investigators say this incident crossed the line into child abuse. >> this did not have the feeling of you know, dad comes home from work looking for someone to hit. it was it appeared to me that this was -- this is how dad was raised, if not that dad was raised more harshly and that this is how he believes you raise young men in america. >> reporter: to many, that is a ground justification. minnesota's governor called peterson an embarrassment to the viking's football organization and called for the star runningback to be suspended until the legal process is complete. cnn, dallas. >>> and even casual football watchers likely heard of adrian peterson, but unless you're a vikings f

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if cps gets a call, you want them to check on the welfare of the children.us calls it's wasting resources. >> shouldn't we err on the side of caution when it comes to children? >> i think that when it comes to children, you have to give them the experience of life. u it's doing them a disservice if we keep them trapped in the house until they're 16 and then they're off in high school. >> diane debrovner says this is largely fueled by fear, like kidnapping by a stranger, which statistically is very low. >> we wish we could let our children play more but everybody is worried about safety and thank this case races some authority issues for parents about how much authority you have over making decisions for your own child and where the boundaries are for neighbors stepping in and making judgments about your parenting? >> late june a north carolina mothers with arrested for allegedly leaving her 9-year-old daughter at a park alone for hours while she worked at a restaurant. roy's case never got to that level. the worst part for her was her children feeling they'd

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i guess it's the first time she's met this neighbor t. neighbor reports cps statement.w and what the reporter described to us meets the legal definition of neglect, in texas next neglectful vision. the mom goes on why when a neighbor sees a child, instead of hey, there is a kid playing outside, she is thinking of the danger rather than there is a kid playing outside enjoying himself, where is the freedom in being able to have your kids outside and play outside anymore? >> jeff rossen did that piece in our 7:30 half hour about a child by himself. look the neighbor i think did the right thing, bring the child. >> agreed. >> bomb. >> the question is, should she have gone further and reported it? >> why wouldn't she introduce herself? what happened? nice to meet you. come on in. >> it's the neighborly thing to do. >> don't call 911 unless you open the door and there are other things you see and the kid is scared to go home something like that. you say, hey, how are you doing? >> we don't tow what this neighbor is like. it's in austin, texas. we don't know what concerns ther

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