charges were never filed, but crutchfielsays she did get this order against the principal. >> i just feel like it's about maturity. you're grown. if you can't set,exampl you can't get into this profession. >> what kind of example are you setting for the kids? >> news 4 will continue to reach out to the principal at the school, but at this point we've not been able to reach her for comment. >>> and police need your help for a person whoobbed an fbi employee while the city was celebrating the stanley cup. w while the woman was celebrating police say a man tried to take her backpack. the suspect was able to get her wallet that contained her fbi police believe the suspect that you're about to see here, this is him. they say he was wearing glasses and black hat trying to use the woman's atm card. if you recognize this dude call police. a non-profit can now help a lot more students findobs thanks to a big donation from united airlines. the alines presented a $1 million check yesterday. ye up assists at risk youth to assist in personal development skills. >>> and as so many of us are taking

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wells, consider the principal is catherine crinkle, the recipient is hyram diaz. thank you very much. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. congratulations to all the uasf award rep recipients. how about uasf? >> we have seven recipients. we'll read their names. i was not able to get their high schools that they were attached to. but we did each -- we always good for a diverse group of students from across the city and we're also very much enjoying the opportunity to support a group of beautiful and brilliant, young scholars kevin inge, lison chan, sabrina lynch, amy clock and raven elias. and our scholarships are named for former uesf presidents and other people that have contributed. and we host a party, too, which is so fun. next time we'll invite you all. thank you. >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. and congratulations to all the uesf award recipients. freedom. >> thank you, president mendoza, dr. matthews, board commissioners. real quick, we were able to re-establish the filipino-american educators and employees sfusd organization. [a

parents i spoke with tell me they are in disbelief to hear about the firsthand accounts between the principalhe teacher. spoke parents iay spoe with s they want the principal to step down. we spoke with parents who say their students saw it happened. they hurled expletives at each other all in front o third and fourth graders during a recess. they wouldn't confirm whether the altercation got physical. we spoke a with parent whose ten year old son was there. she didn't want to be f identified t ear of retaliation. one individual was yelling that yout don' belong here. he was telling another individual very loudly that you do not belong here. he heot did n want to repeat what he he h heard because that's not the lang language that we use inour home. on last tuesday during recess an incident occurred that resulted in the police and ambulance being called much the professionalchool counselor and classroom teachers will be work with students to address anyf their questions or concerns. itas inconclusive. it didn't give an actual date. it just said last tue which could have been any lt tuesday and

from lowell high school, where the principal is andy ishibashi, the recipient is loreen fudge. o'connell school of technology, where the principal is susan ryan, the winner is oripie rec is -- not the tony, that was sunday -- cellar navaro. from s.f. international, where julie kesler is the outgoing principal, the recipient is augustine herrera. last but not least, from ida b. wells, consider the principal is catherine inkle, the recipient is hyram diaz. thank you very much. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. congratulations to all the uasf award rep recipients. how about uasf? >> we havevene recipients. we'll read their names. i was not able to get their high schools that they were attached to. but we did each -- we always goodor a divup oerf students from across the city and we're also very much enjoying the opportunity to support a group of beautiful and brilliant, young scholars kevin inge, lison chan, sabrina lynch, amy clock and raven elias. and our scholarships are named for former uesf presidents and other people that have contributed. and we host a p

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. [cheers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! >> you know i've always wanted to do this job that drives my parents crazy we want to help people i wasn't i did not think twice about that. >> i currently work as cadet inform the san francisco sheriff's department i've been surprised 0 work within criminal justice system field i had an opportunity to grow within that career path. >> as i got into the department and through the years of problems and everything else that means a lot i can represent women and in order to make that change how people view us as a ver

it's escalated. >> she did get this protective order against the principal. regardless what happened, many parents we talked to say the incident suld have never occurred. >> i feel like it's about maturity. you're grown, you need to set an example for kids. if you can't set an example, don't get in this profession. >> what kind of example are you setting for the kids. >> rorter: prince george's county, news4. >> we have been trying to reach to the principal but at this time not able to reach her for a comment. >>> becoming a trend in the district, marijuana pop-up parties. ing nearly two dozen people at one of these events, the fourth in recent months, the most recent along west virginia avn the underneath. police said they seized more than 10,000 pounds of pot and edibles and oils. sdsh $10,000 in itll remains illegal to sell it. >>> we have a warning tonight, a demonstration how dangerous fireworks can be. today, the consumer products safety commission ward americans what can go wrong, as they d every year. they say last year there were eight fireworks relat

. >> welcome toou mayor's teacher paraeducator and principal of the year awards. this is our 11th year of honoring our public schoolteacher and ninth year of honoring our principals and first year of ring our paraeducator. [applause] this honor awards five of our city's most accomplished teachers, principals and a paraeducator. all candidates nominated by members of their community thh and t the finalists selected by the mayor in april. they received awards on behalf of the their tireless work and i wanted high couple of things you all will be getting so it teases you a little bit. [app >> wlready the teachers on norred a honored at the giane on monday and you will get a beautiful tiffany you will also get an award from the mayor and from the mason foundation for $1,000. [cheers and applause] we have some really great gifts from our championship basketball team the golden state warriors and and we still love them, they are not here with us any moreut. you will also get amazing tickets to outside land, beach blanket and elle k elcatraz ande l arts museum. so al we a

she says the principal at ardmore elementary school bullied her and should be fired. beth women are on leave. what the school system is doi. >> i have in my hand an order of protection she received. >> reporter: this has now become a legal matter. >> wha i would like to see that the bullying stop. >> reporter: sitting next to her attorney, crutchfield said she's suing prince george's county schools and suing for the principal atyrdmore eleme to be fired. she said she's been bullying her for years. two weeks ago things esca lated. >> i don'tnow what led up to her being angry and hostile with me at this time. t >> reporte confrontation erupted in the parking lot between the principal and crutchfield on june 12th. both women have been placed on administrative leave and this letter was sent home to parents because it's possible students witnessed the incident. crutch field's attorney, charles tucker, saysnc the pal attacked his client verbally, and then used her shoulder t push her. >> the principal decided to confront her in the parking lot. it it escalated. >> reporter:

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations!

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. [cheers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! bayview. ations! >> a lot discussion how residents in san francisco are displaced how businesses are displaced and there's not as much discussion how many nonprofits are displaced i think a general concern in the arts community is the testimony loss of performance spaces and venues no renderings for establishes when our lease is up you have to deal with what the market bears in terms of of rent. >> nonprofits can't afford to operate here. >> my name is bill henry the executive director of aids passage l lp provide

the principal tipped off that she was on her way, met her on the steps. as she stood facing him, the white students pressed up against the windows to see what would happen. across the street, teachers, students, genders, pta and the principal of her junior high, brown junior high school, stood on the sidewalk. to their minds, it was something made up. something fantastic. but here, this child is just coming on. engaging a situation, she recalled what her parents had taught her about how to act in polite company. and so she says, i smiled nicely. and when the principal told her, you don't want to come here, she responded, respectfully, but firmly, i do want to come to the school. the response carried within it, the contradictory attributes that were required in these kinds of confrontations. she smiled. a sign of social reciprocity, trust, a willingness to engage. she also compatibly and courageously talked back to the white school official borrowing away from the newly built citadel learning, two blocks from her home in washington d.c.. she sued elliott j

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. [cheers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! at 62942 worki together we can support your ki children. it's been my dream to start is a valley school since i was a little girl. i'm having a lot of fun with it (clapping) the biggest thing we really want the kids to have fun. a lot of times parents say that valley schools have a lot of problems but we want them to follow directions but we want them to have a wonderful time and be an affordable time so the kids will go to school here. we hold the classes to no longer 12 and there's 23 teachers. i go around and i

but with the spanish -- with mission education center, in speaking with the principal, they have had to make adjustments with some of the students who just one year is not enough. and one of the biggest factors is trauma. so i really hope that -- i'm sorry that he's not here to address this, but we're connecting the english language learners with resources for resilience and strength-building, because the students at mission education center, clearly have had very, very traumatic experiences that have become barriers to learning. and the sooner that we can connect them with resources and really address those sources of trauma as early as possible, i think that is one of the reasons why we see such a differential outcome between the chinese and spanish english language learners and i hope we can provide the support needed. and reexamine whether one year is a realistic goal for trauma-impacted students. >> we also have a significant number of students, not only dealing with trauma, but there are students with interrupted formal education and many of them are coming from central america,

oh frank because they are the queens in the firmament of the principal who just could see. outside the box the atmosphere is completely different the pace is hectic balance courts work district is home to many turkish takeaways and lively balls and restaurants here the principal all seems like a gateway to another world or like going down a rabbit hole the experiments clearly paid off. that was the idea to create a parallel universe something that was the opposite of what really happens here on the iranians to cross that. we wanted to give our guests the chance to delve into another world. and yes it works folks have taken to it. side russian burlesque performer. is dressed up the swan princess she's both glamorous and a little shameless one prince says it's like a russian peer it's a preacher and it was so dear to me all my life it was like it came i'm going to make it into something this slightly sixty fantasy like a grown up version of a fairy tale and that's all what only do is that it's like the grown up very easy. and that's very true world can be found in the heart of

she blames the principal david sister it. now there are 7,000 signatures on the kr 12 website asking for removal of him. let's begin with the woman who asked for the petition. >> victims and need to be believed. >> the fact that lilly sloane and lul a bell have never bet they say is not nearlily important as the principle about the principal at the high school. here is the moment someone took took the time to pull the plug on her speech. >> she never planned to name the student who they they she says all theed her when thet cut the mic going off script she left the podium and continued about the school needing to take sexual assault claims more seriously as the crowd urged her on. >> by telephone today the student told abc 7 she count have asked for a better outcome and would do it again. as to the 7,000 signatures and growing that demand her former principal's removal. >> i would say if he doesn't change his policies and behaviors like he hasn't been and if he doesn't take what happened as a wakeup call then he either needs t

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. [cheers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations!today. >> (clapping.)!today. >> i've been working in restaurants forever as a blood alcohol small business you have a lot of requests for donations if someone calls you and say we want to documents for our school or nonprofit i've been in a position with my previous employment i had to say no all the time. >> my name is art the owner and chief at straw combinations of street food and festival food and carnival food i realize that people try to find this you don't want to wait 365 day if you make that brick-and-mort

by the way, do you know why that i know might principal wasn't accountable to the process? because he never said congratulations on passing it. thank you. >> next speaker, please. >> hello. thank you to the san francisco school board and dr matthews for the opportunity to speak tonight. my name is margaret riaz and i am a teacher in san francisco and i am an employee. i am here to officially request that the partners act in compliance with the education code form and evaluation committee. there is a need for staff members to have a committee to appeal when an employee believes that the evaluation process is being abused. the current grievance process is not serving the product -- the purpose. i can assure you the person makes rulings on grievances the director of labour relations and to the party director and a person in hr that i don't even know were all involved and blind cced during my 2016-2017 evaluation process. how can labour relations make a ruling on an evaluation grievance if she herself were part of the evaluation? i am here to appeal to the board to allow staff

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. ers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! >> good afternoon, everyone. how you feeling? this is a really special day for us. it's our opportuy acknowledge many of the amazing young people that we have here in san francisco, and we have been doing this now for eight years, and it was something that mayor lee started. [applause] >> and he appropriately calls it the "i am the future scholarship award" because he always thought a lot about our students and thoughthat they were our future and wanted to get you all off to a great start to make sure you get where yo

>> the teachers' union said f crutld reported issues with the principal in the past. we have reached out to the principal but not reached her for comnts. > prince william visit ad palestinian refugee camp in the occupiedbank today. the prince spent time at a health clinic and met with students there. it was created 70 years ago afr israel was founded. it's crowded, more than 9,000 people living there. armed guards on the rooftops kept watch on the prince. this is the first middle east visit by a member of the royal family. >>> music star, pharrell williams wants toring hollywood to virginia. he is from virginia beach and on the movie that chronicled three women working for nasa in the '60s.at movie had to be filmed in atlanta. farrell wants to build a film campus and studio space to attract more movies to film in the commonwealth. he's working with developers and trying to get state lawmakers on board for this project. sounds like a great idea. canada, re filming in why not film in virginia? >> why not? >> here's a challenge for you. a floridat woman l havana today to

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. [cheers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca mcdowell. we have snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! ♪ongratulations! >> i am so looking forward to the street fair tomorrow. >> it is in the mission, how are we going to get there? we are not driving. >> well what do you suggest? >> there are a lot of great transportation choices in the city and there is one place to find them all, sfnta.com. >> sfmta.com. >> it is the walking parking, and riding muni and it is all here in one place. >> sitting in front of my computer waiting transportation options that is not exactly how i want to spend my saturday night. >> the n

the bayview. dr. george washington carver school principal was awarded principal of the year. students at willie brown academy just won a statewide competition on healthy eating, and malcolm x academy's 8th grade math scores beat out kipp middle school scores. she goes onto write, parents should know that carver has a lot to offer. not only has it been renovated, it has a wellness center staffed by social workers which doesn't exist in a lot of our elementary students, a computer lab where students learn the code, a light filled library with a librarian, and a full-time family liaison who is a former carver parent and the current cochair of the african american parent advisory committee. at willie brown, their black student union just won first place in the statewide black minds matter competition. jaden just built a theme for his newly built school. a stem school offers project based learning and it's dedicated to nurturing student leadership. all students not only take science and math, but also coding and app development, visual art, instrumental music, ethnic studies, and

crutchfield wants the principal to be fired. >> as you know, it's ongoing. >> they will lik y have to answer questions about the inspector general's report about whoth agencies did during the 2016 race. >>> seems like good help is really hard to find. a growing number of u.s. employers say they can't find e righteople to fill existing jobs. researchers found the most difficult jobs for employers to fill are for skled workers. the shortage of skilled workers in 12 years. expertsay electricians, welders, and mechanics are in demand across the sectors.m manyoyers are bringing back retired workers and recruiting part-timers se fill in t gaps. >>> meanwhile, kohl's is kicking off its seasonalnd holiday hiring earlier than ever. the chain now opening the application process for back to school, fall, and holiday jobs at stores nationwide. kohl's says addition hiring opportunities will come later in the year. the company also says it will offer seasonal workers, competitive wages, and other benefits. >>> boeing c cut flying time way down with an incredible new hyper-sonic plane. >> this conce

you know the four principal winners were selectedause of their dedicate and leadership just like the teachers and our paraeducator. congratulations to you all. this is a fun thing to be here and a fun thing to go to the giant's games and beon the field. we don't get to do that every single day, but thank you for all that you do for our children on behalf of san francisco. e can't do it without you. please know how important you do is to all of us. i know it's one of the most challenging jobs in the world, but i want to say thank you on behalf of a gratefulity. [applause] >> thank you mr. maryou. maryour. a wonder partner of you are ours thereside taders of san f a lik.lo >> thank you for being chosen for this award. not a single person goes into the field of education for honor or glory, but it is still extremely well appreciated to have one's commitment and hard work acknowledged. thank you mayor ferrell and hydra a thank you to your families without your support they would not have the fortitude to continuehat you do and thank you to the community because a good teacher or educator

i was the principal and a teach whore got into it in front of students. howell live with the story tonight. >>rerter: that's right, the two hurled insults back and ll of at each other and this happened right in front of kids. we got a chance to speak with the parents. at this point they want therincipal to step down. we spoke with parents whose children saw it all happened june 12. they hurle third and fourth graders front during recess. they confirm whether the alter case got physical. some students heard someone yelling get off me . we spoke with a pent whos ten year old son was there . she didn't want to be identified. one individual was yelling you don't belong here. was telling another individual very loudly that you do not belong here. he didn't want to repeat what he had heard because that's not the language that we useur in o home. official sent this letter home to parents six dayser a aft the incident. onin last tuesdayg recess ante incident resul in police and ambulance being called. the professional school counselor and classroom teachers will

otherwise the parents say the principal was doing an excellent job. ice officer whose children went to this school said now the students have also been exposed to police hating websites. >> insulted, angry. i can't believe she didn't that him properly, look on his facebook account, some of the things on his facebook account hon.. >> reporter: he denied a request for an interview. on social media pages he alleges a chicago police officer killed one of his friends was the principal had many years left in her contract but insists it wasn't this controversy that forced her to suddenly retire. shannon: stay with us, tonight at midnight hero is a decorated veteran looking to sign the spotlight on others for their service. t optimum. boost optimum with 5 in 1 advanced nutrition helps support muscle, energy, bone, normal immune function, and vision. boost optimum. be up for life. . . we do is a challenge. but our tempur-pedic helps us make it all work. it gives us the best night sleep ever. i recommend my tempur-pedic to everybody. the most highly recommended

otherwise, parent say the police principal was doing an excellent job. >> insulted and angry. e didn't bet him properly. look on his facebook account, some of the things on his facebook account are absolutely horrible. >> ethos denied our request for an interview and on his social media pages, he alleges that a chicago police officer killed one of his friends. the principal had many left in her contract but she insists this wasn't the controversy that forced her to suddenly retire. >> shannon: thank you very much. today's midnight hero is a decorated veteran working to shine a spotlight on others for their service ative. wow. he won't even recognize you. seriously. i don't even recognize myself. and thanks to my cashrewards credit card from navy federal with never-expiring rewards it's gonna be a killer honeymoon. woo! maui!! boom open to the armed forces, the dod, veterans and their families. navy federal credit union. a peaceful night sleep without only imagine... frequent heartburn waking him up. now that dream is a reality. nexium 24hr stops acid before it starts for all-da

you simply have the roles of majority not drawn from the principal but the rule of majority. it could simply be that the majority rules because it has the power to over bear. the minority. it is the rule of the strong. as they sounded very much like that in explaining the force. what is your sense of that problem. it is an internal problem. there will be sometimes wear that majority has to have its way and there will be sometimes when is the court's duty to perfect that. and defend against that. i personally learned to live with it. and i think scully it was scarred by that. just too much freestyle. i think he thought it was safer than the american historical traditions. i just add that i read in the book. this line from scalia. am sure it's not in the u.s. reports. maybe you can identify the source. it doesn't prove anything that everyone thinks you are wrong. when did he say that. he maybe wasn't shaken by your logic. sometimes that's a good thing sometimes is a bad thing. but always a very scalia thing. i think we had time for one more question. i go back to hamilton. and

crutchfield told the ceo wants damages for his clients and principal to be fired. . het ays whappened was callle nation of years of ms between crutch afield gregory. we tried to reh out to gregory for hery. side of the stor principal union representive tells me there is more to the story and gregory is waiting for investigatn to be completed lindsey watts, "fox5 local news". >>> turning to politics now. house reject aid major immigrationda bily. the measure represented the gop strongest effort in decas to find a compromise on key immigration issue like dak a. border securit and border wall. compromise bill would have provide aidathway to citizenship for so-called dreamers and provided the proposal to stop the administration practice of separating filyseparating famile border. ahead of of that vote, imgrant family and alliesd gat freedom plaza in d.c. to demand the administrion reunite families separated at the border coming a day after a federal judge ordered thousands of migrant kids to be reununted with their parents in0 days and younger kids in 14 days. >> i commun

give it up for our principal of the year awards recipient. [cheers and applause] congratulations to our teachers, our paraeducator and our principal. all of this is not possible without the incredible staff that put this together. a big shout-out to rebecca we snacks in the back and we would love for you to stay and continue and mingle and mayor ferrell thank you for your support and leadership and ensuring that our teachers, principals and paraedge kay kays continue to get recognized in san francisco. congratulations! >> so good morning, everyone. i want to welcome everyone and thank you all for coming here today: you know, as mayor of the city, it is one of our core responsibilities as a government to provide public safety to our residents and preparedness for any emergencies that come about. both these issues have and always will be a top priority of mine. anyone in calling 911 in our city needs to make sure there's a live person on the other end of the line when they make that phone call. it is sometimes a matter between life and death. an

the principal reached out to us about how proud he is of his students. ey are turning a difficult situation into a life lesson about overcoming obstacles and making the most of what you have. >> some good-looking artwork, we are in the newsroom after seeing how students made their school look more beautiful. >> reporter: the students tell me they have learned through art that as school is more than a building. it was up to them to turn their portable classroom into a community. for the past five years, this high school has consisted of a collection of brown bungalows while the school building is under construction. jim. ave earned the nickname >> i think it was the school, i don't like it. >> reporter: the student and others have been using a paintbrush to make the most of their school environment. it started after the main school building closed. now, they have created dozens of murals. >> whether you are in portables or not, it is about -- >> reporter: each stroke, a symbol of their pride. >> when i walk past them, i am proud of myself. i know i contrib

cabinet was formed on september sixteenth i became minister of information it was told me i would be the principal negotiator with the palestinians he said we would scare them into coming to the negotiation table he never said anything about driving them out of door to. prime minister was peter's conciliatory approach did not win the day the jordanian army had other plans and deployed in full force into the streets of amman in jordan to other cities vicious street battle soon erupted between army troops and palestinian groups fighting for their lives the fifth day you put up a stiff resistance in the face of a jordanian army bent on exacting revenge for all the humiliations it had endured at the hands of the us casualties mounted with the palestinians estimating that around four thousand people were killed most of them civilians in iraq where many. civilians bear the brunt of urban warfare we estimate that we lost around nine hundred and fifty fighters in black september and as for the civilians out of five to exaggerate. sensei's around ten thousand died but the real figure is around forty five t

told me i would be the principal negotiator with the palestinians he said we would scare them into coming to the negotiation table he never said anything about driving them out of door to. prime minister was peter's conciliatory approach did not win the day the jordanian army had other plans and deployed in full force into the streets of amman and jordan's other cities vicious street battle soon erupted between army troops and palestinian areas fighting for their lives the fedayeen put up a stiff resistance in the face of a jordanian army bent on exacting revenge for all the humiliations it had endured at the hands of the us casualties mounted with the palestinians estimating that around four thousand people were killed most of them civilians in iraq and any. civilians bear the brunt of urban warfare we estimate that we lost around one hundred and fifty fighters in black september and as for the civilians out of fact exaggerates and says around ten thousand died but the real figure is around forty five thousand civilians killed. in the region out of anger mounted at what was perceived as

lobbed a hand grenade into the helicopter killing all of the israeli hostages to this day one of the principal planners of the operation remains under can't. control the budget. the larger level where they are the hostages were all army officers we killed only army officers who were dressed in sports track suits the israelis kill unarmed civilians we did not murder children or unarmed civilians but two months before munich the israelis bombed the school killing children so the world must have a more balanced outlook. further acts of violence ensued grabbing the world headlines. in march of one nine hundred seventy three black september gunmen stormed a diplomatic reception at the saudi arabian embassy and. the siege ensued which ended when the gunmen executed the american ambassador to sudan his deputy and the belgian chargé d'affaires. at the classified u.s. state department cables stated the operation was carried out with the full knowledge and authority of yasser arafat the report also stated one of the primary goals of the operation was to strike at the united states because of its efforts

the principal said students were warned that if they said anything that was not in the approved speech that their mics would be cut. ( james ) happening today... the bart police citizen review board will meet to talk about its use of force report. earlier this year... sahleem tindle was fatally shot by a bart police officer at the west oakland station. officers say tindle was armed and refused their commands before he was shot three times in the back. the family believes the shooting was ánot justified... and has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against bart. the alameda county district attorney's office says the case remains under investigation. ( james ) new this morning... sausalito police stopped a group of teenage girls after a license plate recognition camera alerted officers the car was stolen. officers pulled over the car on the 12-hundred block of bridgeway. they detained three teen girls aged 15, 16 and 17. the 17-year- old driver was arrested. police say she had a tool commonly used to burglarize cars. ( will ) people are stepping up to help a homeless man in oakland who had h

the sponsor eliminated car parking at the principal post as a request. the project also is proposing all of the passenger in vehicle loads on mission street well clear of the campus to the south, which minimizes impacts with student drop-off and cars travelling down the alley. and, is planning staff has detailed, shadow impact on the schools is not an issue for the organization. they have for the last ten years, and eastern neighborhoods, when shadow is cast on public parks and open spaces, that is the rule. neither of the schools close desk play areas is a publicly accessible. although we do not apply to the school post as play areas, the project did do a shadow study prepared by a well respected shadow consultant that does a number of the studies that the planning department commissions -- at the planning department commissions. just to reiterate the amount of shadow that is being cast on the play area, to the south, it is being cast outside of the areas that planning staff looks out, which is 9-4. it is being cast only in an area used for staff parking

it actually had a supreme court, a legislature and it had a chief executive called the principal chief and the john ross cobbled this together with the ridge and he became the -- ross became the principal chief and elected democratically followed the constitution that they had created and the rich was his first, his chief counselor. then along -- this was 1826 and then along comes the georgian threat from below. the jackson threat from the east and the question is what to do about the cherokee nation, how is this to be, is this to be preserved or or is this to be competed to pers greater than their own and should they go west out to oklahoma as jackson wanted or should they hunker down and resist to the last man. well, it broke in surprising way. you would think that john ross being essentially white and statesman who had great affinity for the whites that might have exceeded the white wishes and gone west on that basis, he did not, he absolutely categorically refused to go and -- another curiosity is he constituency proved to be the full bloods of the cherokee that the cherokee had re

one elementary school in chicago enraged parents understandably after the principal invited an activisthool who routinely post a violent anti-cop rhetoric online. matt has all the details. >> mary beth could not suddenly retired with just weeks left in the school year, after she invited a police extremist to talk to students at wildwood elementary school here in chicago. that extremist on social media called himself a radical. he posted online, f him and his family. he also posted the term cp dk which stands for a chicago police department killers. he refers to cops as pigs and posted about killing all the rich people. he has hatred for police because he alleges that a chicago police officer killed his friend with a taser. supposedly she brought him into talk about his poetry and civic work but things went off the rails. >> he told them that all the police were bad and all the police wanted to kill people. i was very disappointed that someone would come into the school and preach hate. tell mike about the police. or even if he was talking about anyone else, it would have upset me. >> sh