about violence like that. >> reporter: cherry hill schools say they will answer questions about tim locke because they do not comment on personnel matters. officials say there was an assembly for students to voice their concerns and that the principal sent out a letter retracting a previous threat to keep those who disrupted school from participating in activities like prom and activity. tuesday afternoon cherry hill township's mayor and council called on the school district to take immediate action on security, stable read although board of education ultimately makes the final decisions on school security cherry hill police chief william manahan has recommended that the board utilized armed police officers as part of any plan that is implemented. >> it is a terrible thing that happened, you know, god forbid it should happen here but this is very serious. >> reporter: those students and parents will continue to raise their voice, in fact, tonight is there a school board meeting where many people are planning to attend. live from cherry hill, cleve bryan, for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> c

history teacher tim locke, is out on administrative leave for allegedly talking about the parkland school massacre and how he felt their school was vulnerable to a similar attack. >> it was a terrible thing that happened, god forbid it should happen here but this is very serious. >> reporter: parent kelly short said students have their hearts in the right place trying to help their teacher. >> i'm very proud have my son and all of the other kids. there was a great turnout. i'm really proud and so happy they are doing this and i'm behind them 125 million percent. >> reporter: cherry hill school superintendent issued a statement that did not dress tim locke's situation but mentioned how high school responded to protest on monday and tuesday, it said assembl ies were held following etch event to provide student with a safe forum to voice their concerns to the administration. >> it scares me every day. >> reporter: some parents say since parkland school security is on their minds and they applaud students for getting active what do you think about kids taking a stan. >> i think it is amazing.

mor, marching along nearby street, and around the school the protest is to support history teacher tim lockccording to student and parent lock fortunately spoke out last weekbor erry hill eastf up security after the masss w hd lock's warning that the shooting was likely at the school, allegedly reported him to administration leading to his administrative leave. some parent we met came out to support the student protest. >> one of the girls from east posted a very well written post, public post on facebook, that i thought was amazing last night, and i knew they were marching, then i saw kind of the helicopter coverage and thought this is good for them. >> so racial kirk and her friends brought severals and brm over. >> what do you think? >> amazing. >> i absolutely think it is>> my movement i think is incredible >> we have a request to talk to the superintendent.ther or not that will happen. they say, right now, the district is not commenting on any personn , parents and student say they plan to attends a school board meeting tonight. live in che bryan, cbs-3, "eyewitness news ". >> all righ

they walk out of school to express their opinions on the suspension of ap history teacher tim lock last week. lock was placed on administrative leave after discussing the deadly parkland shooting in class and allegedly expressing his concerns over eight cherry hill high east. protests followed one yesterday where students gathered in the hallways to rally for lock who was simply expressing his opinion they say. students claim administrators stopped the protests and threatened punishment. since then cherry hill's mayor and township council have publicly caused on the board of education to take immediate action to improve security at township schools. meanwhile students will continue to make their voices heard until their teacher is back in the classroom. >> they want to show that mr. lock, you know, he has his own voice and that he can share his opinions. i'm not saying wrong or right but he was just trying to show his opinion about, you know, the shootings. >> reporter: and the police chief has also spoken out recommend that the board of education have armed police officers at the schoo

walked out of class tuesday at cherry hill east to protest the suspension of a teacher named tim though lock. students say lock he felt cherry hill was vulnerable to an attack stellar to the attack in florida. >> you will in the find a more passionate teacher in the whole country besides mr. lock. >> reporter: board president dr. barry dickinson said several time that the facts surrounding mr. lock are not all out there. >> this is a human resources matter. i cannot speak to the facts related to the case. as such, and i want to be clear. there are no facts. >> reporter: dickinson wouldn't expand but his colleague said this about an alleged suspension without pay. >> by law, no individual employee of the school district can be suspended without pay. any suspension by statue has to be with pay. >> reporter: which are east student lauren criticized the timeline of a district plan to create safer schools >> while i understand the 2020 plans will be in place. i take more media action with the cherry hill police force. >> reporter: parents came out to echo the thoughts of their children. they want

walked out of class tuesday at cherry hill east to protest the suspension of a teacher named tim though lock. students say lock he felt cherry hill was vulnerable to an attack stellar to the attack in florida. >> you will in the find a more passionate teacher in the whole country besides mr. lock. >> reporter: board president dr. barry dickinson said several time that the facts surrounding mr. lock are not all out there. >> this is a human resources matter. i cannot speak to the facts related to the case. as such, and i want to be clear. there are no facts. >> reporter: dickinson wouldn't expand but his colleague said this about an alleged suspension without pay. >> by law, no individual employee of the school district can be suspended without pay. any suspension by statue has to be with pay. >> reporter: which are east student lauren criticized the timeline of a district plan to create safer schools >> while i understand the 2020 plans will be in place. i take more media action with the cherry hill police force. >> reporter: parents came out to echo the thoughts of their children. they want

skyfox flew over the school when students walk out in support of ap history tee which are tim moth lock had they say was suspended last week. students say lock was placed on administrative leave after discussing the deadly parkland school shooting in class and allegedly expressing his concerns over safety at their school. yesterday students gathered in the hallways to rally for mr. lock who they say was simply expressing his opinion. students claim administrators stopped the protests and threatened punishment. tonight they'll take their concerns to the school board. >> he's always -- he's always been there. he's just such a great teacher he listens to us. um, he -- his class is like an open forum because you know with history there's a lot of current events going on. >> reporter: the mayor and township council are urging the board of education to take immediate action to improve security at township schools and the chief of police is recommending the board of education have armed police officers as part of any plan they plan to implement. meeting starts at 7:00. we'll have full report t

replacements, recalling fit—again prop, wp nel, who hasn't played since breaking an arm in november, lock, timme face to face again ahead of their heavyweight rematch in may. the fight will take place a year after bellew defeated haye with an 11th—round stoppage. the original december date was postponed because ofan injury december date was postponed because of an injury to haye. where there was love after their fight, there was love after their fight, there was still some mutual respect between the boxers, before the insults came. i have given you every credit since the first fight. i always give you credit. you are a fabulous athlete. you have had a great career. but it doesn't matter. it has been and gone. on the fifth of may, you are finished. i promise you that. it will all end on the fifth of may. this time, i feel i have done more than needs to be done in terms of my mindset, trying not to focus my energy on animosity, but on training, focus, positivity. i believe he gets the best out of me. rory mcilroy believes the united states could be even harder to beat in the forthcoming ryder cu

replacements, recalling fit—again prop willem nel, who hasn't played since breaking an arm in november, lock timand finally australia have won the t20 tri—series, beating new zealand by 19 runs on the duckworth lewis method this morning. with the australian's chasing 151 for victory, the umpires called the match off due to a couple of spells of heavy rain with their score 121—for—3. d'arcy short top—scored with a half century for the aussies, who were well ahead on the dls method when play was brought to a close. that's all from the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories on the bbc sport website. we'll have more in the next hour. the majority of small and medium—sized companies are still paying male employees more than their female colleagues, according to the latest government figures. companies have six weeks left to report their gender pay gap. so far almost 1,000 businesses have responded out of the 9,000 asked. our business and consumer correspondent correspondent, nina warhurst, has more. it is time to answer the question — what does every man and woman in your company get p

sot<tim/el cerrito resident confronts burglar: "my bicycle key, my lock to my garage, and my screwdriver">nat/sot haaziq these are all items that you just recovered here at el cerrito pd huh?sot this el cerrito home owner is showing me personal items taken during a burglary at his home on mono ave thursday afternoon. he says the burglar was planning on taking a lot more but the homeowner, who we will refer to as tim, stopped himsothe says after a pretty violent struggle, he was able to over power the burglar, called 911 and held the burglar down until el cerrito police arrived sotaccording to the el cerrit

pull that sell trigger because they have already felt like they have done well >> lock in the gains >> exactly >> and timas talked about this at 5:00 for the last few weeks relative strength index are at levels we hadn't until recently seen for years >> overbought, extended, boom, boom, boom >> ridiculous, and the market was cheap when interest rates were low now that cheap valuation market by the day gets a tad more expensive. and i'll put this out there as well boeing, we talked about boeing for a long time on our show. i'll say one thing a few weeks ago, boeing was trading close to 30 times forward earnings they trided higher and it's still 25 times higher earnings which is not cheap for boeing, especially if interest rates start to rise. >> look at the quality of the earnings >> 100%. it matters at a certain point. >> you also have to think of the stability of the cash flows. that avionics business is a thing of beauty. i mean, it's an incredibly high margin business that's really giving you a lot of stability in those cash lows. >> stock up 70% since july good stuff for you, but at some point, you h

tim cook very much. their policies i see how strong that ecosystem is to an extraordinary degree. you were very, very, very locked in, at least psychologically and mentally, to the product you're using. >> need you have anything more than the buffett endorsement on apple? >> that's so outside of consensus. i can't believe he thinks apple is good. >> the fact he continues to buy it >> that's great. i'm a shareholder forever. i think what he's saying is not anything that's like wildly outside of the every day discussion around the consumer franchise and the lock in nature of the apple customer. >> the fact he continues to buy it >> it's a value stock. >> keep wiing it >> he understands the whole ecosystem that we've talked about for so long. i'll give you a new one. services people finally figured out. this growth, i'll give you a new one. wearables. keep an eye on the wearables underneath what's going on at apple as if next thing people are going to look at services now, everybody gets it. now, it's wearables. that's where steven weiss is going to say they're not innovative >> the world's greatest value investor i

tim furlong has the story in newark. >> i've been coming here since i was 9 years old. >> it was a forever bike. shop until a few days ago when it wasn't anymore. the owner locked the doors, left inventory inside and let him employees go. he spent 16 years working at wooden wheels. they decided right away their run at the storen wasn't over. >> there are other bike shops that offered jobs as soon as they heard wooden wheels is closing. we're like, no, this is our shop. >> with the former owner's blessing, the employees decided to become the owners to remake the store. they have a gofundme page to hope to open by april 1st. the store is is not going to stay in the same spot. the rent is to high and parking it z is too tricky. they are going to move just outside of downtown and want to make the store an even more local bike shop. >> we're about half a mile from the trail head. we can run rides, have coffee in there now. >> reporter: the store will focus on community and service. the things the internet can't replace. the guys are excited about owning a business. they have other words too. >> pretty nerve racking. >> r with local leaders helping them learn the rop

tim's family is also satisfied that the perpetrators have been cause even so they won't forgive his murderous. football now the champions league knockout stage continued with two european heavyweights locking horns to tell us more about that johnson green's year from the sports johnson we're talking about the highlight of this round or indeed we are prying around madrid is paris times around the european heavyweights that with contrasting fortunes in this competition it was the more experienced side really rallied prevailed in the first leg of the last sixteen side they have run up three one winners on the night so ok so ryall was with the big first leg advantage and it was their star player who came out and performed really beyond expectations christiane or underestimate him at your peril because the build up to this was all about mame all parasites around straw man the ever. records. of course. but that's. kind of summed up. the. one hundred goals now. because. goals for. the third. and this highlights what i was talking about the gulf between the two sides because i have never won the champions league. much money. to have the same level of success. is sometimes hard to come by. back to

tim furlong looks at the renewed effort to stop the flu from spreading. >> um, so we've been watching a lot of olympics and a lot of disney movies. >> reporter: stephanie's whole family is locked in their wilmington house with the flu. they all have all the symptoms. >> fatigue, congestion, headaches, body aches, cough that keeps everyone up all night. >> i've been lucky so far. >> reporter: orr irma is prayin shep doesn't get sick. she heard delaware smashed its one-week flu record last week, a thousand new cases. they know they're in a more flu-susceptible age category. they spend as much time wiping down the equipment as they do using it. you hear this a lot. and so far all these gym members are staying healthy. >> they're not coughing, they're not catching anything from the environment, but you have to stay on it all the time. and fortunately, we do that all of the time. >> reporter: st. francis hospital in wilmington has had many, many people walking in with the flu. they have signs and masks for visitors, the purell machines. yeah, they're working overtime and the staff is using another very expensive stool. the guys who use this gun look like ghost bubusters, but they'

tim: well, what i'm gonna do is we're gonna rig it up so that we can pull this door up with a pulley. right now, it's lockeduntil everybody's in the vehicle, and then we pull this lock off and set it to pull. jack: it's ok, buddy. it's ok. you'll be home in just a second. man, he is big. wow. to release the bear from the trap, we used a rope that had to be set just right. man, i don't want to screw this up, i can tell you that right now. are you ready? ok. tim: and the bear should just come running out. jack: here we go. man: there he goes. tim: go on, bear! go on! jack: i just want to thank you for all the dedication for educating all of us people as well as helping save the bears' lives. tim: oh, you're welcome. and we were glad that you were able to come out with us. and the whole idea is to keep the bears alive and in the wild. [bear growls] jack: coming up... that was something. i ain't acting, folks. plus, the blooper of the week... whoa! next on "wild countdown." ♪ a. t 'e o cciaoter lu.ins,ou w ki t tcaeuac 'e o cciaoter lu.ins,ou w . es ve ab h ur ♪ c(puppy barks) you can do it duck. hurry up duck!

replacements, recalling fit—again prop wp nel, who hasn't played since breaking an arm in november, lock tim positive results for english clubs in the competition. jose mourinho has a number of injury concerns ahead of the fixture, but should welcome his record signing paul pogba back into the side, and the united manager says at this stage of the competition anyone can win it. when you reach the quarterfinal is when any team can feel that anything can happen. sol when any team can feel that anything can happen. so i think this step of going from 16 to eight teams i think is always a very important step. maybe he will be smiling this evening, you can follow the match on radio five live. it is a 7:45pm kick—off. the united nations has said the situation in a rebel—held suburb of damascus in syria, which has endured intense government air strikes for the past three days, is "beyond imagination". it has called on global leaders to demand that syrian government forces immediately stop bombing eastern ghouta. activists say at least 250 people have been killed there since sunday night. there are s