walton ms. casco. >> requested action to approve the documentation of board policies and of one 86 and approve board policies. >> i don't believe we have any public comment any comments if colleagues roll call vote. >> mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton. >> 6 i's. >> thank you and item one 71 moved and seconded on january 10, 2017, report from the rules and policy. >> likewise to i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> didn't need took read into the record. >> on this item is presenting general council. >> good evening one thing i want to point out before i read the requested action staff has suggested thin or since this was from the rules committee some minor revisions you have them in front of you and copies for the public they show in red line one change to add a reference to the resolution this board passes in 2007 and the other change is a further refinement to be consistent with we protect the rights

walton ms. casco. >> requested action to approve the documentation of board policies and of one 86 and approve board policies. >> i don't believe we have any public comment any comments if colleagues roll call vote. >> mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton. >> 6 i's. >> thank you and item one 71 moved and seconded on january 10, 2017, report from the rules and policy. >> likewise to i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> didn't need took read into the record. >> on this item is presenting general council. >> good evening one thing i want to point out before i read the requested action staff has suggested thin or since this was from the rules committee some minor revisions you have them in front of you and copies for the public they show in red line one change to add a reference to the resolution this board passes in 2007 and the other change is a further refinement to be consistent with we protect the rights

walton ms. casco. >> requested action to approve the documentation of board policies and of one 86 and approve board policies. >> i don't believe we have any public comment any comments if colleagues roll call vote. >> mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton. >> 6 i's. >> thank you and item one 71 moved and seconded on january 10, 2017, report from the rules and policy. >> likewise to i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> didn't need took read into the record. >> on this item is presenting general council. >> good evening one thing i want to point out before i read the requested action staff has suggested thin or since this was from the rules committee some minor revisions you have them in front of you and copies for the public they show in red line one change to add a reference to the resolution this board passes in 2007 and the other change is a further refinement to be consistent with we protect the rights

walton. >> thank you, mr. olsen ore financial advisors had a 45 package power point he was ready to answer all your questions. >> (laughter). the section item i think he's ready with a 50 page power point on page 71 the resolution authorizes the ordinance and sale in the amount not to exceed one million dollars of the districts 2017 general obligation bonds and approving the documents and actions of officers of the district in connection there with >> roll call vote. >> ms. eng ms. zaragoza mr. cook parentheses ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez and mr. walton. >> yes. >> and just for the record i'll state that didn't belong on consent calendar if we can have to separate them and vote on them separately we have a conversation about that in the future thank you very much we're doing our due diligence we have conversations about that particular items that he building, grounds, and services committee. >> thank you item o consent calendar severed and immediate action, there is none tonight. p

walton ms.co. >> requested action to approve the documentation of board policies and of one 86 and approve board policies. >> i don't believe we have any public comment any comments if colleagues roll call vote. >> mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton. >> 6 i's. >> thank you and item one 71 moved and seconded on january 10, 2017, report from the rules and policy. >> likewise to i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> didn't need took read into the record. >> on this item is presenting general council. >> good evening one thing i want to point out before i read the requested action staff has suggested thin or since this was from the rules committee some minor revisions you have them in front of you and copies for the public they show in red line one change to add a reference to the resolution this board passes in 2007 and the other change is a further refinement to be consistent with we protect the rights of

walton ms. casco. >> requested action to approve the documentation of board policies and of one 86 and approve board policies. >> i don't believe we have any public comment any comments if colleagues roll call vote. >> mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton. >> 6 i's. >> thank you and item one 71 moved and seconded on january 10, 2017, report from the rules and policy. >> likewise to i make a motion to send it to the full board with a positive recommendation. >> didn't need took read into the record. >> on this item is presenting general council. >> good evening one thing i want to point out before i read the requested action staff has suggested thin or since this was from the rules committee some minor revisions you have them in front of you and copies for the public they show in red line one change to add a reference to the resolution this board passes in 2007 and the other change is a further refinement to be consistent with we protect the rights

walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza. >> thank you. >> please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. and superintendant lee has an announcement regarding tints agenda. >> okay. thank you mr. walton

walton unanimous 7 i's. >> okay. now we are going to backtrack to item k special order of business item one one informational item the 2016-2017 initial proposal from the united educator of san francisco sound-proof and clarified units to san francisco unified school district sprernt. >> so presenting this item our chief caramel a. >> thank you board and superintendent and staff so tonight order the requested action that the board of education present the initial proposal from u e sf to san francisco unified school district. >> one second please remember we are continuing with the meeting. >> thank you. >> okay. that the board of education present the initial proposal from u e sf to the san francisco unified school district that's the first order. >> thank you not seeing any, any comments we'll go to item number 2 and next public hearings and the option to the 2016-2017 initial proposal from e s sfusd for the clarified unit may i hear a motion and second to the initial proposal. >> so moved. >> second. >> thank you s

walton. >> thank you, mr. olsen ore financial advisors had a 45 package power point he was ready to answer all your questions. >> (laughter). the section item i think he's ready with a 50 page power point on page 71 the resolution authorizes the ordinance and sale in the amount not to exceed one million dollars of the districts 2017 general obligation bonds and approving the documents and actions of officers of the district in connection there with >> roll call vote. >> ms. eng ms. zaragoza mr. cook parentheses ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez and mr. walton. >> yes. >> and just for the record i'll state that didn't belong on consent calendar if we can have to separate them and vote on them separately we have a conversation about that in the future thank you very much we're doing our due diligence we have conversations about that particular items that he building, grounds, and services committee. >> thank you item o consent calendar severed and immediate action, there is none tonight. p

walton ms. ing thank you. >> thank you. please join me for pledge of allegiance for pledge of allegiance to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you it is good to see everyone here in attention this evening we will have a packed agenda we'll hear if our public first item a approval of the minutes from the regular board meeting from january 10th. >> i move adoption of the minutes. >> thank you roll call please. thank you ms. ing on the minutes mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez thank you and mr. walton thank you 5 i's. >> thank you ms. casco has been jounsz or announces members of the public are remind if he with wish to address the board of education an valid can complete and speaker card and presented it to the which you have been assistant speaker cards will not be accepted to be an item arrested before the board presentations to the board of education we have the sprint report superintendant lee. >> thank yo

walton ms. ing thank you. >> thank you. please join me for pledge of allegiance for pledge of allegiance to the republic for which it stands, one nation under god, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. >> thank you it is good to see everyone here in attention this evening we will have a packed agenda we'll hear if our public first item a approval of the minutes from the regular board meeting from january 10th. >> i move adoption of the minutes. >> thank you roll call please. thank you ms. ing on the minutes mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez thank you and mr. walton thank you 5 i's. >> thank you ms. casco has been jounsz or announces members of the public are remind if he with wish to address the board of education an valid can complete and speaker card and presented it to the which you have been assistant speaker cards will not be accepted to be an item arrested before the board presentations to the board of education we have the sprint report superintendant lee. >> thank yo

james walton from deloitte. week of president trump the's administration and so far we've heard tough talk on trade and threats of import taxes against the auto sector. research house, less says if the president goes ahead with his campaign promise of imposing higher tariffs on chinese products they could make it tough for chinese mobile handset makers to do business in the us. we understand that it is already very ha rdfought petronius we understand that it is already very hardfought petronius marveaux business to get into the us. it's a very complicated market and you need strong relationships with the carriers like the horizon or at&t —— ha rd carriers like the horizon or at&t —— hard for chinese handset makers. —— the horizon. with donald trump you have the possibility of higher tariffs. with that thread on chinese products, it could create a problem for them because their products are more expensive and what is happening is will people want to buy more expensive products? no. obviously it will make it hard

walton ms. eng and ms. zaragoza. >> thank you. >> please stand and join me in the pledge of allegiance. and superintendant lee has an announcement regarding tints agenda. >> okay. thank you mr. walton i'd like to name and occupation withdrawn is 16, 12 commemorating the korean memorial and the curriculum introduced by commissioner wynns and commissioner murase that will be horde this coming thursday, february 16th thank you. >> thank you superintendant lee item a puns of january 24, 2017, can i have a motion? >> i move approve the minutes second. >> corrections? >> no correction roll call vote. >> ms. eng ms. zaragoza mr. cook mr. haney ms. mendoza-mcdonnell dr. murase ms. norton mr. sanchez mr. walton thank you that's of i's. >> thank you. ms. casco as has been announced at the past meetings members of the public are reminded if they wish to address the board of education please complete a speaker card and present it to the executive assistant. speaker cards will not be accepted if an item is already befor

walton 7 i's. >> thank you the board by the vote of that indies indies i's with to employees for additional dudes and stanford the board by a vote of 6 i's give the authority to settle for a stipulated amount this meeting is adjourned . >> (clapping.) >> in 2013 san francisco legislators newsom agreed to allow the reciprocate of our soft story buildings those building house one and 20 thousand resident a program of that collect requires extensive outreach and this continuation of that process who is here and bill graham the perfect venue so in 2014 we have the first earthquake retrofit a huge success we're repeating this model what we've done it put together venues that are time professionals and contractor are financing institutions a other services that help people comply with the retrofit and as you can see the thousands of members of the public their assessing over one hundred vendors to comply with the ordinance or make improvements on their property i came to get specification information and puck h picking up information if you don't know what twaur doing i take it overwhelming. >> w

v0|ceover: maths class for these children, with mr walton. in england are getting worse. i'm into my fourth year of teaching now. i know some people have dropped out now. i think that's mainly due to workload and pressure, and things like that. the education select committee is calling for a long—term plan to recruit more teachers and a bigger emphasis to be placed on retaining them, warning many are leaving. reasons include a lack of job satisfaction, curriculum changes, and workload. research has found teachers in england worked nearly 20% more than they do in other similar countries. an average of nearly 50 hours of week. 20 of those are spent here in the classroom teaching. mps say secondary schools are hardest hit in subjects like physics, maths and computing. what we've got to get across is just how important teachers are to our society and our economy. they need to feel valued and trusted. the department for education says it's investing in teacher recruitment and development, to make sure the best in the profession stay put. studio: m

with the help of armed men. 28—year—old shaun colin walmsley was serving a minimum of 30 years in waltonle to same sex couples, but it was a narrow defeat for charles keidan and rebecca steinfeld. i've been kept off the plane. i'm not going to new york. a muslim teacher from swansea says he still doesn't know why he was denied entry to the united states. also... nearly two thirds of hospital services could be scaled back across england.

>>[applause] >> thank you president walton. now, it's that time to bring forward-i think before i get it wrong in the program again-the keynote speaker for today. in your program there's a profile on landon-and i will take the time to read that to you. you can do that for yourselves. but i would point out that we are really honored to have him here. so since he's hit the ground he's been out and about in the committee work and a half the superdense to initiate and implement programs and activities that really speak to this issue of improving the quality of education for all of the people in san francisco public schools. he, himself, is a product of san francisco public schools and i'm sure has a wonderful message to present to us and with that i bring forward landon vicki. >>[applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to be here today. i would like to thank the san francisco african-american historical and cultural society for having me speak today. thank you mr. williams and ms. cameron for all you do to preserve and promote our he

richard walton was head of the met police counter—terrorism command at the time of the tunisia attacksponsible for bringing the bodies back, but they also played a part in the tunisian investigation. my colleague ben brown spoke to him about whether authorities did enough to inform the public about any possible dangers. dealing with grieving relatives is a lwa ys dealing with grieving relatives is always challenging and this was especially challenging because many of these relatives had been there of course in the actual resort and a lot of them had seen their loved ones killed in front of them by the terrorists. nothing could be more serious and more traumatic really than that. tutti —— to see your loved one killed in a terrorist attack. this is why this was especially difficult and especially challenging for some of the officers dealing with the family. could this attack have been prevented 7 it could only have been prevented by good intelligence and arresting perpetrators before they carried out the attack. once the attack has started, people are going to die, sadly. but, obviously

the president is expected to unveil his new travel executive order this friday, in washington, joe walton, fox news. >>> in the past few moments the trump administration officially announced the decision on transgendered bathrooms living Ãleaving a battle looming. more coming up at 5 pm. >>> the city of san leandro is officially declaring itself a sanctuary city, the council passed a resolution late last night that will keep police from collaborating with federal immigration agents. san francisco and san jose are longtime sanctuary cities, oakland, richmond, berkeley, emeryville and alameda have also approved similar measures.>> people who are really undocumented but not doing anything but being undocumented is truthful. they are paying into the tax and social security system and such.>> president trump has signed an executive order that would deny federal funding to sanctuary cities that protect illegal immigrants and that could amount to millions of dollars lost for those bay area cities. >>> the city of richmond today became the first city in the country to pass a resolution calling fo

luke walton isn't going any any war. >> very to develop them and i love luke. i think that -- he was the right pick. the guy is a gym rat. he loves basketball. is he the right coach to develop the players. i want to work side by side. >> he will have to work hard. the lakers had a rough season. they were 19-39 this season. a four year stretch in the lakers history. if anyone can do it magic can. >> that's good. luck walton is safe. >> la won't tolerate a team. >>> may be jealous of what they see up north. i think so. they at least want to be competitive. good morning. let's go out and take a look at what we have. 101 in san jose is shut down between 280 and 880. right here that bridge you see of bo us is the railroad bridge. this is a big -- a puddle i with say for the lack of a better term. just a big body of standing water on the freeway and obviously you cannot drive through this. so, traffic is not driving through it at all. it's on the other roads in san jose. give yourself plenty of extra time. northbound 101 set down between 280 -- northbound is take all

and plymouth, around walton road, otherwise, you s

richard walton, a previous head of the met police's terror command.and families of those who lost their lives, it's not over. they will continue their legal fight. they are going to sue the owners of thomson holidays, tui. they but all of those tourists on their holidays, and that fight will continue in the civil courts. studio: ben brown, thank you. the pensions regulator says it has struck a deal with the former bhs owner sir philip green. the regulator says that the cash settlement of three—hundred—and—sixty—three million pounds means that nineteen thousand former bhs workers will receive the starting pension originally promised. the labour mp, frank field, welcomed the concession. it's an important first step in gaining justice for the whole bhs saga. there will obviously be no going back on this sum. it means people going into the scheme will not suffer any cut at all, as they would have done if they were abandoned and went into the pension protection fund. but, their pensions will be increased, less than they would have been under the contracts

and plymouth, around walton road, otherwise, you should be good passing through. and that vine street expressway construction, that's clear in both directions right now. no worries getting through center city. and drive times on 422, no big problems. eight minutes eastbound from 29 to the schuylkill. speeds in the 60s as well. >>> breaking from overnight, police are questioning five people they have in custody after a police chase in philadelphia that ended here in front of the state police barracks. the shooting started in compton street. no one was hurt. >>> now to the day without immigrants. local workers plan to send a message today as part of a national movement. and it could have an impact on local businesses and customers this morning. >> nbc10's pamela osborne joins us live at the philadelphia market with details. tell us more. >> reporter: vai and tracy, we're actually expecting several businesses here at the italian market to be closed for the day without immigrants. to show how reliant we are on the workforce and if they were forced out by large scale e

walton road, plymouth meetingment landed on the highway to rush two injured people to the hospital. at this point, there is no word on their conditions. >>> well, secretary every state, rex tillerson, head today mexico today for his second foreign trip as the nation's top diplomate. meeting expected to help students with relationship building between the two countries. correspondent craig boswell at the white house with the details. >> secretary of state, rex tillerson, kicked off the day meeting with australian foreign minister, julie bishop. >> thank you, guys. >> the meet something expected to help ease tensions between the us and australia, after reports of a contingent phonecall between president trump and prime minister malcolm turnbowl earlier this month. president trump expressed his frustration about obama admit deal that would allow immigrants into the us from australia. >> previous administration does something, you have to respect that, but you can also say why are we doing this? that's why we're in the jams that we're in. >> secretary tillerson has had closed door meeti

>>[applause] >> thank you president walton. now, it's that time to bring forward-i think before i get it wrong in the program again-the keynote speaker for today. in your program there's a profile on landon-and i will take the time to read that to you. you can do that for yourselves. but i would point out that we are really honored to have him here. so since he's hit the ground he's been out and about in the committee work and a half the superdense to initiate and implement programs and activities that really speak to this issue of improving the quality of education for all of the people in san francisco public schools. he, himself, is a product of san francisco public schools and i'm sure has a wonderful message to present to us and with that i bring forward landon vicki. >>[applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to be here today. i would like to thank the san francisco african-american historical and cultural society for having me speak today. thank you mr. williams and ms. cameron for all you do to preserve and promote our he

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richard walton, the former head of the counterterror command.oroner to say that there was neglect by tui, the holiday company. he would not say that but you are still going to sue them, can you say why? these families are relieved that this part of the proceedings are over. they will take a couple of days of rest, it has been an ordeal, then they will come back and continue theirfight then they will come back and continue their fight for justice in the civil courts. can you tell us what exactly it is that tui, thomson holidays, failed to do, in your view, that you think it is worth pursuing in the courts? yes, we heard evidence over the last seven weeks of a litany of failures. we heard that there was a lack of warning to the families, two other customers of the escalating threat of terror in tunisia. there was a lack of security personnel at the hotel. there was a lack of cameras, even knows that they did have, someone not working. there was a failure for a proper evacuation procedure. all of these errors are matters that i need to be concerned

extension of the pennsylvania turnpike, this happened just after hid night, in the northbound lanes near walton road and plymouth meeting. there is no word on the condition, and roadway is back opened. >>> many questions are still unanswered after septa crashed leaves four people injured and commuters are voicing their frustration about setbacks. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live with more on this story, good morning, jan. >> reporter: rahel and jim, good morning. first lets start with an update on the investigation, ntsb investigators second to resume their work today to try to figure out exactly what went wrong here yesterday, up until this point investigators have not said too much about those homes leading up to this crash and derailment. they have not indicated whether an operator error was involved here or a mechanical issue. live on the scene, you can see a number of septa workers remained here overnight working to get these cars back on the track is here outside of the 69th street terminal, with that said, market frankford service has resume, but we are told riders can e

vehicles were involve this is accident this happened shortly after midnight, and northbound lanes near walton road and plymouth meeting there is no word on the condition of the two people hurt. roadway is back opened. >>> investigators to continue to search for answers after a septa crash injuries four people. market frankford line is operate to go take but you can expect delays. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao is live at 69th street terminal with more on the investigation, good morning, jan. >> reporter: good morning. ntsb investigators will try to figure out exactly what caused this crash and derailment yesterday at this point though , investigators have released very little will tore about the the moments leading up to the crash. they have not said whether this could have been caused by operator error or some sort of mechanical or equipment failure but you cane live behind me on the the scene this morning that crews are here on the scene and they continue their work. the is there still a couple of cars on the track is here outside of the 69th street terminal. now, all of this sta

stuart flinders has more on shaun colin walmsley, who was serving a minimum of 30 years in walton prisonurder with a recommended tariff of 30 years for the murder of anthony duffy, who died of multiple stab wounds. he was serving his sentence in liverpool. he was serving a sentence in liverpool when this afternoon, as you say, he was on a scheduled hospital appointment at the entry university hospital, and the appointment was over and he and two prison officers were getting into a car to return to the prison when two men confronted them. it is said that they were armed with a gun and a knife and a threatened the prison officers and demanded that walmsley be released. all three then disappeared in a gold coloured volvo. we are told that neither prison officer was hurt in this incident, but the three men are now missing. this is outside source, live from the bbc newsroom. our top story: the white house says it is empowering agents so they can remove any document of immigrants convicted of even a minor offence. let's document of immigrants convicted of ever at minor offence. let's take docu

maths class for these children, with mr walton.ls like him are increasingly hard to come by. that's according to a group of mps who says school teacher shortages in england are getting worse. i'm into my fourth year of teaching now. i know some people have dropped out now. i think that's mainly due to workload and pressure, and things like that. the education select committee is calling for a long—term plan to recruit more teachers and a bigger emphasis to be placed on retaining them, warning many are leaving. reasons include a lack of job satisfaction, curriculum changes, and workload. research has found teachers in england worked nearly 20% more than they do in other similar countries. an average of nearly 50 hours of week. 20 of those are spent here in the classroom teaching. mps say secondary schools are hardest hit in subjects like physics, maths and computing. what we've got to get across is just how important teachers are to our society and our economy. they need to feel valued and trusted. the department for education says

the police hunt has brought officers here, the walton area of liverpool.ight, less than two miles from where he escaped. it happened at the aintree university hospital yesterday afternoon. walmsley had an appointment. as he left, masked men threatened the prison staff with what is believed to have been a gun and a knife. today merseyside police are appealing for the public‘s help to find the prisoner. there will be lots of people who will have been in the vicinity at the time. i am really appealing to them to come forward. i need the public‘s help to get walmsley back into prison. he deserves to be behind bars. he is a highly dangerous, vicious individual. he has to be behind bars. we will not rest until he is. this is why shaun walmsley is well known on merseyside. back in 2014 he murdered a local man, anthony duffy, what police described as a frenzied attack. he was jailed for life and is serving a minimum term of 30 years in prison. so was there enough security surrounding this man at hospital? and how did people on the outside know exactly where he was

>>[applause] >> thank you president walton. it's that time to bring forward-i think before i get it wrong in the program again-the keynote speaker for today. in your program there's a profile on landon-and i will take the time to read that to you. you can do that for yourselves. but i would point out that we are really honored to have him here. so since he's hit the ground he's been out and about in the committee work and a half the superdense to initiate and implement programs and activities that really speak to this issue of improving the quality of education for all of the people in san francisco public schools. he, himself, is a product of san francisco public schools and i'm sure has a wonderful message to present to us and with that i bring forward landon vicki. >>[applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to be here today. i would like to thank the san francisco african-american historical and cultural society for having me speak today. thank you mr. williams and ms. cameron for all you do to preserve and promote our heritag

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john walton is posting career best numbers. not a triple double. he's getting up there.veraging 23 points, 10 assists, four reboundeds a game. mvp chants the other night with the we shall see at the end of the season where he fairs the rest of his league. wizards at 8:00 in chinatown. inside the paint, i'm frank hanrahan. >>> nobody is questioning the wizards ability to ball with the big boys. musical stylings might leave a little to be desired. teens sent out a tweet last night. hey d.c. families, who wins best performance by a wizard? grudgingly now, we go to tape. >> born and raised on the playground where i spend most of my days. >> i was to dance with somebody. i want to feel the groove with somebody. >> my fire, the one desire. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> i see a writer don't have to do stuff like this. >> none ya. >>> coming up at 6:00, the instagram account that lets a new person show case the beauty of d.c. each day. >>> up next, we're going backstage at >>> it's music's biggest night of the year. last night, the share of grammy moments. nancie odell live from hollywood with the b

about the tone of what to expect tonight, what has worked in the past, what has fallen flat, michael waltonech righter for bill clinton, and tmichael, the speechwriter for president bush. you described the speech of devoid of humility and grace. so you didn't love it. >> yeah, i was mixed. >> it was a mixed review. so what do you think the president should bring tonight and what will he bring tonight? >> i do think it's hard for him to change tone. his whole argument through the campaign in the early parts of his presidency has been america is in decline, and it's run by losers, and you know, pwae sieged by the threats of the world. he's the man that can save us, and he's a strong handed leader, and in order to be optimistic he would have to have a different rational for his presidency and i don't see that. >> michael, the first speech before congress from this president, and what is the balance between addressing the people in that room, congress, and the american people watching? >> you know you have got both the opposition party and your own party in the congress, and you are speaking to

richard walton, former, and of the counterterrorism, and at the time of the killings in sousse.recautions in the hotel and in the beach resorts of sousse in general. our correspondence to covered the aftermath of the killings has been back to sousse to see if the situation has improved. security has been stepped up in sousse since the attack. the roundabout here is just a few minutes from the hotel where the killings took place. you can see over here a police vehicle in position and heavily armed officers. that is a permanent checkpoint, 2a hours a day. offiers here are stopping vehicles from time to time and the checking their boots and asking for the the driver‘s id. the authorities here want to send a message that tunisia is being vigilant and it is safe for tourists to come here. we are at the riu imperial marhaba, this was the scene of the attack. it was here at this 5—star hotel that the tourists were gunned down. the place has been closed since but that is a lot of renovation work going on. they are upgrading of the garden and of course they are upgrading the security, an

so if you're in the panhandle in walton, bay counties, all in this area from panama city to pensacolaon the look out. the storms will trail. in the northern part of the panhandle, central alabama, on into georgia, the storms are significant. ask your friends in louisiana. pay close attention to your locals and be prepared should a tornado come your way. it's not spring time but it's february. they're coming. days after the iranian launch of a ballistic missile and the white house put them on notice for it, satellite images showed them preparing to fire another one. except now it looks like they may have changed their mind. what this new intelligence reveals from inside iran. thanks, man. imagine if the things you bought every day earned you miles to get to the places you really want to go. with the united mileageplus explorer card, you'll get a free checked bag, 2 united club passes... priority boarding... and 50,000 bonus miles. everything you need for an unforgettable vacation. the united mileageplus explorer card. imagine where it will take you. >> shepard: i ran's supreme leader s

>>[applause] >> thank you president walton. now, it's that time to bring forward-i think before i get it wrong in the program again-the keynote speaker for today. in your program there's a profile on landon-and i will take the time to read that to you. you can do that for yourselves. but i would point out that we are really honored to have him here. so since he's hit the ground he's been out and about in the committee work and a half the superdense to initiate and implement programs and activities that really speak to this issue of improving the quality of education for all of the people in san francisco public schools. he, himself, is a product of san francisco public schools and i'm sure has a wonderful message to present to us and with that i bring forward landon vicki. >>[applause] >> thank you. it's an honor to be here today. i would like to thank the san francisco african-american historical and cultural society for having me speak today. thank you mr. williams and ms. cameron for all you do to preserve and promote our he

accident involved two vehicles on the north east extension and this happened after midnight near walton road in plymouth meeting. medivac'd helicopter rush two injured people to the hospital there is no word on their conditions this morning. >>> busy morning for septa workers at 69th street terminal in upper darby. they are still cleaning up after several trains were derailed and crashed yesterday morning. >> "eyewitness news" reporter jan carabao has been live there all morning at 69th street terminal. we will get out to her as soon as we can. my understanding is they have been working around the clock to get service restored. >>> we will get the to jan's story right the thousand. >> reporter: dozens of septa, woulders continue to clean up tracks outside 69th street terminal nearly 24 hours after a crash derailed seven cars, during yesterday's morning rush. >> it would be really great to know that philadelphia has a way to make our public transit system more safe. >> i tiehl like i have to keep an eye on things. >> even on the the train itself i feel nervous. >> reporter: "eyewitness n

. >> i read a pretty amazing autobiography, back from the dead by bill walton.e postulates he's been to almost a thousand grateful dead concerts. he said the reason why you go to that many is because each one is different. you have such great relationships with these bapds. have you ever thought about the idea of telling them, listen, we don't want cookie cutter. we want to make it so you want to cleveland, then philadelphia, then boston. please make the shows different because one of the things i find, if i've seen one show in jersey, i don't need to see the group again in new york. it's going to be the same show. >> right. i mean, listen, i think the great part about our business is the artists are spending a lot of money and energy continually reinventing the show. you look at u2 this summer that came out and decided to do the joshua tree tour. we sold a million tickets in an hour. that was a different way to go to the road and do something unique for their fans. i would say we're wildly excited that artists are spending lots of time and energy because they r

the police hunt has brought officers here, the walton area of liverpool.es from where he escaped. it happened at the aintree university hospital yesterday afternoon. walmsley had an appointment. as he left, masked men threatened the prison staff with what is believed to have been a gun and a knife. police believe the men escaped in this car which is now being examined bya this car which is now being examined by a forensic team. today merseyside police are appealing for the public‘s help to find the prisoner. there will be lots of people who will have been in the vicinity at the time. i am really appealing to them to come forward. i need the public‘s help to get walmsley back into prison. he deserves to be behind bars. he is a highly dangerous, vicious individual. he has to be behind bars. we will not rest until he is. this is why shaun walmsley is well known on merseyside. back in 2014 he murdered a local man, anthony duffy, in what police described as a frenzied attack. he was jailed for life and is serving a minimum term of 30 years in prison. so was the

in the women's basketball game, how about college men, this was the famous one, john wooden, bill waltonthe '70s, who beat them? quick trivia question. anyone at home know it? notre dame. how about in the nba? it was jerry west in the lakers, 71, 27 been they had 33 straight. how about the new york baseball giants? 26 games, in football, it was the pats, 21 games between the 2003, 2004 season. of course look at hockey, speaking of pittsburgh, it was the peng wings, 92, 93, 17 straight games. 17, that's got nothing on 100, 100 straight wins for the university of connecticut women's basketball team. that's a juggernaut and that's the most important number of the day. quick break on the other side. calls growing for investigation into michael flynn's ties to russia. leader of the senate is facing some pressure. coming up next, our own joe scarborough sits down with senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, exclusive new clips. we're going to show you next. there's nothing more important to me than my vacation. so when i need to book a hotel room, i want someone that makes it easy to find wh

is it ick to germantown pike -- stick to germantown pike and walton road as your alternate david. >>ake a look at satellite we do not have any snow showers for a change this morning. there's a fair amount of cloud cover but there are also some breaks and i think overall we're in for a clouds and sun mix today. temperatures are cool but not as chilly as the last couple of mornings. we're at 41 degrees in philadelphia. 40 in wilmington, 38 in trenton, 35 a little colder up in allentown and reading. and 32 in millville, new jersey. winds a little bit of an issue. 10 miles per hour. not horrific wind-wise but a little bit on the breezy side and probably getting more so as we go later into the morning. 40 degrees by 7 o'clock, though and up to 46 by noon and then your high today is a mild 49 at 3 o'clock. some urban centers like center city might hit 50 or so and then still 47 by 5 o'clock and 43 by 7 o'clock which means as late as 7 o'clock this evening we'll still be above our average high. when i step inside we'll talk colder temperatures coming back over the next couple of days and, t