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former nba slam dunk champion and oakland native nate robinson was on hand at washington elementary school. robinson says he'll never forget his first basketball. >> really loving that basketball. always kept it with me wherever i wanted. my hands used to be dirty. would i dribble everywhere i went. it was like my best friend. >> it's like a blanket but instead of the basketball -- >> i'm sure that's how he became the slam dunk champ, right? even treated kids to a slam dunk spectacular. that's pretty cool. they plan to donate 10,000 balls to youth organizations all around the bay area. decathlon is opening its u.s. flagship store in emeryville. >>> coming up, the trump administration was ready to play hardball with sanctuary cities. and next at 5:00 a.m., the political payback the president wanted to inflict on san francisco as well as other cities across the country. >>> another possible sign of trouble for tesla. the company that's pulling out of the automaker's battery factory. >> and light at the end of the tunnel. when the work will begin on the sales force transit it's a deal so good

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measles hot spots across the country from washington state, where they handed out free vaccines, to areas of michigan, where some schools have told unvax nated students to stay home. most cases in new york, clustered in an ultra orthodox jewish neighborhood, where vaccination rates are low. >> we've worked to make sure that vulnerable people are kept safe during this outbreak and to challenge the dangerous misinformation that is being spread by a group of ant anti-vaxxers. >> reporter: david, experts say the meezles is one of the most contagious diseases. here in new york, 21 people have been hospitalized, five in intensive care. david? >> erielle, thank you. >>> in the meantime, we're going to turn next this evening to new and chilling 911 calls just released tonight, after a young student collapsed and died. authorities say she collapsed after drinking alcohol at an off-campus fraternity party. and what she said to her boyfriend just beforehand. abc's victor oquendo tonight on the many questions and the new concern about drinking and young people. >> reporter: tonight, authorities trying to determine why 20-year-old college student carolin

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nate bowling wrote that essay.nt he is a governeacher at lincoln high school in tacoma, washington. ellow 2106 finshawn sheehan is now on a fellowship on capitol hdsl. when that he intends to return to teaching algebra in lewisville, texas. shawn and nate, thank you very much. thanks for joining us. nate, i want to begin with you, and ngwant to quote somet you said in that essay. you said, "teaching is a profession, and great tenechers ed to feel respected and empowere if they don't, they will leave and should." reowected and emped. talk about that. why are teachers not feelingec red and empowered? >> there's a thest of reasons that contribute to that.ar ther three issues for me, pay, work conditions and professione respect. ifok at the strikes happening and protests across the country, there's unsteadiness across the countryh particularly owest coast with housing casts, for a lot of teachers, the pay hasn't kept up. >> yang: you talked about pay, but you also mention work conditions and professional respect. >> the conditions teach verse to work through, i think puic have a difficul

nate and then of louisiana and mississippi a titanate and then to alabama and georgia is that storm continues and the good friday, it could produce damaging rain and all the way northwards towards washington but we could see some snow fall. a pretty warm and humid across eastern areas in florida on friday, for easter, well, it could be quite stormy and it will turn drier and brighter, even if it is a bit cooler in new york and washington as well. showers and rain return to new york into next week. if you're celebrating the easter break and parts of spain and portugal it is looking good particularly across the southern areas, relentless rain to the east and toward some central parts of spain and showers into the end of easter sunday, across many eastern and southern parts, strong winds and high seas core conditions as well, as he finished the weekend, but elsewhere good friday across europe we have a chilly breeze coming down across eastern areas right through in to the agm, keeping temperatures suppressed here in storms around bulgaria and isolated showers but much essential northern europe here in the uk, high pressure is in charge and the warmth of his building. and that continues into