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tell us what y heard and saw. >> oakland had been plan thing training f months. as they said unfortunate and yet important timing coming two days aft what happened in florida. it was sittii there schoolteachers and principals,n custodians other school staff, and the knowing that what they were learning had just happened somewhere eiee two days ea the trainer really went through what could happen, what they should do, you know, what are some of the best practices. >> a trainer even showed video on florida. >> exactly. he really wanted to reinforce these ideas and one of the things that he showed was a vid that a student took at the school in parkland and the video showed the students crouching in the corner of a classroom. and you could hear the rapid succession of gunshots just boornl boom, boom, boom, children screaming. when he turned it off, he basically -- and everybody was, you know, just had chills and just looks of, just, anxiety and fear and sadness. and he said, what was wrong?o what did they in there? what he pointed out, and really drove the pointhome

realize that when the shooter pulled the fireul alarm, there were about 40 barricaded students y as you heard there wo rushed right toward the shooter. they didn't realize it at first, the janitor told them to turn around. theyey went into another room, they went to safety they believed 40 more could have been killed. 17 is far too many but i can tell you a glimmer of hope tonight despite all of the patient's last night who are in critical condition, there is only one and they are hopeful that it will soon be zero and that everyone won't bend getting out and get going home very soo soon. >> tucker: every decent person is horrified but what happened yesterday, every thoughtful person knows something horrible is going on in americanno socie. tragedies like this happen for a reason and it probably doesn't have aoe lot to do with guns. if the percentage of american households with firearms has dropped dramatically over the past 35 f years. meanwhile the number of mass shootings has risen. if you're over 40 you did not grow up in a country like this, the question is what happened? it could be a lo

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it's for a victor application, as you heard, from cav y-- cafe en envy. there's a cap on the number of liquor license applications due to an historic proliferation of liquor retailers. type 87 licenses are now a new type of liquor licenses reek endend ly -- recently adopted by the legislature in 2018. the goal is to help restaurants who help their surrounding neighborhoods and they help them in various ways of supplying jobs, reducing blight, bringing foot traffic to the neighborhood and keep dollars circulating in the community. i hope that you will join me in supporting the license application. >> supervisor breed: thank you. can we take these same house, same howl kaul? -- same call? without objection, approved unanimously. >> clerk: campaign and government conduct code failure to file forms 700s and to modify the ethics commissions reporting requirements regarding the filing of form 700s. >> supervisor breed: supervisor stefani? >> thank you. this item came before rules and we discussed a few amendments. they've been passed out to everyone. thank you,

ou y wre ahat west oakland residents saw and heard when a water main burst on magnolia street tonight. none of the water nood flooded homes there. some people heard small rocks pelt their homes. >>> oakland mayor libby schaaf is beidefending her actions of warning immigrants of pendi ini i.c.e. actions. >> the creep yeyay should be tried. >> she put all the law enforcement in jeopardy. >> i believe i've acted within the bou bnduts more importantly, within my ethical obligations as the mayor of a city. >> immigration advocates say calls to an emergency hotline have tripled since mayor schaaf > new at >>11:00, big changes coming to the richmond san rafael bridge with its first test tomorrow. kate larson has this story. >> reporter: with the help of easing congestion, the east side of the bridge will expand to three lanes, by utilizing the shoulder on the right side. >> the lane is designed for use during peak periods only. >> reporter: john goodwin says 20 banks of signs will let drivers nose if the third lane is over. >> each bank has three signs, one over each of the lanes. when illum

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. >> reporter: until now, the y words we've heard from mass during his first appearance in court lasteek. >> yes, ma'am. >> reporter: now, in just-released 911 tapes, obtained by our west palm beach affiliate, we are hearing much more, following an apparent altercation between cruz and the family he was living with at the time in this mobile home. cruz calls 911. >> tell me what happened. >> well, i kind of got mad and i started punching walls and stuff. and a kid [ bleep ] came at me and through me on the ground. he kicked me out of the house. and he said he was going to gut me. >> you were staying at this house and you got mad and you were punching things and they came after you? >> yeah. >> all right. >> the thing is, i lost my mother a couple weeks ago. so, like, i'm dealing with a bunch of things right now. >> reporter: according to police notes, there's also a call from the family cruz was living with, telling a different story. >> i'm honestly afraid for my mother, my little brother. >> reporter: and a third call from a family friend and guardian, concerned about cruz's behavio

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. >> it's not the first strong words we've heard interest mr. come y, is it? has been vocal on twitter the last few days as he has tried to stop this memo from being released. of course he's going to say that about this memo. he was named in the memo. it was the fbi under his leadership that did what this memo indicates it did. i don't expect him to stand up and say cheers to the republicans. he's the one we would hold accountable. he was the fbi director at the time. >> so, you're glad he was fired? >> you know what? i have no opinion on that. i think simply had we gone forward, we would have been able to continue our investigation. at some point we would be able to share, as we're doing now, with the american people, his actions. but i don't really care one way or the other if the president had fired him. that was between he and the president. >> one final question, congressman, and you've been very swren russ with your time. we really appreciate you joining us. >> yeah. >> it's important to get your perspective. do you agree with lindsey graham, republican

we heard that minority whip citizen y citiz steny hoyer. overnight was that 73 democrats ended up voting for this budget. now, you mention congressman gutierrez in the last segment, he's been one that's been pushing leadership to tell them sort of, this was their last leverage point to do something on daca before the march 5 deadline. >> what did you think of the chairman's rebuttal, he doesn't seem to want to agree, or want to publicly agree that they have given up leverage that he and other members of the republican caucus were setting. >> the chairman has mentioned they don't want any immigration to go to a graveyard in the house like it did in 2013, and the democrats did not seek a commitment that that would not happen this time. what we saw happen last night, that 73 democrats, which is a very large number, ended up voting for this budget and breaking with nancy pelosi. but the problem from gutierrez's perspective and other hard liners on this issue, is that they didn't whip hard enough in favor of this to force the issue and make paul

we heard that testimony in ea y earlier shootings that a lot of times it starts to tumble in the air and goes through the body like a buzz saw. there have been situations where even family members of the victims, parents had to identify their child by the clothing they were wearing. they couldn't recognize them otherwise. that's how difficult and dangerous and horrific the crime scene would be in this situation. >> they're going to figure out fairly quickly how this suspect, nicholas cruz, got this ar-15 style firearm. john is at the hospital that's been treating individuals who were at least wounded in this incident. you're at the broward health north. tell our viewers what you're seeing and hearing. >> this is the nearest hospital to this high school. the last information that we got from the sheriff's department is that 14 people were transported from the high school. this is one of the two hospitals that we understand that was treating those patients. when we first arrived about 45 minutes ago, there was an unusually large police presence. it was very curious, even for something

over here the castro valley y builds up towards hayward. no surprises as you heard san mateo bridge and pretty soon the dumbarton bridge. the bay bridge already sees all this traffic around the berkeley curve and there may be a fender-bender near the berkeley curve. i will check with chp in just a couple more seconds and we will see how things do develop. over in the north bay a little bit of slowing for highway 37 out of vallejo. typical just a little bit and here on the peninsula no problems, no delays for palo alto north toward willow and in towards san francisco. back to you. >>> coming up, new this morning, hearing your questions and concerns. the way the city of san francisco is making it easy for citizens to speak their mind. >>> but first happening now the superhero movie "black panther" is paying tribute to its oakland roots. disney is donating a million dollar to the boys and girls club of america in oakland to help expand it's stem programs. the city shows up several times in the movie and the director is from there. >>> plus diesel cars could soon be a t

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heard right now that he takes domestic violence seriously? sec. sanders: i spoke with the president and those are his words. >> y has a he said that? he has the opportunity. sec. sanders: it is my job to speak on behalf of the president. he relayed the message to me and i am relaying it to you. >> do you believe rob porter's accusers? sec. sanders: i believe the president and the administration take the mystic violence very and believe all allegations need to be thoroughly investigated. above all, the president supports victims of domestic violence and believes everybody should be treated fairly. >> that doesn't answer the question. sec. sanders: i am not going to go beyond that. >> does the president was rob porter well? does he believe he wants them to have a great career? seansec. sanders: i think the president hopes all americans can be successful in whatever they do. if they have had any issues in the past, i am not confirming or denying, the president wants success for all americans. that's why he was elected in hopes the best for all american citizens. >> what about the president's tweaked over the weekend, people's lives ar

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the president heard from the bipartisan delegation a couple of weeks ago. --yat exactly exactly that sort of advice. they will be more surgical. betty: describe what that would look like? terry: i think what they want is to -- what a lot of folks are proposed to the administration, including members of congress you don'tsed that throw blunder bust tariffs. what you end up doing is pointing it on areas that are affected by national security, which is the purpose of these tariffs to begin with. you go with electrical steel, a special steel a variety of ways that makes sure both the united states has the continued ability to manufacture those sorts of products. as ross said, the real focus thes to be to make sure domestic steel industry, and the domestic aluminum industry produce at a certain capacity to ensure the united states continues to have those -- that capacity domestically. that can be done without throwing out these massive tariffs. its own psyche are seeing a trade war is unlikely. we heard peter navarro has been promoted to an assistant to the presiden

is the most ridiculous thing i have heard, and i would hope the president and others would abandon the idea. katty: congresswoman, thanks for joining me. rep. demings: y tha. laura: that wasnt repreive val lodemings fromda speaking earlier. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight's program, he directed three of films and aed bond 1960's classic. we look back on the f lewis gilbert. temperatures have been dropping across much of europe as an arctic blast sweeps across the continent. the weather front from russia, from s e the beast east come ought snow and strong winds, disrupting travel and putting vulnerable people at risk. tom burridge has this report. tom: for some come it is an excuse to post a quirky video. r people andni als, its hard getting around right now in places such as hungary.it s dangerous, too. lthe driver of thry in serbia is lucky. he was left hanging in his cabin for two hours before being rescued.of even the isl corsica, more associated with sunny summer holidays, woke to this. in brussels, controversial measures to get homeless people off the streets. the authorities say that if people refuse to move,

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y pg reacting to this. i think they have registered quite a bit of concern and we heard that from the state department there was concern about the separation and how it might be undermining the anti- isis campaign elsewhere in syria and concern about the high civilian casualty. these are obviously mounting as the operation continues. the united states is very concerned. at the same time that says they are not present enough or they are not offering enough influence so they're not really in ain position to intervene. the kurds disagree with that view and they feel the united states should be doing much more to end this campaign and the fact that the united states expresses concern and has not said stop's. as for the united states saying secretary tillerson laid out's at stanford recently that they will be staying on for a number of reasons and my colleagues just ran through some of them. i think saying that but actually not matching that with any real action in what seems to fly in the face of countering iranian influence and razors questions and kurdish mines. by presenting them as allies against iran, agai

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heard my son's voicn tell you my stomach is turning there. my stomach is absolutely turnine chaos parents frantic some students texting their familiesr many hours go by and silence. fox' in parkland, florida ydents and parents are still meeting shoot. >> reporter: there was a lot of emotion here at this marriott he where students and parents were still being reunited maning. >> she was in touch a lot. yeah, thank you for letting me know. >> yeah.was reunited with her 15-year-old daughter lea she didn't want to let herbout home schooling. i'm thinking about becoming religiou letting her leave my site and .ow much i love her and -- >> i'm going to take her hole and hold her and love her. high as students and parents reunited at this marriott in ma. they recalled what happened colleen her ninth grade daughter during the shooting. >> she said she heard a bunch of gunshots screaming but -- she heard them banking down momm scared, i'm scared. i said keal calm listenthey're . >> there were a lot of hugs and holding hands as students and childrenak sense of the violence they saw. >> you f like -- you don't expect this. someone could come in and bring in a gun and shoot up the school. until you real

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its partners that y p g in the east of syria has refused to defend them in the west that syria has divided northern syria between turkey the united states along the euphrates just heard there don't want announced he's going to take everything the west of the euphrates including upbeat that's why the syrian government and the kurds a lot of comedy they do not want the kurds to take up being they do not usually want the turks to play out and the kurds are accepting it seems like they're in the final stages of accepting a syrian takeover of the region in order to save their homes and avoid a loss of life the palestinian president wants to set up an international alliance to mediate with israel that's the message of mahmoud abbas will deliver to the united nations later on tuesday marks a step away from a longstanding policy of accepting the u.s. as the main into media and then its most reports from ramallah in the occupied west bank. donald trump's promise of the deal of the century turned into what the palestinian president called the slap of the century it's forced mahmoud abbas and his team back to the drawing board. has been involved in palestinian policy making for

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kurdish y p g which ankara regards as terrorists some of binge of eight joins us live from gaza and top assad talk us through what's happening on the ground. rather than fluff like we've heard from turkish state media that fighters belonging to the free syrian army have successfully separated and created a buffer between the turkish and finian border to the city of operation would be to make it effectively effectively cut off from the pokers border about the fight is belonging to proof syrian regime some of them tried to enter the city of our freedom from from these two villages liberal and. moved to our feet when they were met with some heavy shelling from the city from the turkish government most of them turned back but let's not like some of these fighters needed to be amply needed inside the city of our city and making it for the first time very brutal syrian government militias have entered the city of our green this is the place where turkey has been carrying out attacks and trying to take control from kurdish kurdish fighters who were called the people's protection unit although by p.g. they feel they are continuing to fight the turkish advance and they're being held

y. kennedy: you are seeing bipartisan legislation in to both houses of congress. it sounds like you have republicans souring on the wall. >> republicans were pretty sour on the wall to begin with. i have heardy, many, many, many different ways the way republicans defined down the wall. trump has defined it in a way people didn't understand in is a way through this. what this bipartisan legislation represents is a challenge to republican efforts to find an offramp here. there is legislation from rob portman of ohio. that's what you will see, a simpler, smaller deal that's a one-for-one trade-off. if people didn't care when they shut down over a weekend, if we continue to govern like this and see these problems, markets won't like the and they will punish washington. kennedy: so will the freedom caucus. they want a piece of spending legislation that doesn't equate to every month or so screaming holy under wear and running through the aisles of such a sacred institution. kennedy: i don't know what you call it, but i think something is wrong with the system. we are getting unnecessarily dramatic. we'll see how this one ends, chris stirewalt. >> that's an evergreen tweet right there. kennedy: no

lyse: we have heard somebody -- so many stories over so many years, and yet we still sit here, in 2018, still hearing nad story --ywai-- so many wai's do you worry that it is actually getting worse for women? sec. clinton: i believe that certainly over the last 25 years, in many ways it has asten better, but the works, i have said in my remarks, is unfinished. when we meet young women like nadia and wai wai we understand even more viscerally how that work has to remain at the forefront of our efforts. i think the progress that has been made has been made in laws being changed and greater awareness in shining brighter light, in journalists like yourself i would say it has gotten better, but we're at a reflection point where our fear it could begin to deteriorate and come worse again. to nadia'ssten story, you realize the , due process,law judicial systems, international beanizations, that have to sustained and supported to hold accountable and serve as places of recourse for the knotty as of the world. you hear about her father. we need people in all walks of life to stand up and speak out, but also to demonstrate,

partners the y p g in the east of syria has refused to defend them in the west of syria it has divided northern syria between turkey the united states along the euphrates that you just heard there the one announced he's going to take everything west of the euphrates including i think that's why the syrian government and the kurds a lot of the day they do not want the kurds to take up again they don't want to think want to purchase the tape and the kurds are accepting it seems like they're in the final stages of accepting a syrian over of the region in order to save their homes and avoid a loss of life i could tell us more about where this leaves the u.s. and the russians well russia has played a crucial role in this and it's been on the phone back and forth with air to one trying to smooth the way for a final deal the united states. has done some light on in space because the time has been able to defend the kurds and that has forced the kurds. to once again team up with the syrian government but in the east it's a different situation and there the kurds are very much looking to united states to help them achieve a level of autonomy and independent rule that they've never

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on that, and i had heard from a former federal prosecutor who was an ally of this trump white house that one of the clearest messages sent by bob mueller with those 13 dooiindictments y just referenced is he wanted to end the debate in this country about whether or not russian -- the russian state had, as its goal, interfering in the 2016 election. day did. it worked. full stop. do you agree with that assessmentment? >> well, i think that is a message that you draw from the indictment. i don't think bob mueller is a message sender or a signal sender that p's not his style. he's an investigator an prosecutor. but in the absence of inany oth activity by the u.s. government to address this at least in public, his indictments end up filling the void and becoming as i said the most compelling statement of what is really going on here. >> juan zarate, that void is created by a president who always offers some condition when he's forced to concede that russia's role is what we all know it was in the 2016 election. the "washington post" reported in december that russia-related intelligence that might draw trump's ire is in some cases included only in the written assessmentme

haven't really heard a lot from the white house about what they are actually doing and what resources they are devoti to that. so democrats are already using that today to go back to the president y what are you actually going to do about it. >> it is an issue he raised so we will see how it plays out. yamiche alcindor, karen tumulty, thank you both. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour: arrenewed attention on theul cts of diesel emissions. and, jesymn ward discusses her book, "sing, uuried, sing," as rt of our new book club. democrats may be uni opposing president trump, but nist night, they could not around a single message to respond to his state of the weion address. there were no than five democratic responses. one of those speakers was bernie sanders, the independent senator from vermont and former democratic presidential candidate. senator sanders, welcome. senator sanders, welcome back to the newshour, thank you for being here. i was going to start with the state of the union but i do want to first binge up this story that we are paying attention to tonight, this dispute that has broken out into the open between the white house and the depart

the y p g a kurdish group which turkey considers a terrorist organization and turkey has launched this operation since last month to try and clear that area and in the last forty eight hours we've heard updates from rebels push turkey back that they have almost encircled the city of african and they're closer to taking full control this is an area where the fighting does continue we've heard reports of civilian deaths we've heard reports that the kurds have been posting online and then them being countered by the turkish government saying that this is all fake propaganda so there is a war that is ongoing in other parts of syria as well that is ongoing battles in it live there is a war of going on in other parts including the resort and rock on the outskirts where isis remnants are still left so it is a very much ongoing situation we've been focusing on water because it is one of those flashpoints where the plight of people has been heard across the globe people have been sending us messages from this area saying there's four hundred thousand civilians which are just a few kilometers away from the warehouses of the united nations where there is food just allow them to have that food a

y department in understanding how we are going to move forward and technology. on credit cards today you have a unique identity to protect against fraud which we think is quite significant. >> we have heard it over and over again how people are going around the system so i applaud the administration and look forward to hearing more about it. >> thank you for being here and engaging with us today. i'm going to ask whether the team have any plans moving forward you work for a boss that is quoted as saying i am great with death and nobody knows that better than me. if things don't work out i will just renegotiate, that is the smart thing to do and also if the economy was good, it's good therefore you can't lose and one of the problems i had in the tax bill is one of the principals only bipartisan tax reform bill as it would be revenue neutral of shutdown are egregious loopholes for the so-called expenditures that was not the case and ended up with a tax cut bill where the benefit goes to the wealthiest 1%, 1.5 trillion wasn't offset. you include interest on the debt yoyou're pushing $2 trillion of additional debt in our fiscal house and there is little wonder after the budget deal when he b

y why she brought it here. this morning, questions about why a preteen girl allegedly brought a loaded handgun to her l.a. middle school. >> gunshots were heardtion. >> reporter: shooting two assm classmates, an adult and two other kids injured by guying glass and metal.th the call thursday morning triggering a massive response ce officers searching students one by one. >> she just said they were on lockdown and he was in tears.>> i >> i prepare for things like this but that was my own kid. >> reporter: one struck a -yea 15-year-old boy in the head. he is expected to survive. >> gunshot wounds to the head are very lethal.e the vast majority do not do ll. well. in this particular circumstance this child was extremely lucky.y ofe the not hit any vital structures that were an immedia life. >> reporter: overnight police arresting the girl for scha discharging a gun at school but pe appears the shooting was students who saw it say the sameing. thing. >> was it an an accident. because they thought it was y toy gun. >> okay. but then it shot. r aren't saying how the girl was able to t get the gun inside the school t but officials say the campus is s

y asia,iwans, others in india, indonesia. the point is it's becoming like the global growth stories. it is increased by company spending and broad-based. david: we have heardestion is why is it important for economic growth -- the beauty pageant question is wise it important for economic growth? enda: third is the feeling that if you have more company investment it will lead to better productivity among workers. remember sluggish productivity -- then around the albatross around the global economy's net for some time. and that should lead to higher wages and higher wages, better everything -- consumption and healthy levels of inflation and the like. yeah, and of course, there's the cash. much, live you so for us in hong kong studios. possibly new tariffs on steel and steel imports into america. people talk about china, right? but when you look at the data, and here is some great stuff from our guys of bloomberg intelligence, china does not in terms in the top 10 of where the steel imports in the u.s. come from. it is number 11 if you are curious. the top 10, 70 7%. i would say if you are a marketer or your strategic industry press -- professor -- in any cas