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Law enforcement died. and they use a flag that they want to destroy, the flag, the symbol of democracy, and they were pledging allegiance to a flag they wanted to use up to there to destroy our democracy. he is unfit. he needs to come out today and say it was wrong to do a pledge of allegiance to that flag and i want him to say that january 6th was wrong. >> what did you mean when you said parents have no role in coming into the schools. >> parents have a role in education, and my plan, the fox ...

As an er doctor in new york, cnn hero dr. rob gore was frustrated by how many men of color were being hurt and killed in street vines. today his nonprofit the kings against vines assist victims of vines, mentors and supports more than 250 at risk students. >> i dont like pronouncing people dead. its probably the worst thing that ive ever had to do. i want to preserve life. when i see patients that are coming in with violent injuries, when its somebody who looks like you from your neighborhood, a...

>> back with the breaking news story in north portland, oregon, right now. a little bit about the school where this happened. the school is a small alternative program for at, risk students. there are a couple of campuses. there are about 190 students. we dont know how many at one location. mamany students, we understand,i mentioned, at risk, are homeless, but its an incredible program theyre running there. it has a 90% graduation rate and there has been a shooting there today. at least two peop...

demeet truce newlen. were learning much more about him today. he attended the lake academy alternative school, a school dedicated to serving at risk students. his facebook page on december 30th concluded with a post that said this. die, all of you. one witness to the shooting says that lanes face was basically expressionless when he opened fire and all the horror, of course, was caught on the emergency dispatch. >> attention, chardon rescue. we have an active shooter at the high school...

Goes through. >> thats why the regulation is opposed by members of the congressional block caucus who were among 113 lawmakers who wrote president obama urging him to back off saying "these new rules will be so burdensome and the projected impact so broad that many reputable schools, particularly those serving the most at risk students will be adversely impacted." and many argue something with this much impact should be handled by congress in legislation, not regulation. in washington, jim angle...

Decimated if this regulation goes through. >> thats why the regulation is opposed by members of the congressional block caucus who were among 113 lawmakers who wrote president obama urging him to back off saying "these new rules will be so burdensome and the projected impact so broad that many reputable schools, particularly those serving the most at risk students will be adversely impacted." and many argue something with this much impact should be handled by congress in legislation, not regulat...

>> and not just marking them according to how their kids perform. >> right. its about producing a better teacher and we have to give them supports that move them along. >> and what about at risk students? what about that really vulnerable cohort of students? >> one of the things weve learned about classrooms in which there are large numbers of at risk kids is that those at risk kids are even more sensitive to the qualities of these interactions. so a high quality teacher according to our way of ...

>> absolute low. i dont think anyone would not support anything that minimizes competition. but we assume one they know what they are doing and substitute our assessment as to how best to address the issue. perhaps the school is trying to address at risk students and redouce the acontradiction. >> no one strikes in the special olympics because they dont compete at the level of other athletes. there is encouragement to put forth. replacing honor roll, no. i am not sure that is what they are doing...