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americans dominating the competition. the bees first indian american champion who now leads an organization dedicated to getting students in that community to the top of that contest is with us. like if word of that all right. have a great show, victor. thank you very much. let s start right now well, first of all, you can cannot credibly campaign on law and order and claim the justice system is rigged because you don t agree with the jury s verdict. but ahead of his felony sentencing on july 11, former president donald trump is doing just that if they can do this to me, they can do this to anyone these are bad people these are in many cases, i believe sick people where trump and his supporters wrongfully see persecution here. other see accountability. but my first guest today sees karma. raymond santana, along with korey wise and try and mccrae kevin richardson, and yusef salaam were teenagers when they were charged, tried, and convicted, or beating and rap ....
There s a lot of hard work. it is less economic and much more grit and if you look at this year s champion bruhat soma, one of the things he said is he wanted to take his winnings and donate it to the under-privileged kids who couldn t necessarily afford education. so he definitely represents what our foundation does, which is we want people so to learn, but ultimately we want them to get back how s that feel? you re one of the few understands what these students are feeling now that they get to hoist that trophy, i think we have maybe a picture of you from that era. tell us what you felt it is. you work really hard at something and at the end, when you actually achieve it, you never know if you re really going to be able to do it. you believe you can. but then when it happens, you just breathe the sigh of relief. you probably could see in some of the old videos that ends literally did that so it s really validating. but when we see our kids doing it year over year i know how muc ....
Canada and mexico. 400 students no longer have to worry about school lunch debt. a local mom was tired of hearing about kids who couldn t afford lunch at schools. she asked local officials for how many students and how much they owed, and posted the figures online. the numbers made it to a local real estate agent, who paid the bill in full. food is something that you shouldn t have to think about. children shouldn t have to learn hungry. he plans to start a fund-raising page so the school lunch debt never accumulates. another dominant pitching performance has the washington nationals one win away from their first-ever world series. stevphen strasburg striking out7 innings. ....
Earned a place into the best schools and put kids who couldn t pass the test in, hurting both sets of kids, by the way. so i m really concerned about this. instead of getting back to basics, let s teach our kids the toughest curriculum out there because the global economy on the global world is gaining on america. let s not try make it up with this kind of nonsense. shannon: one of the things i thought was interesting, before the old way of doing this, the information what to admissions counselors and they were the only ones who could see it. so you wouldn t even know what was in your own score. now they will let students look at it. that might be a positive development because you could correct or contest something if you say it s not even accurate about your life. leslie: i agree with that, but i m against it all. all of it. absolutely. i m against standardized testing for a couple reasons. in a standardized test, and i shouldn t say this. i m going to get treated. [laughter] i m ....
Students were protesting on safety. tell me what happened. reporter: many kids who traveled up here gathered at a restaurant here in washington. they re all part of the parkland kids who come here from marjorie stoneman douglas high school to lead what may a rally here. and from around the country and around the world, kids who couldn t make it here all demanding what they believe would be steps toward controlling the way some weapons get in the hands of people in this country. the big question really for the kids is why are weapons that are defined as assault weapons, a very lose definition by the way, why are they so readily available in this country. the kids that are here just wrapped up a press conference here with gabby gifford by they re say, they they re ....