. said californians, "yeah, yeah yeah, whatever... but do they have any "water"?" a georgia principal makes racist remarks at a high school graduation. on the bright side, at least she didn't make everyone sit through that dumb dr. seuss book. and a georgia teacher tells her students obama is an evil muslim. in a related story... she's now the frontrunner in the republican primary. time for some pomp and circumstance! this is the "the nightly show"! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioning sponsored by ♪ thank you very much! (audience chanting larry) oh nice! on a monday! welcome to the "the nightly show." i'm larry wilmore. spring is here, which means it's graduation time. but for one georgia principal, things went sideways into randomly racist-town this weekend. it all went nutso after nancy gordeuk prematurely ended thet( graduation ceremony without letting the valedictorian make his speech. she brought him up to speak, but people had already started to get up and take pictures. so she just started yelling, as one does. >> i'm thinking yawl owe this

. but for one georgia principal, things went sideways into randomly racist-town this weekend. it all went nutso after nancy gordeuk prematurely ended thet( graduation ceremony without letting the valedictorian make his speech. she brought him up to speak, but people had already started to get up and take pictures. so she just started yelling, as one does. >> i'm thinking yawl owe this young man an apology, especially that goober that was coming through with his little thing. that was so rude! where are you, you little coward? come on back here and let's talk. y'all are the rudest people i've ever seen in my life.çóñrht >> larry: yeah, get out of here, goobers! y'all are being goobers. so rude! all right, principal. so far, i'm with you. we're in rude goober solidarity right now. who else needed a talking to? >> look who's leaving? all the black people! (audience reacts) >> larry: oh, my god. >> larry: you said that like you thought we'd be on your side. i expected to hear an "am i right" at the end of that sentence. "look who's leaving. all the black people. am i right?" well, yea

. >> we are credentialed. we're georgia media. are there legislators in there? are there legislators in there? we are georgia credentialed media. >> please step over here. >> what? there is georgia legislators here. are laws being made in there? this isn't the state capitol. it's a hotel in savannah where lawmakers are wined and dined as members of the american legislative exchange council, or alec. what is alec? >> it's a corporate bill mill. they're cranking out legislation, putting it into the hands of legislator who go back and file. >> alec bills come complete with blanks where legislators need only fill in their state name like the asbestos claims priorities act. this georgia law that now prevents many asbestos victims from suing corporations. >> this is money from corporations to legislators, but it's being filtered through alec and they get a tax write-off? >> well, al select a 501-c-3 operation. >> donations are 100% tax deductible, and fund education efforts for legislators. who is doing the educating? inside that closed door committee room in savannah we couldn't show you,

education through the connect ad initiative. senator johnny isakson from georgia has the republican response. he talks about the benefits of trade legislation and the importance of t.p.a. or trade promotion authority. president obama: hi, everybody i'm talking to you from the d.c. public library where i met with a group of promising middle school students. we spent some time talking about their lives and how we all care about their success and how that starts with a good education. one thing i announced here is a new project by libraries and major publishers to provide more than $250 million in free e books for low income students. we also issued a challenge to mayor's, libraries, and school leaders to help every student get a library card so they can expand their horizons in a place like this. it's all part of our connect ed initiative to connect 99% of america's students to high speed internet because no matter who you are, where you live, or how much money you got, you should be able to action the world's knowledge and information just like anyone else. in a global economy, we go

great state of georgia. in my state of georgia, 1.2 million jobs are directly related to international trade. in the last 10 years, georgia's exports to our trading partners grew by 69%. with negotiation on trade deals that are ongoing, we expect that to just continue. next year the panama canal is opening to the larger shifts of the 21st century. we are accommodating those larger ships bringing goods and services from the rest of the globe to america. this project will make the city of savannah, the state of georgia and the entire southeast a hub of exports and imports. we're losing all of those goods and services they carry going elsewhere around the world. i'm thrilled the trade promotions and accountability act is coming to the floor of the second. it will promote american workers and jobs by setting out clear objectives mandating by congress that the president must achieve in international trade agreements. the legislation will go for six years and require presidents from either part to consult with congress. congress still has the final say in approving a trade agreement. i want

washington. >> the european bank of reconstruction will help georgia with hundreds of millions of dollars to help it become a player in the energy sector. from the region of ajara close to the border with turkey, robin forrester walker sends this report. >> reporter: now people in this little village has subsidence to contended with. floor to ceiling crack splits the building down the middle. >> translator: our land is creeping. landslides are not rare here, but after the blasting this problem has become much worse. >> reporter: nearby, the hydroelectric dam is under construction. it is one of dozens of new hydro-power projects in georgia. the government believes less than 20% of the country's hydropotential power has been realized. georgia could be an energy exporter. hydro-power is ripe for georgia and major foreign investment from the likes of the european banks and the reconstruction and government. the ebrd as it's better known has promised that all of these issues relate to high environmental consciousness. i went to see where a meadow was beginning to subside. pointing to w

those backups. again at a stand still on the inner loop at the beltway approaching georgia avenue. elsewhere on the roadways we are not seeing any other problems. you're traveling in virginia on the blement. 95 north headed out of dale city volume only no accidents reported there. and then 66 in virginia as well headed inbound at route 50 is open with all lanes and no reports of incidents. >> you can see in the traffic camera starting off the thursday with some sunshine. partly to mostly sunny skies. temperatures in the 60s and 70s. 74 right now in washington. it's balmy and humid and another summer-like day. look at how our temperatures warm up through the morning and midday hours by 10:00 a.m. around 81 upper 80s by noon. storm team 4 radar is dry but with the heat and the humidity we'll be tracking the scattered afternoon showers, thunderstorms, maybe a few downpours. eun, in ten minutes i'll be showing you future weather, tracking the rain in your neighborhood hour by hour. >>> security breaches at the white house are leading to security changes. that includes one that starts

. again we have an accident that took place between georgia avenue and connecticut avenue on the inner loop of the beltway, actually closer to georgia avenue where we have an overturned box truck. sky 9 is in the air to show us the scene. all lanes of the inner loop blocked. energy crews on the scene that is the overturned truck. traffic brought to a halt. starting to see delays on the outer loop of the beltway. mainly onroar delays but no incidents -- onlooker delays but no incidents. another update in about ten minutes. >>> our top story, d.c. police are investigating four separate shootings. we begin with a deadly shooting in southeast. >> it happened just after 9:30 last night. a woman was shot at alabama avenue and good hope road. she was taken to the hospital but doctors were not able to save her. police are now looking for a suspect on a dirt bike. that's -- [indiscernible] so far police have not connected any of those shootings. >>> a man who appeared on an mtv reality show is behind bars accused of making terror threats against metro stations. >> jerez coleman is accused of ma

you're tracking an accident on the beltway already? >> we have an accident on the beltway. at georgia avenue. here's a live look at connecticut avenue. we have two left lanes blocked. you see cars moving over to the right in this area. we are seeing some slowdown here as you look at the map of the beltway. slowest spot is at georgia avenue because of the accident on the inner loop. elsewhere, naylor road, good hope road is closed in both directions due to police activity. 95 near dumfries avenue, that work zone has been cleared. for more traffic when you hop into your car tune into our friends at wtop. >>> it could be months before construction crews repair parking garage at watergate. that means months of road closures for you. how long it will take, coming up. >>> the secret service will start making changes when it comes to the white house security. the major overhaul starting today. >>> we are just learning about a shooting in northeast washington. kristin wright is working hard at the live desk trying to >>> breaking news right now in the district. a man has been shot in northeas

crimea's annexation had been planned in advance. after the russia/georgia war many 2008 russia recognized two georgian regions as independent states. it has taken almost full control over both and built fences between them and the rest of georgia. it has also sent troops into moldova, but moldova wants out and which russia pledged to withdraw in 1999. so russia has been violating the territorial integrity of its neighbors for years and continues to do so. that brings me to my second principle the independence of states. ukraine's desire to move closer to the european union was met by force. so was georgia's aspirations -- as prayings to join nato -- aspiration to join nato. moldova has also received clear warnings about closer moves toward europe. russia's leaders claim that its neighborhood represents a zone of privileged interests. but its efforts to create the sphere of influence risk taking us back in time to when greater powers when great powers drew lines on the map at the expense of smaller states. and nations were not free to decide their own destiny. this could create a sphere of

moderator. dr. gross is a president and ceo of the georgia historical society. as one of the leading history executives, he is 25 years experience as an educator and administrator. he has led institutions for educational programming, capital products, and endowments. born in virginia perhaps more importantly, rate in tennessee a graduate with honors in history from the university of memphis and earned an ma and phd in history from the university of tennessee. while in graduate school, he taught history at the university of tennessee. in 1990, he left the academy and began his career in public service. he served five years here in knoxville as these active director of the east tennessee historical society. taking it to the next level of a development of a new museum. in 1994, he was named director of the georgia historical society. in 2006, he was elected president of the society. he understands the pressure in the role the door to play in the process. when we understand the story of our unique democratic institutions and traditions, how they were created, and the sacrifices that have

and how the state of georgia is trying to help more like her >>> it's been 14 years since d.c. ipp tern chond ra leafy was murdered and why the man convicted of killing her is getting a new trial. >>> officials in mexico say a shoot-out between police and a drug cartel left 45 dead. local officials say it started when police tried to pull over a truck as the officers closed in people inside the truck opened fire. the confrontation continued for three hours at a ranch. almost all the dead were suspected criminals. >> prosecutors believe the man charged with killing a wealthy washington d.c. family did not act alone. police arrested 34-year-old darren went a few miles from the murder scene. investigators say went bound, battered and stabbed his victims before setting the house on fire. according to the criminal complaint. the crimes required the appearance and assistance of more than one person >>> a man convicted of killing congressional intern chond ra leafy will likely get a new trial. her body was found in a park. she was romantically linked to a congressman of california. later,

ultimate sacrifice. officer kevin gordon was a member of the police department of griffin, georgia, husband to tammy, father to seven children, army veteran. his daughter debra says we were his platoon. and kevin deployed his own training to raise his young platoon, leading them in cadences. how motivated are you? [ shouting ] >> they were motivated. highly motivated. [ applause ] >> he drilled them with the basics to study hard and to push yourself and to take care of each other, and everywhere he went, he made friends. in tammy's words, he never met a stranger. to help make ends meet kevin took a job as a security guard at a waffle house, and one night he was shot and killed. he was just 43 years old. one week later, kevin's son graduated from griffin high and there to cheer him on were over 100 of kevin's fellow officers and today he is in the army training to be an mp and wants to be in law enforcement just like his dad. senior deputy jessica hollis started out as an emt. she and her husband applied to the austin police department together, were accepted together and graduated

subcommittee is adjourned. thank you all. minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. price: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, let me begin by thanking everyone involved in getting us to this moment where we have an agreement between the house and the senate budget conferees on a joint balanced budget proposal before the congress. all members of our committee and the conference committee and their staffs should be commended for their hard work and i want to commend specifically the staff directors on both sides of the aisle. rick and tom made certain their respective members were prepared for the activity we've gone through over the past four months. we are set, mr. speaker, to adopt the first balanced budget of this kind in over a decade. that's important not only from an historical perspective but also for what it says about this congress' commitment to doing the work that the american people sent us here to do. to get it done. to move forward. with positive solutions for a healthier economy and a stronger more secure nation. what we have before us today mr. spea

exposing the country's oldest problems. plus uniting against a common foe. ukraine and georgia make a deal that is likely to inflame tensions with russia. >> welcome back. a reminder of the stop hires here in al jazeera. more that 4,200 migrants have been rescued from the mediterranean sea in the past 4 hours. 90 people have been skilled in northern syria as government forces drop barrel bombs on aleppo province. >>> a bomb has exploded inside a mosque in maiduguri. leaving eight people dead and injuring dozens more. >>> in india scorching temperatures have compounded problems faced by communities who have long struggled with the lack of water. >> this man's father died from heat stroke. he was 85. >> my father got sick from the heat. he was not well for a few days. we gave him water but that didn't help. we decided to take him to the hospital but he died on the way. >> stories of illness and death have been told despite the enormity doctors say they're equipped to deal with the growing health crisis. >> water liquids those are the basic medical treatment required to treat sun stroke

morning you want to take georgia avenue as your alternate. right now, first 4 traffic tracker going across the american legion bridge to show us how 66 is looking right now. not seeing any big issues. wide look at the beltway, no problems inner loop or outer loop. 95 in maryland here at powder mill road looking good here. no problems there. beltway at drc, though that camera did not pop up for me. 66 headed into town and 95 northbound here slowest spot is dale city. aaron? >>> melissa, thank you. the breaking news here in philadelphia this morning, a massive train derailment. passenger train derailment of an amtrak train late last night. you can see the cars still lying touch tracks here and -- off the tracks here and some flipped over, there were people inside those cars who were crushed by luggage and other people as they rolled around inside. and now the investigation part of this incident begins in earnest this morning with the arrival of ntsb crews. news4's transportation reporter adam tuss here in philadelphia with me this morning with that part of our coverage. adam? >> repor

white house in white springs georgia. up next, an 11-minute government newsreel covering the funeral and president truman's first address to congress. the national archives recently restored the film. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> from his beloved second home in warm springs georgia the body of franklin roosevelt moves from the first stages of his journey to the final resting place. they bid farewell to their great friend and benefactor. ♪ ♪ the president's dog follows his beloved master. aboard a special train beginning the 424-hour trip back to washington, the president of the united states leaves warm springs forever. all along the 700-mile route people gathered to honor president roosevelt and his ideals. ♪ ♪ >> lowly, the train backs into union station in the united states capital, awaited by a military guard of honor and members of the late great chief executive's family. with justice burns and secretary wallace, president harry s. truman heads the assembly of the nation's leaders. on the six horse artillery escorted by representatives from every branch of the nation's armed forc

foreign government's policy to grow and traffic through the middle east. >> to georgia now where the government has ambitions of becoming an major player in hydropower. we more from georgia's outer region. >> it's a beautiful but impoverished existence in the isolated area. now people in this little village have this to contend with. the building has cracked down the middle. >> after the blasting this problem has become much worse. >> the hydroelectric dam is under construction. it is one of dozens of projects. georgia could become the next energy exporter. >> hydropower is ripe in georgia, and it has attracted major foreign investments from the likes of european banks for construction and development. now they have promised that all of the investments investments are contingent on living up to the highest environmental standards. especially projects like this, damming and tunneling is taking place in a seismically active zone. i went to see where a meadow is beginning to subside. the local environmentalists are showing with they've blasted tunnels deep below. >> this area was prone

. >> governor of the strategic important odessa region the former president of georgia and has a reputation for being pro western. >> president poroshenko called him a friend of ukraine. he's also a foe of vladimir putin. his appointment is a clear sign of defiance to moscow and may also be part of president poroshenko's drive to root out local corruption. >> we must build a new ukraine. there will be no future for the region or four our town. everything is being decided now as a lot of it is odessa itself. >> as president of georgia until until 2013, he would move georgia away from moscow towards closer ties with europe. in 2008 they fought a war. saturday's surprise appointment assumes ukrainian citizenship while he faces criminal charges in his native georgia. the russians are stirring up tensions. these are the latest military exercises taking place on ukraine's borders which have kiev and the west fearful that russia will initiate another round of fighting in the ukraine ukraine. sporadic clashes continue. this hospital was hit on friday. the minsk agreement, which was meant

tornadoes touch down. and a georgia principal says she's being targeted after comment es she made at a commencement ceremony. >>> i.s.i.s. is taking responsibility for a deadly jailbreak in iraq's northern capital. they claim that fighters court nateed with inmates to make this jailbreak successful. 5 guards and 3 inmates were killed. i.s. sivment claims they bomb cars outside. a police spokesman tells our cnn partner that a breakout happen when prisoners seized a weapon from a guard and that's when a it turned deadly. >>> another killer linked to the popular site craig's list. it's the latest in a string of violent crimes. and after mounting criticism, starbucks is moving production of one of their most popular products out of state. >> storm systems moved out to the pacific. when can they bring some more rain? i'll have that coming up. >> we'll break down the warriors'/inglily series when we come back. it's a full half hour of all of your sports needs sunday night at 9 after the news. -- warriors/grizzlies series when we come back. it's a full half hour of all of your spordz nee

say someone shot anthony benson on georgia avenue friday night. officers found him near the intersection of georgia and missouri avenues. benson died. he was from oxen hill. he was 17 years old. >>> 4:31 is our time right now and we are waking up to 64 warm degrees outside. >> storm team 4 meteorologist tom kierein will tell us about more on our warm weather. gorgeous yesterday. more of the same today, tom? >> yeah the pollen count really jumped. you probably felt it if you were out for a period of time. we're all clear this morning, don't have any rain anywhere in the vicinity. temperatures are down into the 50s. shenandoah valley, nearby suburbs. near 50 in prince george's, fairfax county. a few spots have hit the 40s. warrenton down to 45. and right around the bay, it's generally in the 50s. pax river at 60 degrees and reagan national is around 60 as well. there's the moon lit clear sky to our west. live view from the tower camera, a cool morning and then another warm afternoon with temperatures hitting the 80s. then a likelihood of thunderstorms moving in to tomorrow. ne

i am a w direct line descendant my great, great grandfather was with the georgia 20th and he was there this day 150 years ago. he made his way back to georgia,al andon he became a farmer alongside former slaves. -- wh yourat book represents what happened and gives the true e, we storyal regardless of the person. every single person was involved in this and the great country. >> great comment. i want to pick up on one thing you said, and that's is, for me, what i want readers to take away. that's the importance of the service in this commemoration and the testament the heros had ver in their efforts. i have two teenage kids in the age of electronic distraction, the days of throwing the kids intori thce back of the station wagon are long gone, but we have to i'll make an effort to older first folks to h convey how important it is to see the places firsthand. >> when you drive there the sign says where our nation reunited. what's the 1865 view and the abet 2015 view? >> well, again, the 1865 view, u view of this is a moment of reunion and healing. from the very start coexists with a

dale's department store. georgia mean de la vega joining us live. what's the very latest on this, georgia mean? >> reporter: dave, police don't have very much information to go on. from the surveillance video, you can't tell if these burglars are men or women. you can't tell what ethnicity they are. investigators are hoping, by release being footage, it may prompt someone to come forward with information. here is the video of a red jeep cherokee bursting through the front doors of the bloomingdale stores. the thieves were wearing black hood days, run in, smashing the glass cases containing jewelry and watches. police say they were inside over 1 minute, but made off with a lot of loot. the thieves raced a i way, ducked the jeep on pal low alto avenue. in february, a similar crime happened at a camera store on california avenue. someone drove a mini van through the front doors, and stole equipment. >> we're surprised they're still at it. i hope police will catch them in the end. >> we don't know if it's related to the photography store at this time. we're still going to be looking

, the hydroelectric dam is under construction. it's one of dozens of new hydro-power projects in georgia. the government believes less than 20% of the country's hydro-power potential has been realized. georgia could become a net energy exporter. hydropower is ripe for development in georgia and this has attracted major development. the ebrd as it's better known has promised that all its investments are contingent on projects being sustainable and living up to the highest environmental standards. especially projects like this. damming and tunneling is taking place in a seismically active zone. i went to see whether where a meadow is beginning to subside. a local environmentalist pointed to where engineers are blasting a tunnel immediately below. >> the area is prone towards the landslides and it will cause serious consequences and maybe trajs because this is a densely populated area. >> reporter: environmentalists want ebrd to think twice about investing in infrastructure in georgia. but georgia's highest investment backer defends the deal. >> these projects are sensitive and we will unde

year. here's what the debate looked like from yesterday. georgia. mr. price: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, let me begin by thanking everyone involved in getting us to this moment where we have an agreement between the house and the senate budget conferees on a joint balanced budget proposal before the congress. all members of our committee and the conference committee and their staffs should be commended for their hard work and i want to commend specifically the staff directors on both sides of the aisle. rick and tom made certain their respective members were prepared for the activity we've gone through over the past four months. we are set, mr. speaker, to adopt the first balanced budget of this kind in over a decade. that's important not only from an historical perspective but also for what it says about this congress' commitment to doing the work that the american people sent us here to do. to get it done. to move forward. with positive solutions for a healthier economy and a stronger more secure nation. what we have before us today mr. speaker, is a budget that balances

protection agency in georgia ignored child abuse claims. some even died. >> reporter: the child welfare system across the country is in desperate need of funds and more workers, and a lot of times foster kids slip through the cracks, and bad things happen. but one example here in the state of georgia, this girl who is now nine years old, a horrible thing, when she was eight months she was beaten so severely by her mother and her mother's boyfriend that she lost the ability to use her legs. but today she is with a loving mother and happy family. it's no secret that georgia's child welfare system has been an absolute mess. but now there is a new director. he was adopted as a kid, so he understands the system and he thinks he can make it the best in the world in the years to come. >>> in the current fiscal year we have added 278 caseworkers. that's in excess of 10% of the original amount that we had. and so that's made a huge difference, the morale is up the case loads are down and that makes us be able to do better assessments for families and to provide better -- better work. >> but the

>>> nine sheriff deputies in georgia fired in connection with a death of a 21-year-old student from maryland. hello i'm debra alfarone. >> i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us tonight. there's word tonight that in georgia they have been fired just after the hyattsville, maryland man died in custody. >> he died after shortly being placed in jail last new year's day. and hank silverburg joins us now to tell us why he was fired. >> reporter: he was brought to the jail for allegedly beating up his girlfriend. but what happened to him once he got there is still a bit unclear. the nine deputies were fired. he had bipolar disorder described as combative, injured when he was brought in to the jail. he never got medical treatment, handcuffed and placed in a restraining chair and later found dead. in releasing information about the fired deputies, the sheriff also indicates a review of the use of tasers by the deputies at the jail that has been underway and the regulations are being changed. he was 22 and was from hyattsville in savannah working at a bank while attending college. the case

people. plus uniting against a common foe. ukraine and georgia make a deal likely to inflame tensions with russia >>> and center stage at the french open in paris. paris. >>> thousands of people are fleeing violence in south sudan's unity state as the government finds rebels. the situation is the worse that it's been for months. catherine wambua-soi reports from bentiu >>> these me arrived at a camp for displaced people in unity state. they come from a village, and have been on the road for 24 days hiding in swamps during the day, and daring to walk at night, in fear of government soldiers they carry a man, too weak and sick. he died on arrival here. >> my dad's health had improved. he was walking and talking. i went to look for his food. when i returned he had died. >> reporter: after days on the road this one-week-old has just arrived. her mother gave birth to her on the day they escaped from their village, after an assault by men in a military uniform. >> they beat us, and killed people. after burning homes we ran to the bush where i delivered my baby. >> reporter: this ma

: quorum call: the presiding officer: the senator from georgia. mr. isakson: are we in a quorum call? the presiding officer: we are in a quorum call. mr. isakson: i'd ask that the quorum call be vitiated. the presidingvitiated. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. isakson: i want to pay tribute to two great georgia georgians. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. isakson: it is not often that anyone comes to the floor in the senate to praise a journalist one way or another. but on the 31st of may the anchor of wtoc will retire. sonny dixon is a rare breed because he's actually been in equity willed office sesqui for years in the georgia legislature, some of those years with me. i know him as a friend, a professional and i know him as the best aping korman, period. he's been a recognized for the associated press ad ward for his professionalism, skill and knowledge. it is a privilege for me to being a million to on the floor of the senate his 18 years of service, his ten years of service in the georgia legislature and his lifetime of commitment to the state of georgia, the

georgia, left a man dead. it happend in carrollton, georgia, about 20 mills west of atlanta. an officer here responded to the call of a man with a gun at a gas station around 9:15 last night. a crowd of 100 people gathered peacefulfully after the shooting. we are waiting for more information but more details on the circumstances of the shooting has not yet been released by authorities. carrollton police asked the georgia bureau of investigation to take over in this case. >>> tensions remain high in baltimore where some people now accuse the police of holding back information following the death of a black man in police custody. there have been 38 homicides in baltimore this month, the deadliest in 15 years but arrests dropped 15% in the city since the last same time last year. after the indictment of baltimore police officer in the death of freddie gray, the union says officers are more afraid of going to jail for doing their jobs properly than they are following through properly with crime. >> are police doing less? is that the reason? >> we are examining it. >> arrests are down 15%. >

to have neighbors that are stable and independent. that's why nato is working with georgia, moldova and ukraine to help them carry out reforms and build strong institutions. of these nations are not the first owns. they are in the sovereign states and have the right to choose and we will continue to help them on the path. because of the neighbors are more stable, we are more secure. ladies and gentlemen for decades as a trans-atlantic community we've kept our people safe. we have erased the visions in europe, we've built a loose based order that the benefits us all. but as ever challenges increase, we must adapt. to protect the values of our open societies and to support our partners this required commitment and solidarity the world is changing and we are changing. but one thing that will not change is our determination to stay and stand united. thank you. [applause] >> thank you. that was a clear and concise message that is urgently needed. we are delighted that you could join us. i am the senior vice president here at the center and what a privilege it is to have your first public

californians, "yeah, yeah yeah, whatever... but do they have any "water"?" a georgia principal makes racist remarks at a high school graduation. on the bright side, at least she didn't make everyone sit through that dumb dr. seuss book. and a georgia teacher tells her students obama is an evil muslim. in a related story... she's now the frontrunner in the republican primary. time for some pomp and circumstance! this is the "the nightly show"! (cheers and applause) captioning sponsored by comedy central captioning sponsored by ♪ thank you very much! (audience chanting larry) oh nice! on a monday! welcome to the "the nightly show." i'm larry wilmore. spring is here, which means it's graduation time. but for one georgia principal, things went sideways into randomly racist-town this weekend. it all went nutso after nancy gordeuk prematurely ended thet( graduation ceremony without letting the valedictorian make his speech. she brought him up to speak, but people had already started to get up and take pictures. so she just started yelling, as one does.

they were not paid in some cases hundreds of thousands of dollars. in this lawsuit a grand georgia dermatologies diverted funds from the practice to benefit their lifestyle including their 8 million-dollar mansion in georgia formally owned by kenny rogers and extravagant parties in foreign countries. >> i received a bill in the mail for somewhere in the ballpark of $100. >> reporter: while nelson was living the life of luxury, abdomin -- abigail was getting bullied for a bill she didn't owe. >> i hope i have enough of a paper trail to protect miefl. >> reporter: the doctor and was named in a federal settlement. with no admission of wrong doing for $3.2 million. and half the proceeds if nelson sells her 15,000 georgia mansion estate. >> she called me in tears. >> reporter: the collection agency harassed his young daughter on her personal cell phone for a bill insurance already paid. >> when they start harassing my daughter and i cannot stop it, the only way to end it was to pay the money. >> patients said they would call family dermatology dozens of times. they filed a formal compla

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surveillance video. georgia mean de la v,ga shows how fast this robbery happened. georgia mean? >> reporter: it did, ma'am. police are hoping the surveillance video may have in this case. hoping someone may have information about these three people that carried out this brazen crime. a red geek cherokee bursting through the front door of it blooming dale department store. the thieves run in, start smashing the glass cases containing jewelry and watches. police say they were inside just over 1 minute. they made off with a lot of loot. police say it had been reported stolen the day before. they're combing it for evidence. >> thankfully there was, like, no one here. what would they would have hit somebody, and they -- could have killed somebody. >> reporter: in february, a similar crime happened at a store in palo alto. police say someone stole a mini van through the front doors. police are now looking to see if these two crimes are connected or not. pluming dale's had about six cases of jewelry and watches broken into. this staff there is taking inventory of how much is stolen. they are hopin

southbound on georgia avenue between layhill and randolph roads, we have two left lanes blocked there. taking a live look at the beltway, all lanes looking good. 95 in virginia you will see some volume building by no reports of incidents. we did have that earlier tractor-trailer accident on landover roadblocking two left lanes. that's been cleared there. a live look at 66 in ten minutes. >>> i'm kristin wright at the live desk. more evacuations in texas. now the city of wharton. people are being encouraged to leave their homes as floodwaters continue to rise. the colorado river is expected to reach flood stage in this area and they have seen flash flooding near austin. people are salvaging what they can and heading to higher ground. 23 people are dead in texas and so far, nine are missing. eun? >> kristin wright, thank you. >>> a convicted killer will spend the rest of his life in prison for the murder of his childhood friend. police say rahul gupta stabbed mark waugh to death in a jealous, drunken rage inside his apartment in october of 2013. they say gupta admitted to killing his fr

georgia, he was 63. next a 16 minute biographical documentary showing scenes from the funeral, his life, and political career. produced by official films, this program is part of the archives. ♪ ♪ >> on the afternoon of april 12th 1945, the lowering of the white house flag confirmed the passing of america's 31st president, and from warm springs, georgia, the mortal remains of franklin delanor roosevelt began the long trip home. slowly, the long black funeral train rolled up from the south then down pennsylvania avenue to the beat of muffled drums. the president was born for the last time to the executive mansion that for 12 years, was his official home. the passing of fdr from the american scene came as a personal shock to the nation. people went openly, unashame of their grief. ♪ ♪ the case was brought to the main entrance of the white house, carry the into the great east room where 8 o years before almost to the day, the body of abraham lincoln also laid in state. at hyde park his home in new york the guns of west point cadets rang down the final curtain on the man of des

roosevelt died from a stroke while visiting warm springs georgia, he was 63. next a 16 minute biographical documentary showing scenes from the funeral, his life, and political career. produced by official films, this program is part of the archives. ♪ ♪ >> on the afternoon of april 12th 1945, the lowering of the white house flag confirmed the passing of america's 31st president, and from warm springs, georgia, the mortal remains of franklin delanor roosevelt began the long trip home. slowly, the long black funeral train rolled up from the south then down pennsylvania avenue to the beat of muffled drums. the president was born for the last time to the executive mansion that for 12 years, was his official home. the passing of fdr from the american scene came as a personal shock to the nation. people went openly, unashame of their grief. ♪ ♪ the case was brought to the main entrance of the white house, carry the into the great east room where 8 o years before almost to the day, the body of abraham lincoln also laid in state. at hyde park his home in new york the guns of west point cad

you about. that has to do with what's happening in georgia at this time. the ntsb about to hold a press conference on the plane crash. apparently they just ended that update there. we'll bring you the latest developments as we have them come into fox here. that press conference apparently just wrapping up. >>> we are getting a first hand look at a large part of the central plains drenched by massive amounts of rain and hail. kansas nebraska texas, all in the eye of the storm. in texas at least three twisters touching down in cook county. high winds, rain may have been the cause of a train derailment early this morning. the flooding forcing evacuations in sanger texas. some there facing the reality of losing their homes. >> blows your mind. what are you going to do you know? there is nothing you can do. it breaks your heart. it really does. we worked all of our lives for this place. got a beautiful home. it's pretty much gone. >> well chief meteorologist rick reichmuth is live in the weather center today. we've got to have some laughter about something. these people don't have thei

accident on the outer loop of the beltway between colesville road and georgia avenue where we find sky 9 over the scene live this morning. again we have two lanes blocked and i'll be able to show you the accident here. that is the action right there. traffic is getting by on the left hand side so we're asking drivers to use caution if you can add anywhere 10 to 15 minutes of drive time to account for the delay. we'll have an update for you in ten minutes. >>> our top story this morning comes out of the wilson building where the police body camera program will take center stage once again. the d.c. council slashed the mayor's proposed budget by nearly two-thirds. the mayor had requested 2400 body cameras. the council only approved 1200. some members say the police department really missed an opportunity here since there was no video stored they say during the eight-month pilot program, there's no proof that the 200 cameras officers wore actually worked to reduce police complaints but others including yvette alexander say recent events of alleged police misconduct in ferguson, charleston a

. netherlands. >> still to come on the news hour. a common foe, ukraine and georgia make a deal amid tensions with russia. >>> and fighting power through paint. finding a creative way to rally against corruption. >>> and in sport top seeds take center stage in the french open in paris. >> a reminder of the top stories here on al jazeera. over 4,000 migrants have been rescued in the mediterranean sea in the last 24 hours. >>> government forces dropped barrel bombs on aleppo province. >>> a bomb exploded inside of a mosque in maiduguri killing eight people and injuring dozens more. >>> no. in ukraine president poroshenko put in the former president of georgia as governor of the odessa region. simon mcgregor wood has this report. >> reporter: president poroshenko called his new governor of odessa a great friend of ukraine. the former president of georgia has been advising the government in kiev for several months already, and has long been a supporter for the country's move towards the west. he's also a foe of vladimir putin. his appointment is a clear sign of defiance to moscow and may

nice? i'll pay you. so will everybody else i'm sure. southbound georgia avenue between randolph and layhill, one lane blocked in each direction. also in silver spring, colesville between fenton and georgia. a lane blocked there as well. hopefully, it will be out of the way soon. can't make any promises even on a friday morning. wide look overall t beltway looking good. and the first 4 traffic tracker southbound on 95 in virginia, no issues. you can see volume here northbound. we're back at 5:11. >>> breaking news in the search for the missing u.s. military helicopter in nepal. in just the last few minutes u.s. forces confirmed that the wreckage is in fact the missing chopper. a nepalese search team found the site and three bodies. the helicopter disappeared on tuesday. sixing american marines were on board and two nepalese army bodies. our military is beginning the investigation. back to you. >>> 5:02. a developing story in northwest d.c. today we could learn the identities of the people found dead inside this home. firefighters found four people dead inside that woodley park house

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has been another police shooting, this time in georgia, and one man is dead. it happend in airlineton, georgia, west of atlanta. an offer -- in carrollton, georgia, west of atlanta. it was around 9:15 when shots were fired. about 100 people gathered after the shooting waiting for information. more details on what happened surrounding the shooting have not been released yet. carrollton police asked the georgia bureau of investigation to take over the investigation. >>> well, tensions in baltimore are still high where some people accuse police officers of holding back and not really doing their jobs. there have been 38 homicides in baltimore so far this month. this has been the deadliest month in 15 years. arrests have dropped 50% in baltimore from the same time last year. after six baltimore police officers were indicted for the death of freddie gray while in police custody, the police union says officers are quote more afraid of going to jail for doing their jobs properly than they are of getting shot on duty. >> there are a lot of reasons why we are having a surge in viole