Lets go live to Jessica Holly standing by live outside the school. Reporter shocking allegations out of Palmetto Senior High School. Parents are just learning that a teacher here is accused of having sex with a student. Good morning. This is victoria dobbs principal of the Palmetto Senior High School calling with an important message. Reporter the message going out about Language Arts teacher jason miers. This week we received inappropriate relationship between male teacher an female student at our school. Reporter the 40yearold teacher arrested and booked at 11 oclock thursday night on Sexual Battery on a minor. It started with allegations of inappropriate relationship between meyers and another student. Based on preliminary invest facing and after consulting with the miamidade state attorneys office, miamidade Schools Police made the arrest. I mean its disgusting. News. We trust teachers and we trust whats around us that our kids are going to be safe. And unfortunately thats not the
2011 so i think the administration is moving down that course before they started hearing from the Environmental Community and you could see the state department was heading down its route with Environmental Impact statements. They said look this is not environmentally friendly. Only downward as things change in the political environment within the administration not on the public side. Poll after poll has shown 60 to 70 approval for the pipeline so i think its changed at the very top of the political administration. Do believe that canada believes that its not a question of if but when . We think it will get built. The merits are there in the economics are there. Canada is going to build pipeline and build real and we have to take advantage of this i think it will. Congressmen do think it gets built . I think the longer this is delayed in a second term the less likely the president will approve it. What about the next president . I think the expresident certainly could easily take car
To the cade the American Public and educate american legislators about what is going on in their state relative to canadian business. That really has to be done in the legislative offices. Not necessarily in d. C. But maybe in the district offices where people who work for Canadian Companies or have relationships with Canadian Companies are talking to those legislators. Danielle, lets give you a chance to weigh back in here. Congressman suggesting that it is less and less likely the president approves the pipeline. What is your view here what youre hearing about, trying to push it through congress, on the legislative side . Or whether this project ends up being shut down by the president . Well, i mean i would agree with the congressman about the likelihood on keystone, perhaps being rejected. And the reason for that is, not political. I think that there as been a strong case made against the pipeline on a number of issues. That includes the climate impacts. What weve learned what amer
Difference in a positive way in the world. He does not believe that we can be a force for good in the world. The president gave a speemp in cairo. Do you remember that speech in went to cairo and apologized for the United States to send a message of uncertainty right from the very beginning we were now going to be a different kind of country. He went to west point and spoke to those wonderful graduates ready to take degrees and commissions and go stand up for us as necessary across the world and said they were not going to have any difficulties because of americas policy of pulling back. As an army veteran, i was embarrassed by that speech. He goes to the Prayer Breakfast a few weeks ago and says at the Prayer Breakfast that isis are bad people but we have to remember that during the crusades, the christians were bad people too. Now, ladies and gentlemen, when he gave that remark, i went into the press, and i said that that was the worst statement ive heard a president make in my lifet
Arctic is in my formal title. We here at csis in our program have a tradition. We host a public conversation just a few days before an Arctic Council add mip steer yal, so we had in 20 is 11 the road to nuke, and in 2013 the road to croon. Today, we have the road to the senator who says iglooit but were off next week. I could think of no more perfect speaker to over reflections just eight days before the United States assumes the Arctic Council chairmanship than a person who has been in the areas participating as part of the u. S. Delegation to the Arctic Council add ministerial to speak with us, and, of course, thats the senator, chairwoman of the Senate Committee on energy and Natural Resources and serves as member of the Senate Health education labor and Pensions Committee as well as the Senate Indian affairs committee. So, senator, you could not be better placed to help give insights. I think of you as one of thee key u. S. Thought leaders on the arctic, International Leaders seek