Tonights big democratic debate. News 4 midday starts right now. We start with the school arrest. A new lawsuit claims the principal knew about the abuse by a school aide and did nothing to stop it. Police say 22yearold Deonte Carraway may have abused up to 30 children. This is a case that shocked the community with many parents left with questions. Tonight though parents and students will have a chance to get some answers at a meeting at the school. Molette green reports. Reporter children are taught to trust the adults in the classroom, so what happens now after Prince Georges County Police Identify nearly a dozen abused inside judge sylvania woods elementary thin gasoline arrest deny. You have to talk to your children about what is going on and making sure that they understand that theyre not at fault. Reporter prince georges carraway. A lawsuit says carraway, a school volunteer, pulled a 9yearold boy out of class a multiple occasions to persuade him to participate in sex acts in var
Tried to do in new york was to leverage shared Regional Service providers to try to ensure that districts were able to get the students the services they needed in a sustainable way. But certainly, i want to make sure our teams connect on that and talk through that because we certainly want to be in the position of supporting districts and serving students with disabilities as well as possible. Thank you. And my final comment is that i hope you will have a listening session in a rural area. We talked about that in my office, as opposed to just large urban areas like l. A. And d. C. Yes. Absolutely. Thank you. Thank you, senator collins. Senator casey. Thank you, mr. Chairman. Dr. King, welcome. Thank you for your testimony and your willingness to serve, and we appreciate that commitment. We want to commend and salute your family, as well, because when you serve, they serve with you, in one way or another. We appreciate the commitment your familys made to this high level of Public Servi
And the medias role in covering the president ial race. Washington journal, live every day at 7 00 a. M. Eastern on cspan. March is womens history month. Were honoring it with a discussion with president ial historian Richard Norton smith. He sits down with cspans ceo susan swayne to discuss first ladies. Focusing on the unique partnerships and ambitions of the first ladies. Thats saturday at 7 00 p. M. Eastern on cspan. The future of Space Exploration was the focus of a discussion at the National Press club in washington, d. C. Today. We heard from members of the coalition that released a joint report called, ensuring u. S. Leadership in space. This is just under an hour. Welcome to our news maker this morning. Im the chairman of the news maker committee here at the National Press club. Were delighted to have you here. Im also delighted to say that, david hogue who is here in the front row, not only a journalist but just became the deputy chair of our committee. Glad to have you here.
This is of course one of the items that we have been working on together. Youre correct that we had a disclaimer in 2014 and in 2015. Im pleased to tell you that ginnie mae has been working. It has filled key leadership positions. It has revamped several of its processes. Improved the way that it does business. I also want to assure you that i have made it very clear to all of my staff that we take the recommendations of the Inspector General seriously. In fact, i know that yall are going to have an opportunity to meet with the Inspector General soon and he and i meet on a regular basis. Its fair to say that there are very few instances at hud, whether its this audit or others, where we are out of sync with the Inspector General. And in those instances where there is a difference of opinion, theres a concrete reason for it. So in 2014, we had 11 material weaknesses in our audit. In 2015, we brought that down to nine material weaknesses. We believe in 2016 well be able to bring that dow
Pete, any updates when ts is all going to gefixed . Station. Any word on when this is going to get fixed . Reporter no eta on when this is going to get fixed but weve seen it all morning, the bus dropping off people here at North Concord. I spoke to folks taking b. A. R. T. For their morning commute and they said it was very inconvenient for them. I mean it sucks early in the morning, you know, not trying to take the bus. Ive got to go all the way up to frisco. Reporter it wasnt the way b. A. R. T. Riders wanted to start their morning. A bus bridge will drop off passengers between the pittsburg bay point and North Concord stations after an electrical power surge along the tracks damaged 50 trains yesterday. The bigger impact systemwide is there are definitely less cars available this morning, so more crowding, which is extremely frustrating, because b. A. R. T. Is already crowded. Reporter two weeks ago, more than 80 trains going through the transbay tube had a similar situation and we