shouldn t be afraid to go to school to learn that should be a safe place. feeling impact of years of gang infiltration and get worse until we do something. brian: virginia, long island and boston. when they flood across the border unaccompanied minors picked up under the daca provision and scattered in these communities but not to rich schools. you have schools that are struggling and they make these classes which are already too big even more unwe wouldy and they don t even speak english so they need even more support. that s right, brian. and, listen, prince george s county, montgomery county, this part of maryland now in to frederick was targeted area for relocation for some reason. we know the ms-13 population in this part of maryland that i m talking about is well over 5,000. brian: so teachers in some cases afraid to teach. kids afraid to go to school? very much. so i can tell you in my jurisdiction a couple years ago we had a problem in one of our high schools where ms-13 ow
citizens of the pittsburgh, not paris. rob: he says the green climate fund is why inclusion is costing the country a vast fortune but widespread back lash, secretary hillary clinton calls it historical mistake and joe biden tweet toed this, we are feeling impact of climate change, exiting the paris agreement imperils us security and our ability to have a clean energy future. president obama who signed the pact in 2015 as an executive order sidestepping approval expressed regret saying, quote, even in the absence of american leadership i am confident our states, cities and businesses will step up and do even more to lead the way and protect for future generations the one planet that we have got. international leaders say the move is a step back from global efforts to combat climate change
it is pretty far out. the center of the cone puts land fall over south florida as we head into early next week. this is something of huge concern. we the republican national convention in tampa. we could be feeling impact out there if this scenario were to play out. a lot of uncertainty. we have high mountains across parts of the dominican republic and parts of cuba that couldn t help to weaken the storm system. keeping an eye on the storm. otherwise i want to point out we have had a lot of storm systems in the past that has been retired due to the damage they call or fatalities. hopefully we won t be adding isaac to the list. irene with the storm system that rolled through parts of the northeast making fannland fall here in the city. to the east of the storm system we have another area of low pressure showing signs of organization. it has a 90 percent chance of
is array event. basically because it s just so large. the span is 1,000 miles from the northern end to the southern end. so we re going to be feeling impact widespread. talk about snow also possible with the storm system. and tropical impact, and something we have been noting is that the pressure has been dropping. what that means is that sandy is intense intensifying, and we expect it to transition. we want to take you out to pensacola, florida, where governor mitt romney is about to walk out and greet the thousands of supporters who gathered to hear him speak. they re wrapping up a video that was introduced by senator rubio there, talking about the governor s accomplishments and his hopes for his for