Im Hillary Clinton and i approve this message. Right now parents and children are searching for answers after a teenager is brutally attacked inside her high school bathroom. That teenager died and tonight hundreds packed inside this Wilmington School looking for help to keep this from ever happening again. Good evening, im lucy noland. Im iain page. Tonight we still do not know how that teenager died, and there are still no charges. Fox 29s Dave Schratwieser was inside tonights pack meeting and joins us live in wilmington tonight. Dave. Reporter iain overflow crowd gathered in wilmington students, parents and Community Members all trying to cope with the death of 16yearold amy Frances Joyner. Teach to us love each other inspite of our differences. They came by the hundreds in wilmington monday night to talk about the death of 16yearold amy Frances Joyner and try to heal the pain from the violent ordeal that ended the tenth graders live last week. We need to stop the fighting and we ne
And we need more security, because this should not happen. It was an isolated incident but it was sad tragedy. Reporter overflow crowd of friends, family and classmates gathered at the stubs Elementary School with experts and local authorities as they tried to help the community cope with amys death. Amy died after a brutal beating in a girls bathroom last thursday morning. We have some more witnesses that we need to speak to. Were working in collaboration with our attorney generals to determine what the charges may be. Reporter councilman darius brown himself a graduate of Howard High School called the meeting. We are educating informed parents and students of how we can mitigate and resolve issues so it doesnt escalate to what occurred. Our children are being terrorized by what they read, what is said about them. Dozens of people took to the microphone asking questions and Offering Solutions to social media bullying, violence and parenting issues. Some called for Better School securi
Up next, a forum on the occupy movement. This is one hour and a half. [applause] thank you very much, everyone, for coming. Thank you to the department of Political Science. Today, we have for pronounced we have for pamela spirit we will have a bit of discussion between them and then moved to audience discussion. First, deborah is the this is a professor of ethics and society. She is also the senior associate dean for the humanities. She is a member of the Philosophy Department and director for ethics and a society. Her research focuses on the ethical limits of the markets. A place of equality in a just society and a rational choice. She also works on ethics and at the in education. She is coeditor of the forthcoming collection, occupy the future. He is a graduate of mit and an early participant in occupy washington occupy boston. He specializes in web applications and design. A cofounder in danger of some in cambridge. Actually, just in Central Square. If he continues to be engaged in
Coverage live of the house and senate and also the Certain Committee hearings. I think they are very informative to the public to get to see what really happens in congress. I like the way cspan covers the fact that it just presents itself what is really happening with a little bit of commentary maybe, but not really edited out. It is just what they want to present to the american people. Bill watches cspan on comcast. Cspan, created by americas Cable Companies in 1979, brought to you as a Public Service by your television provider. Supporters of the occupy movement, it began as a protest against social and inequality, this 90minute event was strongly hosted by the Massachusetts Institute of technology and the Boston Review. Thank you very much, everyone, for coming. Thank you to the department of Political Science. Today, we have for pronounced we have for pamela spirit we will have a bit of discussion between them and then moved to audience discussion. First, deborah is the this is a
So we took advantage of the travel advisory and the being able to change the flights early. In total, about 3 1 2 Million People are expected to fly this thanksgiving. That is the most in five years. And people are also paying more for their tickets this year as compared to last year. Unfortunately, ronan, that does not guarantee that you will get there at all or on time. Back to you. Thanks for that update. No vacation for sara today. Lets drill down on this storm. Meteorologist Domenica Davis is following it for us. Hi, ronan, we have a nasty storm pushing its way across i95 right now. The low pressure systems moving up the coast. So by tonight, were looking at this really pushing up through new england. The good thing is, its out of here by tomorrow. Heres a look at the radar right now. Along i95, temperatures still hovering right around the freezing mark, but above it. So we have a pair of 35s in philadelphia and new york and even up through bridgeport. The rain snow line, though,