Ccsd Police Believe a student brought the mercury to school with them yesterday. They dont think this was any kind of malicious attack. Nevertheless, it left students stranded inside the school for nearly 24 hours. The epa was sent out to screen them. Angry parents waited outside until their children were finally released. Kymarah porter, student 4 08 484 08 57 it was kind of crazy because we were like sleeping on the floor. It got really late and everybody was running all around. Classes are cancelled today. The mercury w gym and classrooms, so it needs to be cleaned up. 13 action news is staying on top of the latest developments with this story. Online at ktnv dot com and on our facebook at ktnv. Just two days after a murder suspect was recaptured after escaping from Police Custody alonso perez appeared in court. 13 action News Reporter Marissa Kynaston has more from the conference but showed very little emotion when the judge set his bail at over one million dollars. The judge read
Patrolling the area for much of the day on friday that the following are of these images from Home Security system official man in the driveway of a home on bronson avenue not far from a hitandrun driver ditched his car in the months following the deadly accident we have blurred the mans face at the request of police were with daminozide and in the public before an arrest could jeopardize the investigation the victim in thursdays accident has been identified as 460 who lives nearby in was struck and killed on the sidewalk and bring many neighbors who say they have complained long and loud about the driver is going too fast here are run will part the vehicle despite the driver was reported stolen his maroon mitsubishi eclipse is not often in the official description their hunting based on a secure the images one of which showed the men walk away from the camera with a said he is wearing a dark shirt and red short they reiterated the call on friday for a hitandrun driver to turn himself
Coming up the the communicators features tim moynihan. And then the Senate Debate on the 2016 budget. Welcome to the ces International Convention in las vegas. Joining us we will take a tour with tim moynihan of wired magazine. Tim, we are in the lg booth here. What is here that made you want to see this booth . Lg makes a lot of things with my primary area of coverage is television. They are a unique company because they make leds which people see as the future of quality. They are very expensive and hard to make. Lg is the only one making that one. Is it considered High Technology anymore to make a television . Yes. Most televisions right now are computers. They are tvs that have ten core processors and the integrated function for the web, streaming. 4k is huge and needs processing power. Quantum dot is huge. And lg is unique in they have these leds. Behind us it says 8k we are beyond 4k now. These are prototypes. There is one sharp tv that is coming out and going to be stimulated bu
He did every day in my chief of staff. Mr. President , thank you for the privilege of serving . Did you say that . I did. Sometimes there was a variation of it. But i did as chief of staff, i visited with the president first thing every morning. He got to his desk at about 6 45. And i would get five minutes to get settled. Our tradition was the first person the president sees was the chief of staff. I would walk in at about 6 50 in the morning. I always said something to the effect of, thank you for the privilege of serving. And it wasnt intended to flatter him or to thank him, it was intended to remind me and to help me remind everybody else what a privilege it was to be inside the white house. So i just made it a habit. It was a privilege. What did he say back . He would just move on. He was a president i think really understood the presidency, understood the privilege of being in the oval office. He didnt need the reminding. He probably didnt even need the reminding that i was appre
Myself. When you think back about the last three years, whats the first thing that comes to your mind. The last three years of the Bush Administration. When you were chief of staff. Whats the thing that flashes in front of you . Boy, a lot of things flash in front of me. Theres a trauma and a recency effect to the financial crisis. That was the last thing that happened on the way out the door. For the Bush Administration. You remember we went through 7 1 2 very difficult tumultuous years, hugely consequential, dramatic changes in the world and in the united states. You know, wed had a recession. We had a crisis of confidence in american business. We had the 9 11 attacks, the war in afghanistan, the war in iraq, hurricane katrina. All of these things. So when we approached the last year of the Bush Administration, as we got to 7 1 2 years in, most of us thought lets try to wrap this up in a responsible and effective way and for whoever wins the presidency, leave the country and the whit