maryland using a belt discipline middle school students what s going on here. will thomas joins us. will, where is this and what was going on? hey greta. what we understand is. this a student inside a sixth grade class at a suburban maryland school called quinn park middle school captured these few seconds it was a substitute teacher apparently using what appeared to be a belt to break up a possible fight. as soon as that substarted swinging the belt around, you could see the kids scatter. you could hear them just now screaming on that videotape. well, the school immediately responded. we obtained this video and showed it first last night on our local air here at fox five in washington. the school immediately responded and said we don t condone this type of behavior. the substitute teacher used improper actions. the subhas been removed from the classroom. and we also learned today police and the state s attorney out here are investigating the teacher. no charges filed so they are not
our marine is held in? i believe so. i know he is in the same jail as hekmati. i m not sure if abedini is in evan as well. he is held in separate areas. has your brother gotten a phone call out recently? no. my mom did go to iran last week and after about five days she was able to go and see him. but he hasn t been able to make any outgoing calls out of the country at all. they have prevented him from doing that. ali, thank you. i hope the united states is putting all the pressure it can to get your brother out because this is just a terrible situation both your brother and the other americans. ali, thank you. thank you greta. and coming up, substitute teacher caught on camera hitting students with a belt. that story next. the real question that needs to be asked is what is it that we can do that is impactful? what the cloud enables is computing to empower cancer researchers.
to continue their investigation, specifically here in this parking lot. greta? all right. now, are there actually of the 170 arrested, how many have been charged with murder? any charged as of now? right. well, they are facing that charge of engaging in organized crime with reference to capital murder. there were some questions today about three individuals who were released on bond. their bond set at 50 and $20,000 and there were questions about that why weren t their bonds set at $1 million like the rest of the 167 bikers. police addressed that just moments ago and they basically said that those three individuals had different case numbers unclear to us right now. how those case numbers were different and why. but they got different case numbers so their bonds were set much lower. they have been rearrested. two of the three have been reartell us that they
gauge in the middle east. he has created vacuums in iraq and syria. isis is filling those voids. he seems determined to let iran walk all over him. instead of focus on danger want media wants to to replay 2003. presidents don t get to replay past decisions. they have got to deal with the cards they have in front of them. make the best decision to protect our interest. president obama is not doing that the senate had a chance to stop him instead they rolled over. they had a chance with their approval to actually do some real independent oversighted. instead they just passively gave. in at least tom cotton had the courage to vote against a very bad bill. governor, thank you. i would note that you formed an exploratory committee so i m sure we will be hearing more from you as we march to the 2016. thank you sir. thank you greta. and coming up, new clues in an arson and murder of a family at a mansion down the street from vice president biden s house. that s next.
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