story and has new details tonight. reporter: top brass in prince george s county say that report you mentioned absolves them that the it is now case closed. however, there are questions about how the investigation was conducted, who was interviewed, who was not. the biggest question now will there be another investigation by the state with new evidence and whistleblowers coming forward? fighting back against corruption claims, prince george s county schools gave us this report. it says a year ago the us department of education got a whistleblower tip alleging the ceo of schools was forcing educators to change grades to boost the graduation rate. in december a representative from the maryland state department of ed was sent to investigate. she met with ceo dr. kevin maxwell and says she asked him to identify others with whom she could talk to. in january she spent several hours interviewing maxwell and four brought in. none of them recalled any complaints that grades had been
today, 62 to 66 and at 4:00, we have above-average temperatures from nearly 60 at the coast and mid-60s to 70 around the bay and inland and by 7:00, not quite so chilly, mid-50s to 60. thanks, mine, a check on traffic, westbound four in pittsburg at bailey road want for a stalled car in the fast lanes so that could slow you down a little bit as you pass the scene. we want to take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, traffic is moving along here. the cash lanes are even not much of a wait but we have a developing situation with c.h.p. chase ending with a crash in san jose. that is ahead. now the developments in the attacks on paris. two terror suspects are dead and we want to show you a look at the heavy police presence still on the scene. our reporter is here with the breaking developments. french president hollande just spoke? yes, we get an update. right now, no word on status of the mastermind behind the paris attack. he was targeted in the rain in sane danny and tra
many ideas. but there is also real darkness at the heart of the vision for the next four years. if there is engagement with the sunnis, it is about creating a new class of sunnis from the tribal and political groups at low level and trying to completely reduce and eradicate the national level leadership of the sunnis. it struck me that the sunnis that wanted to support the sense of there being a sunni community who could work together, those people are the ones that the iraqi government were planning to continue persecuting. and if they were going to involve sunnis in future government, the plan was really to create a new class of sunnis that they could deal with and also control. that is an extraordinarily dark vision for the next four years. my hope is, as i recently put in a piece with the institute, that this may be a catalyst. sometimes in iraq, you have to get right to the edge of a cliff or even take a step over the edge before people do the right thing. my feeling is
is the response of iraqi security forces in the last week or so in mosul or other areas, is that kind of a poor commentary on the training that the united states provided to iraqi security forces? absolutely not, no. why not? when we left iraq in 2011, we left iraqi security forces at a level of competency, particularly on counterterrorism, that we believed was appropriate to the threats that they faced. and i would remind you, not that i probably don t need to, but a lot of a lot of blood and treasure that went into giving the iraqis that opportunity. a lot of young men and women didn t come home, giving them that opportunity. and i know secretary hagel believes that that is exactly what we did, but that was three years ago and to some to a degree, the iraqi government has to speak to the proficiency of their armed forces. yes, we have a small group that s stayed in the embassy to help advise and assist but it s not an overt active training regimen. we got them to