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for bret baier. breaking tonight we are following three developing stories. britain s princess kate is undergoing whether a when we calls preventative chemotherapy for cancer. comes after weeks of speculation about her health and whereabouts. here in washington there is new turmoil in the house of representatives. an outspoken republican congressman has taken the first step towards possible removal of speaker mike johnson. this comes as senators consider legislation just passed by the house to keep the federal government running past midnight tonight. we begin with an attack at moscow concert hall leaves at least 40 people dead and more than 100 injured. happened days after the u.s. embassy warned of increased threat. the isis terror group is claiming responsibility. let s get the latest from correspondent alex hogan in london tonight. hello, alex. hi, rich. isis on a telegram channel is claiming responsibility and this comes just two weeks after the u.s. embassy in m ....
jesse watters along with katie pavlich, jessica tarlov, shannon bream, and greg gutfeld. it s 5:00 in new york city and this is the five. a lot of big breaking news to get to. new york, new york, attorney general letitia james getting ready to seize donald trump s properties. the white house reacting for the first time to that stunning video of an illegal immigrant invasion at the border, but first, kate middleton shocking the world after revealing that she has cancer. for more, let s go to jonathan hunt. jesse, it was shocking news, terrible news coming out of london at 6:00 p.m. local time there, 1:00 p.m. our time here, in the u.s. the dreadful news that she had gone in for that abdominal surgery that we knew about on january 16th. we had not heard anything about her health status in the intervening two months, and then finally, today, kate revealing what happened in her own words. listen here. the surgery was successful. however, tests after the operation ....
Suppressing the teacher s voice. i ve been teaching for 29 years, and my voice is my students a voice. my students don t go to the administration to advocate for what they need. i do. i talk about increased needs for technology to prepare my students for the 21st century. more resources for special needs students. you know, really our voice is our student s voice, and to silence and suppress us is taking away our student s voice as well. mr. cokie, you re the president of the cleveland teachers union. governor kay sick made it very clear how he felt about teachers union, and he wants to get organized labor out of the classroom. would it be a better product if organized labor was out of the classroom? absolutely not. you know, maureen said it best. teachers are the professional advocates for kids. whether it is class size or services for kids with ....
All of this? i think the governor has made a broad sweep in taking away the voice of teachers, the experts in the classroom. you know, we re on the front lines with students every day. we deal with the vulnerable students, the fragile students. sometimes our classrooms are the only safe and secure place for students during their day. so he s attempting to take our voice away, take the voice of the expert away from advocating for what our students need to best learn and bha we need to best teach. that s wrong. maureen ready and david cokie, appreciate your time tonight. thanks for coming in. thanks. rush limbaugh has thrown his weight behind the pro-issue 2 effort. we ll see what this crowd thinks of his anti-union rant. stay with us f. rz . tdd# 1-800-345-2550 let s talk about fees. ....
Disabilities, i would tell you, nothing is hand-given to us. these are things we fight for and advocate for. kids learning environments are those working conditions. what s the average teacher in cleveland, ohio make? the average teacher is around $50,000 a year. so this would, obviously, force them to lose discretionary income and also bargaining rights, correct? correct, correct. it is basically aimed at taking away the voice of the teachers and balancing the budget on their backs. maureen, i ve seen some commercials in ohio. governor kasich has commercials running with all the kids saying if we keep kids in ohio, we have to support senate bill 5. what s your response to that? i d like to say if you want to keep quality teachers in ohio, you need to stroet no on issue 2 to repeal senate bill 5. do you think the governor has been an honest broker through ....