amy johnson explains what investigators found when they tracked down this young suspect. this is a high-powered assault rifle la county sheriffs deputies recovered from a 13-year-old boy's home after he allegedly threatened to shoot up animo mae jemison charter middle school in willowbrook. "i didnt know him like i didnt know his name either." 12-year-old brian mendez doesn't know the student, but he and all of his classmates know all about the threat. "i heard they wanted this one kid wanted to start a school shooting." "i heard that it was a boy planning a list of students and teachers." a letter went home to the parents to make sure they know as well. "multiple students overheard the school threat and campus and teachers e-mailed the administration about concerns raised by the students. school officials contacted the sheriff department immediately. he said a search of the teens on rebuild and ar-15 and 100 rounds. "in addition, this investigation led detectives to identify the subject a rudimentary hand drawn map of the school as well as a list containing names of stud

reporter amy johnson is in thousand oaks with remembrances. >> it's been a year of ups and downs. >> reporter: jason coffman lost his son cody one year ago in the mass shooting of borderline bar & grill. >> i'm wearing the hat that he was wearing when he died that night, to be able to have a little piece of him on me, it is another humbling experience. >> reporter: hoffman and the other 11 families who lost a family member were invited to a private ceremony to dedicate the healing garden. >> does really happy and thankful there's a place i can come to now and, love on my son by myself. >> this park is for you. we want you to find healing. >> reporter: the 248 survivors were also invited for their own ceremony. >> i pretended like i was dead but i wasn't dead. i was just on the ground. i did nothing, i close my eyes. >> reporter: santos visited borderline for the first time that fateful night. i'm so happy that i made out >> reporter: he says he came today to lend support and get support. >> it means a lot because it has been a year since the event happened and has changed my life. >>

(pam) that was amy johnson reporting. today's arrest comes just a week, since a shooting at a santa clarita high school killed two students and injured three others. police say, in that case, a 16-year-old opened fire on his classmates and shot himself..all on his birthday. (pam) in fresno- a 15- thousand dollar reward is available .... in a deadly shooting investigation.(ken) four people were shot and killed on sunday while watching football in their backyard. yesterday -- fresno police released photos of the four victims. they include 23-year-old xy (sigh) lee, a popular singer in the community. the shooting happened at one of the victim's homes- police say -- two people entered through an unlocked gate. crime stoppers are offering the reward for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. (ken) happening tomorrow -- expect some delays on the bay bridge this weekend. this is a live look right now of the toll plaza. it's pretty empty. (pam) cal-trans scheduled maintenance from saturday night... into sunday morning

(ken) reporter amy johnson explains what deputies found when they tracked down the young suspect. (ken)the c-d-c is asking the public to check their romaine lettuce. more than forty cases of e-coli have been tied to lettuce grown in california's salinas region. while stores are removing the tainted lettuce, a lot of it has already been sold. health officials are asking consumers to see if the packaging has the word salinas on the label in any form. almost 30 people have been hospitalized and five have kidney failure. e -coli infections can take up to ten days to develop. (ken)let's get a check of the weather around the bay area.... (pam) our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is talking cold and snow. talking cold karnow is talking cold and snow. is in full swing and the lake tahoe area is seeing snow!(pam joining us now on the conditions on the slopes .. and what you can expect for thanksgiving weekend ... kevin "coop" cooper joins us.. hi coop- how do things look tonight... (pam) tonight... (pam) the recent p- g-and-e power shutoffs have a lot of people in the bay area upset an

amy johnson with our affiliate has more. >> homeowners were allowed back into the hardest hit area of the getty fire four days after flames tore through this brentwood neighborhood. most that we saw were too upset to go on camera as they saw the charred remanence of what was once a home. >> it's really important when someone's coming home. they may not even know whether it's standing or not, to have some kind of support. >> david barrett. >> we are part of the repopulation group here to help owners come back into homes where homes may have been damaged or tee stroied. >> although homeowners are allowed to come back, for some there's nothing to return to. >> people might be stoic. they might be very emotional. and they might have a medical emergency. >> for others, it's about cleaning up damage left by the fire. some of it not even visible to the eye. >> you have fire and assemblage damage. it includes subtle ash. and -- and often times, that ash can have chemical contamination it, including pcbs, poly chlorinated and flame retardants. so you can look at a sofa that looks undamaged and

amy johnson spoke to evacuees and brings us their story. >>it was really scary to see it close because from the cameras you can see the flames coming over the mountain side. >>14 year-old mattie tran at a front row seat to the easy fire thanks to her. doorbell camera i saw the fire coming over. a lot of firemen and police cars crews were able to save the homes on the street stopping the fire just feet away, i'm just happy to be here to see my house is here my evacuees like laura ly alum by were able to return to their homes this morning. she wasn't sure she'd have a house to come home to it was pretty scary yesterday when everything was just kind of blowing up and blowing up the hill. the unknown was probably the worst part of the not knowing. whah was going on with our house about 700 firefighters are still in the area taking care of hot spots so we still have a lot of mopping mopping up to do which is to go around on >>seeing right now they're well within the black. area of the fire. >>a different kind of mopping up for cleaning up in nea

reporter amy johnson explains what deputies found when they tracked down the teen. >> reporter: this is the high powered assault rifle la county sheriff's deputies recovered from a 13-year-old boy's home after he allegedly threatened to shoot up a charter middle school in willowbrook. >> i didn't know him. >> reporter: 12-year-old bryan didn't know the student, but he and his classmates know all about the threat. >> i heard this one kid wanted um, to start a school shooting. >> i heard that there was a boy planning, um, a list for students and teachers. >> reporter: a letter went home to parents to make sure they know as well. >> multiple students overheard the school threat on campus, and teachers e-mailed the administration about concerns raised by the students. school officials contacted the sheriff's department immediately. >> reporter: he said a search of the teen's home revealed the ar-15 and 100 rounds. >> in addition this investigation led detectives to identify the subject also had in his possession a hand drawn map of the school and a list of names with both students and sa

johnson reports. >>homeowners were allowed ba into the hardest hit area of the getty fire 4 days after flames tore through the brentwood neighborhood. most at we saw were too upset to go in camera as they saw the charred remnants of what was once a home is really important when someone is coming home and they they may not have seen their home that may not even know whether it's standing or not to have some kind of support david baett is the executive officer of my safe la were part of the repopulation group that is here to helpers come back into the areas where homes may have been damaged or destroyed. >>and although the homeowners are allowed to come back to their homes for some there's nothing to return to people might be stoic. >>they might be very emotional and they might have a medical emergency. >>for others, it's about cleaning up the damage left by the fe. some of it not even visible to the eye you have of fire an assemblage damage include ash oftentimes i'm asked can have chemical contaminati

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andrew johnson was impeached in 1868. richard nixon resigned in 1974 prior to an impeacachment vote. amy: today we are joined by the legendary journalist bill moyers, who covered the nixon and clinton impeachment hearings. in the 1960's, bill moyers was a founding organizer of the peace corps and served as press secretary for president lyndon johnson. in 1971, he began an award-winning career as a television broadcaster on pbs, as well as on cbs and other networks. moyers received over 30 emmys and countless other prizes. he was elected to the television hall of fame in 1995. last week, bill moyers took out a full page ad in "the new york times" urging pbs to broadcast the impeachment hearings live and to rerun them in primetime. bill moyers, welcome back to democracy now! >> good to see you again. thank you for having me. i don't know what this legendary means -- doesn't mean i am past tense? amy: you are right here. your very current and now talking about the future. thank you so much for that, bill. talk about this ful

amy stodder is joining us and jason johnson, and a senior political correspondent at the hill. now that the resolution has passed, how do they play this? >> they're going to try to avoid corey lewendowski moments. they have a simple path forward. there is a scandal act them coming forward as a whistle-blower. i don't think this will be like health care. i don't think a i think most of the democrats that voted to go forward will vote for impeachment when all said and done. >> justin amash, a foremmer republican, now independent, is calling on republicans to step up, stem out of your bubble. history will not look kindly on false defenses of this man. obviously republicans did not look to him yesterday, but could it strike a cord as this thing moves forward? >> i don't think so. i think everything is maked in the cake. you don't see any movement. you thought there was republicans. i think for the most part they will remain one unit, and i think that will be how it will be, i think the big question thing is and pete buttigieg said this yesterday. it is easier to take it to the ball

senator amy klobuchar of minnesota and a key player in the ukraine brouhaha senator ron johnson. sunday morning at 9:00 eastern and again at noon. our coverage on cnn continues right now. have a great weekend. i'll see you sunday morning. >>> happening now, breaking news. blatant push. two white house officials push there was no ambiguity about president trump's desire tor ukraine to conduct politically-motivated investigations and they say it was act gs chief of staff mick mulvaney who coordinated the quid pro quo. >>> former national security adviser john bolton has important details about the ukraine scandal that haven't come up yet in the impeachment inquiry according to his lawyer. will he testify? >>> getting in the race. former mayor michael bloomberg expected to file for the alabama presidential primary and at any moment now growing what had been a shrinking field of democratic contenders and we'll talk about with cory booker joining us live this hour. >>> and anonymous warning, excerpts from an unnamed administration insider new book paint a damning picture of president

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and i really do believe i second commissioner johnson, i believe commissioner moore and commissioner koppel said it, we really need to take a look at neighborhood amis and how we can incent projects to more closely stratify the neighborhood amis. it's going to require a subsidy. i get it it costs money to make those units affordable. but i really wish i could understand that more because i laid in bed last night thinking about this, doubling up, how many people can do this, what's the impact of this project going to be. and that was one of the issues that i had. >> you had mentioned that information would be in the project application 900--page document, which we looked through and did not find that level of detail. >> it was on the -- i believe where i saw it was on the beginning of the drawing pages that described the project. three percent was going to be 60 to whatever. i can glance at that. i met with the sponsor just before i came out there so it was fresh in my head that it was presented. the stratification of the 25 percent is very clear. we could go over what that is but i w

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amy: i want to thank you all for being with us. this is only the beginning as we tonight hold this form. mustafa ali, former head of the environmental justice program at the environmental protection agency. former leader of the hip hop caucus, now vice president of the national wildlife federation. gilda cobb-hunter of orangeburg soututh carolina, president of e national black caucus of state legislators. and melanie campbell, president of the national coalition on black civic participation. also the convener of the black women's roundtable. mustafa ali and i will be co-moderating the foreign here at south carolina state university in orangeburg tonight. if you have questions for the candidates, please, write to us 's twitter,y now! instagram, facebook. we will be live streaming and broadcasting on stations around the country starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern standard time. our website is democracynow.org. when w we come back, the orangeburg massacre. it was february 8, 1968, south carolina however troll officers opened fire on black s

and this: ami about an alleged affair. and this: am i the only one who thinks she has been hurt by borisjohnson and she is desperate? and this one: boris johnson's complete lack of integrity is being overlooked which is extremely relevant before an election. what do you think of those? that is part of the hard part of this. it is not easy to hear those things. those people don't know me. i can't hate them because they have been fed this webbed narrative about all these corrupt allegations. there was no corruption here. it isjust allegations. there was no corruption here. it is just somebody took a lot of time orchestrating all this together. when boris says there is no interest to declare in some ways he is right. this would have happened with or without him. i would still have been a tenacious go—getter that i was. ijust happened to meet him first. you met him first, therefore it is the perception as well as the reality, isn't it? was there favouritism? no, there wasn't. go on? if anything i have got to work twice as ha

boris johnson has previously written that he believed islamophobia is natural. jeremy c corbyn also says he's obtained documents that reveal britain's national healtlth service could be up for sale in a post-brexit trade deal with ththe united statetes. in texas, at least three people have been hospitalized after a chemical plant exploded in port neches, outside houston. the cause ofof the explosion at the texas petroleum chemical plant has not t t been determined. meanwhile, an uncontrolled wildfire outside santa barbara in california has burned more than 4300 acres. thousands of people have been ordered to evacuate. and the new york city council has passed legislation that would make new york the first major american city to ban most flavored e-cigarettes. this is new york city councilmember mark levine. >> the slow pace at which this country has responded to the team vaping epidemic has been an epic failure. we did nothing as these sleek new devices with an intense dose of nicotine started to hit the s startedas shelves philip witith every fruity, min, candy

amy: finally, sarah jaffe, you just got back from london where labour party organizing is at a peak right now. you have jeremy corbyn, the labour party leader, announcing he is challenging boris johnson for the prime ministers ship. the significance of this? significance is related because the labour party, somewhat like that chicago teachers union and other unionos that have reformed, decided when this leadership got into power to invest in organizing departmentnt. this is sosomething the ctu did and others did and now something that a major political party, the biggest social democratic party in europe, has put money into. i wrote a big feature e this susummer about the labour party community organizing unit that is doing work on the ground but also in places where landlords are abusing their tenants, and newcastle the owner of the football team, which is beloved by the entire community, is also one of the country's biggest low-wage employers. they're taking these issues that people face every single day and saying the labour party cacares abouout these anand we're goingo organize with

i don't know-- i didn't read your books i don't really know how far you got into this-- host: amy, are you talking about the fact about florida schools and why they chose jacksonville? caller: yes, about that the poem was originally written for the students and johnson was the principle there at the time, so he wasn't gone. guest: but, he moved after that. caller: okay and then booker t. washington, the orange parks issue and integration of schools and sheets and florida was the best funded among african-american schools at the time in the south, so i just wanted to to to my little florida horn. guest: all of that is in the book, so i think you would appreciate it. host: sounds like she knows her history. johnson, corning california, hello. john, you have to turn down the volume of your tv otherwise you get that delay. can you do that start talking or do we need to move on? john, i apologize. if you could on the air, in turn down the volume otherwise you'll get a delay and hear everything through your phone, or promise. amber in like charles, louisiana. it's your turn. caller: good mor