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chase center jesse gary ktvu fox news, jenna, i hear you. i hear that that relief that sigh of relief. yes i was just gonna say over until the next series. you can give your heart a little bit of a rest until we go into that next next series. thanks so much, jesse for that well, and you know warriors guard gary payton. the second has been out with an injury, but he is still making a difference off the court. gary payton, the second inspiration for dyslexic kids like me, he helps raisel learners for dyslexia and the need for dyslexia screening. the importance of structural literacy, encouraging me to make better girls in my future life despite having dyslexia for him for the n b, a community assist award. all of those young voices with high praise. peyton is a finalist for this year's nba community assist award in recognition of his work for students affected by learning disabilities. peyton was diagnosed with dyslexia when he was eight years old. he is one of 10 finalists across the nba. and if you want to vote for him , visit ktvu .com and

jenna, when "the office" first came out, i saw an interview, probably the "today show." and you said something i have never forgotten. must have been greg daniels. you said he said in your audition, don't be afraid to be more boring. do you remember that >> yes yes. my audition note was dare to bore me. with this audition >> i don't know why that has stuck with me for 20 years >> and you know what i love about this show. it didn't start off as a juggernaut it started off kind of the way seinfeld did is it going to work? you all were scared in the beginning about the next episode. not only the next season >> i kept my name plate off the door because i thought well that's it we're not coming back next week. every week we're like are we going to be on but then we turned a corner. and here we are. >> wow. >> just incredible and how about the podcast? you are in season 6 now. there are 9 seasons. so then what happens >> we don't know but we're loving chatting together on the podcast. we think maybe we'll start breaking down like keanu reeves movies. >> keanu reeves -- >> you'

tens of thousands of sailors and visitors here. >> how lucky is jenna? she packed her bag yesterday and got on a helicopter. she was invited aboard. it will be the first ashore this morning. how is it out there? >> reporter: good morning. i'm on the uss baton. and incredibly moving day with the nearly 1600 crewmembers. courage, honor, commitment, words lived and practiced every day. the day began miles away. off the shores in new york city. suited up and ready. soon flying high above the water. my destination, one of the u.s. navies finest amphibious ships ready for battle on land and at sea. the last time i was on a ship this big was 15 years ago he also served in the navy himself. as we close in the uss bataan we are greeted by the ships commanding officer. my day aboard the ship was only just beginning. for these 1400 sailors and marines, there day started much earlier. >> breakfast from 5 to 6 and start the day at 7:30. >> reporter: the first call of the day is in the cafe. >> delicious. >> reporter: followed by the all hands on deck cleaning order.

and reporter jenna barnes has the latest on the investigation and the victims. >> 10 year-old ileana garcia loved to dance and sing and play basketball. tuesday. sunny elliana zahn says the family had to wait outside the civic center in uvalde, texas for cotton swabs for dna testing to confirm her death. >> we didn't find out about her until late last night about 11, 30. that's when they come from. >> 12 hours after the gunman, an 18 year-old high school dropout from uvalde barricaded himself inside a robb elementary school fourth-grade classroom and murdered 19 children and their 2 teachers. >> there was no known mental health history. of the gunman. >> officials in texas say the shooter used an ar 15 rifle. he legally bought 2 of them and hundreds of rounds of ammunition in the days earlier facebook reports the gunman sent private messages about his plan half an hour before he acted. he said. >> i'm going to shoot my grandmother. the second post was. i shot my grandmother. the 3rd post. maybe less than 15 minutes before arriving at the school was. i'm going to shoot an elementary s

juliey thog through tonight, jenna. thank you. bay area law enforcement agencies are responding to the shooting. contra costa county sheriff david livingston tweeted this statement on behalf of the contra costa sheriff's office. our deepest condolences to the families and friends of the quality texas school shooting victims, although there are no known threats in contra costa sheriff's office jurisdiction i have ordered additional patrols around all of our schools. california senator alex video became emotional today as he reflected on his reaction to the sandy hook shooting nearly 10 years ago. i remember dropping everything on my plate that day and rushing to my oldest son's elementary school at the time just to pick him up early. give him a hug. go to yogurt, right? frozen yogurt just to know that he was okay. 10 years later, he's older. i got two other kids that are elementary school. they should not have to worry about this. we have parents shouldn't have to worry about their safety. senator padilla is joining calls for the u

of course jenna helped usher its return from the deck of the historic uss bataan. that must have been incredible. >> and these servicemen and women are about to show us a thing or two in a friendly game of tug of war. what do you all say? who's going to win >> oh, my god, it's so exciting. >> i like it here's the deal. we are all rooting for both of you. does that help at all? probably not okay, i've got the air horn, which is a big risk.red of it. are we ready to get started? >> everyone i'm a little scared of it. are we ready to get started? >> everyone has to grab the rope. >> take your places. >> oh, my word. >> okay. >> on -- >> there are no losers. >> everybody ready >> everybody ready on your mark, get set -- >> i'm nervous >> go! >> go, go, go, go! >> don't hurt yourself okay >> keep going! >> okay, okay. >> it's pretty well done blow the horn, blow the horn >> wow >> wow wow! >> that was amazing, everybody >> that was amazing. >> that was so awesome >> amazing >> congratulations congratulations. >> nicely done. >> i was going to say team "today," should we

about that song, jenna? >> i am a huge fan and so excited to hear you sing the song again. i first learned about the song through my coworkers. i am still working at a doggy day care since i was a kid and spent a lot of time dancing in the kitchen and listening to musical and one of my coworkers introduced me with the song and i fell in love, and i started listening to the song when i started learning how to crochet and quickly learned that crocheting is a passion of mine and now i listen to the song while i crocheted scarves that i donate to people i need all around the country. thank you so much again for rocking it again, kelly. >> kelly: thank you, that is awesome! that has to be like the happiest place to work, like you are around animals all day! that's got to be such a great job and make you feel so good. thank you so much for joining us, i love that song as well! [cheers and applause] such an annie lennox fan! we have so much goodness today, after and grammy-winning songwriter joe alwyn is hanging ou

let's ask lauren mctomlinson and jenna arnold. jenna, i'll start with you. there's this things called the consumer stress index. it includes the spike in food at home, the spike in mortgage rates and gasoline. a lot of people think we'll have a repeat of the election outcome because of it. your thoughts? >> yeah, i'm going to echo what stew said here. the local small family-owned businesses are the ones that are getting hid. charles, i have to flag for you, you mentioned earlier that kroger is also getting slammed. kroger just reported their highest earnings, higher than they expected. so as we think about how voters are approaching the mid-terms, we have to remember that we have a constituency that is increasingly more intelligent and questioning our very outdated tax code that is only benefitting the wealthy. i hope stew is listening. anymore to help him get those pallets of formula. find a way to get to me. >> they have an intelligent audience and they now more about revenue and earnings. people are paying a lot of money but earnings are down, which is wh

plus frank jenna. good evening. hi, everyone if you're looking for a place to have dinner over the weekend, and for the next couple of weeks we've got you covered. we're going to hear from one of the organizers. of the black restaurant week on what customers can expect this year. plus we're exploring the great outdoors. look at one magical location that you and your family can head to over the weekend. that's just a short trip away from the bury those stories much more, i'll coming up on the seven ktvu plus is just right for a too, frank, thank you and coldplay said to take the stage at levi stadium this weekend. the change that stadium officials say is allowing for the busiest concert if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs available to more small businesses than any o

. ♪ the barnes firm, injury attorneys ♪ today, from the new series come dance with me, jenna dewan. and all week long, we're honoring mothers by kicking off i love mom week. plus, we'll be celebrating our viewer's incredible moms, when we open up our special mother's day inbox. all next on live. [promises by calvin harris and sam smith] ♪ i make no promises♪ and now here are kelly ripa and ryan seacrest. tonight. tonight. ♪ magic in the air ♪ i love this song. -tonight? tonight. -yeah. ♪ tonight ♪ all right. here we go. thank you. thank you. i like it. tonight, tonight. this morning. -this morning. -this morning. are you picking the hits deja? because that's a good one. -i like it. thank you. -a good one. good morning, everybody. she aims to please. hey, it's monday, may 2nd, 2022.

today, "the office bffs"jenna fischer and angela kinsey. plus, from the trauma "the good doctor," freddie highmore appeared and summer travel tips as we continue our "bring on the heat week." also, jane krakowski takes a seat at the co-host desk. all next on "live!" and now, here are ryan seacrest and jane krakowski! [cheers and applause] >> ryan: the legend. deja, good morning. come around. >> jane: what a gentleman.

this is the viral footage that has sparked a public outrage on the streets of brazil. police hold jenna val though de jesus santos inside the trunk of the police. as a vehicle fills with what appears to be, to get a leaf, to the love of god, get my brother out of that. i begged him beg and immediately they replied, no, he, when he gets out, they're not getting my sight. the video santovic's death has re ignited public anger over police violence, and the treatment of brazil's black population. official statements say that santos had resisted arrest and fallen ill on the way to the police station. he was then taken to a nearby hospital where his death was confirmed. a preliminary autopsy concluded he died of his fixation. brazil's federal police have promised to open an investigation into his death, but that has done little to quell the fury of protesters. what, what is important is that they didn't give him a chance to live. what is that? people say there's no death penalty here there. sure is that the death penalty for the black population for many of those protesting on brazil straits,

mother jenna. a tell if, did he say that they did he go to alina, discuss them, the company, jehovah, you bother you about the galaxy, you let it guarantee. a domino letter got got it. i got them in a letter a g a while ago in the i haven't even opened it up. you can leave and i wasn't going to the polls and have them. and um i, i kind of get them under the study here medical taken, let it give me a call that we don't, we didn't want to study looking a job. they wasn't able to want them to give me a warning to ha, committee data meeting, but a middle gave a don't forget the me a lot of a little give but don't want to other if you didn't want to keep it on the a t t j from athletic out there, what did you get it all done. got a new you got to read about to do you wanna do it on the mac, even the let's hold on a we're a with that industry said sort of a job in the industry. didn't allay him as he was doing is going on in the law is i was at the lord gave me a letter. yeah. gonna take on saturday as w

let's have france to talk more about the big match with tom jenna. from d. w. sports, tom, the ultimate price of european club football is at stake was the atmosphere like where you are with atmosphere, where i am is pretty jubilant. i'm not sure if you can tell. hopefully you can give an impression. we're at the fans own, where liverpool fans have been invited to gather ahead of tonight's fixture. now, the capacity of the fans are in the hall and it will be $4000.00 but unexpected. 60000, an estimated 60000 liverpool supporters are expected to be here in paris. now obviously very many of those won't have tickets and the hope is that few of them will be able to watch the game here. tonight. it seems that there's only one rather small big screen. i'm not sure it's going to be enough for quite everybody to find a place. the lucky ones that do have tickets will be heading over to am. the start to france in the north of paris in san denise from here at the plastic and i see on in a couple of hours time. and i think by that time the atmosphere is likely to become a

jenna take it away. >> good morning, i'm so excited to share may's selection y'all ready? shelby van pelt's debut novel "remarkably bright creatures." tells the story, after forming a unexpected yet remarkable relationship with a giant pacific octopus, toba is give clues that help her uncover the years long disappearance of her son. filled with love, humor and demonstrates the power and beauty of unexpected friendships. this is a book that filled me with so much joy and with so much heart so come read with us, okay guy >> everyone's got your book. let's see 'em. >> how to much for more on the books and to join jenna's book club and conversation, scan the qr code on the screen or head to o read with jenna. >> five common mistakes many of us make when it comes to sunscreen. and the tool that you are probably holding right now to help you spot the signs of melanoma but first this is "today" on nbc. signs of >>> back, 8:38 now with your health and may is skin cancer awareness month and with temperatures rising this is the perfect time to talk about sun protection for those who

i'm going to leave tomorrow for crawford for jenna's wedding, and i wanted to be able to make a statement about burma before i left. so i'm happy to take questions. especially could you offer us any specifics yet about the scope of the us disaster relief package right now though the earliest part of the relief is some money that the embassy already has that's already there that we can distribute to other ngos the world food program other groups that are on the ground. if they will let our dart team in. then we'll be able to assess what else we can do and and we do have other supplies and commodities in the area not in burma, but close in the area that would be available soon for for help if our dart team can get in and a see what they can do and giving your concerns about the ruling government there. are you also worried that any usa might not get to the people affected. well, i'm worried that they won't even accept usaid and i urge the government to accept aid from the united states and from the entire international community right now while the needs of their people are so critical. thi

the first was a fingerprint found on the upstairs office closet door, not far from jenna's body. that print didn't come back? anybody >> know. >> then, there was a shoe print left in blood, next to janet. >> could you tell anything about this bloody footprint? >> it was right by janet, but nothing definitive about the type of shoe, the make, or anything. >> finally, analysts found unidentified dna mixed with janet's blood on a door leading to the side entrance. none of that forensic evidence could be traced to raven, janet or anyone connected to the investigation. >> those are things, as an investigator, you absolutely want to try to figure out. >> technicians process the house, detectives began interviewing raven, hoping he could help point in the direction of the killer. >> raven was visibly crying, he looked like he was distraught and upset. he, himself, said he had new enemy. >> he realizes some items from the house were missing. >> they asked me, where was the last time you had the computer? >> this would've been later that night, or the next. day >> it was later that night.

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there. >> and that was that jenna barnes reporting for us tonight. >> the names and faces of the victims are becoming more clear tonight. >> our kron four's justine waltman shares with us. what we're learning about some of the 21 people killed at robb elementary school. >> even more ellis was a 4th grade teacher. she reportedly died protecting her students. she taught at robb elementary for 17 years. she leaves behind a husband and daughter her or garcia was also killed in the attack. she's been teaching at the school for 23 years and was a mother of 4 children. jackie kuz heiress and annabel rodriguez were cousins in the same classroom. they're an says jackie, who had her first communion 2 weeks ago with social and outgoing. they are and also said and about was an honor roll student and the 2 cousins were close. there is 4th grader ig's a viewer lopez. his mom had just been with her 10 year-old at the school for an awards ceremony. she said he had a smile. she will never forget the youngest victim. 8 year-old use. garcia his grandfather said he was the sweetest little boy. there is also

. >> yes, it's a good one, jenna. >> it's one of my favorites, fisher. all right, coming up now, 5:30. rising interest rates. high inflation, and the war in ukraine. a recipe for a stock market drop that is worrying investors. >> it's really hurting our business. because we can keep catching up have more than a trust. >> we have two cases where viewers have and waiting month after month for their money back. so we stepped in to help.

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so jenna, next it and general bush are dealing with us the events and still remember those terrible days. a quest source. it was a nazi man. our the my and i would on medical demo. correct me small. no, she wouldn't. again i'm yeah. we don't tackle motion sada williams from know he's already so which is not in the proceed in apple basil go brand new janasia summer with regional b is one on medical cutoff operation allied force has been called a genocide with slobbered on milosevic tyrannical regime. the justification, but many saying the real reason was yugoslavian economic independence and refusal to join nato. loya gordon for 20 average spent years researching documents that he says corroborate nato crimes committed in his homeland eco plan. you build us a bulk of cyber control over this. the body of it done dana senior course, i think it's as, as a dodge a little skewed on it. you aqua view, and it'll see that a 3 will be will that's still a little shame me with the wall. so treaty organization gone, the world had become unipolar. pretty unsuccessful. so for the other scottish mission

>> reporter: jenna, now retired, not to see him for the first time since the hospital. >> they are like family, and they're so appreciative. their words were way too kind. it was like oh my gosh. but it is, it makes your job so worth while and it's something you never forget. >> reporter: he and his parents just started a pediatric trauma therapy fund to raise money for the same uc davis health program that helped him recover. now not only back on his bike, even skiing. >> i look at him and his determination to do so. i can't be more proud. >> even though i'm in a wheelchair and don't have most of my mobility, it's still a gift. >>> the garlic festival has been revived a week after organizers announced it's canceled. that's all thanks to the ceo of the san joaquin asparagus festival who announced they'd host the upcoming event. more information is expected to be announced soon. >>> and some doctors in canada are prescribing patients park passes. the passes grant them free admission to 80 sites including national parks and historic places throughout canada. >>> let's see what's happening

and will i think it's interesting i swear to thank jenna and john, they decided it wanted u.s. official here. they wanted european officials. they wanted made experts and scholars. i hope you all ♪ >> "washington journal." we discuss policy issues that impact you. i me up this morning, the wilson center discusses president biden's per first -- first presidential trip to asia and the security issues at play. then offer and lincoln forum chair harold holzer discusses the significance of the lincoln memorial on its centennial. watch "washington journal" this morning on c-span, c-span now, our free mobile video app. join us with your phone calls, comments, texts, and tweets. >> british prime minister boris johnson responded to questions from members of the house of commons on taxes and the economy , education

she's been looking at the town hall and joins us now with what police revealed amber jenna. very little information was released publicly about this deadly police shooting until this afternoon. during this town hall. police released audio and video recordings including officers, body worn cameras. police say they responded to a 911 call about one man attacking another man shortly before eight o'clock last thursday at mariposa and alwyn streets under interstate 2 80. they say the two men were armed with knives and fighting in the videos released officers can be seen using less than lethal weapons when the men did not comply with orders to drop the knives. the officers also can be heard talking to the men. you told me that he was attacking you correct. correct. i need you to drop the knife so that we can sort this whole thing up. we don't want to hurt you. okay we don't want to hurt you. alright i really do not want to hurt you. i do not want to do this today. police say when it appeared one man was going to stab the other, the officers fired their guns. one man died at the sc

jenna. thank you. there's more security now for the supreme court justices tonight after the home addresses of the six conservative justices were posted online by pro choice activists. the group which calls itself ruth sent us published the address. they're not encouraging violence, but they are calling for people to do walk by demonstrations outside the justices holmes today a stronger police presence could be seen outside those homes. and barry lawmakers call the expected ruling on roe v. wade and assault on women's rights. appalling to think that my two teenage daughters may be denied the same rights and freedoms that women have rightfully had for close to 50 years. that's coming up later tonight, the call to action by elected leaders and how the bay area is reaching out to people who may need help if abortion is banned in their states. mm hmm. okay we'll take a look and a listen on how hail pounded parts of north carolina today. someone posted these images. social media. severe weather hit the town

and will i think it's interesting i swear to thank jenna and john, they decided it wanted u.s. official here. they wanted european officials. they wanted made experts and scholars. i hope you all we have perspective from the u.n. and foreign leaders. follow on c-span networks, the c-span now free mobile app and c-span.org/ukraine. watch the latest videos on demand and follow tweets from journalists on the ground. go to c-span.org/ukraine. >> c-span brings you an unfiltered view of government. our newsletter "word for word" recaps the day from the halls of congress to press briefings to the remarks of the president. scan the qr code at the right bottom to stay up-to-date on everything happening in washington each day. subscribe today using the qr code or visit c-span.org/connect to subscribe anytime. >> in 1997 sovereignty over hong kong was passed from the united kingdom to the people's republic of china. sunday on q&a molly selin, former bbc reporter and author of "indelible city" talks about the history of british rule in hong kong and crack sounds by the track -- crackdowns

jenna wanted to ask you. first of all what it was like to work with norman eta, so many people saw him at public events. but what was it like for you all of those years to be side by side by him. two things one he had. he did create things, but he didn't with a great heart. he was, uh, it was just a very, very personable person who is a look for the best in individuals, as opposed to sort of the cynical politician. the second is. he always connected with folks. i mean the standard and, understandably so many politicians when they have their staff person next to him, and it constituent is coming in. will say, okay, who's this? which their name? in the staff person will whisper their name with normal was truthfully, exactly the opposite staff person would go. who is this coming and you'd go? oh that's bob johnson. he's got three kids. i think one of them is in, uh college at berkeley. hey, bob. how you doing? how? how's your wife? that was the classic norm story. he just new vote and i think just enjoyed being

. >> yes, it's a good one, jenna. >> it's one of my favorites, fisher. all right, coming up now, 5:30. rising interest rates. high inflation, and the war in ukraine. a recipe for a stock market drop that is worrying investors. >> it's really hurting our business. because we can keep catching up have more than a trust. >> we have two cases where viewers have and waiting month after month for their money back. so we stepped in to help. and consumer investigator chris gomorrah. responding next. >> and a powwow to -- returning to the bay area this weekend. going to talk to -- in olympics within the future. >> musa 5:30 starts are no. again, thanks for joining us. >> i'm jenelle wang. it's not just housing prices or gas prices or groceries. it feels like just about everything is costing more these days. it is. it's hitting shoppers, businesses big and small. hitting hard enough that we are now starting to change our habits. our business tech reporter scott budman breaks it down. >> inflation is now officially, i can safely say being felt everybody. the large

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alright, jenna. thank you for that report in santa clara county officials also say that residents are not doing enough to conserve water valley water last year. asked residents to cut water used by 15% but this march it jumped by 30% compared to march of 2019. and now with renewed urgency, the board is looking at new measures, including fines. publishing the names of high use users and even urging cutbacks in new construction. we haven't met the goal. um and actually, the trends that we're we've seen in the first three months just just aren't quite there, and in fact , there are alarming and so one of the things that we're looking at is it's time for us to step it up. director lizotte board director, said at the meeting that it's important to make sure that people making honest mistakes about water use are treated differently than those who are flagrantly violating the rules county issuing a reminder today, the farmers and ranchers impacted by drought conditions. federal funds are available in marin

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hey, next time around, we'll talk about the full five day forecast during jenna. thanks so much, roberta well, nasa is hoping to rekindle interest in american space exploration by starting with a familiar target. foxes mac maximum politics has more on nasa's plan to return to the moon. ignition. see. scientific discovery, economic benefits and inspiration. all the foundation of nasa's artemis plan missions to the moon using innovative technologies to explore more of the lunar surface than ever before. however, the plan is to take that knowledge beyond the moon and further into the galaxy. we're not going straight to mars because there's a lot of technology that we need to develop closer to home in a safer environment before we actually go out and go to mars and create a sustainable settlement. their caliphate was an aerospace engineer who's the galactic gal platform has gained her significant notoriety on social media. she believes there are multiple industries that could look to capitalize on further exploration of the moon and beyond. including transportation, m

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birthday wishes >> always love those >> happy birthday to all of them hoda what's ahead on hoda and jenna? anything on casual grandma what's that called coastal grandma. >> you have to read up on it by the way jenna is back off for a week and she's back. we're going to talk about summer's must see movies and mandy moore as you mentioned. >> "top gun" this weekend. >> oh. >> fantastic. >> fantastic. >> so good >> yeah. >> first on the third hour, remarkable young woman chasing two dreams as a nurse and a model. first here your local news >>> good morning, it is 8:56, i'm kris sanchez. san francisco's mta is kicking off a major improvement project to boost commute time as long one of the city's busiest corridors, the 16th street improvement project. it is going to add bus only lanes between church avenue and when the project is finished it will move buses through the area 25% faster but it won't be completed until the end of next summer meaning drivers in that area should expect this traffic disruptions for more than a year. happening now, our cierra johnson is talking with transit leaders

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. hell. draft the new law and has even founded its own faculty for medical law and bio ethics. data jenna jesse act is director of the center. the catholic organisation is bankrolled, by donations from home and abroad. was networks extending across europe. a settle turn other juris? pardon me, hockey out of shall esteem in the some of his corner, both the order juris institute and i myself believe that abortion is the murder of a human being for you. there is scientific evidence that from the moment of conception, we are dealing with a human being the hold of no cover each essentially amended sinner. does with us all or is he still follows? call monitor turning out. what's crucial here is that this person has its own genome, distinct from that of its parents back out. and there's no doubt at all that this is a human genome. although just of again on even gonna do, i just, i'm gonna build ski order. juris focuses on children born to polish families or europe's right wing parties and abortion band plays internationalist feelings. willoughby migrants have more children than europeans. is tha

. >> reporter: principal jenna lynn says the honor roll swelled 8%. >> i would say 60% of our students actually -- over half of our students actually got a 3.0 or higher. >> reporter: the program caused her to collaborate with other educators on best teaching methods, build empathy for students, understand how they learn and give them freedom to make mistakes. >> the results are that students are more confident about themselves and they're learning, especially in math. >> kids really needed that type of support and leadership. >> superintendent kimberly carter of battle creek schools in michigan credits dr. mitchell at the top. >> he helped me realize that you can create change for every kid. >> it's about helping all of us recognize that every single kid has powerful futures. >> reporter: for partners with some of the country's most underperforming schools to help students of color thrive, this week's award in the bay area goes to dr. derek mitchell. dr. mitchell says typically before they start working with a school or district, test scores in read willing be in the low teens, even l

jana katsuyama live tonight with us now for that part of our coverage, jenna julie and mike. some people are calling for 21 minutes of silence on social media tomorrow to honor the victims and the group moms demand action is calling for more awareness, pointing to research that shows people often see advanced warning signs. but don't report them. on what would have been students start of summer vacation families and you've aldi, texas gathered instead at funeral homes to grieve. the first visitations remembering to 10 year olds on memorial day in all 21 people, 19 students and two teachers were killed in last tuesday's elementary school shooting. as a parent, my heart goes out to all the other parents in texas right now, it brought me back to almost 10 years ago when the sandy hook shootings happen. alex navarro was with the california chapter of moms demand action, a group formed after a teen gunned down 26 people in the sandy hook school shooting. that in prayers are nice, but we need action as investigators uncover more about the shooter 18 year old salvador ramos, they sa

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and reporter jenna barnes has the latest on the investigation and the victims. >> 10 year-old ileana garcia loved to dance and sing and play basketball. tuesday. sunny elliana zahn says the family had to wait outside the civic center in uvalde, texas for cotton swabs for dna testing to confirm her death. >> we didn't find out about her until late last night about 11, 30. that's when they come from. >> 12 hours after the gunman, an 18 year-old high school dropout from uvalde barricaded himself inside a robb elementary school fourth-grade classroom and murdered 19 children and their 2 teacher

our who's seeking another tune, claims the electronic voting system is vulnerable to fraud. monica jenna kiev reports from south palo. ah, who lies man? it's 76 former president, lizzy masula, the silva says he's older, wiser and ready to lead a coalition of center let parties to victory in october's presidential election. i want to tell you that i am willing to govern brazil 12 years after leaving the presidency and 12 years we learned a lot who are able to see what we did for the country. what we did not do and what we could have done, a former car factory worker lula govern brazil from 2003 to 2010 as president. he was one of the world's most popular leaders. but after leaving office, he was jailed on corruption charges and barred from running again. his political fate change last year when brazil supreme court and mulled his trial. since then, he has emerged as the most formidable challenger to the incumbent. j annabelle sonata. i think that corruption is wont within the actual because a both on are you make sure that he will use ah, the are i'm the, the corruption scandal i guess ro

jenna fans left chase center very happy tonight. they did not want this series to go to game seven in memphis. warriors played with a spirited effort and we wanted for the bay. i'm proud of them. guys. i want them to bring it to the championship back home, great game and we're so excited that they want and i was a little nervous, but they made it and that's all that matters. nation turned up the volume for the pivotal game six, arguably the most important warriors game so far to be played here at chase center. yeah and loyal to the six time nba champions. the lawyers are back. we're back and we're gonna be in the finals this year is going to happen. fans glued to their seats, relishing the fact that the team is playing at home. so much energy. people are excited. people are just such fans of curry and dre and clay like we've been watching these guys for years, and it never gets old. you can never get tired of watching the warriors came after a day at work looking for the fever pitch excitement that postseason play brings everything