redlands diary likes the data, which is where we have those who think places and that's at the university of moment. miss julian is a student who was sitting here. there's a couple of us, i mean, kind of went to the elections together. there wasn't many actually students that had the cost either between physics, science, loud sciences in politics and philosophy. so i was really lovely to engage with someone who was thinking about both of those things and how to marry up those kind of ideas of logic and political thoughts. that ability to one thing clearly critically from original perspectives and to, to have no fear and communicating them to think outside the box to think from a different angle. here is clear that it was incredibly at the debt, that's even computers, as mazda, head of i think where most of us were with when we were learning and in science. and actually, i think i had it on a lot of the computer science courses at the time that was at solar eclipse. and the office to go through and south is right, like a narrow window through the. well, may he also feel in a night of as a cramped in

universities are in our dear country. it is important that this process that has started, our dear elites who have the conditions to be a member of the academic board of the universities, until this moment that i am at your service, 200 of them have been accepted as academic members without going through the difficult administrative process. and was absorbed. election radio will be launched on 23 february. this seasonal radio in the threshold of holding the 12th term of the islamic council elections and the fifth term of the assembly of leadership experts is starting. election radio programs are broadcasted with an explanatory, analytical and informative approach in order to increase the enthusiasm of the election in the society and cover the news and information related to the election as best as possible. election radio until the end. the holding of the march 11 elections will be broadcast on the 95 and a half mhz fm wave. on the eve of the celebration of the victory of the islamic revolution, the newest mural of tehran's revolution square was unveiled. this work of art with an image of the emblem of the iranian people on the chest of the pahlavi dictator, it refers to the crimes of s

of japan comes the great moment of joyous relief. after years of the anxieties and grief and horrors of universal war. in all of the allied. this was a time of rejoicing after a great victory at the entrance as though there had been a momentous event. the people who lined the streets, the veterans memorial building, were symbols of all the anxious people everywhere who, after two great world wars, were waiting for their leaders to find a way to a lasting peace peace and it seemed that the way had really been when here in san francisco, the victorious countries met to sign the charter of the united. national, as china was a member from the beginning, the signature of france symbolized europe's longing to escape, ravaging by war. the presence of the soviet delegate justified the hope, a hope which later approved of that. from now on, every nation would live peaceably within own borders and respect the rights and sovereignty of other nations. the signing of un charter by great britain and by the united states and by other founding nations. and all 50 had signed this offer to mankind. genuine hope for freedom from the scourge o

. >> a vigil being held at the university of georgia moments ago for nursing student laken reilly who was murdered after going out for a morning run. now an illegal immigrant has charged with her murder. brian kemp blaming president bi biden's border policies. i'm charles payne. we have fox team coverage with dana mcnichols. alexis mcadams in texas where president biden will be heading thursday. we begin with dana marie. >> charles, we have new information that laken riley died from blunt force trauma to the head. was there a weapon involved? what kind of weapon? these are all questions that we have. also those that are closest to laken riley that spent the afternoon after a vigil. we aren't at the vigil out of respect for the students. but i want to show you video of hundreds of students gathering in a court yard in prayer. they are here to support and celebrate the life of the 22-year-old nursing student gone way to the soon. students were give a break from class on friday. they were back on campus today. we've been speaking with them. students said professors made a priority to tal

university. but that was not the beginning of it. the first moment in the development of postmodern progressivism at universities is the late 1940's, early 1950's, written about in a book by william f buckley published shortly after he graduated from yale university. in his book, he managed to publish is only boring book because he could not make the analysis of college syllabi riveting. but he read the syllabus after syllabus in humanities and social sciences. he discovered the syllabi courses were devoted to teaching atheism. in the social sciences class, his analysis of yellow social science department, he discovered, or he proved his hypothesis, that the classes were devoted to teaching collectivism. if he is him and collectivism -- atheism and collectivism. strong terms but effectively the curriculum was already organized around the promotion of progressivism. a few decades later in the late 1980's when allan bloom published the closing of the american mind, built around his experiences in the 60's, 70's, 80's on campus, things have changed. at

it's like any other state does a universe of rules of international law. when have a moment, it's predicts to systematically rejects based initiatives. so the secretary general available as i have these, let me cooperation colds on countries to see sex. both of us and munitions. 2 is riley occupational socrates. we come down with the same false, the crimes committed by israel, the op true poing power and the centers in the west bank and in the city of all called so share a we denounce the risky show by israel, the occupying power to end it's illegal occupation of palestinian territory as well as the multiple violations of nodes of international law brought about by this continuing occupation on we the penalty and ability of the security council to uphold international law. to hold the spot, a rollover, and then some to rent a justice to the palestinian people as closely with the balance without corresponding to that the international call to of justice and the hey good. hi ben . it's been 2 weeks of presentations to the i. c, j culminate and some very detail, legal arguments

of education turned out to be resonant. tough and fundamentally sounded about the high bar for universities about the existing problems from the level of teaching to ideological momentsiversity today is more than just an educational institution. main message. the day before , the head of state had a very principled conversation, what conclusions did the rector’s office draw for themselves, and where will the main efforts be directed now? the conversation was very open and principled, and the head of state emphasized that in the year of quality, we must surpass ourselves in working on those tasks and areas of development of higher education that are in the field of view, including the council of rectors. the cornerstone of preparation. this is not only a material and technical base, here the state really pays a lot of attention so that we do not lose this base, so that we develop and improve the base. but also other components, these are scientific and methodological, educational and methodological support, these are teaching aids, materials, the trajectory of student development from the first year to the graduation, and another very important component is the teachi

for internships and internships for schoolchildren on the basis of universities, scientific institutions, companies, because at the momentorganization is associated with a large number of obstacles, which are certainly important, they are associated with... with responsibility for life and health with some costs and so on, but nevertheless it is important and useful that schoolchildren already at the school level they could join in some kind of scientific and technological work, and the example of what is happening in sirius, the big challenges shows that often their developments are quite suitable for going into a wide series, the second point... it seems it is important that we pay special attention, perhaps there should be some kind of state program to attract teachers, primarily mathematics and physics, in schools. this means that things are quite bad in the country now, especially with physics teachers, this is due to the fact that it is quite a complex subject, at one time there were decisions that it could be excluded as separate subjects. and combine the natural science course, not everywhere there are modern phy

we can monitor cultural activities in all universities at any moment. and based on the amount ofivities that take place in the evaluation of university presidents and the selection of top university presidents and the awarding of badges, based on this system, a cultural report card is also created for each student after graduation and graduation in addition to the report card. scientifically, a cultural report card is also issued to the student, who can be employed wherever he wants to go, his experiences in the above activities and his educational program. it should also provide a culture of different types of festivals, connect the movement and growth festival to the national elite foundation, those who are ranked here will use the education of the national elite foundation . we have to come here to buy household appliances, now we have to go a few kilometers to the city to buy a car, we have to come to the center of the city , where do we have to go, we have to go all this way , dad, so what is the game on our way? what should you do? there is no way to do it all in one place

precisely because of the anti-zianist content of his views and not his comments about zionist student groups, but the most dramatic moment was when the university's deputy principal, professor judith squiz, took the stand, as the most senior witness from the university, she of all people, had to support. the university's case, that professor miller's views were not worthy of respect in a democratic society, and she did from the onset, but immediately after she was asked if she agreed professor miller's views were a kin to narzism. she seemed quite confused by the question, as if she'd not realized that affirming the university case entailed this position, but she eventually agreed. at that moment she was lost, professor miller's barrister. proceeded to demonstrate this by asking about a hypothetical case where anglosaxons in britain for 75% of non-angloss to leave and to go live in cornwall or wales, then denied the remaining 25% rights in jobs, education and voting. would that be racist? he asked. yes, said professor squiz, and he went on. if no non-anglo-saxon could return, but any anglo-saxon anywhere in the world. could come and live in brita

the history of music will be taking place at that moment, all this happens in a small area, in a small room, but with a large concentration of creativity, music, and culture. our university is small by the standards of other universities; currently there are just over 900 students studying, including foreign citizens, mainly from people's republic of china. the belarusian state academy of music has, so to speak, its own fleet of musical instruments, among which there are models of luxury instruments that are issued to students for their participation in the most prestigious international and national creative projects, among such instruments... we have bayan, accordion, saxophone, violin, our real pride is a grand piano of a famous brand. in addition, the academy of music has about 40 instruments that are issued to gifted students to participate in international competitions, concert activities, and of course, the academy of music has. with a range of musical instruments that are purely for teaching purposes, they are provided to students who do not have their own instruments. children who have already received secondary specialized education in colleges of the republic

>> that is the moment university of iowa's caitlin clark broke the all-time record for points in women's she scored her 3,528th point. she did it last night in her 103rd game with the hawkeyes and ended the night with 3,569. here is her reaction after the game. >> it's pretty unreal. this crowd is unreal. i'm just really grateful, honestly, to be able to be here and make so many of my dreams come true with so many amazing people that have supported me, my coaches, teammates, my family. i just feel a lot of gratitude. >> the hawkeyes have four regular season games left, along with likely a march madness run. the all-time leading men's scorer is only about 100 points away. nice to see the excitement. >> steph curry is going to have a three-point competition. we should do that. >> she's going to do it. by our mathematics, she has to average 25 points a game to do it and catch him before the ncaa tournament. i think she can do it. >> i think so. >> better get out right now if you want to play outside. the weather is changing. >>> we will have a lot of changes going into the weekend, and you

technologically, academically, at this moment, because one of the things that iran did was really to focus on education, and at this moment there are 47 iranian universities which are in the top 500 universities of the world, so that really gives you a sort of immense picture of what's happening, other factor to remember about education is that 60% of undergraduates, as you well know are women in iran, so again this nonsense that is talked about in the west that iran neglects the female population of of the islamic republic of of iran is completely debunked, and then you carry on whether iran has sort of developed technologically, scientific. and and many, many other fields, like ayatollah khamani has said that the sanctions have actually been a gift to to iran, because what has happened is that just like the resistance access, iran has been able to b the build the resistance economy if you like, for the last particularly the last 25 years, iran has had to, as i said, through the education sec. build capacity of talent in iran and that has contributed to the growth in many many sectors and of course iran has been of course trying to move away from the rel

forms topics scientific research of 746 non- and 3388. universities, and of course, separate words of gratitude for the decisions you voiced, at this truly historic moment country, they not only strengthen the authority of the academy, but create new opportunities for the effective participation of scientists in the state decision-making system, this will allow you to correctly set priorities in scientific work, wisely manage resources, build a unified academy of sciences will definitely cope with the assigned tasks, write new, bright pages in the history of world science and our fatherland. dear friends, happy holiday to you, happy anniversary of the russian academy of sciences. thank you. by decree of the president of the russian federation, for special services to the state and outstanding contribution to the development of science, the title of hero of labor of the russian federation was awarded to yuri sergeevich osipov, academician of the russian academy of sciences. for me, of course, it is a great honor to receive this award, to receive it on a historical day, the day of the thirtieth anniversary of our academy, i just... remember that this is o

it's like any other state does a universe of rules of international law. when have a moment, it's predicts to systematically rejects based initiatives as a spring in all to the senior political unless well and the shower. to discuss this further, we can following events today, but we've been following that for 2 weeks since this hearing began. and little did we know, perhaps small when that when we 1st we're seeing the lineup of countries that we're going to be talking south africa, the saudi arabia of jerry, we hope that the heavy weights right to the top. but today, not just impassioned speech is by the organization of islamic conference in the arab league, but really setting the whole story in context with legal terminology with history, but also debunking a lot of the comments. so it'd be made by countries who was supporting israel as well. yes, it seems to me that the ireland called jerry on south africa, made their experience or projected their own experience. they will not have to fit on history. their own struggle with the uh, with the, with occupation and their own

.. the program, graduates of the program, and almost in april there will be another, let’s say, important moment of the meeting of deans, vice-rectors, and managers universitiesill discuss the scientific level, and the prolongation of our cooperation, looking into the plans, what bsu is lacking today, well, on such a global scale, what kind of ratings we would like to get into, bsu is included in, of course, it is very important to have adapted for our general education system ratings, when the rules of the game are clear, and such ratings have indeed already appeared, the rating mission of three universities, initiated by lomonosov moscow state university, there are other ratings that, one way or another, have already absorb the best indicators that exist, including those in western european rating agencies, there is nothing wrong with this, it is very important that... prime minister of belarus roman golovchenko spoke last week about responsibility for slowing down the implementation of union programs with russia . in particular, we are talking about the integration of information systems for product labeling. at an extended meeting of the board of the mini

moment. and it came together with the universal declaration of human rights. so many things were formed during that time, but this is one of those transformative moments and hopefully, every person in the room, every person watching, we have to demand better because this is still within our control. now, it will be very soon. i a rush and i just thank you from digital futures labs and go in the amory arrest the studio b b a i series. thank you for joining the harvey as well as on guys a continues we bring you relate. we are on the rounding gauze covering the ongoing is raising apartments and the suffering to people's tools that we lost displacement and lack of resources as well as district conditions here in and around the hospital and from occupied is to refund the health data. re restrictions, prevent freedom of rights to worship tyler, we will continue our coverage of israel will cabinet decisions. the kansas is all the political development on from the west bank. we continue reporting on the re with killings, mazda sentients and destruction. stay with us fo

understand the extent of your responsibility and the essence of the historical moment, you know how... yes, now after graduating from universityle, i have repeatedly drawn attention to this topic. training of non-core specialists, low retention rate in the first job, leaving the profession is an unaffordable luxury for our state, that we have nowhere to spend the money, and if you consider. how much the state pays, what is this, if not an economic crime, i would like to hear how you explain the facts of evasion of work, and even worse, the agreements between employers and universities, and you can’t dig into the papers, where is your control, it turns out, they released you forgot, this won’t work, let me remind you that you are not businessmen, you are university rectors and you are obliged to think according to the state. first of all, you must train personnel to meet the needs of the domestic real sector. another problem is the insufficient work in universities to shape the worldview of young people; this seems to be not the main process, but it does not happen, because education is outside of politics. if the professor doe

moment. and it came together with the universal declaration of human rights. so many things were formed during that time, but this is one of those transformative moments and hopefully, every person in the room, every person watching, we have to demand better because this is still within our control. now, it will be very soon. i a rush and i just thank you from digital futures labs and go in the amory arrest the studio b b i series. thank you for joining the was discussing the defining issues of our time as we are the subject of a i, we are not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen big tech propaganda to explore how to build the sites an ethical a. i, those racial biases get worse, you get more of those in power. are the ones with the resources to decide where it's used. how do we change this paradigm? studio b, b, a r series on a jersey to the ship is home to survivors of losses. earthquakes, inter kit, a floating hotel, its features, rooms, a dining hall and entertainment facilities. social workers over lessons to president, still re

moment. and it came together with the universal declaration of human rights . so many things were formed during that time, but this is one of those transformative moments and hopefully, every person in the room, every person watching, we have to demand better because this is still within our control. now, it will be very soon. i a rush and i just thank you from digital futures labs and go in the amory arrest the studio b b i series. thank you for joining the was discussing the defining issues of our time. we are the subject of a i, we are not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen, big tech propaganda to explore how to code the sites. an ethical ai though is racial bias is getting worse. you get more of those in power. are the ones with the resources to decide where it's used. how do we change this paradigm? studio b, b, a r series on a jersey to examining the impact of today's headlines. this is not a war between an israel, this is a war against palestinians. exploring a 112 cloths programming. we're basically a digital firm scene inve

moment. and it came together with the universal declaration of human rights. so many things were formed during that time, but this is one of those transformative moments and hopefully, every person in the room, every person watching, we have to demand better because this is still within our control. now, it will be very soon. i a rush and i just thank you from digital futures labs and go in the amory arrest the studio b b i series. thank you for joining the 60 years since it sundays in the munich security conference. we'll see. lead is assembled to the local security challenges with conflict in the middle east spreading and the rest, the ukraine war continuing. what does the future international, or does it look like? getting live updates on altos era. this is the 1st genocide that we see in real time. it's the victims themselves. there's a disconnect between what we are witnessing on social media versus what we're seeing on mainstream. it is always an attempt to frame a 2 sides of them, but there is no 2 sides to this. the western media does have a western bia

we follow what happened post world war 2 to mattie saw an x a central moment, and it came together with the universal declaration of human rights. so many things were formed during that time. but this is one of those transformative moments. and hopefully, every person in the room, every person watching, we have to demand better because this is still within our control. now, it will be very soon. i a rush and i just thank you from digital futures labs and go to india. i'm marie, arrest the studio b, b i series. thank you for joining the was discussing the defining issues of our time. we are the subject of a i, we are not the users of a i going beyond the artificial intelligence hyphen big tech propaganda to explore how to code the sites. an ethical a i though is racial bias is getting worse. you get more responding, you know, those in power are the ones with the resources to decide where it's used. how do we change this paradigm? studio b, b a r series on a jersey to white, sandy beaches in clear to close voltage. this is the multi, it's the world knows and loves the island of and then gilley is a smaller racist nex

this program, graduates of the program, and practically in april there will be another, let’s say, important moment of the meeting of deans, vice-rectors, heads of universitiesdiscuss the scientific level, and especially in recent years, such a biased, in my opinion, attitude towards the position, not only bsu, our colleagues from the russian federation also suffered, well it is impossible for a university to make somersaults at 150-200 positions without any reason at all, that is, this is obvious sleight of hand, as the character said, and no fraud, but that is why, of course, it is very important to have ratings adapted to our general education system. when the rules of the game are clear, and such ratings have actually already appeared, the rating mission of three universities, initiated by lomanosov moscow state university, there are other ratings that, one way or another, already incorporate the best indicators that exist, including in western european rating agencies , there is nothing wrong with this, it is very important that we ourselves understand who we are, where we are moving and do not look around, but without... as if it is important to partic

of people who want to overthrow the regime. pahlavi is counting the moments . on the same day, the prime minister of the interim government went to tehran university and announced the plans of his government. in the name of god. fans of bakhtiar's dynasty , who saw the government on the way to fall, gathered in amjadiye stadium in tehran. they shaped radio announced on 20th of bahman that images of imam khomeini's arrival will be shown on tv. according to humafaran, when the imam's picture appeared on the tv screen, tanin salavat filled the hall of tehran air force barracks, and at the same time, the imperial guard shot at them and a conflict began. people living around the barracks when from the guard forces were informed of the attack , they gathered by the wall of the dormitory and shouted "allahu akbar" to support the hamafrans . the presence of people in these moments for hours all promised a sweet victory in the coming days. i hesitate now that when i want to say series , i should not say series. the television series of the head of national media and the language point is the first criterion about the accreditation of persian language in the transformati

of your mouth, thumb boy! >> michael: okay, jordan, let's put our obviously universal michigan references aside for the moment the primary. it seems like a lot of democrats expressed dissatisfaction yesterday. >> true, michael. but that embodies the beauty of our democracy. no matter who you are or where you come from, in our country, you will be heard. as long as you live in a swing state. [cheers and applause] states? that's only, like, ten states! >> not at all. five max. michigan, wisconsin, pennsylvania, georgia, and sometimes arizona. everything else might as well be canada. >> michael: okay, well, what about people who live in new york? >> they can shut the [bleep] up. no one gives a shit what those people think. >> michael: okay, i see what you're saying. so really we michiganders hold a lot of power, whether we come from the east or the vastly inferior, dimwitted, peabrained west. >> yes, even you, the bizzarro eastern michigan jordan klepper with worse hair and a strangely smaller forehead has power. the point is, we've got the democrats by the balls and we need to squeeze them like sweet michigan ch

pedagogical institute was created in the thirty-second year, from that moment the history of the development of the pedagogical university start of the svo classes: they stopped at the university for only 3 months, already in the summer of the twenty-second , the current rector ekaterina stepanyuk began work. she actually had to reassemble the teaching staff. in june of twenty-two, i was instructed to gather a team and announce that berdyansk would function and be revived university education, higher education, and i was assigned to head the faculty, i was the dean of the faculty, humanities. faculty of melitopol state university, and on march 10 i was appointed acting rector of the azov state pedagogical university. when we entered the buildings, everything was immediately closed and of course, a little, so to speak, vandalized by our predecessors, because some of the material and technical valuables of everything else were taken away, so we had to... starting with the material and technical base practically from scratch, well, accordingly , the buildings remained, and most importantly , the teaching staff was also in o

arthel: i want to play more sound from university of georgia police chief we just heard from him a momentago and here's more of what he had to say. >> the evidence is robust. it is supported by key input from the community, physical evidence and expert police work. importantly we were assisted by video footage from our campus security cameras networks which have proven a vital in many cases. arthel: unfortunately it will not bring lincoln riley back. but how important was it to catch this guy quickly? >> obviously very important because we do not know his background. we know, according to reporting, had a brush with the police here new york city was arrested for endangering the welfare of a child. so here he is in either an illegal in the country or sponsor in the country again it's unclear which itself is a problem. yet he's free to run around and do something like this but we do not know what he did back in venezuela. he comes in on vetted. we do not know what we have youe there are thousands more like him that we don't know what we have. getting quickly is very important as you say bec

the nicaragua regime plotted the unprecedented win of the first miss universe winner and called her, when a moment of legitimate joy and pride. shortly after the director was prohibited from returning to nicaragua and her husband and son were detained on accusations of conspiracy dating back to 2018. the ortega regime uses tactics to silence all the centers within nicaragua and abroad. how should the united states respond to the ortega regime's intimidation of karen and her family? >> we believe that sanction tool should not be exclusively used to countries like russia. they can be applied to countries like nicaragua as well. >> many americans believe that the chinese communist party is an external threat only, this hearing illustrates the long tentacles of authoritarian regime that knows no borders. this became obvious that the ccp is operating secret police stations in overseas centers around the world, including in the united states to intimidate, threaten and harass chinese dissidents. there could be others, including in home state of nebraska. this is a violation of our sovereignty and must b

university of sydney. good morning from sydney. it is difficult to know because at the momentand the qataris are all signaling a positive outlook on the future of the negotiations. but we hear both from israel and likely from the hamas, even though they have not released their official response yet, that the gaps are still very much existing on the israeli side, the government, the right wing government is objecting to quite a number of the proposals. hamas is also likely to continue to insist on safety for it, for its leadership and either a permanent ceasefire or if they can't get that, at least a very prolonged one, which the israeli government is is very reluctant to provide unless they get a lot in return. and even then, the radical elements in the government may topple netanyahu's rule. and and this is something netanyahu is very much afraid. yeah. if we can stay with netanyahu a bit. he has said that he will not accept hamas demands over the hostages still held. and he's previously said he won't entertain the prospect of a two—state solution. how big a strain is this on

preparing for the unified state exam in literature and english, at the moment i’m... aiming at the faculty of philology in moscow state universitys, i discovered the amazing world of literature, before that i was somehow not particularly interested, i was distant, now that i have directly encountered it, i realized that it can be incredibly interesting to consider different works from the point of view perspective of time and how the idea of ​​a person changed, how the problems and themes of different works changed, different literary trends, let’s say, it’s interesting to explore yourself, looking back, i was a year ago, i was two, yes, i still have photographs from that year and i look at myself then and now, and i see dramatic changes, because i did a huge amount of work on myself, i changed my appearance, i lost weight, looking back, i did this consciously, yes consciously, that is i really strived, i worked for a very long time, it was a lot. there were ups and downs in my attempts, but still i managed to achieve my, well, not my dream, but to achieve what i wanted, and now, looking back, i understand that all this was not

example of the cooperative company of azad university, rodhand , bought a piece of land 20 years ago with the money of the employees and professors, until this moment, this land has not been paid, why are they stuck in the administrative offices, for example, for 2 years in the rodhand municipality, this is stuck, the municipality is asking too much , let the municipality give them away. he is asking too much, then now he wants to tell me that the manager means the president of the azad university of rodhan, instead of coming behind him. his own employees and professors are defending the extravagance of the municipality. it may be that the gentlemen who are in tehran do not have individual souls , i don't know, but these very important problems that exist now have caused azad university to face many, many challenges and this it has caused the voice of the professors to be heard in the expression of the voice of the employees, the voice of the workers who work in private companies, that is , a series of violations, we must have supervision , the azad university itself must supervise , it must be supervised. you are right to enter this you don't have

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the double homicides that happened three days ago at the campus of university of colorado, colorado springs and within the last few moments or so, the police are identifying that suspect as nicolas jordan of detroit, michigan, two counts of murder, releasing that information in the last matter of minutes. they say they identiied the suspect late on friday and they've been searching for jordan ever since then, we're told he was taken into custody without incident at 8:00 a.m. the shooting happened around 6:00 a.m. on friday leading to the deaths of two people, a 24-year-old and a 26-year-old. still at this point police say they believe this was an isolated incident. they don't think this was a random attack and the people involved knew each other but still a lot of room for more questions at this time but we know there's a lot of relief on the ground from community members especially three days from that shooting. >> custody, identified. what more do we know about the two victims in. >> they're both residents of colorado, 26-year-old celia montgomery, she was a former student of puebla community college. the president exte

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