let's give it up for annie jupiter jones! [cheers and applause] you know, annie, you were giving a lot of credit to a lot of people. but we want to give the credit to you for your amazing, consistent courageous leadership. [cheers and applause] because we know this program is not just a program you managed, it is a part of who you are and we appreciate the fact that you bring that with you every single day, which we know is what motivates these young players. to be their very best. we know that sports and working with teams, can help build amazing leaders in our city. and i think that girls can do anything boys can do. and sometimes we can do it better! [cheers and applause] but don't worry boys, we love you too. and today is really historic, because as mayor, we honor many teams in this rotunda and often times, they are teams that are mostly boys, mostly football teams and folks who win big trophies and when you talk about winning winning a state championship or national championship, it means something. because when you wor

here's annie. annie: nine kids. seven girls, two boys. and where were you in all of that? i'm the youngest. number nine. it was kind of like boot camp. as soon as you get to a certain age, here's how you do laundry. here's how you clean. narrator: dad michael was an ex-marine and a former city cop. mom, mary ellen, worked at the campus bookstore in nearby greeley. annie's sister, older by 13 years, was tina. was she something like an older aunt to you or something or as much as a sister? she was very much a sister to me. she cared for me. she played with me. she would play with us in our clubhouse. she would do obstacle courses with us in the backyard. narrator: wow. she was just always very attentive to us. personality. tell me what made her happy. what do you see her doing when she's smiling in your mind? being with family made her very happy. she loved us kids a lot. narrator: tina was a little shy but a spirited competitor in high school basketball and track. finding suitable boyfriends was where she stumbled some, as sister susan recalls. mom and dad did not approve o

sono l'avvocato carlo corbucci italiano e sono avvocato da circa 40 anni d'esercito in roma, fra le mieesperienze ci sono stati soprattutto questi casi di terrorismo, cosiddetto terrorismo islamico, nei quali ho patrocinato circa 27 di questi processi, diciamo quasi l'80% di tutti i casi che sono stati trattati in italia in primo, in secondo grado o in cassazione, sono stato presente in quasi. tutti questi processi, che cosa mi ha indotto ad occuparmene, innanzitutto va bene, il fatto che sono un avvocato e per vocazione ho fatto, ho scelto questa professione e l'ho scelta anche rinunciando ad altre alternative che avevo, perché io sono un ex direttore del ministero del tesoro de roma, finanze tesoro d'italia e sono stato 7 anni nella pubblica. sensazione, dopodiché ho operato questa scelta volontaria di fare la libera professione per amore della professione, ho fatto soprattutto l'esperienza delle cause penali, ma ho fatto anche diverse cause civili che avevano delle implicazioni di carattere penale, ehm, la scelta di trattare poi casi di terrorismo islamico, beh è stata anche motivata

so annie jacobsen thank you much for your book. thank for joining us and having a what i think was informative and. i can i say this a highly discussion about nuclear war. it was a great discussion. thank you so much. thank you.

so annie jacobsen thank you much for your book. thank for joining us and having a what i think was informative and. i can i say this a highly discussion about nuclear war. it was a great discussion. thank you so much. thank you. and i am happy to introduce david el rol, who is the author of george marshall, the hopkins touch and ascent to power how truman emerged from roosevelt's shadow and remade the

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like annie cutler -- annie kuster,ns my father was a veter where he was wounded and secured two purplehe ingenuity and contributions of the ghost army are classified for decades without its members receiving the recognition that they deserved. it was not until 1996 that their heroic actions were declassified and the american public began to learn the full scope of their contributions to achieving our allied victory. i was so proud to cosponsor in the senate with senator markey the bipartisan bicameral legislation to honor these unsung heroes with congress's highest civilian award. today, finally, today congress will bestow this long-awaited owner on these deserving veterans. may god bless these heroes and their families and may god bless the united states of america. thank you. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, performing the song american patrol is the united states army band cushing grass quartet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen the honorable hakeem jeffries. democratic leader of the united states house of representatives. [appla

let's give it up for annie jupiter jones! [cheers and applause] you know, annie, you were giving a lot of credit to a lot of people. but we want to give the credit to you for your amazing, consistent courageous leadership. [cheers and applause] because we know this program is not just a program you managed, it is a part of who you are and we appreciate the fact that you bring that with you every single day, which we know is what motivates these young players. to be their very best. we know that sports and working with teams, can help build amazing leaders in our city. and i think that girls can do anything boys can do. and sometimes we can do it better! [cheers and applause] but don't worry boys, we love you too. and today is really historic, because as mayor, we honor many teams in this rotunda and often times, they are teams that are mostly boys, mostly football teams and folks who win big trophies and when you talk about winning winning a state championship or national championship, it means something. because when you wor

let's give it up for annie jupiter jones! and applause] you know, annie, you were giving a lot of credit to a lot of people. but we want to give the credit to you for your amazing, consistent courageous leadership. [cheers and applause] because we know this program is not just a program you managed, it is a part of who you are and we appreciate the fact that you bring that with you every single day, which we know is what motivates these young players. to be their very best. we know that sports and working with teams, can help build amazing leaders in our city. and i think that girls can do anything boys can do. and sometimes we can do it better! [cheers and applause] but don't worry boys, we love you too. and today is really historic, because as mayor, we honor many teams in this rotunda and often times, they are teams that are mostly boys, mostly football teams and folks who win big trophies and when you talk about winning winning a state championship or national championship, it means something. because when you work hard,

annie >> thank you.d just say that private renters always have the ability to move, but nonetheless, thank you very much . the prime you very much. the prime minister's cabinet is at odds over potentially cromwellian measures. the public health minister not technically in the cabinet, andrew gwynne, who probably hopes to get there, has begun a particularly puritanical offensive against pub culture in the uk by announcing that our totemic public houses ought to close earlier to improve public health. however, pat mcfadden, who is in the cabinet, is the distinguished chancellor of the duchy of lancaster, has denied any such plans on the table. is this a case of ministerial misunderstanding, or has the prime minister lost control of the government already? well, my distinguished panel is still here. former conservative mp richard drax and former labour adviser matthew laza matthew. this is just the sort of i mean, this shouldn't happen, should it? >> no, it shouldn't happen. but there's always one as well a

it's my tv sister, anny mu >> what's up, anny?ey said the shining star of "schitt's creek" was going to present the final award of tonight. >> there has been a little confusion here, anny. >> i know. that's fine. >> so we're actually here to present that >> which isn't me. >> isn't you. >> which i knew. >> of course. >> i knew that. that i knew. so -- >> so please welcome our favorite tv mom. >> catherine o'hara. >> i am shocked and delighted to be presenting the award for outstanding comedy series. the nominees are -- >> announcer: "abbott elementary." "the bear." "curb your enthusiasm." "hacks." "only murders in the building." "palm royale." "reservation dogs." "what we do in the shadows." >> and the emmy goes to -- oh, must we? must we really choose just one winner? you know, when all the nominees have done such wonderful, hilarious work, must we? yes, apparently we must. the award goes to, the emmy goes to "hacks"! ♪ [ applause ] >> "hacks" received 16 nominations this year and a total overall of 48. >> i have no thoughts in m

annie andrews the founder of their future, our vote, and senior adviser of our town usa. the charges against mr. gray argue were james and jennifer crumley were sentenced for 15 years for involuntary manslaughter after their son carried out the oxford high school shooting that killed four students. is this a strong legal strategy that effectively sends a message to parents or are we simply prosecuting parents when in fact what we really need is meaningful gun safety laws? >> we need both. this is a case of extreme recklessness, as you just said. this father but his young teenage son a weapon of war for christmas present after he had been investigated for threatening to perform a school shooting. but we need to recognize that we need accountability at all levels. georgia lawmakers have also failed this school, this community, and the state of georgia by continuously putting the needs of the gun industry about the needs of protecting our children. it is always an adult gun owner's responsibility to prevent children from accessing firearms, and it is important to understand

we are the annie a. and that is what we do. >> she raises an important question. are all the things? do you know? >> everybody is making fun of this but i felt like it wasn't that bad. comparatively to the stuff we have been hearing from teachers unions, at least she was saying they showed work. do you not remember that, for two years teachers were like it's not safe for us to work and the thing about schools, no. they mention students as being a thing. on the list of issues with teachers unions, this was comparatively great. you used to say none of the things. >> you claim to be a performer. how would you rate her performance? >> terrible. it was so vague and disingenuous. i didn't know you can catch the holy ghost at these things. that is allowed anywhere? very awkward and weird and that is why we are criticizing. it is disingenuous, to say a bunch of vague things about a subject doesn't do anything. it riles everyone up. you see it on the view. with every sentence, it is just some limerick that gets a bunch of women in the crowd to clap. it is the dumbest. they

annie your thoughts.sors of weather on gb news. >> good morning. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. a change today for many southern areas with a thunderstorm warning in force across the north and west, though it should remain fairly fine and it will feel warm in any sunshine still. but there's quite a lot of cloud around. once again this morning, particularly across eastern areas of northern england, parts of eastern scotland too. we could see some drizzly rain, but for most of us across more northern areas, it should stay dry through much of the day. now, as that cloud does lift and break up for more southern areas. that will allow some thunderstorms and heavy showers to break out. not everywhere is going to see them, but we could see some localised impacts. where you do see them and where we do see the sunshine, temperatures climbing towards the low to mid 20s for many southern areas. a slightly cooler day further north and west, but plenty of fine weather to come through the next couple of

our correspondent anni prokufieva was told about how the battles went by their direct participants.hnikovs versus nato armored vehicles. the commander of the assault company, call sign bakh, together with the battalion commander callsign otmel we were going to study the operational situation and were the first to meet the enemy. we got up, we went towards sudzha, immediately i left with the battalion commander for reconnaissance, the situation there was changing very quickly, as soon as we drove into the green way, enemy armored vehicles rolled out at us, we came under fire, in general, we were able to use machine guns, since we had nothing else with us at that moment, we did not expect the enemy there, we were able to drive off the armored vehicles with machine guns, we did not allow the landing force to land. destroyed immediately. the enemy tried to break through from all sides. the village of malaya loknya in the sudzhansky district became one of the main strongholds of our fighters in this direction. the defense was occupied on the territory of the women's correctional colony n

. in vitebsk, the second song on the topic of youth problems, i took a bird from the repertoire of annie loroc, this song shows that you do not need to give up, that you need to go to the end, that you will definitely get lucky someday and no one will ever break you, today the dacha smiled, i can not. who graze every day, who live music, who create and i have ...

un fuerte abrazo annie hasta winder, georgia.uedo describir. satcha: esto ocurre al principio del aÑo escolar en horas de la maÑana cÓmo te das cuenta tÚ que algo estÁ pasando la preparatoria apalachee. como confirmas como mamÁ, con tu hermana y tu cuÑada que los jovencitos estÁn bien. annie: eran las 10:56 aproximadamente estaba yo manejando hacia el trabajo y nos llega un mensaje de texto que es de la escuela como se comunican con las maestras todo lo que estÁ pasando. veo un mensaje que estÉ seguridad de mi sobrina y las escuelas tambiÉn estÁn en lockdown muy cerca mi sobrina estÁ en apalachee. llamo a mi hermano y le digo no te asustes me mandaron un mensaje de la escuela que la escuela estando optaron voy en camino y me dice annie no te preocupes hay un tiroteo. yo veo mucha policÍa, muchos helicÓpteros que estaban cerca y llegÓ hasta allÁ y todo el mundo parquea como locos y estÁn los estudiantes para ver si sus hijos estÁn bien ellos querÍan tambiÉn asegurarse que los niÑos estÉn bien estoy muy orgullosa. satcha: no puedo

existing swedes is in the hour of the late war, which has fallen on top since the 17th and 18th centuries annichaeologists, who gave us the good fortune, have revealed this kingdom, it seems, that the completed slupo, the kalon, which we know, we know until now, there is a date there for the 16-17th century, adpavedna, navat not only , so, ale i sama the system, as if... stupidly closed, was changing at the same time. admer of barysa-glebskaya tsarkov in the 20th century show that it is wrong. the scenes appeared to be non-perpendicular. detailed analysis shows that this is not a consequence of any future dust. during the adzinaga planning principle, all the churches of the early christian period may suffer from such problems. at that time, it was difficult for doylid to exhibit the correct image of the egyptians. a trigon or a notch, but basically this symbolic feature of the thighs is a long-standing panic of dimensions and dimensions. all the christian churches of the pavement were arranged with an altar for the departure, but for the current year of the sun it is impossible to leave the sa

annie is a regular at this glasgow lunch club.'ve got. she's likely to lose her winter fuel payment, following recently announced cuts. i come here every day now, because i'm also saving money with not having gas on or electricity on, and you get the company and you would just be sitting in the house with your heating on, costing you a lot of money! not everyone at the daffodil club will lose their winter fuel payment, but many are conscious of the cost of living. i sometimes fill a water bottle up and sit it on my knee if i feel a wee bit cold — i do that sometimes. recently announced cuts are being felt from local lunch clubs... # turn back the page... ..to well—known theatres like the dundee rep. arts body creative scotland has closed new applications for a fund supporting artists, musicians and producers because of concerns about scottish government budgets. without those individual artists, we can't do the work that we do. so angry doesn't cut it, really — it's just taking a whole layer of funding and therefore a whole layer

of course, this is like for a creative person, an opportunity to test fate, his famous letters to anniea, where he basically describes the situation that i got so many florins, and i lost everything, this is an endless series, then there are contemporaries who would call fyodor mikhailovich a very toxic person, yes, because he caused a lot of trouble to his wife, yes, well, and the work "the player " yes, it is essentially autobiographical, there are very good types of players, the attitude to the game that those who visit the gambling hall have is shown, there is an active, objective, all writers and pushkin, and tolstoy, and dostoevsky. tried to find some kind of system in the game, tried, but could not find it, because this system simply does not exist, you must trust the case, well, and somehow not get excited, but it was very difficult to do this, but we also have ivan andreevich krylov, who is also a completely wonderful player, a very famous one, and just as romanovin said, he was not a very wealthy man in his youth and simply earned his living by playing cards... games, he playe

been eye opening and a wonderful learning [music] my name is-the coowner of chalosism and, my name is annie, the coowner of chalos. >> we [indiscernible] like original style. and-it is more american and then coffee, local coffee. i am one of the chalos. so, my father is gonzalo [indiscernible] chalos means--i always been involved in food industry. we used to have a food restaurant and then i been in different parts of the world in spain, in the u.s., back in the days food industry, so it is my thing. and then, it was my-follow her to her country so that is why we opened chalos. >> i was born and raised in the sunset district. moving back from being abroad so long i have been over 8 years. this neighborhood meant a lot to me. when we saw the space, i was like, that's it. this area i'm very familiar with. in the last 5 to 10 years it changed a lot. it is really good for young families. you dont need to leave the neighborhood anymore and what i like most about it, most of the businesses have local residents within district 4, the sunset area with their own businesses so it gives the community

perquisizione le appartiene è suo no prego no io non ho visto mai queste cose e sto qua in carcere da quasi 17 annion le ho visto. 17 mesi, 17 mesi, scusi, sì, no, scusi, sono voluto andare a vedere su indicazione di salah che quando andavo a trovarlo in carcere vi diceva avvocato, ma guarda che vai vedere questa casa, vai vedere questo scaldabagno, se può veramente contenere tra lo spazio della dello scalda del del vertice dello scaldabagno e il soffitto può contenere un pacchetto di titolo da set, vado nella casa con l'autorizzazione ovviamente. della pubblica accusa e è accompagnato dai carabinieri che mi dovevano appunto scortare e vedo che è impossibile umanamente che potesse con essere più di 5 cm in quello spazio, allora mi sono detto come poteva trovarsi un pacchetto che avevamo anche ricostruito noi con le varie con le dimensioni dateci e contenere del tritolo questo brevissimo spazio, allora tutto questo strano evolversi di cose ha fatto sorgere un altro dubbio, dico ma come? sono in se non è successo che quel materiale è stato collocato la sera stessa da parte di chi degli operanti non l

been eye opening and a wonderful learning [music] my name is-the coowner of chalosism and, my name is annie, the coowner of chalos. >> we [indiscernible] like original style. and-it is more american and then coffee, local coffee. i am one of the chalos. so, my father is gonzalo [indiscernible] chalos means--i always been involved in food industry. we used to have a food restaurant and then i been in different parts of the world in spain, in the u.s., back in the days food industry, so it is my thing. and then, it was my-follow her to her country so that is why we opened chalos. >> i was born and raised in the sunset district. moving back from being abroad so long i have been over 8 years. this neighborhood meant a lot to me. when we saw the space, i was like, that's it. this area i'm very familiar with. in the last 5 to 10 years it changed a lot. it is really good for young families. you dont need to leave the neighborhood anymore and what i like most about it, most of the businesses have local residents within district 4, the sunset area with their own businesses so it gives the community

let's have a look what the weather holds in store with for us us, with annie shuttleworth , it with annies are heating up. >> boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news. >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news weather update. a lot of cloud to come in overnight tonight across eastern areas. that will make for a fairly dull start to thursday with the best of any brighter weather across western areas. so we do have an easterly wind at the moment. that's because high pressure is set over to the north and east of the uk, bringing in that easterly wind, and that's what's going to drag in the cloud overnight. once again tonight, i think the cloud is going to be more extensive tonight compared to previous nights. and it'll probably linger a little longer into tomorrow morning. we could see some drizzly rain over any high ground as well, but with the strength of the breeze and fairly extensive cloud, it's going to be another mild night away from the clearer skies across the further north and west parts of northern ireland and western scotland in particular, seeing a very fine star

cnn's annie grayer joins us now to unpack her new reporting about a push for a house vote. so any where does speaker mike johnson stand in all this well, that's the big question, manu, when i've talked to house republicans who made this push to speaker johnson directly. >> they say that for the most part the speaker is placating them you know, hearing them out but not giving a firm answer. and in one case, a lawmaker told me that speaker johnson specifically said no, this vote is not going to happen. now, there are a lot of factors at play here. what you and i have talked about and covered extensively. the first is that they're only the house only in session for two more weeks before government funding runs out and don't that is johnson's main focus. it's been a mess so far on top of that, he's running he's running a very narrow and divided majority. so even though there is this public support for ivf, there aren't a lot of members who are willing to stand up and publicly put their name behind it. but the moderate republicans who i spoke to said that this would really be he

. >> this annie, is one of these the public partisan finger-pointing exploded right out of the gate in the wake of what we saw sunday with donald trump and as you could see, j.d. vance was going there and saying that it's blaming democrats for rhetoric that he says is escalating this, but it does seem to me that it is impossible to pull apart what we have seen from donald trump, the level of the rhetoric that he has injected into this campaign actual events we have seen in terms of how the levels of violence in our political system have risen in recent years. >> yeah, i mean, i one thing to sort of, to be clear here with the two incidents and thank god, the secret service reacted as they did. and the former president was unharmed. we don't know the motive of the of either one of these shooters i mean, we just don't. but i think the underlying point is right. and i think you see that the most clearly, quite frankly, and ohio where the rhetoric about the false rhetoric, rhetoric about immigrants, their has caused bomb threats in schools and so there's a relationship there that's very cle

now, my colleague annie greer, writing about how house republicans are planning to focus on the vice president kamala harris. but again, how do you expect this to play out over the next several weeks because it is kind of this very particular time up there on the hill yeah i think that they're. going to launch different investigations into kamala harris and tim waltz. i think they're not going to go anywhere. i think they're going to be like the impeachment inquiry on the oversight committee, which has become a wild goose chase. that is basically died at this point and i think again, it goes back to this issue of what do the american people want? they want us to focus on their problems. they want us to focus on their kitchen table discussions about how do they educate their kids, how do they access high-quality health care? how do they get a job that allows them to stay? or enter the middle-class the less that the republicans focus on those topics, the more out of touch they are with the priorities of the american people and so now the attention turns to democrats, i know would love

>> i was doing a song with my girl band called pistol annies.ed i got my name changed back. i broke his heart and i took his money, got my name back. >> i got my legs back. >> and i was obviously not looking around for my new boyfriend in new york city, but we just happened to cross paths and we invited him to our show that night. the girls did, and we only gave them one ticket, no plus one. >> they knew what they were doing, and he came to the show and just really hit it off. >> i'm from a family of first responders. i felt like we had a lot of common ground, and we've been married almost six years now. he's great. you met him at mom and dad's at your mom and dad's house. you really did it big. you came straight to the lamberts. like my hometown and everything. we immersed you. >> i could tell how important family was to you. can you talk about how your family has inspired your music and your career along the way? >> when i decided to set out on this journey like 1617, you know, my parents and i sat down and they're like, i was like, i don't wa

come out the community is going to be fantastic, and the energy is going to be even better, sister annie cacl2, we really appreciate your time and we look forward to seeing you out there on sunday. thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> all right. so abc seven will live s stream the paradeeam stag at 11 a.m. on sunday. this year's theme is rooted in pride. head over to abc seven news.com/pride for information on the parade routes and more. tune in sunday wherever you stream abc seven news. some people reaching out to 40 niners. rookie ricky pearsall are reaching the wrong number. the 12 year old probably family. family, why is that? buenos dias, buenos dias. la comunidad es el corazón del barrio. pues sin ella no hay vida, no hay esperanza. everything that i'm doing is for my family. yeah. las mismas cosas que yo quiero para mi hijo las quiero para los niños de la comunidad. (♪) an update now to the work to build a better bay area and a cleaner planet. a critical project to tackle trash in our oceans is docked in san francisco today, sharing an update on their next steps. the pr

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annie is a regular at this glasgow lunch club.ever i've got. she's likely to lose her winter fuel payment, following recently announced cuts. i come here every day now, because i'm also saving money with not having gas on or electricity on, and you get the company and you would just be sitting in the house with your heating on, costing you a lot of money! not everyone at the daffodil club will lose their winter fuel payment, but many are conscious of the cost of living. i sometimes fill a water bottle up and sit it on my knee if i feel a wee bit cold — i do that sometimes. recently announced cuts are being felt from local lunch clubs... # turn back the page... ..to well—known theatres like the dundee rep. arts body creative scotland has closed new applications for a fund supporting artists, musicians and producers because of concerns about scottish government budgets. without those individual artists, we can't do the work that we do. so angry doesn't cut it, really — it's just taking a whole layer of funding and therefore a whole

and we say good morning to annie shuttleworth.utlook on the forecast this morning. very autumnal . autumnal. >> that warm feeling inside from boxt boilers sponsors of weather on gb news >> hello. good evening. welcome to your latest gb news. weather update a cold spell of weather to come through the rest of this week. a particularly cold northerly wind will develop throughout the country overnight tonight and that will bring with it some blustery showers as well. the air is coming from the arctic, hence why it's quite so cold. we've got low pressure up to the north and east of the uk, so that's brought some very windy weather across northeastern areas of scotland, through the rest through this afternoon. that will move away to the east though overnight. and so it will turn a little bit calmer for these areas, but still quite a cold wind through much of the night and frequent showers across north and western areas. a bit more shelter further south and east. temperatures widely in the single figures, so it will be a chilly start to

to begin with, listen to the composition of annie loroc dances, then, i am sure, everything will go likeckwork. in the evening twilight , the sunset is born. the weak always, the invisible is guilty, live, the language of love, sharper than stakins, days measured weeks, lips burned, opened the heart doors, moonlight rain, moonlight rain wrapped in shoulders hugged, and you kissed with your eyes, at night dancing and tears of dawn, and... the stars kissed the moon in the distance with love, white fogs outside, july, kiss my heart, i love you, dancing and tears of dawn from love, kissed the moon in the distance with joy, white fogs outside, july, my heart beats in my heart i love you, i love you, i love you , don't try to look for another, i've gone crazy, i'm panicking, i'm standing one step from the edge, i wake up, i'm dying again, i'm tired of waiting at night, looking for my feelings in the past, the illness has its last frontier, its last frontier, at night dancing and tears of dawn from love, the stars kissed, they shine in the distance, white fogs outside, july, kiss my heart, i lo

in sweden, reminding him of the landscapes of the suburbs of leningrad, he wrote this dedication to annie akhmatova. mikhail baryshnikov even encouraged joseph brodsky to come to his homeland, incognito. he said: listen, where will i live? i say: listen, what a problem, for me it was very difficult for him to come to places that are so dear and important to him. no, he did not come. i understand why, this is my parents' room, yes, yes, and i think that right there, where the writer's typewriter is, brodsky will return here could only in memory, by the mid-eighties strangers lived in one and a half rooms, although he wrote, as long as you have a sense of who you are and what is most essential in you, it makes no difference where you live. we were interested in showing brodsky from the point of view of his inner world, to give the viewer the opportunity to feel emotion, to understand who brodsky was. how he lived, what he thought about and what was happening to him precisely on an emotional level. the opportunity for the viewer to be a little inquisitive, curious, to look somewhere, to spy.

gray writing in text messages to her sister, annie brown, i was the one that notified the school counselor at the high school and i told them it was an extreme emergency for for them to go immediately and find my son to check on him. nbc news confirmed the call with brown, but has not seen or verified the text messages. one of the stews dents in gray's class reportedly saw an official looking for gray moments before the shooting began. >> she thought that he was another kid with a very similar name and then about 10 to 15 minutes later that's when the one they were looking for came shooting. if they would have acted in the beginning, maybe some of the lives could have been saved today. >> reporter: in all, two students and two teachers were killed. nine others were injured. in a statement to nbc news, baro county school system says they are not commenting on specific details. with the shooter and his father in police custody, both pleading not guilty to multiple counts of felony murder, investigators are now working to uncover a motive. as the community grapples with unspeakable loss. >> o

su tÍa annie brown le dijo al washington post que Él estaba suplicando por ayuda y que s adultos en sustÁ diciendo que necesita apoyo psicolÓgico, que no estÁ bien, que estÁ triste, que estÁ angustiado, realmente hay que prestarle atenciÓn, esÁa bien y con 14 aÑos, gray es el tirador masivo mÁs joven. en 26 aÑos lo preceden dos niÑos de 11 y 13 aÑos que en el nobel. en 1998 mataron a un maestro y a cuatro estudiantes a tiros en su escuela en arkansas. regreso contigo, johanna. >> lamentable. gracias, betty, por tu informe. y pasando a la polÍtica hoy ya sabemos cÓmo serÁ el primer debate entre kamala harris y donald trump el prÓximo martes. el cara a cara durarÁ 90 minutos. no tendrÁ pÚblico. y los candidatos solo podrÁn tener un bolÍgrafo, un bloc y una botella de agua. sus micrÓfonos estarÁn cerrados mientras habla el oponente. tendrÁn dos minutos para replicar. recuerden que noticias telemundo tendrÁ una cobertura especial multiplataforma del debate presidencial el 10 de septiembre. julio vaqueiro liderarÁ la cobertura en vivo desde filadelfia. esta campaÑa presidencial es la primer