chloe!een on the show she's like, "no, you haven't." >> jimmy: yeah [ laughter ] this is the truth. it was 19 years ago. i found this out i guest hosted for david letterman. i remember i did it, and you did me such a favor, because we were friends and they were like, "who -- do you have any famous friends that want to come on the show? they couldn't book the show because i was the host, and no one really knew me so i said, "chloe, please help me out." and rufus wainwright, he helped me out as well but you came on and talked with me and i have a photo this is us 19 years ago on "david letterman." >> cute. >> jimmy: look at us [ audience aws ] buddy. [ laughter ] look at us >> look, i'm wearing the same dress. >> jimmy: you're wearing the same dress i mean, look at this we can -- let's recreate it. i'm trying to recreate it right now. let's do it. yeah, oh, yeah perfect. [ cheers and applause anyways, i'll never forget that thank you for doing that >> any time. >> jimmy: i mean, we have so muc

you guys came into the war chloe x halle, the first album together.parate projects, we'll talk -- about in just a second. okay. we'll talk about. it surprise, okay. we're gonna talk about. it how is it performing together, and working on music data but also still trying to retain your individual loudly as artists? >> i am so proud of my sister, i like learning to be proud of myself and i'm proud of what we're doing together and separately. and i think it's gonna make our third album that much more special. because it's like we're building are dual fan base, we're also building our own, and when you come together, you know what i think does it so well, i love these ladies. i think serena and venus, i think city girls. >> yes. >> they're so great together they also have their own thing going on at the same time. but you never lose sight who they are as a group. i think that's just really cool. >> i'm happy we're doing that. >> yeah, you together is just amazing but also, separate okay -- very excited about the live action little mermaid. cannot wait to

. >> belle: chloe, hi. >> chloe: hi. >> belle: uh, come in.te, thomas, you remember my friend miss chloe, right? >> thomas: we thought it was our mom. >> jan: our baby is the smallest one in the nicu by far. >> shawn: yeah, but he's doing really well, and he's... >> jan: anhe started cryrying. >> shawn: he put on weight. >> jan: and he, he... i couldn't even comfort him. i just wanted to take his little hand so that he knew i was there. >> shawn: hey, he knows, jan. all right, he knows. [phone beeps] >> jan: [sobs softly] whwho's that? >> shawn: it's nobody. >> jan: well your whole face just changed. who was it? >> shawn: it's the warden. he's asking when i'm gonna bring you back to prison. >> male announcer: like sands through the hourglass, so are the "days of our lives." [soft orchestration] ♪ ♪ >> belle: why don't you two run into the kitchen and i think my dad is about to pull some chocolate chip cookies out of the oven. >> thomas: come on, charlotte, let's go. [soft dramatic music] ♪ ♪ >> chloe: they still don't know about their mom? >>

this morning, chloe attended the funeral of her teacher, mrs garcia. she also plans to attend the funerals of her co teacher and her 19 other classmates who died in that shooting, and chloe's mother says in the fall, she will be home schooled in texas joy addison ktvu. fox two news. i don't even know what to say. like to that. that little girl went through such horror in that hearing that gunman say goodnight and then just started shooting everybody. it's just horrific joy. thank you. a grand jury has filed charges of domestic terrorism motivated by hate and 10 counts of first degree murder for the buffalo supermarket shooting. payton general ran is accused of fatally shooting 10 black people last month. you had previously been charged with first degree murder in the shooting, which also injured three others. the 18 year old has pleaded pleaded not guilty. he is scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. ukrainian troops facing more resistance in the east, and aid pours into the country. why russia's president is saying help from the u. s is not actually help

i think about my friend, chloe. chloe is a beautiful, smart young lady with down syndrome and at 18 she's appeared before the u.n. twice and spoken and she told the world, embrace, don't erase down syndrome. she's helped pass laws at the state level that would make sure that parents when they receive that prenatal diagnosis of having a child -- a baby with down syndrome they would actually get accurate information as to the potential of that life. democrats want to eliminate laws like closy's. we -- closy's. we must -- chloe's. we must stand affirm with the court. my hope, my prayer is that america will reclaim our identity as a nation whose god-given rights are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all. and i'm pleased to introduce -- [applause] a gentleman who's made it his life's mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smith, the gentleman from new jersey. [applause] mr. smith: thank you so much. today, ladies and gentlemen, is a brand new opportunity to defend the weakest and most vul

you know, i want to talk also about what chloe is saying, i think it's so important. i think another thing that made people turn their attention to this trial, johnny depp testified early in the trial. they was a very early witness for his side, and he testified that he was a victim of physical abuse. he testified that he was hit, and for a man to come out saying i am a man and i am a victim of domestic abuse, he said that she would start hitting him and he would run to the bathroom, he would run to bedrooms, he would lock himself in. she'd be pounding on the door because he wanted it to end. the jury then heard an audio tape where amber heard is saying, yeah, i slapped you, okay, i didn't hit you, i slapped you. come on, johnny, don't be such a baby. it was admitted into evidence that there was that. now, there was much against johnny depp, but i think when you hear a man saying i was a victim, i think that demands attention, and i think it did get attention. >> it's certainly something we do not hear often. >> correct. >> and i want to ask about the influence of the

i think about my friend chloe. chloe is a beautiful, smart, young lady with down syndrome and at 18 she has appeared before the u.n. twice, spoken, and she told the world, and brace, don't erase down syndrome. she's helped pass laws at the state level that would make sure that parents when they receive that prenatal diet gnosis of having a baby with down syndrome -- diagnosis that back that they would get accurate diagnosis. democrats want to eliminate loss. we must in together and say enough. the court of from that every life is worth living. my hope, my prayer is america will reclaim our identity as a nation whose god-given rights are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness for all. and i am pleased to introduce -- [applause] -- a a gentleman who has madet his life mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smith, , gentleman from nw jersey. [applause] >> today, ladies and gentlemen, is a brand-new opportunity to thin the week is the most vulnerable from the violence of abortion that includes t

chloe melas is joining us with details.verdict, what happened. >> hey there, wolf. it was a big moment for johnny depp and his legal team. a big win, so the jury finding that heard defamed johnny depp, her ex-husband, in three separate statements. this all goes back to a "washington post" op-ed that she wrote in 2018 where she didn't name johnny by name specifically, but she said that she had been a victim of domestic abuse. johnny taking the stand multiple times saying i never laid a hand on anybody. now, depp was awarded $10 million in compensatory damages, $5 million in punitive. he had been seeking $50 million. i do want to, though, point out amber heard was countersuing johnny depp for $100 million. they awarded her $2 million and found that he defamed her in one particular statement, so tiny win there for her, but really this was unanimous in favor of johnny depp. and i think it shocked a lot of people because there were several days of jury deliberations, wolf, and we didn't know which way this was going to swing. al

"the times" reports that chloe's call lasted for 17 minutes. 17 minutes. and the 11 minutes into that 911 call, the sound of gunfire could actually be overheard. and i keep going back to those keywords we just said, we heard from this readout, still alive. now, thank god chloe was able to survive. but many of her friends and teachers, they did not. and i want you to listen to chloe's first-hand account. >> my friend amy, she started trying to call the police with her friend's phone. and when they did that, he started saying, you'll die. he shot my friend and my teachers. he shot the girl next to me, and she said, i've been shot. and i didn't want to say anything because i didn't want him to come over and shoot me. so, i set quiet. and he came back and shot her again because she wouldn't be quiet. >> it's so difficult to hear that coming from the voice of a child and having her describe what happened around her. and her ability to tell what happened in that moment is so crucial to better understanding every part of this. and i know, as a former federal pros

chloe is a beautiful, smart young lady with down syndrome. at 18 appeared before the u.n. twice and spoken she told the world embrace, don't erase down's syndrome. she helped pass laws at the state level that make sure parents when they receive that prenatal diagnosis of having a baby with down's syndrome, that they get accurate information as to the potential of that life. democrats want to eliminate laws like chloe's we must stand together and say enough the court affirmed every life is worth living my hope, my prayer is that america will reclaim our identity as a nation whose god given rights are life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness for all. i am pleased to introduce a gentleman who's made it his life's mission to protect life and reclaim life in america, chris smith. gentleman from new jersey. >> today, ladies and gentlemen, is a new opportunity to protect the weakest, most vulnerable from the violence of abortion. that includes the baby and mother, co-victim of every abortion for decades up to this moment, abortion advocates went to extraordinary lengths to cov

a pub, chloe, clint can served as foreign minister of ukraine from 2014, to 20. 19. and before that, it was ukraine's ambassador to germany. he also reflected on the days vincent keith overall it was a it would show cilla dairy 2 very important to floss ukrainians. it should see a fold. eda, se hearing kid. of course it's evolve the green light for our candidate status. it's like you osteen in front of a traffic light and it's all yellow and not always green. and remember, and my dad started to in 2017. our food in parish's uniform. h in not signed news, east creation agreement, sole z, green light for your green ends. is this answer or future? it's not just the sense of victory is this and so future and thumbs adult pals that, that soul say more kind of special emotions. the latest growing the firm ear b, understand in? well not just understand and bad. she'll in the ceiling, all of the christ committed. but it's also it beat off mix feelin. i have to be honest here because many people expected mall in this answer for refund. and it's also kind of communication prob

chloe hayward, bbc news. our top story this lunchtime.rst appearance at the dispatch box since winning a vote of confidence. the shoppers building up debt by borrowing money to make their buy now pay later repayments. coming up on the bbc news channel. the prospective takeover of derby county is in danger of collapsing. the bbc understands that chris kirchner has failed to close the deal, but the american businessman insists the takeover will still happen. russia's foreign minister sergei lavrov has denied that the war in ukraine is causing a globalfood crisis, despite soaring prices driven by the collapse of ukrainian exports. mr lavrov was speaking after a meeting in ankara with his turkish counterpart who's trying to broker an agreement to unblock grain shipments from ukrainian ports. it comes as ukraine says russia is stopping all other operations to focus on its offensive on severodonetsk. 0ur correspondentjoe inwood sent this report from kyiv. the donbas is burning. this is lysychansk, just a few miles away from the current front li

it will say next week whether it will be given candidate status as to meet you are so welcome to chloe with momentum, seemingly shifting in moscow's favour. ukrainian president was clearly pleased to see us he left on the lion again top of their agenda, ukraine's e. u. membership bid the european commission chief is promising progress soon. zalinski and the president of the european commission, russell a founder lang. as you know, the commission is currently preparing the recommendations of so called opinion for the u. member states. we have been working day and night on this assessment and i promised to you and april the of will not him. yeah. that we will be tirelessly working on it. so the discussions today will enable us to finalize our assessment by the end of next week. that of zalinski is keen to stress that it's not just ukraine's fake the on the line. lee, we through that as was will more than on suddenly a decisive moment. not only for ukraine and the european union, but for the entire european continent, summers that was now decide the future of united europe, certainly, and

. >> chloe fineman. >> jimmy: chloe fineman, who's very funny on "saturday night live."y years. >> well, i was a fan. i used to be a member of an improvisational theater group at the comedy store in the late '70s. and we would open for -- we were like two house bands. we were the opening house group and there was the comedy store players, which a lot of people were second city were there including marty short and betty thomas and robin williams would sit in. he'd come in after his "mork & mindy" nights, you know. so i saw marty on stage a lot in those days. >> jimmy: so you were around in those days where all those big comics like rodney dangerfield -- >> everybody, yeah. >> jimmy: -- and david letterman and jay leno and all those guys -- >> yeah. seinfeld, billy crystal. everybody that we all cherish today were all there showcasing. occasionally you'd have people like steve martin would come in or redd foxx or richard pryor. >> jimmy: redd foxx would come in. wow. >> yeah. he was the dirtiest comic i've heard in my life. >> jimmy: and one of the greatest for sure. >> he

when you're from the dog, with no token of going from the for chloe. but what has come and found really move these the price of these has gone up to me because as you know, days are shortage of bees. anyone in the united states stays a shortage of these in many countries, or anything through lanka has no choice now but to actually directly via russian oil and gas in my you know, and, and bypass the sanctions just like india. after russian ships who are banned from entering ports, we supplies were severely cut, exports almost hard, which immediately undermine the country's food security. disconnecting russian banks from this wave payment system has impacted the tourism industry. today the sri lankan budget is hemorrhaging billions of dollars. in the recent past, sri lanka suffered a civil war when tamela temperatures trying to create an independent state. they were defeated at the cost of $80000.00 lives. these a former sri lankan army soldiers who fought in the civil war heroes. but now that banding making ends meet today, they questioned the sacrifice

. >> chloe shakes like a leaf.ou bring your animals inside when the fireworks start going off in your neighborhood. experts suggest you leave the tv on, or play music to help run to out the sound from outside. you can even check in with your vet and see if medication is an option. >> keep your pet away from sparklers and be sure your pet has on a collar in case they get out during the festivities. being prepared can go a long way making sure everyone in your family has a good time. also a good reminder to make sure your dog is chipped as well. >> in case they run away, you can find them easily. she does not do well. >> poor chloe. >> you put on the music, me holder her, still shakes, the tongue is out. >> dad, i need your help. >>> 5:56 the time. big decision coming tonight for the oakland board of education. >> the school closures that could be reversed after a pushback from parents in the district. >>> plus the fate of the a's in oakland, the key vote this week and the team's bid to build a waterfront ball park.

. ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: performing "kiss me (i loved you)" from his new album "chloe and♪ ♪ our dream ended like dreams do but kiss m i loved you ♪ ♪ ♪ i heard everything about you and maybe half of it was true ♪ ♪ love is muc less a mystery than who you give it to ♪ ♪ kiss me kiss m like long ago ♪ ♪ kiss me i'm still yours ♪ ♪ bab our drea ended like dreams do ♪ ♪ but kiss me don't you miss m kiss m i loved you ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: father john misty. "chloe and the next 20th century" is out now we'll be right back, ladies and gentlemen. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: my thanks to benedict cumberbatch, sydney sweeney, father john misty, once again. and, of course, the roots, right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania [ cheers and applause thank you for watching stay tuned for "late night with seth meyers. goodnight, everybody thank you. [ cheers and applause ♪ ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ♪ >> announcer: from 30 rockefeller plaza in new york, it's "late night with seth meyers. tonight -- sarah silverman, star of "law & order," actor

chloe? >> so, we talk about government in high school about how, like, third parties were normally intended to split a party. so, what's his thought to, like, was he hoping that he would win or was he just hoping that, by splitting the party, taft would lose? >> i think it really hoped to win. he hated woodrow wilson, we are going -- he took no joy in wilson's victory. but i think he was also angry at the republican leadership for having denied him what he thought of as his delegates, the convention, he should have been their nominee. so it wasn't a lot of love lost between those two. i think he hoped to win. and he will try to get back into the good graces of the republicans in the last few years of his life, without a whole lot of success. they were pretty angry with him for what he did in 1912, but some people think he might have been a republican's nominee in 1920, had he lived that far. good question. well, a few things here to wrap up, then. after his time with president bull moose can

every americannceses parent should watch chloes brave testimony. t >> our transjordan were not questioned. i went through with surgery despite having therapists and attending the top surgery class. i really didn't understand allsn the ramifications of any of the medical decisions i was making w i wasn't capable of understanding and it was downplayed consistently u by parents on the other hand , were pressured to continuess my so-calledur gender journey with the suicide threat. i wille never be able to breastfeed a child. i have blood clots in my earwa and i'm unable to fully empty k my . no i do not yet know if i am capable of carrying a child to full. w in factil even the doctorsit who put me on puberty blockersy and soslan do not know this mutilation of our children is what the democrat party now stands for proudly allowingns along with course of wanting more abortions, obsessing about january six , smearing everyone they disagree with as racist, forcing you to become poorer for their green fantasy and funding hopeless wars. that's what they thin

just to what i still cared about, bullet dornbush chloe gentle's school bleached the soviet ortho was in a thanked, ignored events, took their courses. if soviet russia didn't exist for that, a heavy price would soon be paid in munich, britain and germany signed a mutual non aggression pact that was the combination of the policy to appease hitler. ah, i have brought you peace. the prime minister chamberlain probably tell the british people on his return from munich church hills reply we have sustained a total on unmitigated defeat. those other features which marked an improvident stewardship for which great britain and france hath dearly to pay. churchill beak realised on and he was alone in the british leadership that this policy of what's called appeasement. you know, encouraging hitler. had been a big mistake. ah, in a no deductible which plan, you're going to show a one with a question here with what did you do? i look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot must obey the orders given by human beings, except where such order is that conflict w

chloe and like government in high school about how like third parties were normally intended to split a party. so was his thought to like was he hoping that he would win or was he just hoping that by splitting the party taff would lose. um, i think he really hoped to win. he hated woodrow wilson. we'll come to hate him more as time went on. he took no joy and wilson victory, but i think he was also angry at the republican leadership for having denied him what he thought of as his delicates the convention. he should have been their nominee. there wasn't a lot of love loss between them too between those two either. i think he hoped to win. and he will try to get back into the good graces the republicans in the last few years of his life without a whole lot of success because they're pretty angry with him before he did in 1912, but some people think he might have been the republican's nominee in 1920 how he looked that far good question. well a few things here to wrap up then. after his time with the that's a bull moose candidate 1912. he leaves once again, and this seems to be one of hi

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anyway, i like them, her own contour, and a long chloe where, where are the rest of the letters? where are the rest of the names? what is this in wise laying here? i mean, why is it lane? yeah. you know, we told the agency we told them that we could not trust them. we told them that we could not entrust all father's legacy to them. i honestly, i didn't think it would look very bad. can i can your carlotta has an uphill battle? it's always difficult to to investigate a case that is decor told because witnesses have died. suspects have died, memories fade, and so much cover up has taken place. but laconia remains resolute. the legacy of the colonel toys is so much more than just power for us, is more about honoring their lives in the legacies of people who gave their lives for us to be free. so long as families want justice to be done, then just as needs to be done because the rights of, of those families need to be vindicated. and it's not a question about just letting bygones be bygones. if we are happy to, to lead to several 100 murders to be swept under the carpet and what's to

head coach to see different combinations and formations — with almost her first touch, substitute chloeeyed... and scored to her great delight. the seal was broken for england, a header cleared, by the captain was waiting for the rebound. while a 3—0 score is impressive, there is another benefit to tonight's match — another benefit to tonight's match — a chance to give these fans a taste of what's to come at next month's home euros. jane dougall, bbc news. the favourite kyprios, ridden by ryan moore, won the gold cup at royal ascot to deny stradivarius a record—equalling fourth victory. it was an exciting finish with frankie dettori taking stradivarius wide, but they couldn't close the gap and ended up third, with mojo star second. and that's now an eighth gold cup win for irish trainer aidan 0'brien. three british athletes battled it out in the women's 800 metres at tonight's diamond league meeting. keely hodgkinson, laura muir, and jemma reekie lined up in oslo — and it was 0lympic silver medallist hodgkinson who won it. muir was second, with reekie a disappointing eighth. with more o

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worked with manually without the use of expensive machinery. anna herring discovered her passion for chloe and the use of local resources at the age of 19, during a year abroad in bangladesh. a few years later, she carried out her 1st construction project there. oh, in 24. 0, she won her 1st award for school in richer poor india. there she designed for her thesis. ah, ever since harry here has been building with clea and with a clear conscience initially in asia and africa. ah, in 2030 instruction began, and these hostiles me to frankly, stones, and bamboo and china. this was anna herring, his contribution to long chan. international b annella. the design is reminiscent of chinese lanterns blue. she completed this daycare center in simp, up week in 2014. 0 harry, her sustainable building concept is in demand world wide. she teaches at harvard immunity answering and is one of the few women to run her own architectural firm. again and again, she feels drawn back to bangladesh. lou all used participation highly and equal rights to the whole village. both men and women joined in to build this

the chloe ankle strap sandal is usually's $17. you can go in for a kid and buy it at $13 59 san.they lowered that puppy to $11.99, will they sustain the traffic that you say is required? >> tom, what we have here is the consumer reposition very quickly. these markdowns taking place are critical. target is doing that now. the consumer shift is faster than they expected in terms of the consumer going up, buying suitcases instead of swimsuits. that has been under pressure, too. markdowns will occur in the market this quarter. back-to-school should be pretty good. there is lots of savings on the sideline, but the consumer on the lower -- is unprepared -- is under pressure. jonathan: has this trend for the consumer changed? or is it both? what is it? oliver: the consumer. is faster than the retailers could plan for. in the case of home products in big and bulky, that is a very long -- kind of category. target and walmart executed so well throughout the condemned -- throughout the pandemic, restocking with customer service, this change was unexpected. we think the consumer focus on val

take up either correspondent, france mattie and cobble has more force official. chloe bon rounds state news agency just reported that the death toll has over 1000 and over 1500 people 100 alone into this shape, indiana in bar mall, in hockey call. of that said, it should be kept in mind that these districts don't have that much of a population. so these numbers are very, very significant. and 1st responders had already in the morning reached the area from nearby cities. there is full touch off of helicopters, learning that we're also um, confirmed by local sources. so 8 has reached a place. and, but of course, given to the scale of the devastation are not sufficiently yet. and it takes time to bring more 8 material excavators on site front, where the conditions, the relative isolation of the bridge and all make this difficult. i wonder how much assistance are the taliban government equipped to offer in an emergency, on a scale like this? what the taliban government can offer is most likely limited. they already before struggle to provide public services because the government is on the

same chloe, again believes that the british government is hypocritical in its treatment of refugees. according to the u. k statement, the presence of refugees on his territory is costing 5000000 pounds a day. they say they are fighting against illegal migration and use that to justify any laws adopted by the government. they've made an exception for ukrainian refugees, so they can enter the country with or without a visa and gain a full range of rights. it's unacceptable because this is discrimination of other refugees. they accept ukrainians, but they send others back to where wanda this while taking into account earlier, the u. k. specifically raised the issue with united nations about lack of human rights and principles of rule of law. in rwanda, but now is the situation is unfolding in the interests of the british government. it's positions have changed because we're wanda agreed to accept the refugees in order to get support from the british government in international arena's and for the president of rwanda to gain approval. and finally, as global brands, i've left russia on ma

from 10 year old chloe torres who survived, she said there are a lot of bodies. i don't want to die. my teacher is dead. my teacher is dead. please send help. send help for my teacher. she is shot but still alive. according to the transcript, 11 minutes into it, the sound of gunfire could be heard. the senator says he was told that the 911 calls were relayed to the city's police force. what remains unclear is whether or not that information was given to the school district police chief, pete arredondo. questions have also been raised about how the gunman got into the school. initially, investigators said it was through a propped open door. an educator says she was the one who propped open the door while helping the co-worker cary in items but did shut the door when she heard co-workers yelling sdgs he's got a gun." in the days that followed, she was overcome with emotion, thinking she may not have closed the door after all. >> it really shocked her. it scared her, made her second guess her own memories. and so she, the rangers had to tell her, no. we looked at th

one was from chloe torres, telling a dispatcher, "my teacher is dead. please send help.ree more victims will be laid to rest this weekend. all just 10 years old. in san antonio, the community gathered on saturday for a stand with you uvalde event. one of the goals is to urge people to make their voices heard at the ballot box. >> we need to change the direction of our country. what are our children going to say if we can't? reporter: survivors of the shooting, and survivors of the shooting in buffalo, will testify before congress next week. >> i have conversations about gun violence all the time. now it is my story. it is extremely important for me to be there to represent my community. reporter: the father of a 10-year-old is taking action. he has retained the same term -- team of attorneys who suited the makers of the gun used in sandy hook and they have sent a letter to those who made the ar-15 in the shooting. dion: the weekend of celebrations to mark leno elizabeth's platinum jubilee. the queen enjoy the festivities from her home at windsor castle today. outside of

as a matter of fact, this is what chloe antigens are doing, a combination of flan antigens is a hugenor. it can take a very long time . of course, combinations should, most likely, be found with one of the relatives, but as i understand it, with the relatives of the girl. and what can a foreign register do? there is a large database, millions of people are registered there, they are ready to give a part of themselves for the sake of saving someone else in russia of their large registers. no, but there are small promotions for typing potential dollars. well, that's a drop in the ocean. tell me which person, more precisely, how a person can become a donor, if a match is revealed , a repeated high is carried out. for typing and if the result is positive in this case, the potential donor is examined for the presence of viral infections and well, in principle, you can do the operation. i'm ready and so am i that the chances of you coming up are slim, but we must use the chance to the fullest. in any case, thank you. i would like to ask you one more question. for some reason, a person cann

like this one from a transcript revealed by the "the new york times" from 10 yoerld student chloe torres who survived the masquer. there are a lot of bodies. my teacher is dead, please send help, send help for my teacher. she is shot but still alive. torres call lasted for 17 minutes. according to the transcript, 11 minutes into it the sound of gunfire could be heard. the senator says he was told by the commission on state emergency communications that the 911 calls were relayed to the city's police force. what remains unclear is whether or not that information was given to the school district police chief, pete ardaunldo. questions have also been raised how the gunman got into the school. initially investigators said it was through a propped open door. an attorney for the educator amellia marin sense she was the one who propped open the door helping a coworker carry in items but she closed the door when she heard people yelling he's got a gun but her attorney says in the days that followed she was overcome with emotions thinking she may not have closed the door after all. >> it really s

this is precisely what professor chloe coffee is trying to understand. in his lab, he conducts isolation experiments to determine participants, photo sensitivity. expect else women not shy or experiment is designed to answer the questions with a light intensity equal to what's in this route. so around 150 to 200 locks or what you might have in your kitchen after sundown in by august, how long does it take for this light to activate the brain? you just walk yourself to find the answer, professor golf yes, studies the effect of light on test subjects who spend 3 days in total isolation with no temporal reference points and with no sleep for 34 hours with justin work. i'll let you said a little, this is your room is amazing. i hope you are told to take off your watch. i mean, you're not wearing one? no, i just have my phone, but i'll turn it off, nickel. okay, louise. i mean, we're going to close the door and start the experiment. the political trouble, open it again on thursday. okay. z a thought to let me show you what we're looking at in public. you said

meet chloe from california. >> my name, transition or from the central valley.member transition from 13-16. the technique to service to affirm my male identity in the therapist did not care or encourage me to learn to become my body. the brushed off parents concerns about the efficacy of surgeries. my parents were given to move forward in my transition. >> laura: this is beyond concerning coming on people you think are going through the same gender identity indoctrination? >> after 2-3 appointments injectable. at age 15 i asked to remove. my therapist confirmed my transition temperature class was filled with around 12 there were men was for my age there were younger and of us were to be men were 20 for me a comparable feeling. also knowingly cutting off my true self and my body and painfully. >> laura: the american medical association and other medical groups in the joe biden administration actually support this chris march is such a scandal this is criminal is child abuse his kids don't even understand what they're doing. or understand that these procedures hav

this is big news, chloe. >> reporter: good evening, pamela.sic community. the fact that he says that he's been battling stomach cancer for the last half of a year is surprising to many because he's been posting, touring. he actually put out an album. just last year. so i think that for many of us it's a surprise and he has been so sophie -- philanthropic. the fact that he now is battling stomach cancer makes it all the more poignant and emotional. he's a long time advocate for families with the ally's house in 2004 and involved with charities in oklahoma but again he has so many concert dates ahead of him and he was putting out new music. avid rubber. he said recently he comes up with the music on a long run and posting the happy moments and staying positive on social media while battling the disease and undergoing chemo and radiation and doing everything that he can to beat this and he says he needs a moment to breathe and spend time with his family. >> yeah. no. absolutely. he's been going through a lot. of course natural question is what do

. >> harris: listening to little chloe there, she is so brave, oh my goodness. makes you want to hug all of those who survived and continue to pray for those we lost. casey stiegel, thank you. black staffers reportedly are leaving the white house in droves in what some in the west wing are calling a mass blackist. the white house is pushing back. we'll hear about that. this disturbing news from biden. well, it's from coast to coast for him. >> it's bad when joe biden is even under water in the deep blue states of california and new york, as he is in the most recent polling. >> harris: 49 out of 50 states he is underwater except for one, the brutal new polling which reportedly has the president twisted with mid-terms five months out. twisted. power panel next. i have fantastic news for fellow veterans who need money for their family and home. there's a powerful va benefit that veterans have earned, but many don't even know about. it's the va home loan benefit. as a veteran, you're eligible to apply for a refinance loan for up to 100% of your home's value. not jus

with almost her first touch, substitute chloe kelly got her debut goal for england.molineux. the favourite kyprios, ridden by ryan moore, won the gold cup at royal ascot to deny stradivarius a record—equalling fourth victory. it was an exciting finish with frankie dettori taking stradivarius wide, but they couldn�*t close the gap and ended up third, with mojo star second. and that�*s now an eighth gold cup win for irish trainer aidan o�*brien. three british athletes battled it out in the women�*s 800 metres at tonight�*s diamond league meeting. keely hodgkinson, laura muir, and jemma reekie lined up in oslo — and it was olympic silver medallist hodgkinson who won it. muir was second, with reekie a disappointing eighth. there�*s more on that and everything else on the bbc sport website, of course, but that is all your sport for now. hello. friday is set to bring the peak of the heat that has been building over the last couple of days, especially across england and wales. on thursday, scotland and northern ireland stayed that bit cooler, but cardiff got to 26 — to the

and "the new york times" reported on the call made by a young shooting survivor. 10-year-old chloe torres11 half an hour after the shooting started. and part of her gunshot wrenching message said "there is a lot of bodies. i don't want to die. my teacher is dead. my teacher is dead. please send help. send help for my teacher. she is shot but still alive." that shooting wasn't even the most recent of gun violence in the u.s. days later a disgruntled patient in tulsa, oklahoma shot and killed the doctor who treated him and three others. and we're learning that an 8-year-old was killed last week in south carolina by a man randomly firing into cars. and that man is now facing multiple charges including murder. >>> friday was gun violence awareness day here in the united states. the white house was lit in orange to mark the occasion. u.s. president joe biden has called on congress to take action against gun violence. but some states are taking steps on their own. new york's governor announced a new $18 million investment in existing initiatives to combat gun violence. california is giving $11