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. >> we know the types of shootings have lasting trauma on communies.eard from the survivor of sandy hook. how is the mishandling by police adding to the trauma in the community? reporter: well, it's very difficult to live in an active crime scene -- and this school is at the heart of this community. everybody knows everybody else. that has become the center of grief, where people come together and express their shock, the horror, their anger at what is happening. you have experienced this,you have cered shootings ,it is palpable . i've watched grown men lie on the ground this morning, banging their fists into the ground, sobbing their hearts out. it is absolutely awful to witness. i don't know how one can heal under those circumstances. joe biden is coming into uvalde on sunday, he wants to show his support for the community. they will get a sense that america is with them in this moment. >> jane o'brien, thank you so much, with the latest from uvalde, as the community tries to heal. in ukraine, officials are warning russian forces are close to encircl

from the local community. gunman was not from the local community-— gunman was not from the local communi county _ community. the gunman was from broome county which _ community. the gunman was from broome county which i _ community. the gunman was from broome county which i believe - broome county which i believe is about 200 miles away from here. that is several hours away, closer to new york city and i think that is hitting everyone heart that someone would drive so far to commit an act like this.— act like this. obviously a very deliberate — act like this. obviously a very deliberate act. _ act like this. obviously a very deliberate act. what - act like this. obviously a very deliberate act. what have - act like this. obviously a very. deliberate act. what have they been saying about the way that it has affected them? obviously it has affected them? obviously it is shocking but the fact that it has already been called out as a racially motivated crime and a hate crime. this community _ crime and a hate crime. this community is _ crime and a hate crime. this community is heavily - comm

a community young each leaving behind a family, a communi_ young each leaving behind a family, a communi , a community forever changed because of this pandemic. _ a community forever changed because of this pandemic. my heart _ a community forever changed because of this pandemic. my heart goes - a community forever changed because of this pandemic. my heart goes out i of this pandemic. my heart goes out to all those who are struggling, asking themselves, "how do i go on without him? how old do i go on without him? how old do i go on without her? what will be due without her? what will be due without them?" it's grief shared by people across all of our nations. for more on this, i'm joined now by thomas bollyky. he is the director of the global health programme at the council on foreign relations. thank you so much forjoining us on newsday. firstly, was this a failure of the us government? and if so, which government, trump or biden? it's a tragic milestone and my heart goes out to the families and friends who have lost someone in this pandemic. it was a failure of the us government. bot

in republican activist were part of the communi .90 sinn fein played a key _ community. in the 1990 sinn fein played a key role _ community. in the 1990 sinn fein played a key role in _ community. in the 1990 sinn fein played a key role in bringing - community. in the 1990 sinn fein| played a key role in bringing about the good friday agreement. which largely ended the violence. in the years after, their support at the ballot box groove. martin mcguinness, a former commander in the ira, became deputy first minister, sharing power with the dup. forthose minister, sharing power with the dup. for those who remember the past, sinn fein still deeply divided opinion. but in the party today, there are farfewer opinion. but in the party today, there are far fewer elected representatives who were involved in the armed conflict, and their electoral success is a new milestone in what has been a remarkable politicaljourney. if we look back to the good friday agreement, there would have been expressing servers and people who would have had links

did you dare ask why that blue haired teacher had the communis manifesto in one hand and a toy in thether? what do either of those have to do with third grade math? and they claim we all follow th replacement theory, but only th left seems to know what that is. why? they wanted the votes, but they also want cheap labor, just lik they did back in the 1850s. >> a lot of states are heading towards increasing diversification for demographic changes that mean less. straight future for them pair to . >> i think because of changes i this country i think the democratic party is going to win , texas moving forward in the democratic party is going to be empowered for the next 30 or 40 years. >> texas have had this long-ter project of trying to take some red states across the sunbelt and flip them blue as demographic changes are taking place there. >> the demographic change that' happening in america right now gives the upper hand to democrats. >> so, assuming one group thank a certain way, a bunch of racis freight i list all the stuff because something's happening, call it the great awakening.

.— but this is a big hit for a communi . , ., , , community. yes, absolutely. it is 'ust community.sjust complete shock in this i is just complete shock in this neighbourhood. i walked from the southern end of the police taped up to the northern end, kind of got a view of the market where this happened and there were people just gathering at the police tape, trying to figure out, what happened, why this would happen, there are people who obviously were upset and concerned, and lots of families out here, this is a very residential neighbourhood, and it is one of the few such stores in this neighbourhood. we understand the gunman came from elsewhere and in fact had travelled some time to get to buffalo. and in particular, with this community, am i right in saying that it is a strong sense of the black community? yes, from what we know, the shooter came from a county hours away from here, closer to new york city, broome county, buffalo is much closer to the falls, so they travelled multiple hours to get here. from talking to people in the area, we have heard 102 political voices saying

— more than once elsewhere in the communi ? j~ , ., . community?nity? 28 people have received between two and five _ community? 28 people have received between two and five fixed _ community? 28 people have received between two and five fixed penalty i between two and five fixed penalty notices. they have not been totalled up. the reason for that being, they have not had the opportunity, because we were investigating retrospectively, there's people have not had the opportunity for us to explain to them that they should not be breaching and why it mattered and to stop. and it would be unfair, and our view, to top them up in that view. .. . our view, to top them up in that view. .,. , ,., our view, to top them up in that view. , , ., ., ., view. each person started from zero rather than — view. each person started from zero rather than it _ view. each person started from zero rather than it being _ view. each person started from zero rather than it being seen _ view. each person started from zero rather than it being seen as - view. each person start

i have hope in the movement and in our communies.illiam: nicole golden from texas gun since, thank you very much for joining us, and i'm terribly sorry about the reason we are talking today. nicole: thank you, and our hearts are with the uvalde families tonight. ♪ william: in the days other news, russia's war in ukraine passed the 3 month mark today, with no end in sight. the head of the russian security council said moscow is not chasing deadlines, but its bombing of cities has intensified across ukraine's donbas region. meanwhile, the mayor of mariupol reported finding 200 bodies in a collapsed building. and the u.s. treasury department announced it will bar russia from using american banks to repay bond-holders. that could cause the kremlin to default this summer. we'll return to all of this, later in the program. president biden has wound up his trip to asia, warning that the world must do more against russian aggression. in tokyo today, he met with leaders of japan, india, and australia, where he pushed for stronger military and

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generosity of our community. just shows the generosity of our community-— just shows the generosity of our communi giving you are one of the first companies _ community. giving you are one of the first companies to _ community. giving you are one of the first companies to stop _ community. giving you are one of the first companies to stop operate - community. giving you are one of the first companies to stop operate in - first companies to stop operate in russia, i'm wondering, what do you say to those companies who are still advertising hotels and holidays there? , ., , ., there? some things are 'ust more im ortant there? some things are 'ust more important that h there? some things are 'ust more important than your _ there? some things are just more important than your business. - there? some things are just more - important than your business. unless that's what you believe in what you stand behind. i generally think there is a business decision and his principal decisions and sometimes your principles have to outweigh any financial consideration.— financial consideration. brian, have ou been f

important part of the community-— very important part of the community. very important part of the communi energy. we have solar anels renewable energy. we have solar panels out _ renewable energy. we have solar panels out the — renewable energy. we have solar panels out the back _ renewable energy. we have solar panels out the back which - renewable energy. we have solar panels out the back which is - renewable energy. we have solar. panels out the back which is helping our electricity costs, we need funding — our electricity costs, we need funding to do something different on the gas, _ funding to do something different on the gas, something more affordable and sustainable. how the gas, something more affordable and sustainable.— and sustainable. how important in terms of accessibility _ and sustainable. how important in terms of accessibility and - terms of accessibility and affordability for you to get some support? we affordability for you to get some su ort? ~ affordability for you to get some suuort?. , affordability for you to get some su--ort? , support? we need support, everybody

the embarcadero could be flooded communi bark. tunnels could be flooded up and down the state. we have major infrastructure needs. an economics expert. we spoke to says while the relief will help low and middle income people who have been hit the hardest. it could also have an unintended effect because inflation is caused by more demand than available supplies, so this extra money could increase demand and also increase inflation. newsom is calling for lawmakers to approve this plan quickly, saying people need urgent relief. but there are already counter proposals being talked about that would split up that money differently . newsom's full revised spending plan is set to be released later today. garcia back to you, amanda. thank you. state regulators could be imposing water restrictions along the russian river as early as next month. the santa rosa press democrat says those restrictions likely won't be nearly as severe as those imposed in the region last summer. that's when dangerously low water levels lead to mandatory cutbacks for cities and landowners all along the russian

itself, but within the communi . ., ., ., community. of educators and i grew up _ community. i come from a family of educators and i grew up about - community. i come from a family of educators and i grew up about 80 l educators and i grew up about 80 miles east west of uvalde, a very small community and i have family members who were educators in del rio, educators that were in uvalde. it is a very tight—knit community. there is often very little in the circumstances, these dreadful circumstances, these dreadful circumstances, from which people can get comfort, but i know through your work you have seen people's generosity and people rallying to try and help one another. it generosity and people rallying to try and help one another.- try and help one another. it was amazin: try and help one another. it was amazing today. _ try and help one another. it was amazing today. i— try and help one another. it was amazing today. i was _ try and help one another. it was amazing today. i was in - try and help one another. it was amazing today. i

the lgbtq+ community-— gay or with -- within the lgbtq+ community. gay or with -- within the lgbtq+ communi, where do _ community. when you are working with clubs and players, where do you - clubs and players, where do you start to make sure they are prepared for something like this? you might draw parallels as well between the abuse in the stands when it comes to racism. it isjust abuse in the stands when it comes to racism. it is just finding a abuse in the stands when it comes to racism. it isjust finding a point of difference whenever that may be, and therefore come as a source of that anger or hatred from the football crowds, with some parts of the football crowd. why do you start to prepare people like that, for that? in to prepare people like that, for that? , ., , , that? in terms of preparing people for negativity. _ that? in terms of preparing people for negativity. i — that? in terms of preparing people for negativity, i guess _ that? in terms of preparing people for negativity, i guess it _ that? in terms of preparing people for negativity, i guess it is - that? in terms of prep

.— are trying to bring healing back to the communi . ~ ., , ., , the community. community. we are seeing images from the location of the _ the community. we are seeing images from the location of the shooting. - from the location of the shooting. you have been there over the weekend where vigils are happening. what you have been there over the weekend where vigils are happening.— where vigils are happening. what was it like bein: where vigils are happening. what was it like being there? _ where vigils are happening. what was it like being there? it _ where vigils are happening. what was it like being there? it is _ where vigils are happening. what was it like being there? it is a _ where vigils are happening. what was it like being there? it is a sense - it like being there? it is a sense of community awareness and community togetherness. we realised that this act alone can forge the community together. it did not have to happen. people are asking that question why, why is it happening in such a time as this? we have seen it in other communities but when it comes

bud chockablock and loved by the local community-— chockablock and loved by the local communi .: :, :e.— any runnels here. the pub will be restored using _ any runnels here. the pub will be restored using all _ any runnels here. the pub will be restored using all plans _ any runnels here. the pub will be restored using all plans from - any runnels here. the pub will be | restored using all plans from 1888 and is a bit of a load landmark in the local area.— the local area. interestingly enou~h, the local area. interestingly enough, three _ the local area. interestingly enough, three days -- - the local area. interestingly| enough, three days -- some the local area. interestingly - enough, three days -- some of the enough, three days —— some of the old maps that we�*ve got, it is the only building here in the crosswords and originally built we believe in 1750 as a coaching.— 1750 as a coaching. including a victorian beer _ 1750 as a coaching. including a victorian beer engine. - 1750 as a coaching. including a victorian beer engine. it - 1750 as a coaching. including a victorian beer en

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industrial independence from tyrannical and genocidal regimes like russia and which i have -- and communi. in march i appealed directly to american business leaders and urged them in an open letter to begin the process of cutting ties with communist china and our depends -- dependence on its supply chain. russia's unprovoked invasion of ukraine shows why decublg -- decoupling from tyranny regimes is so important. we should applaud nations like lithuania, estonia and poland which have taken aggressive action to end their reliance on russian energy. lithuania has also boldly stood up to communist china and supported taiwan. their bravery is exemplary and deserves our support. these nations are the exception to the rule in europe but their leadership in forming partnership with democratic neighbors like norway has proven critical to freeing them from the threat of withholding resources to protect democracy from the effect of evil leaders like putin and xi we must permit to committing to do business with fellow democratic governments. that's why i've been demanding that biden take steps to pu