hamish: hey, ellie. ellie: hi! hamish: how are you? ellie: i'm good. how are you? we going today, ellie? ellie: we are going to see my mom. hamish: your mom? ellie: my mom. hamish: okay, tell me about your mom. ellie: my mom is the coolest woman in the world. hamish: right. ellie: yeah, my mom is persian, of course. she's one of the strongest women i know. hamish: ellie's mom, ettie, arrived here when she was 28. she started from scratch, building a new life with her young family. hamish: so, this is it. ettie: yeah. we make it for hundred person for tomorrow. hamish: a hundred people...turning up. ettie: yeah. hamish: she's a wedding planner now, a business she started 18 years ago. it was one of the first catering for muslims. ettie: tomorrow is only woman. we don't have any men here. hamish: they'd fled from iran after the revolution in 1979. they'd helped a jewish family escape, and the secret police were after them. ettie: if we stay, so i was 100% sure my husband can be hang up. ellie: they would've hanged, hanged. ettie: i was very, very sure. ellie: the onl

the buyout is about twice the amount for ellis relocation. the bla report showed after the use of ellis act to clear the building the increase was 223%. low cost of relocation for the speculator and tremendous profit after the building is cleared incentivizes use of ellis act. first thing this legislation does is raise the base relocation amount the tenants receive to $10,000 which is just fid by the latest figures and keeps the increases as they are today. extra amounts for seniors and disabled tenants remain same. second thing this will do is cleanup language of the local ordinance to conform with ab1399. most people understand in the ellis act the owner is claiming they are going out of the rental business and they have to withdraw all of the units in the knowledge from the market. they also rule that if the owner changes mind or loses in court they decide to collect rent again. the displaced tenants have right of return. we heard from the attorneys that our local ordinance is a little vague on this point and sometimes folks try to get aro

the buyout is about twice the amount for ellis relocation. the bla report showed after the use of ellis act to clear the building the increase was 223%. low cost of relocation for the speculator and tremendous profit after the building is cleared incentivizes use of ellis act. first thing this legislation does is raise the base relocation amount the tenants receive to $10,000 which is just fid by the latest figures and keeps the increases as they are today. extra amounts for seniors and disabled tenants remain same. second thing this will do is cleanup language of the local ordinance to conform with ab1399. most people understand in the ellis act the owner is claiming they are going out of the rental business and they have to withdraw all of the units in the knowledge from the market. they also rule that if the owner changes mind or loses in court they decide to collect rent again. the displaced tenants have right of return. we heard from the attorneys that our local ordinance is a little vague on this point and sometimes folks try to get aro

... if whether you are a fan of nick cave and warren ellis. . ._ and warren ellis... who does not really know much about them. it is about the creative process and therefore just interesting or do you have to really be a nick cave fan? i interesting or do you have to really be a nick cave fan?— be a nick cave fan? i would say it is with the _ be a nick cave fan? i would say it is with the process _ be a nick cave fan? i would say it is with the process what - be a nick cave fan? i would say it is with the process what i - be a nick cave fan? i would say it is with the process what i saw i is with the process what i saw also effects of that i saw the tour and i thought it was deeply spiritual. and i think the musical performances in this art recently filmed in the way in which they do is very stripped—down but the thing that's really smart about it is these are songs about existential questions of life, death, religion, the universe but the film has a lot of humour in it. it starts with nick a feeling it to the ringlike date of the government advice and retrain as its

can you believe this, ellie? ellie? uh, hey, ellie! could i keep the bird? uh-huh. uh-huh.an smell you. what? you can smell us? i can smell you. hey. [ chuckles ] you were talking to a rock. hey, that one looks like a turtle. look at that one! that one looks like a dog. aah! it is a dog. what? um, we're not allowed to have dogs in my apartment. hey, i like dogs. we have your dog! whoa. wonder who he belongs to. sit, boy. hey, look, he's trained. shake. uh-huh. speak. dug: hi, there. [ both gasp ] did that dog just say "hi, there"? oh, yes. aah! my name is dug. i have just met you, and i love you. uh, wha-- my master made me this collar. he is a good and smart master, and he made me this collar so that i may talk. squirrel! my master is good and smart. it's not possible. oh, it is, because my master is smart. cool! what do these do, boy? hey, would you -- [ speaks spanish ] [ southern accent ] i use that collar... [ speaks japanese ] ...to talk with. i would be happy if you stopped. russell, don't touch that! it could be radioactive or something. i am a great tracker. my pac

and this much i know to be true, which is a documentary about nick cave and warren ellis, about whose i'm a huge fan. mm, good mixture. yes. so, dr strange in the multiverse of madness, which is a very cumbersome title, isn't it? benedict cumberbatch, who was recently seen as doctor strange in spider—man, no way home, had his own stand—alone feature, which was kind of moderately well received, but with some controversy a few years ago. now, he's back. his path crosses with america chavez, who is a young woman about whom he's been dreaming, but he's never met her in real life until suddenly there she is in real life, being chased by a one—eyed octopus that is attempting to throw a bus at him. don't believe me? here's a clip. look out! 0k! so, it did exactly what i said it was going to do. so, you know, big, smashy, crashy action with a lot of cg. xochitl gomez is america chavez, who, it turns out, can slip between multi—verses. meanwhile, elizabeth olsen's wanda has been having visions of another life, of another possibility for her, and this has been kind of driving her mad, and she s

and i think that even if you weren't a nick cave and warren ellis fan, you would enjoy it. of this because he's also a great film composer and obviously they've done film scores together. just watching him, he's like merlin, he's like some kind of wizard on screen. i mean, i...i loved it. i think obviously i love it partly because i love the music, but i think what you would see is two people wrestling with the creative process in a way that's really fascinating and heartbreaking and funny. 0k, interesting, interesting. and there is music in your choice of best out as well. yeah, so casablanca beats, which we've both seen. this is the moroccan entry for the 94th academy awards, this is the last week i'm going to flag it up, but i want people to go and see it. it was shot in an arts centre in a room that the director had set up, and it's basically the story of youngsters finding their voice through rap. and i...i know that it's kind of aimed at a younger audience, but ijust found it really uplifting. i thought it was great to see such a positive film made from such a potenti

ellie: it's like, really concentted. ella: yeah.e gonna kind of break up when we go back to school. you know, when you're with somee when you graduate, like, often people are, like, moving in together, like, moving to the same city, and, like, applying for jobs in the same place. and, like, i know that, like, speaking for me--and i think it's the same for you--like, no person would be great enough and, like, no love would be grt enough at this point in my life for me to really be willing to do that. i just don't think that-- my personal growth is there. if it hadn't been for the pandemic and, like, the pandemic would not have-- i wouldn't have experienced the pandemic the way i did, if i didn't spend every second with you, which i did. and i think that every time i look back on this relationship, it's going to be both a lot of joy and a lot of, like, sadness just because of, like, how the world is. it's all bittersweet. but i also feel like, honestly, almost all memories in life are like that. and, like, good things are almost alway

honda as a member of eddy street and ellis street. the diagram shows is to honda had the unreported ownership in 1161 post street. over the last eight years, he has misrepresented his ownership interest in three properties. he has failed to report the sale of the properties and he has failed to set up his ownership interest. mr. honda should be removed from the board of appeals. for lack of transparency and public trust. >> thank you. are there any other members of the public who would wish to speak on this item? >> there does not appear to be anyone in the room but we have two callers on the line for public comment. >> next speaker, please. >> yes, i am waiting to speak on the reappointment. i would like to be brought back to do that. >> if you press start three you will go back in the queue. next speaker, please. >> hello. i want to point out how a member of the mayor's office is reaching out to commissioner honda about a personal issue and having him help solve it is just so inappropriate. and the member of the mayor's office shoul

steady, ellis! steady! ok, ellis is up 2-0. [cheering] time in. i got him wet.a win in my book. good job. johnny devenanzio: and just when you think you're getting proficient on your feet, you find out there's more than one way to roll a log. you and ellis were in a running match, so you were facing the same direction. you're going to be facing opposite direction, so it's called a bucking match. so you're both fighting for control of the log. 1, 2, 3, up. ready, steady, time in. quick feet! quick feet! quick feet! this time i'm taking no prisoners. time in. ah! seven years old. you can beat him. 13. steady, time in. look at his feet. ah! three falls straight. anyone that knows me knows that i don't like to lose. this is one of those sports where size and strength doesn't necessarily matter. i think what takes a little bit of the sting out of the losses is, you know, this backdrop. i mean, this is incredible. what is the one product that comes from animals that doesn't need to be refrigerated and never-- and will never go bad? - oh, honey. - honey. it's the only

ellie and david. what are the consequences for the country and for the republic if the congress -- if this committee is not able to get these members to comply? >> a coup that is not punished is just practice for the next one and i think that it's very clear that the republicans if they don't get punished for what they've done, they will just keep doing it. >> i think that is what i think too, david. and i think they are going to do it. i think if you look at the people who are running from secretary of state down to school board, all the way up, they're already putting in place the pieces they need to do it again. this time no one will resist. i can't think of any republican who will resist, none. >> yeah. >> so isn't it the case we are simply going to tell the story of how it happened the first time and prepared to watch it succeed the second? >> exactly. i don't think the coup ever stopped. when you see republicans, the nation doesn't want to look backwards, they want to move forward. we will be lo

i think ellie has been associated with some jackie. i'm sure seeing this, you know with a with night 2015. guidance with they set up a archive a repository at at at the pentagon and then each service is supposed to feed this data source, right? so so you take raw data and then you have to organize it and under what form do you want to collect it? so that is that is one problem set. i will correct the 1930s games are available. what is not available? then not all of the 1980s games glad to hear that. yes. so yeah so you can go back and and that's why i live in 1941 for a lot of my research because it helps me not worry about disclosure and and really relying too much the other piece to think about with when you think about the assumptions. which you what we really paid attention to in the reporting that we've done here is we do call out the assumptions. because the assumption assumptions will bound the game and that's why i say context matters. jackie will know that you know, some of the games we play if there is a decision to use a nuc

and ellie's teachers were not one of them. so, then i found -- that's when they announced the first victim, eva mireles, she was ellie's teacher. i tried to stay optimistic but the reality of it was sinking in at the time. more victims were being -- you know, children were being published. and they were in her class. and it wasn't until my wife told me that they were taking dna swabs from all the parents. and i instantly knew she was gone. why else would they need dna swabs to find a missing child? and sure enough, an hour later, my wife called me. she said, they found her. she didn't make it. >> i'm so sorry. >> by far the worst day of my life. and i'll never forget that day. >> what would you like to see happen so that another ellie is not gunned down in school or anywhere else? >> change. i know we say there needs to be change. and we can -- as a christian, i'm not here to blame anyone. i don't want to point the finger at anyone. yes, he was the one that pulled the trigger, but i forgive him. as powerful as -- i forgive him

death. >> sweetest little girl you would ever meet. >> next week would have been ellie's 10th birthday. she was looking forward to having a pool party to celebrate. >> i told her we were going to have a party and her face just lit up. and that was the last time i saw her. >> hey, guys -- >> ellie loved basketball and tiktok and the colors pink and purple. she wanted to be a cheerleader. a little girl who lit up every room in every picture. >> he loved to dance, have fun, she loved ramen noodles. >> ellie and her sister, one year apart, were inseparable. >> the little ones don't understand she's not coming home. >> and she was loved by her grandparents, who spent most weekends doting on them. >> reporter: her grandparents still struggling with what happened. >> she wanted to come home. she said, no, stay in school. try to get smart. so she stayed. this is the result that we got. >> school is supposed to be safe. >> yeah. >> for every child lost, 19 of them there are stories like this and parents who will never be the same. 10-year-old amory-jo garza. she wanted to be a youtube star one

a jar ellie made for her mother's prayer.er parents say that she had a strong faith and was looking forward to reading at church this summer. >> she is never going to be forgotten. she is forever a part of our family. always has been and always will be. >> ellie's family share the bible verse she was going to read these weekend. it was deuteronomy 6:18. do what is right in the lord side, and all will go well with you. a beautiful little girl, there are so many beautiful little children who lost their lives in this tightknit community. i was just so struck by their courage in speaking, it is not easy to do so, and is not for everyone. but they want the world to know that these children mattered, and the children who live. it is really important that we tell the stories. and as for ellie's kensing era, she is already picked out her dress. you know, is five years away for a 15-year-old girl and her dad told me that we were going to buy the dress and we were going to hang into the room. >> i was really really -- >> the stories ar

, brought to their lives. >> hey, guys. >> reporter: ellie was an avid tiktok user. >> reporter: she her grandmother spent every weekend together. how do you deal with this tragedy as a family? >> reporter: ellie's relatives also grieving and still processing. >> i can sense that the grief and the pain in the family and the community -- are you angry now? >> there's this anger. what could have been different? a gunman in a room for an hour. to me, that just -- that boggles my mind. that's unacceptable. >> reporter: do you think your sense of security has been shattered in uvalde? >> i feel it has been shattered. i feel like parents are asking the question, you know, where was that security? i just feel like everybody's at a loss for words right now. >> if they come for one of us, they come for all of us! >> reporter: nearly 300 miles away from uvalde, hundreds of frustrated antigun protesters demonstrated right outside where the national rifle association, the largest and most powerful gun rights group in the u.s., held its annual meeting. >> you need to understand that you are compl

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they announced her, she was ellie's teacher. reality of it was sinking in at that time. more victims were being, you know, children were being published and they were in her class. and it wasn't until my wife told me that they were taking dna swabs from all the parents and i instantly knew she was gone. why else would they need dna swabs to find a missing child? and sure enough, an hour later my wife called me. they found her. she didn't make it. >> i'm so sorry. >> by far the worst day of my life. and i'll never forget that day. >> well, ellie garcia will be among 18 other children and two teachers remembered by the community and families in uvalde, texas. if you would like to help visit cnn.com/impact. we'll be back after a very short break. if your moderate to severe crohn's disease or ulcerative colitis symptoms are stopping you in your tracks..... choose s stelara® from the start... and move toward relief after the firsrst dose... with injections every two months. stelara® may increase your risk of infections, some serious,

su abuela nos enseÑÓ el regalo que con mucho cariÑo le habÍa comprado a ellie.hija? ¡y se me fue! [llanto] marlene: la misma esperanza que tienen decenas de padres que llegaron a la funeraria buscÁndolos desesperadamente. tras pruebas de adn, uno a uno les fueron dando la peor de las noticias. >> luego viene a mi mente que... [llanto] que no voy a volver a ver a mi niÑo. marlene: la abuela de josÉ flores dijo que ella lo trigo ——criÓ desde que era un bebÉ y no entiende cÓmo le arrebataron la vida. la mayorÍa de las familias estuvieron con los alumnos en una ceremonia de reconocimiento unos 15 minutos antes de la balacera, sin imaginar que ese serÍa el Último abrazo que les darÍan. leÓn: asÍ como la comunidad busca consuelo, tambiÉn comienzan a emerger detalles de lo que ocurriÓ allÍ adentro. el asesino pasÓ 40 minutos antes de ser abatido. reportero: familias enteras de todo uvalde han llegado a la escena de la masacre. muchos derramando lÁgrimas y al mismo tiempo exigiendo explicaciones del motivo del ataque y queriendo saber si fue razonable el tiempo en que l

ellis did really well to beat me and to win here, but at the same time, you have got to see where youe minute, i don't even know, this is it, that's where i am now. is it for you now where you are in your career taking it race by race? for sure you have got to take it race by race and let the body see what it can do. as you said, i ain't young any more, am i? i have beaten somebody who's like an idol. - he is known well aroundl the world for his abilities of running and i have _ beaten him over his prime distance. it is one of those, - everyone is cheering mo on because they know who he is. nobody knows who i am, | i've just got a number on, the crowds are cheering, so yes i did not quite follow - the script today, but to pull it off and win it, delighted, yes. winner of the women's race eilish mccolgan missed out on breaking paula radcliffe�*s 19—year—old british record by just two seconds, but she did beat her mum liz's scottish record. danny sidbury and sam kinghorn won the wheelchair races. ronnie o'sullivan and judd trump are back under way at the world snooker championship final

ellie garcia jaclyn cazares jayce luavanos and teachers irma garcia, eva morales. >> i've worked for this district for 30 years and never thought i would be sitting in front of you doing this today please, pray for our teachers, pray for our community and we will move forward. >> there are new details tonight about the gunman and his background from law enforcement officials and from some of those who knew him our tom yamas has late details. >> reporter: tonight we're learning more about 18-year-old gunman salvador ramos. he grew up in the same town he tore apart alongside the families whose children he murdered during tuesday's senseless massacre >> anyone who shoots his grandmother in the face has to have evil in his heart, but it is far more evil for someone to gun down little kids. >> reporter: people who knew the shooter described him as a loner in a small community of about 15,000 people. >> nobody knew him >> reporter: he dropped out of a local high school and had worked at a fast food restaurant. he posted photos of guns but law enforcement says he has no criminal history or

. >> ellie, what if they refuse to testify or don't comply with the subpoena? core witnesses you need to hear from if is the calendar. we are one month away from when these hearings are supposed to start. the committee really has two options. one is to go into a court, get an order from a judge requiring them to testify. the proproblem is even if it moves at lightening speed, that will take well more than a month. option two is to hold these people in contempt, send them over to the justice department who can prosecute them. that's just punishment and that too will almost certainly take way more than a month. so these subpoenas are big and bold steps, but they would have been much bigger and bolder had they been issued six months ago. >> the members of the committee debated and deliberated for many weeks and now have reached this point. what does it tell you that they have now issued the subpoenas? >> so to both ellie and david's point, i think what we know is they did debate this for months and months. i don't think that everyone was convinced that they would

here's part of our conversation. >> ellie was a beautiful little girl.h joy, so much life. she had a good heart. she was never angry at anyone. she loved everyone. she was just such a good kid. >> what did she like to do? >> she loved basketball. she loved to ride bikes. she loved to -- she loved going to church with us. she loved the lord. she loved school. dancing. tiktoks. >> hey, guys. >> what a nine-year-old kid would like to do. >> she was about to have her birthday. >> birthday next saturday on the 4 th. she would have been ten. she still will be ten. >> reporter: that's so tough. >> a tough weekend for the family. because birthday on the fourth and two days later on the sixth we will bury her. when i got to the school, seeing the police presence there, a police officer, a border patrol agent, highway patrolmen standing every ten feet with a rifle in their hand. it started sinking in, like what is going on? they were taking dna swabs from all the parents. and i instantly knew she was gone. why else would they need dna swabs to find a missing child

with the olympics over two years ellie these - over two years ellie these championships can provide anfield today to see a mural of himself revealed. the club's all—time record goalscorer, who won multiple trophies during 15 years at anfield, was there as the mural was unveiled opposite the stadium. the painting tookjust three days to complete and has had the seal of approval from the man himself. i think it's absolutely fantastic. for me to have my face there an amazing thing and i'm so proud of it. �* ., amazing thing and i'm so proud of it. and overlooking the ground as well must make _ it. and overlooking the ground as well must make it _ it. and overlooking the ground as well must make it more - it. and overlooking the ground as well must make it more special? | it. and overlooking the ground as| well must make it more special? i think the fans will see my face now when it comes to enfield. but the position is in i can't thank you enough football clubs. ian rush there speaking to andy swiss. that's all from sportsday. the remainder of our top story. everything just the one change

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church service pledged to do something about gun violence. 11-year-old bella barboza was friends with ellie garcia, one of the students killed. >> ellie was a very bright girl. >> reporter: bella hopes her friend's death will help spark change. >> you need to get justice for these children. and that this world is not a good place for children to grow up in. >> reporter: funerals start this week for some of the victims. and uvalde's mayor requested that review. in a statement sunday he said, "i trust the assessment will be fair, transparent, and independent." wendy? >> danya bacchus in uvalde, texas, thanks. >>> the debate over gun reform continues in the capital. lawmakers from both parties are calling for change. here's christina ruffini. >>> can we stop all of it? no. can we mitigate it? certainly. >> reporter: on separate sunday shows. republican congressman adam kinzinger and diabetic governor chris murphy made statements about gun reform. >> background check expansion is on the table, as well things like safe storage of guns. >> reporter: both acknowledging that progress will require c

good luck, ellis.hat a nice lu . here's carol with a look at this morning's weather. temperatures creeping into double figures on high single figures for most of us apart from the north of scotland. some patchy rain here and there and some drizzle. we also have some mist and fog this morning in parts of wales and south—west england and poor visibility. this improves throughout the morning but something to be aware of at the moment. lots of cloud, patchy light rain and drizzle and through the day we will start to see some cloud break—up, particular across wales and southern england. as it does so you will find in that centring it will spark off some showers, some could be heavy and thundery and we could be heavy and thundery and we could see showers across northern ireland and western scotland for a time ahead of this next area of rain later on, bring in rain which will turn heavy through the night. temperatures seven in the north, 17 in the south, the top temperature yesterday was in lincolnshire, just

the flames broke out at this apartment complex on ellis street in fillmore. we were at the scene. >> it's been a busy scene for the past few hours near the intersection of laguna and ellis. we know firefighters had to rescue several people from this apartment complex. and they are going to remain here on scene with a lot of work to do in the hours ahead. we know at least three units have severe damage and firefighters tell us they had to rescue people from all sides of the building. chopper 5 was well above showing us what was happening during the morning. we're told that because firefighters wanted to focus on saving people inside, that force chose to move their forces away from initially getting the fire under control. >> we had tremendous difficulty making headway, making entrance to the building because the large volume of fire. of the victims that we pulled out, one person is critical. the rest are moderate to severe injuries, but one is critical, an elderly lady. >> at this time, firefighters tell us it's too early to tell what the cause was, but they e

rahema ellis reports >> reporter: they're called the lockdown generation millions of america's children taught to prepare for scenes like this in uvalde. >> they've been doing it since preschool >> reporter: stacy feely posted this on facebook when chandler was only three years old. >> she said she was practicing for a lockdown drill and what you would do if you were stuck in the bathroom my heart sank. >> and you felt something about your daughter's sense of innocence at that time >> i really thought that, okay, this is a very fast way of growing up >> reporter: some schools began holding lockdown drills in the wake of columbine 23 years ago. today, more than 95% of public schools conduct them >> locks, lights, out of sight >> reporter: at van dine elementary school in santa cruz, lockdown drills happen four times a year, something veteran fifth grade teacher elizabeth olivia wasn't expecting >> no. never in my wildest imagination. >> it takes your breath away. >> our children should not have to have this fear >> reporter: but is all of this preparation doing more harm than good a rece

his brush her father wro ellie was a doll into happy as ever.cher also died, a relativ told reporters she was trying to protect students when the gunman killed her. we also heard from audrey garcia, whose daughter is a former student of her. >> my daughter had her in third grade and my daughter has dn syndrome. she is a special needs student and i had her included in regular classrooms. so she was on her third grade -- she was her third grade teacher. she treated gabby like the other kids, she did not have any lower expectations of gabby. she worked every day. you can see the kind of educator she was in that photo and gabby and i will never -- we could never have thanked her enough fo what she did, but now that she is gone, i want the world to know exactly who she was as an educator and a human. we don't ever want that to be forgotten. roz: we know in washington, flags were lowered to half-mast and we heard from the president. pres. biden: how many scores of little children will witness what happened, see their friends die as if they are on a ba

elly doorsia would have turned ten next saturday? elly is a beautiful little girl.h so much love, so much life. she had a good heart. she was never angry at anyone. she was such a good kid. but this next saturday on the 4th, she would have been 10. she would be 10. >> it's so hard. >> i mentioned that weekend will be a tough weekend for the family because on 4th and two days later on the 6th, we will bury her. >> school ditional i officials tell me, there is no more children here. they have all been picked up. do you have a list of the students that were here? can you check her name is on there? and that school official i could see it in her eyes. her eyes became glassy and teary. she said, sir, they'll make a statement soon. my wife called me, they found her. she didn't make it. >> i'm so sorry. >> by far the worst day of my life and i'll never forget that day. i hold no hatred towards him. i hold no hatred toward the law enforcement. yes, there may be some errors that are made. i am filled with anger but i feel no hatred towards him. we were thankful to have elly

the difference is at $700,000 for the site which is an increase to what we allocated for -- for the ellis site for what we allocated and we support both those request and next page, please. allocated cost, we spoke about this last week and that's a support, transparency of $7.8 million and implement upgrade and data analysis. we recommend to serve this year, fully funding the reserve. it's a ten percent cost and $9 million expense and housing section and that leaves the balance at the end of, i think it's actually possibly fiscal year '23 but we fine-tune that afterward. $14.3 million and 5.9 unprogrammed balance at the end of '24. i point out the third bullet which concerns me and that means we give zero allocation balance at the end -- in other words, we'll fully spent or committed those -- with property acquisitions, that's something million last year and i think we need to look at that carefully as we go into next year and part of it is looking at it to see if we're utilizing all the other categories, for example, the flex spending of the flex pool. i want to make sure we allocate tha

>> no. >> what about your cousin, elly? >> she liked to play basketball. she would always, like, when my little brother was at school, her mom would pick him up and then when she would get there to their house, she would call him, like, to come in the car and stuff. because she was here. >> you guys were pretty close? >> yeah. >> i know. close to a lot of the people in there. well, i just want you to know that you are such a brave person, such a brave person. i'm sure it doesn't feel like that right now, but you really are, and it's really remarkable that you came to tell your story and to talk about the heroics, heroics of you and your teacher and your classmates. thank you so much, daniel. brianna brianna, thank you as well. we're now looking at live pictures of president biden arriving at the robb elementary school where 21 people were murdered, were gunned down on tuesday. he's arriving to meet with grieving families to pay his respects at a makeshift memorial that's there, just like it's here in the town square with probably hundreds or thousands of p

ellie is slightly older at this point. i can't help but think when i see all of this additional information come out, when i hear that lindsey graham gets busted again for sounding like a turncoat, he's not loyal to anybody, does any of this actually shake people who are loyal to the republican party? or at this point is it all so much noise and it doesn't really matter what happens in the hearing, it doesn't matter how these people are exposed because your core republican voters are, like, eh, they're still better than the party of nancy pelosi? >> i keep seeing ellie above me on the amazon rankings, so i'm doing the best i can with the new book. look, here's the thing with the republican voters. there is a group of voters that's reachable. i know that maybe that feels like it's frustrating at this point. we've been going through this for six years now. whenever trump first came down the escalator, you see the cultists that show up for these primary rallies. but there's another group of voters. this is why what lindsey gr

ellis did really well to beat me and to win here, but at the same time, you have got to see where you this is it, that's where i am now. is it where you are in your career taking it race by race? for sure you have got to take it race by race and let the body see what it can do. as you said, i ain't young any more, am i? i have beaten somebody who's like an idol. i have beaten somebody who's like an idol he _ i have beaten somebody who's like an idol he is_ i have beaten somebody who's like an idol. he is known around the world for his_ idol. he is known around the world for his abilities and i have beaten him over— for his abilities and i have beaten him over his prime distance. it is one of— him over his prime distance. it is one of those _ him over his prime distance. it is one of those everyone is cheering more _ one of those everyone is cheering more far— one of those everyone is cheering more far because they know who he is. more far because they know who he is nobody— more far because they know who he is. nobody knows who i am, the crowds — is. nobody knows who i am, the crowds

tomorrow night, seth macfarlane and jay ellis with music from def leppard.♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ [ singing in spanish ] ♪ ♪ >> thank you! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >>> this is "nightline." >> tonight, tragedy in texas. a gunman opening fire in an elementary school. >> he starts shooting and all kinds of smoke is in the room. >> killing at least 19 children. >> we need to respond to south grove and mill street, establish a perimeter -- >> a parent's worst nightmare. >> i can't find my daughter. >> how law enforcement says he got inside the school. >> what are we doing? >> impassioned pleas from the senate floor. >> what are we doing? nowhere else do little kids go to school thinking that they might be shot that day. >> the shared pain. survivors and parents of children killed in past school shootings speak out. why they say enough is enough. this special edition of "nightline," "texa

. >> reporter: their daughter ellie was an board a flight 3407 the night of february 12th, 2009, whene was among 45 passengers and 4 crew who were killed. >> i didn't get an opportunity to walk my daughter down the aisle. >> reporter: after the crash, the family fought to mandate more pilot experience. new airline pilots once required to have 250 flying hours now need 1500 hours, but some airline executives say that requirement is contributing to the shortage. >> this is not a safety issue. and i think it's important that some of the politicians start to act and take this up because if they don't, they're putting the industry in jeopardy. >> i just flabbergasted that someone can say this worked perfectly, perfectly for 13 years. we haven't had a plane crash. but we would like to change it. >> reporter: a change in regulations would be felt most at smaller, regional airlines. contracted by major carriers to operate short routes they make up 40% of all flights in the united states. >> rule of the land. >> reporter: regional airport association president supports substituting some flight

i'm kimberly ellis. i'm the director for the san francisco department on the status of women. and i have the incredible honor of not just working for a department that's dedicated to women, girls, and nonbinary, but a city and county that's committed to uplifting women, girls, and nonbinary. but the best mayor in the country who is committed to supporting women, girls, and nonbinary. not just in march, women's history month, but 365 days and 366 days on leap year of the year. and so i want to thank all of you for making time in your schedule, for us to come together in community as we round off women's history month. we know there's a lot of angst and heart break and uncertainty in the world right now. the other thing that we know to be true is that women, especially strong bold tenacious women like the women of san francisco will ensure that we are doing everything to bring about peace and love and justice not just here in san francisco, not just in the great state of california, not just in america, but all over the world. i am incredibly privileged and honored to bring up o

david, daniel, jack, jake, ben and ellie, you're too young to remember this but when the iron curtainell, the berlin wall came down, our world faced one of those inflection points. once in a generation moment of upheaval but opportunity as well. people in nations around the world were deciding the future you wanted to make for themselves. and your grandmother, your grandmother as madame ambassador was the first female secretary of state in american history made sure those nations and those people knew exactly where the united states of america stood. and what we stood for. you know, all through it her beloved sister kathy and her brother john can attest she never forgot where she came from or who she was. president obama, president secretary clinton, vice president al gore, members of congress, cabinet members past and present. today we honor a truly proud american who made all of us router to be americans. i also want to welcome the distinguished guest and dignitaries who travel from around the world to celebrate the daughter of the czech republic who knew what it meant to endure war

ellis you are recognized for your five minutes. good morning. my name is christina ellis and i'm a senior at central high school in york, pennsylvania. the vice president peru the panther anti-racist union i center york. to start off. i like to extend my gratitude to chairman raskin ranking member mace and members of the subcommittee who made it possible for libya and i to come and speak today. i like to discuss the book slash resource ban that divided our school district these books and resources banned were booked such as i'm enough by grace byers all are welcome by alexandra pinfold and even benami casa by dr. seuss. i remember the moment i heard about the band, you know gupta who's the president peru message me an article released by york dispatch a local news source discussing in great detail the type of quote divisive resources in quote that were banned. it didn't take long for us and countless others to realize these listed resources targeted the voice and representation of bike communities authors and creators. we knew this band new repr

but we hope for the best ellis could you learn was the crush. ukrainian officials fear russia is stepping up attacks as moscow prepares to celebrate the soviet union's victory over nazi germany. on monday may, 9th, the port city of desa has also come under fire, struck by multiple cruise missiles and russian forces have continued to bombard ukraine's last military. hold out in mar, you poll. the as of style steel works. all civilians have now been evacuated from the plant. some have crossed the border into poland, joining millions of ukrainians who already fled the war vehicles for you. we crossed the polish border and it's so calm here. no one is shooting some of that in mary's pole. people got used to the shooting cuts of the plains of the worst, who it's impossible to get used to them. but with that, bombing everything everywhere. and we never know where the bombs will fall. would that you mean is them couldn't open that ukraine's forces have also made gains. they say this footage shows a strike against the russian military on the black sea snake island combat has intensified in east i

ellis you are recognized for your five minutes. good morning. my name is christina ellis and i'm a senior at central high school in york, pennsylvania. the vice president peru the panther anti-racist union i center york. to start off. i like to extend my gratitude to chairman raskin ranking member mace and members of the subcommittee who made it possible for libya and i to come and speak today. i like to discuss the book slash resource ban that divided our school district these books and resources banned were booked such as i'm enough by grace byers all are welcome by alexandra pinfold and even benami casa by dr. seuss. i remember the moment i heard about the band, you know gupta who's the president peru message me an article released by york dispatch a local news source discussing in great detail the type of quote divisive resources in quote that were banned. it didn't take long for us and countless others to realize these listed resources targeted the voice and representation of bike communities authors and creators. we knew this band new repr