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a nut with a loaded shotgun pointed at you, who wouldn't try to disarm them or try to get it away frommerpush the barrel away from you? that seems obviously when the gun went off, and it went off in the hands of you can -- >> before i lose you, the final thing is oui heard this argument before, and sometimes it sounds, frankly, like an excuse where d.a.'s to bring charges all the time say they have to wait on the grand jury. your response to that claim in this case. >> yeah, that's a problem. and the reason is also you've got to realize in georgia we don't have investigative grand juries. the grand jury is going to be limited by what evidence the d.a. puts in front of them or what witness he chooses to bring in there. they don't get to subpoena evidence. they don't get to do a long inquiry to find out what went wrong or ask for records. they're very much hamstrung. and so what's important is to get the gbi in the case, vic reynolds, the director of the gbi is a good guy. i'm sure he is going to put good agents on it and they need to do a good, thorough investigation. i really think by the

gina frommer is with children's council of san francisco which supports child care providers and families the aawareness is child caree society. >> in order for us to get back to work, we have to keep a stabilized child care ecosystem in san francisco. >> she says now more than ever, during and after this crisis, these programs need funding and help from state and local governments. and on april 10th, the governor directed $100 million for child care. of course some of that would go to purchase cleaning supplies for the child care sites like masks, gloves, et cetera throughout the entire state. now nonprofits say more money is needed to support many of these sites during the next several months while they try to recover their losses. live in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc7 news. >> lyanne, we know that child care sites for essential workers are reopening. do we have any indication at this point of when the rest of the preschools will start accepting kids? >> i tell you, no idea. some working parents would like it to be yesterday, larry. the day cares and the senders i spoke to said it