gutierrez, what about that?e current research stand and what are the public healthonsequences of long haul covid? dr. gutierrez: research is coming out every day, but it's still not fast enough. really right now in regards to long covid, we're still trying to figure out, you know, who are the people that are getting it, what is the presentation? what is the official definition? there is still so much that we have to learn, and it's unfortunate that there are people who a suffering on a daily basis and we still don't have the answers. and we did really well on doing really quick research when it came to getting vaccines and getting these acute treatments to keep people from dying, which is wonderful. but now we need to put that same energy, focus, financial backing into getting treatments for long covid. geoff: karyn, and you touched on this earlier, but i just want to draw you out on this. how difficult has it been to get assistance from the government, especially because now i imagine you test negative for covi

we are joined now by texas state senator roland gutierrez. his district includes uvalde.ate senator gutierrez, welcome back to democracy now! there is so much to ask you about. first of all, the fact that almost 400 police officers of every level -- federal, state, local, school officers -- turns out they were on the fight right after, minutes after the gunman entered that school. can you talk about what you found further, this report, and what you're calling for? >> thank you, amy, for having me on the show. what i'm calling for an have been calling for since the third day is for greg abbott to bring his back into the legislature. to bring as back to call a special session that is a specific requirement that only he can do, power that only he can do so that we can change the age limit to go out and access or by an ar-15. you have to be 21 to buy handgun that you can be 18 years old and walk into a gun shop like this young man dead like it was a 7-eleven buyg a slure. in parkland, it took rick scott another republican governor, 21 days to do this. here we are 26 days away

coming up, texas state senator roland gutierrez joins us.emanding more oversight in investigating the uvalde shooting. we will ask him how on earth that is going to work. in a state that does not seem to want to do much. when the 11th hour continues. away things. fit together with away things. that's our thing. ♪ ♪ this was the last dress that my friends all saw me in. most of those kids were my friends. i don't want to go to your school if they don't have protection. >> how my supposed to come back to the school? what will you do to make sure i don't have to watch my friends die? what are you going to do to make sure i don't have to wait 77 minutes? bleeding out on my classroom floor? just like my little sister did? >> the anger, pouring in, is families in uvalde demand answers, and solutions, after the texas department of safety launched investigation two months after the massacre. uvalde state senator, roland gutierrez, is asking if the department can be trusted to review its own officers response. he sent a letter to the states lieutenan

here in berlin. un secretary general, antonio gutierrez, is urging rich countries to keep their promises to help poor nations deal with global warming. german foreign minister, angelina barbara, greeting her egyptian counterpart, some issue. korean berlin, germany in egypt, i call hosting a 2 day climate conference in preparation for the un climate summit in egypt. this november, speaking ahead of the conference burbock set, countries need to redouble their efforts to hit climate targets. dick lea maquida mats and the climate crisis does not stop at any border. and the climate crisis is now the biggest security threat to all people on this earth. this being the adams here. so we will only be able to tackle it together. he came back his them up because the climate crisis does not stop at any border. the response to it must not either. we must intensify our joint efforts. intensive young officials from 40 countries gathered for the summit to disgusting, focused on fighting the increasing impact of climate change. addressing the conference in a video message, united nations secretary genera

coming up, texas state senator roland gutierrez joins us.is demanding more oversight in investigating the uvalde shooting. we will ask him how on earth that is going to work. in a state that does not seem to want to do much. when the 11th hour continues. to want to d and it can cause violent uncontrollable coughing fits. ask your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination because it's not just for kids. if you have age-related macular degeneration, o sk your doctor or pharmacist about whooping cough vaccination there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds 2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce the risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds 2 supplement. when the 11th hour continues there's a monster problem and our hero needs solutions. so she starts a miro to brainstorm. “shoot it?” suggests the scientists. so they shoot it. hmm... back to the miro board. dave says “feed it?” and dave feeds it. just then our hero has a breakthrough. "shoot it, came

now un secretary general antonio gutierrez, he is sitting there with russia type. i'm just president. they both and obviously very involved in getting this deal together. what do you do? we haven't seen the signatories actually encounter anything on the page yet, but people are finally walking into the room back is it is not good. well, let's have a listen to what's happening right after it left for the signature. certainly, you know, all the documents, so you know which one you up with will be signed by ukraine. russia in the framework, so you crave are a no secretary general antonio curtis will be giving a speech your excellency, president, out of the one excellence his ladies and gentlemen. today there is a beacon on the black sea. the beacon of hope that beacon of possibility a beacon of relief in a world that needs it more than ever. i want to recognize and sank all those will make it happen. thought hosts, but i didn't edit a one and the government of to your facility station and persistence have been essential through every step of this process. shock to sec

it's a diplomatic high point for antonio gutierrez. it is 5 years as you and secretary general, but in order to achieve its goal of eliminating hunger, the agreements will need to be executed and full. that's why he'll be monitoring procedures closely. seen empty, solo al jazeera, a stumble. well, the deal calls for a joint control center to be set up in a stumble which will schedule shipments. ukrainian vessels will guide the grain ships are 3 waters containing mines in and out of port. russia agrees also attack the shipments as they move turkey with the support of from the united nations. we'll inspect the ships, the eas, any russian concerns about weapons smuggling, the agreement or last 4 months and be renewed automatically. now, early my colleagues, i how rahman spoke to the un secretary general, antonia gutierrez, about the deal he thinks is a promising step towards piece. nobody believes that it's all would ever happen. and to throw caesar with a lot of commitment with a lot of support with the very strong, a partnership with tu

senator gutierrez, good to see you. to this texas house report. >> sadly, fredricka, more of the same, right? at least in this report we don't get any more finger pointing. we get an acknowledgement that everybody screwed up here, that every law enforcement agency acted inappropriately and didn't follow their protocols. what we've seen from the department of public safety since day one has just been pointing at cops, pointing at teachers, pointing at the police and never looking in the mirror and looking at themselves. and i think the state of texas has its own responsibility to bear including the policymakers even as high as the governor's office. >> does this make you more enraged, more upset, and i wonder if that question posed to the family members, too, what are you hearing from them? >> the family members are very upset. this has been something we're not here eight weeks now and beyond. we could have known all of this through briefings in about a week's time and yet through obfuscation, innuendo, finger pointing,

segÚn el abogado y tambiÉn segÚn mandy gutiÉrrez. por ahora es todo lo que tengo.scriminaciÓn racial, pero no estÁ relacionada con este vÍdeo que hemos visto viral. el momento en que el personaje de rosita le niega el saludo a dos niÑas afroamericanas. esta demanda civil por $25,000,000, subraya que fueron discriminados presuntamente por varios personajes disfrazados, durante un evento el mes pasado en un parque temÁtico de esta compaÑÍa en pensilvania. borja: escuche esto, vamos con otra polÉmica. el restaurante parisino marco de gastÓn acurio, estÁ en una controversia luego de este vÍdeo. que se puede ver a una joven afro descendiente con vestidos de noche que no pudieron entrar. sin embargo, personas blancas vestidas casualmente pudieron entrar. el portero dijo que sÓlo seguÍa instrucciones de no dejar entrar a muchos afro descendientes, para que el restaurante no luciera muy comunitario. increÍble. el restaurante en su cuenta de instagram se disculpÓ y dijo que estÁn en contra del racismo, y que sancionaron a los responsables de manera inmediata y permanente. c

joining me now is nbc news national correspondent gabe gutierrez.e do we know about this case? >> reporter: well, as you know, this has become a national flash point in the abortion debate. and yes as you mentioned, this originally started with a report in the "indianapolis star" earlier this month based on a single source and ob/gyn in indianapolis saying that this child had traveled from ohio to indiana in order to get this abortion. now it really went viral. president biden cited this case and then republican politicians over the last couple of days have been casting doubt on it. but then as you said, yesterday, news broke that this suspect was being arraigned and according to court documents, obtained by nbc news, he confessed to detectives raping and impregnating this 10-year- old girl. again, he was arraigned yesterday in ohio. since then, though, some of these republican politicians have backtracked a bit and we want to put up a statement from the republican attorney general of ohio. saying my heart aches for the pain suffered by this young c

the attorney for principal mandy gutierrez did not explain a reason in a statement to the "associated press." a legislative committee blamed gutierrez and an assistant for the classroom where the class was, the lock had not been fixed. last night the school board voted to postpone the start of school for upgrades. >>> there are calls for a public health emergency as the monkeypox spreads in the u.s. a house of 50 house democrats is asking the biden administration to make the declaration in order to speed up vaccine delivery. the cdc reports more than 3,400 confirmed cases including two new cases in children. >> but i want us to be prepared. i want our public health to be prepared. i want them to have the resources they need. i want them to be able to give information unrestrained, and i want them to be able to give the information in our neighborhoods, in our local clinics. >> the world health organization declared monkeypox a global health emergency over the weekenerare some new developments in the capitol riot investigation. marc short, the former chief of staff to former vice presi

nbc's isa gutierrez is at newark airport. what's the situation there?ri, as you can see this is a completely different scene than what we've seen throughout the weekend, and even in just the last couple of hours. things have been smooth sailing here at newark this morning. i've been at two different terminals speaking to dozens of travelers. i did speak to some people who have experienced those headache moments with their flights, delays, cancellations, flights grounded. a couple of honeymooners i met from san diego who are waiting 12 hours here for a rescheduled flight, take a listen. >> it was actually crazy. we had been to europe and amsterdam -- from amsterdam to jfk, it's been hard all week. everything has been delayed by one day. >> reporter: that was a family that i spoke to here that had come -- traveled internationally. but this is looking a lot better today so far, right. a lot of people don't actually travel back home until tuesday, so things are expected to speed up later tonight and tomorrow. however, throughout the weekend, over 17,000 fli

inspiring story of a young ukrainian girl and the doctor here working to save her life here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: the way 9-year-old polina shchepaniak smiles, you'd never guess what her year has been like what do you miss the most about ukraine >> my family. >> reporter: polina is among the millions of displaced ukrainian children. so many are heartbroken, but what sets her apart is a literal hole in her heart. >> as a mother, how scary is that? >> it's very scary because all 8 years when she was sick and i always think that it is heart >> reporter: her mother, katarina, had watched her daughter trying to be a typical 9-year-old but she'd tire quickly because of the heart defect if left untreated, it could be deadly. >> i want to ride a bike like all my friends. i want to -- >> swimming. >> swimming. i want to do all sports. >> reporter: but after the war broke out, she and her mother fled to poland were you scared? >> maybe a little bit. >> reporter: an organization called gift of life international used donations to pay for their travel to the u.s. how would you describe polina >

>> gabe gutierrez with that tragedy out of kentucky tonight gabe, we thank you for that. >>> all right. we want to turn to the ongoing fallout from the supreme court decision to overturn roe v. wade and the confusion for people in so many states as laws have been rapidly changing in south dakota today, a telemedicine ban involving abortion medication became law. in oklahoma, planned parenthood and other providers filed a lawsuit to challenge the state's abortion bans attorney general filed with appeals court to allow the state's law ban on abortion to go into effect after blocked by a judge in new jersey, the governor signed tw bills to protect providers and people coming from out of state seeking abortions. all of this as president biden me with nine democratic governors to discuss how their states are moving forward to keep abortion accessible. stephanie gosk on the battle on the ground >> reporter: the battle over abortion laws is heating up in no place more intensely than wisconsin. >> our incredible staff had to go out and say to people in the waiting room that they could not have

gabe gutierrez now on the kid from queens who made it big in hollywood. >> you got to get up close likehis -- ba-bing! you blow their brains all over the nice suit. >> reporter: he was the ultimate tough guy. >> take it easy, take it easy. >> reporter: james caan, best known for his unforgettable portrayal of the hot-headed sonny corleone in "the godfather" made him leap off the screen. caan played the oscar-nominated role so convincingly that many of his fans thought he was italian. in fact, his parents were jewish immigrants from germany, and caan grew up in queens, new york he'd already been acting for years when he broke through in 1971's made for tv movie "brian's song. >> this thing i got's bad, i know that. >> reporter: his resume and bad boy reputation grew. in 1990, he starred alongside kathy bates in the stephen king thriller "misery." no stunt doubles in this fight scene. >> she had me pinned twice. but i got out. >> reporter: in 2003, he introduced himself to a new generation. >> i think we should call security. >> good idea >> i like to whisper, too. >> reporter: playing wi

now after many conservatives cast doubt on her story, they're walking it back here's gabe gutierrez. >> reporter: at an arraignment wednesday in columbus, ohio, a judge ordered 27-year-old rape suspect gerson fuentes held on $2 million bail >> it is my understanding she in fact just turned 10 years old. >> according to court documents fuentes confessed to raping and impregnating a 10-year-old girl a detective said she then traveled from ohio which has banned most abortions to neighboring indiana to end the pregnancy. the case has become the latest flashpoint in the national abortion debate following the supreme court's reversal of roe v. wade. it was first reported earlier this month by "the indianapolis star" newspaper citing a single source, an obgyn in indianapolis. the story went viral last week president biden brought it up. >> imagine being that little girl. serious, imagine being that little girl 10 years old >> reporter: but over the next several days, republicans, including ohio's attorney general, cast doubt on the story. >> we have regular contact with the prosecutors and

gabe gutierrez, nbc news, new york >>> a program note i'll be talking to new york city mayor, eric adamsout rising crime tomorrow on "nightly news." >>> we want to turn right now to a major development in the january 6th committee's investigation. pat cipollone, the former white house counsel under former president trump, has agreed to testify behind closed doors on friday, according to a person familiar with the situation. the panel subpoenaed cipollone last week after a former white house aide said he opposed mr. trump's plan to travel to the capitol on january 6th. >>> also tonight, president biden facing growing pressure is wading deeper into the brittney griner case the president calling griner's wife today after the wnba superstar pleaded with him to help free her from russia. we get more on all of this from andrea mitchell >> reporter: after an emotional plea for help from brittney griner to president biden and a letter from more than 1,100 black women leaders, the president and vice president harris called brittney griner's wife, cherelle, today promising all possible assistance

lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> in 60 seconds, the dangerous heat now taking hold in parts of the country not at all prepared for it. the growing concern. >>> plus our inside look at how wood is being used to build skyscrapers. >>> scorching heat is blanketing the pacific northwest tonight. major cities that are typically cool and wet shattering records as temperatures hit triple digits in some places miguel almaguer joins us miguel, it is so hot emergencies are being declared. >> reporter: that's right, lester. that's how dangerous this heat is we're talking about a region that's unaccustomed to th hot weather and for the most part unprepared for it. portland hit a record 102 degrees yesterday. and seattle also hit a new high, coming in at 94 now, by the end of this week, some parts of washington and oregon could reach upwards of 110 degrees. for some perspective, typical summer temps there are in the 70s to 80s heat warnings and advisories have been issued for the region, covering some 13 million people as a blanket of heat suffocates cities from british columbia to northern

en san josÉ los detectives arrestaron a manuel gutiÉrrez, es el principal sospechoso de un asesinato.os motivos que llevaron a este sujeto a atacar una persona. otro sujeto fue detenido bajo sospecha de asesinar una persona. la vÍctima fue apuÑalada y fue declarada muerta en el lugar del crimen. ramÓn: las autoridades buscan a una persona, el peatÓn muriÓ en el lugar. el sujeto que se dio a la fuga conducÍa un vÍdeo y con esta muerte suman 23 peatones en la ciudad de san josÉ. >> una madre busca desesperadamente a su hija. ramÓn: logramos contactar a esta madre de esta mujer que presentÓ la denuncia de las autoridades. carla farÍas nos explica desde el centro de reacciÓn. >> mÁs temprano pudimos conversar con brenda que aunque no estaba casada con el papÁ de su hija ya estaba separada. se cree que esto pudo ser el detonante para que el papÁ de la niÑa se la lleve sin su permiso. quÉ pueden hacer las personas en este tipo de casos? >> no sÉ. >> totalmente desconsoladas encuentra brenda luego de que el padre de la menor y su ex pareja se la llevara. >> brenda espero una semana ya que te

lester >> gabe gutierrez, thank you. >>> there has been a shooting death on the set of the popular crime series, "law & order. it happened early today in brooklyn, new york a 31-year-old crew member was in his car waiting for filming to start when he was gunned down. no arrest has been made "law & order: organized crime" airs on nbc. a company spokesman said they were saddened and shocked and were working with law enforcement. >>> in 60 seconds, with netflix losing almost a million subscribers, are you about to see more commercials across streaming? >>> just in tonight, streaming giant netflix has seen nearly a million subscribers leave, and now in an effort to add viewers, the company is preparing to launch a cheaper version of its service, but there's a catch. stephanie gosk has details. >> reporter: tonight, streaming giant netflix announced it was still losing subscribers, nearly a million in the last three months not great news, but the company had predicted it was going to lose two million, so the stock actually went up. so, it seems like there's a little bit of a sigh of relief he

, who did not give any other details gutierrez had been accused of knowing there were problems with locks on classroom doors but failed to repair them before a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers here's how the father of one of the victims reacted. >> she didn't call over the intercom to warn people. she mu that her wi-fi system wasn't good. she knew what was going on inside of her school, and if she didn't, obviously, she was inept and hunshouldn't be doing that n job. >>> opening arguments begin today in austin in the civil trial against alex jones the info wars host and conspiracy theorist has been sued for defamation by families of sandy hook victims after repeatedly claiming that the massacres with fake. attorneys for the families have indicated they're seeking $100 million in damages jones has already put his info wars company into bankruptcy protection he has since admitted the shooting happened but has denied being responsible for any of the parents' emotional distress. >>> this week we will learn if the economy is truly on the brink of recession and touching just about eve

police say gutierrez hit a tree and another car and the car caught fire. the other driver and a passenger were hurt but are expected to be okay. investigators say the drivers may have been street racing. >>> a dog suffered smoke inhalation this morning, but it seemed the little dog is going to be okay. firefighter, paramedics treated the dog with oxygen at the scene. 13 people, two dogs displaced by the fire, but luckily no one but the dog was hurt and he's okay. flames broke out in the parking garage on 91st street at 8:30 this morning. >>> a legendary san francisco institution is shutting down. the 151-year-old san francisco art institute will close. the art institute had made a deal with usf to merge so the institute could stay open, but usf backed out and plans to expand its own art program instead. the art institute has stopped its degree program. the institute says it will remain a nonprofit to protect its name, archives and legacy. >>> up next, a new park above the cars. we'll xi you san francisco's newest place to play and why it is so important fo

gutierrez, responding to the criticism.'s was there a culture of noncompliance? >> absolutely not. anytime an alert when out, every single teacher on the campus to get to mean that it could be a potential escalating situation. so, everybody follows protocol. >> reporter: you disagree with the findings of the texas house investigative report? >> i disagree. >> reporter: according to the texas house investigative report, a coach somewhere on school property saw the gunman jumped this fence. she used her radio to report it. the principal heard the call and tried to initiate a lockdown a software application. the wi-fi was bad and she did not use the school intercom. >> a good magnify a situation. >> reporter: that is the door the gunman used to enter the school. according to the report, the door was unlocked. had the door been locked, as the policy required, it would have slowed down the gunman. >> reporter: instead, surveillance video showed the gunmen walked into the building through an unlocked door. why was the door unlocked? >> i'm not sure. >> so, that there was normally locked

principle gutierrez said the lock did work, because the custodian locks them every night. they needed to forcefully close the door to lock it, because it is an aged building. >>> washington mayor mayor muriel bowser asking for the national guard help as busloads of migrants keep showing up at the nation's capital. these likeness have been common outside of union station since the spring, when texas governor greg abbott first sent a bus of migrants to be seen ndc. they said texas shouldn't have to bear the burden. arizona governor greg ducey follow suit a month later, since that they have sent one for buses to the capital. mere bows are calling it now a growing humanitarian crisis, she says the government needs to intervene. >> the number of people crossing the border seeking asylum, we expect to only go up. and we need to make sure that there is a national response. not ad hoc city by city, state by state. >> near bowser sent these letters to the secretary of defense on the white house requesting the national guard, earlier this month. according to reports, the have yet to

senator roland gutierrez.to cause wildfires and mass evacuations across western europe and parts of north africa. with the latest, here's our europe correspondent, jessica parker. a constant battle being fought in spain, portugal, greece and here in south—western france, where, in gironde, today... oh, la, la! ..the blaze reached the shore. it's driven people from their homes to shelter in the shade of an evacuation centre. translation: they told me| to leave but i wanted to stay, so they came a second time and gave me five minutes to pack. i've been staying here since wednesday afternoon. voila. she worries for her house, and then spots something. canadairs — water—bombers flying towards her village of cazaux. this road leads straight there. we go in with the fire service. it's a restricted zone. smoke hangs like mist in the woods — an ever—shifting and growing adversary. translation: we see a big i difference with climate change. we can see that the soil has become drier and drier. for us, the wildfires are

joining us now is texas state senator roland gutierrez. senator gutierrez, you had been on this case from the start. you have been working for the kind of transparency that the austin american-statesman has also been working for, the release of this video was something that was planned, at least partially, at least part of the video, that was going to happen in the next few days, the family of believed that they had, families believe that they had a chance to see it first. that didn't happen because of this leak. what is your reaction to the release of the video first of all? and what it means in the community? we will get to the contacts of it in a moment. >> well thank you lawrence, i don't want to defend or attack the statesman. they are going to do their job and their job is journalism. the people that i am going to attack, or whoever the government released this video early, these families were promised a process. and that promise was that they would see, be the first to see this sensitive video on sunday night, this coming sunday. th

one of the men, danilo gutierrez worked for her construction company in oakland . everything he did he did with an nyu and finesse and a great work ethic. she tells me. he did landscaping work here, and he painted this home. it's just hard to work on the same site that he was. i won't be able to not think of him. friends and families. tell me the men known as the three amigos spent a lot of time together, watching and playing soccer and going on fishing trips every time they go out anywhere to camp or fish. they're always together, so just just great friends plans to hold fundraisers hopes to raise enough money to transport the three men back to guatemala so their families can bury them in their home country. in oakland and burly ktvu fox two news. we're following some breaking news tonight in japan, where that country's former prime minister has been shot, webex shot and critically wounded during a campaign speech in western japan. fire officials in japan say tonight the 67 year old was not breathing and his heart stopped while being airlifted to a hospital, japan

it's a diplomatic high point for antonio gutierrez, in his 5 years as you and secretary general. but in order to achieve its goal of eliminating hunger, the agreements will need to be executed in full. that's why he'll be monitoring procedures closely. seen empty solo al jazeera, a stumble, i'll give them that to get us james base as it will take months to clear the backlog of grain from ukrainian polls. the steel involves ships traveling through mind waters were told through channels that have been clearly identified. so i think that is one of the tests of this, how the shipping market, how the insurance market reacts. and i think there will be a test of implementation in the coming weeks to see if this goes ahead. it's not going to happen straight away. you're not going to see a ship that is sailing in the next. in the next couple of days. i think we're talking a couple of weeks at the earliest for the 1st ship of grain. and remember that we're talking about 22000000 tons of grain backlog that has formed in ukraine and caused much of the global food crisis is gonna take some ti

texas state senator, roland gutierrez, on where things go from here. also this hour, steve bannon gets his estate in court for contempt of congress. january six committee goes up for another hearing such a detailed donald trump's inaction on the day of the riot. when it comes to extremism in america, there is a group being targeted by the conservative movement to rollback your basic rights. it is right out of the authoritarian playbook, and now targeting librarians. this hour, the battle against freedom of choice in my home state of texas. republicans want to punish women who seek abortion care. we will talk to a texas democrat who is doing all she can to fight back. this is american voices. we start with breaking suit news out of uvalde texas. the texas house investigative committee today released a new report on the shooting at robb elementary that left 19 children and two teachers dead. last, our committee officials in uvalde had a press conference on their preliminary report. >> if there's one thing that i can tell you, it is that there were multip

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roland gutierrez i appreciate it, i wish i wasn't saying you.ually how i feel. >> thank you. >> coming up, how a buffalo grocery store targeted in a racist attack, has now become a symbol of triumph. when the 11th hour continues. >> the last thing before we go tonight. love beats hate. it has been two months since a gunman opened fire at a tops supermarket in buffalo, new york. killing ten people, and leaving a tight-knit community in mourning. today, the justice department announced that a federal grand jury charged the 19-year-old gunman of 27 counts of hate crimes and firearm violations. he also faces ten counts of first degree murder, and ten counts of second degree murder in the state of new york. in moments of silence and prayer, was held today, outside the tops of friendly market story. to honor the victims, employees impacted by the shooting. now, fully remodelled, the store will be open to the public for the first time tomorrow morning. shoppers will be greeted by this water wall memorial. inscribed with a poem by julian hans worth, a p

also texas state senator roland gutierrez.by saying, i'm very sorry for your loss. it's only seven weeks since your life has been changed this way and i hope that in some ways in the seventh week you were able to sleep better or in some ways have moments in which you feel more relief than seven weeks ago. how are you doing? what can you tell us about how you are doing? >> undoing as best as i can. i'm just pushing through with everything. >> tell us about what you were doing yesterday in uvalde and what you hope to accomplish? >> yesterday we had unheard voices march and rally, it was the first one and hopefully not the last. everyone was marching and chanting, and i was helping pass the water the majority of the time, but i think our whole point of the march -- everyone has their different reasons -- but our main things were of course remembering the 21 lives lost, for school safety, for accountability, and for justice. >> jasmine, you share with us some pictures of you and your younger sister jackie which we were just showin

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it's a diploma to quite point 4 and tonia gutierrez, it is 5 years as un secretary general, but she was goal of eliminating hunger. the agreement will need to be executed and full. that's why he'll be monitoring procedures close the scene, i'm could solo else's era assembled. as you heard, the deal says for the joints, turkish and un control center will be set up. in istanbul, it'll control all the deliveries. ukrainian vessels will guide the green shipments through mind waters in and out of port. russia has promised not to attack the cargo ships, turkey and the you and will expect inspect them. however, because russia worried that they'll be used to smuggle weapons. the agreement will last 4 months and will be renewed automatically. so additional right? these are the incomes of farmers. the entire agricultural sector in the state budget is a jobs, is a funds for next year's sowing. the chance here to reduce the seriousness of a food crisis caused by russia and prevented global catastrophe, a famine that could lead to political chaos in many countries, particularly those that help us wi

lester >> gabe gutierrez, thanks >>> congress today made its first move to ensure abortion rights afterhe supreme court overturned roe v. wade, but the bill has little chance of becoming law now some doctors who provide abortions are facing difficult dilemmas kristen dahlgren has more. >> reporter: on capitol hill -- >> the bill is passed. >> reporter: -- applause from democrats as the house passed a bill to preserve and expand on the protections of roe v. wade. not expected to pass in the senate, tonight some doctors and patients still worry the changing landscape is creating confusion. >> we had been trying for so many years. >> reporter: heather martel desperately wanted the baby they named oliver >> he looked healthy here he looked normal >> reporter: but at 19 weeks into her pregnancy, they found oliver had severe abnormalities in his head, heart and spine. >> he was going to die after birth. >> reporter: so she and her husband, a devout catholic who had been anti-abortion, decided to end the pregnancy. >> i couldn't allow him to come into this world to live hours or weeks in excru

it's a diplomatic high point for antonio gutierrez. it is 5 years as un secretary general, but in order to achieve its goal of eliminating hunger, the agreement will need to be executed in full. that's why he'll be monitoring procedures closely. seen on his solo, al jazeera, a stumble, the deal says, joins turkish and you and control center will be set up against on bull little control. all of the grain deliveries, ukrainian vessels will guide grain transports through mind waters in and out of port. russia says that it won't attack the shipments turkey and the reservations will inspect the ships. because russia is worried that they'll be used to smuggle weapons. the agreement will last 4 months, and it will be renewed automatically. un secretary general antonio garage. i spoke to al jazeera about the deal. he says that he thinks it's a promising step towards piece. oak is the thing we never lose. when city months ago, i made this proposal to present, put in and present the landscape. nobody believes that it will have happened and the t