heather elvis. it was news nationwide when she vanished. >> she had a new job. she was going on a first date. >> it was overwhelmingly horrible. >> where she at? >> police work the clues, her car abandoned. >> i was scared to death. >> a mysterious caller captured on camera. >> why would this person call from a payphone, in the middle of the night? >> then came the secret. >> he was married. >> rumors about her being pregnant. >> she truly did believe that she was gonna leave his wife. >> anger, betrayal, revenge. >> a bomb exploded. it was world war three. >> this crazy love triangle, kidnapping, potential murder. >> yes. >> this is heather's life we're talking about. >> terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish that you could take all their pain away. and with something like this, it's impossible. >> hello and welcome to dateline. heather elvis was charging headlong into her future. an independent young woman eager to make her mark on the world. then one night, she disappeared. inves

and so heather again a- i'm just getting to know heather but this is a- beautiful thing he said on and with this. she said. if i could say one thing about myself. is that a lot. of politics and justice. has taught me how to love. and to laugh. i have far too much to be grateful for. and we have. far too little time. get things right i'm climbing. me to do. anything differently. so there is about c. sep way there she's about just as she's about beijing she's about power and without further ado let's give a strong sounding pioneers welcome. to heather mcteer toney. thank you thank you lisa. what is an environmentalist think about it for a moment what is an environmental issue i did a little google search before i came out earlier this week. and you put in the words into google what is an environmentalist on the first page under images this is what you're up with. he. basically some images i don't see any color you see trees you see people hugging trees- you see white yes well let's go to the second page because i'm like surely i can find something else to buy keep scrolling. no no no. wh

and so heather again a- i'm just getting to know heather but this is a- beautiful thing he said on and with this. she said. if i could say one thing about myself. is that a lot. of politics and justice. has taught me how to love. and to laugh. i have far too much to be grateful for. and we have. far too little time. get things right i'm climbing. me to do. anything differently. so there is about c. sep way there she's about just as she's about beijing she's about power and without further ado let's give a strong sounding pioneers welcome. to heather mcteer toney. thank you thank you lisa. what is an environmentalist think about it for a moment what is an environmental issue i did a little google search before i came out earlier this week. and you put in the words into google what is an environmentalist on the first page under images this is what you're up with. he. basically some images i don't see any color you see trees you see people hugging trees- you see white yes well let's go to the second page because i'm like surely i can find something else to buy keep scrolling. no no no. wh

now i would like to invite heather to join the discussion heather. hi. thank you so much conan mante nijizi kishek and clay by remember my language correctly. my name in our language is sunflower and so bloom. i was i had my naming ceremony in the middle of the pandemic and september of 2020. i'm very honored to be part of this panel this evening. thank you to joe and curtis for the continued learning. thank you to the brooklyn public library and she's a brooklyn the center for brooklyn history. i'm so honored to be here. i'm coming to you from the homelands of the mahikanya which are the people of the waters that are never still today. they're known as the stockbridge muncie community and the sheet of government lies in bowler, wisconsin. i'm very honored to be able to be coming here from the homelands. i moved here in october of last year from wisconsin prior to that. i was living on the homelands of three fires council in southeastern, michigan. i worked for a number of years for the stockbridge muncie community and now i'm here in upstate new york. w

now, i would like to invite heather to join the discussion. heather? >> hi, thank you so much. if i remember my language correctly. my name more language is sunflower in full bloom. i had my naming ceremony, in the middle of the pandemic, in september of 2020. i am very honored to be part of this panel this evening. thank you to joe and curtis for the continued learning. thank you to the brooklyn library and to the center for brooklyn history. i am so honored to be here. i am coming to you from the homelands of the -- that is the people of the waters that are still. today, they are known as the -- community, and the centralized in wisconsin. i'm very honored to be able to come here from the homelands. i moved here in october of last year, from wisconsin. prior to that, i was living on the home lines of three fires consul in southeastern michigan. i worked for a number of years for the -- community. now, i am here in upstate new york. actually, i just learned, i'm not in upstate new york. i guess i am in the middle, apparently. i was wrong the whole time, but that's okay. but i

let's start with heather. final comments. 30 seconds each. >> all right.one of the things, i just want to remind everyone that it is important to vote. we are a company that is really partnering across the country this year. and anything that you can continue to do, we will be announcing the code soon. and so telling people to spread the word on the radio around the election knowing that they can , go into their app that day and get that discounted ride is very critical. we're gonna continue to partner in cities. like i said, we are thinking about different ways to roll out our program every election cycle. so we enjoy the feedback, feel free to give it to me directly. we have some staff here today. but it is something that i would just love everyone to know that we are doing this program again and hope to expand in the future. >> virginia. >> i would say first, thank you -- you're like a walking encyclopedia. i've never seen anybody have this many facts in their head about everything that's happened over the past 100 years. [laughter] it is insane. >> gro

heather cox richardson is professor of history at boston college and an expert on american political and economic history? she is the author of six books on american politics including most recently how the south won the civil war oligarchy democracy and the continuing fight for the soul of america, which i had the pleasure to review in the nation. she is a leading to a historian explaining the historical background of martin political issues through twitter threads the co-editor of we are history a web magazine of popular history and the author of letters robin american a chronicle of american politics. and she's too modest to add that. she's the woman of the year named by usa today. michael green is an associate professor of history in the university of nevada lost last vegas department of history. he earned his ba and ma at unlv and his phd at columbia university. he's the author of several books of the civil war era most recently lincoln and native americans for the southern illinois university. press series the concise lincoln library. he has also written several books on nevada

morgan >> please go down this rabbit hole you will not be disappointed >> now, heather and her husbands by the nickname dutch are innocent until proven guilty and there's a status case in november, so the end of the story is still to be written, but what we know so far is both strange and fascinating, guys. >> that's an understatement. so despite the crypto theft we have read about, we're told crypto's traceable how hard is it to -- or untraceable. how hard is it to spend billions in stolen bitcoin? >> that was the challenge here that this couple allegedly had a lot of people still had this idea that cryptocurrency is great for criminals because it's untraceable. it turns out that's not really true the doj can track cryptocurrency it's a question of matching up the wallets they see in the blockchain with the real life people who control the keyboards. that's the trick for law enforcement but they can do that by sending subpoenas and requesting documents from all sorts of legitimate businesses so the moment a criminal tries to actually spend the money in the real world, that is a clue a

i'm heather holmes mike mibach. there has been no official word from twitter that the deal is final ahead of tomorrow's deadline to close but of course, there is a tweet elon musk writing just about an hour ago. the bird is freed. we get the developing story from ktvu jana katsuyama live outside twitter headquarters in san francisco, jenna. mike i spoke with some twitter employees off camera and they tell me that they were given no advance notice internally before news about this transition broke tonight. just before nine p.m. in san francisco elon musk posted on twitter. the bird is freed. it came just minutes before the midnight deadline in delaware to close the twitter deal. musk started the day thursday with a message on twitter to advertisers, saying the reason he required twitter is to have quote a common digital town square where a wide range of beliefs can be debated in a healthy manner. he said. there is currently great danger that social media will splinter into far right wing and far left wing echo chambe

yeah heather. it is a historic week in los angeles that will not soon be forgotten , and we're going to have a new mayor soon. in the middle of all of that, as well was going to have to clean up this mess, and president biden is putting his thumb on the scale of that race for a woman who almost became his vice president. ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, accompanied by representative karen bass president joe biden, walking side by side with congresswoman karen bass in the midst of her tight race for mayor, president seeming confident about bass beating businessman rick caruso , who became a democrat, earlier this year, mr mayor and soon to be miss mayor. the president taking the congresswoman for case ideas. tacos 1986 in westwood. when biden first landed at l, a x, he gave bass quite the hug and kiss. what is this embrace literal embrace from the president mean for you ? what? what it means for me is that the president is the head of the democratic party. and he understands

heather cox richardson is professor of history at boston college and an expert on american political and economic history. she is the author of six books on american politics, including most recently how the south won the civil war, oligarchy, democracy, and the continuing fight for the soul of america, which i have the pleasure to review in the nation. she is a leading two to historian, explaining the historical background of ma turn his stories through twitter thread, z coordinator of [inaudible] we are history, a web magazine of popular history, and the author of that is from an american, a chronicle of american politics. and she is too modest to add that she is the woman of the year named by u.s. today. michael queen is an associate professor of history in the university of nevada las vegas, department of history. he earned his b. a. and emmy at unlv and his ph. d. at columbia university. he is the author of several books of the civil war era, most recently, lincoln and native americans, for the southern illinois university press series, the concisely library. he has also written

kelvin, heather, thank you.he south. if you can help, do get in touch with action for children. all secondary schools in carmarthenshire have signed up to a scheme aimed at improving pupils' behaviour. staff say some students' behaviour has deteriorated significantly since returning to the classroom after the covid lockdowns. they say the problems include offensive language and children as young as 11 vaping in toilets. mared ifan reports. the rainbow. it's become a symbol of hope during recent years, and there are plenty of positive messages for teachers here. but like in other schools across carmarthenshire, in its corridors and classrooms, it's a different story altogether. i think the number one shocking thing for me is the vaping. i haven't seen much of it, but i have seen quite a little bit of the pupils sometimes out of school, sometimes in school vaping, which, been like, oh my goodness, why are people doing this? and i've heard shouting, as soon as i've walked past the class and there's been students sw

here now, two great guests, lee carter and manhattan institute fellow heather macdonald.[laughter] heather, we herald the cries to defund the police, now as the elections are coming, they're moving in the other direction. will that work, in your mind? >> of course not. this is the joe biden democratic party crime wave. it began after the george floyd race riots, and it continued thanks to biden's constant rhetoric about the police being a racist that led the cops to back off of proactive policing, and it led to prosecutors saying we're not going to prosecute crime because it has a disparate impact on blacks. when you stop prosecuting crime, guess what? you get another 3400 black victims in 2020 and an even higher number in 2021. this should be a very easy sell for republicans. you just ask democrats, should prosecutors prosecute criminals. should there be consequences for theft? if you're mehmet oz, you ask mrt what larry crasser in's doing in philadelphia?? -- crasser in is doing in philadelphia? is that your definition of working or should we go back to policing and enf

as heather and i see it almost every single day in the house sides of the capitol, the relations there are already at an all-time low. post-january 6th, they are -- there's absolutely -- in a lot of ways hatred toward the other sides of the aisle. that was never really the case before. yes, there was a lot of hard feelings, big battles, but they would come together estimate points. it is much different now. we're seeing this in the aftermath of the reaction to the pelosi news. some had a hard time even condemning the violence. some republicans suggested this was both sides were at fault, not linking it to the problems that we -- to the rhetoric and the like. having a hard time going, you know, defending nancy pelosi or saying anything wrong because they've been attacking her for so long. it's because of how bad these relations have been frayed in recent years. >> and you mentioned we're in this world now where if you ask republicans these questions about election lies, about covid conspiracy theories, about just -- they say what about-ism making place including senator rick scott, from

something that heather said about the 14th amendment. those things come together in my mind throughout reminder of the lyrics to the battle hymn of the republic, where the second says i've seen him, i've watched him 100 circling camps talking about the righteous mission of the encampment of civil war soldiers i wondered if mycah and had their could speak to, from different sides, the encampment as a space of people who are excluded. by virtue, you know, you're either in the camp which we often use as a term a slang term to mean your borne of us. in this case, to be in an encampment as mycah was using to, be removed from the larger society. we had this long history of encampments from forced relocation to reservations. to the encampments of the newly self emancipated. two japanese internment camps. to perhaps you could even think of migrant labor camps as places where people are physically removed in a way, maybe just symbolically from the jurisdiction of the state as citizens. the 14th amendment guarantees citizenship to the same rights

heather grimes knows this isn't right. and that is the residence of nancy pelosi. of that goes -- the entire conversation basically goes into the mobile data transmitter. they read it. and then kyle hill helms and cagney come through the door. they are both struggling with the hammer. they order it to let go. and pelosi lets go and depape hits him with the hammer. it happens as they come through the door trying to assess what exactly is going on here. what they got was a wellness call at the house, something is wrong. but not a lot of detail that made sense. >> like you said, the extraordinary instincts of mr. pelosi and the 911 call and the instincts of a really good dispatcher in heather grimes. tell us what investigators are doing. they are looking for stressors or triggers in how this even came to be. >> so they are doing a archeological dig, if you will, through the entire life of david depape. we spent a good deal of time yesterday when we got through the identification going through his social media. we see his facebook just cuts off basically in march befor

. >> put your hands together for latasha brown, heather foster, virginia solomon, derrick johnson, congresswoman sewell. folks, thank you very much for being a part of this brain trust. i will see you at the one next door with the transportation secretary pete judge -- pete buttigieg talking about the billions going to transportation and how we as black folks get some of that money. all right, thank you so very much. >> thank you all. thank you. and can i panelists from the first come up and we can take a group photo? you know, i'm also the chair of the congressional foundation and i just want to say we do more than just put on this annual legislative conference. we do so because we want to have the next generation of leaders. the mission of the congressional black caucus foundation is to build leaders, to develop leaders, to inform our public, to inform public policy, but most importantly to develop leaders. black excellence. that's where your money goes towards and that is what this convention is about. ok? thank you all for coming to the brain trust and we look forward to your continued suppo

alex heather, christina, thank you so much. obviously any time something like this happens, it's a good reminder for all of us to be prepared. appreciated cristina, alex and i were talking and neither one of us actually felt the quake. i was on the run in san francisco. you running the east bay actually around that same time, and maybe that's why i didn't feel it. by two. a lot of people here at the station, though, right? you know what jack london square on the water did fill the shaking pretty strongly and obviously, folks across the south bay as well, but yeah, i wake up call another reminder to get prepared. yep. all right. we will have more coverage. sean today's earthquake that rattled the south bay that's coming your way later on this evening, we're going to hear from public transit agencies about their response. also from seismologist on today's activity, and what could happen next again, that's all coming up a little later at five today. now we go to oakland, where police there are extending their plan to combat gun vi

unhoused, improve services for the young and old, and upgrade aging infrastructure like the pool at heather farm park. >> it's old, always breaking down. the locker rooms are bad. it's very shallow, so you can't use it for certain types of swim meets. >> building a new swim complex at heather farm brings additional meets to town, people staying in hotels and eating at restaurants. >> reporter: since this would be a general tax, mayor matt francois and the city council which initially approved the measure, would ultimately decide how money is spent with annual audits and independent oversight from citizens. >> half the tax would be paid for by visitors, by non-residents, people that are coming in from out of town to shop at broadway plaza or come to our restaurants or shops, they would be paying their fair share. >> this is one of and it's like anything else, you always find more ways to spend more money. >> the inflation, the way it is right now, everything costs more, people are struggling as it is. and so why would you tax them even more when you're going to have more issues as a city bec

good morning, heather. good morning. thank you for having me. so i noticed heather in the numbers that were released by edge source. the climbing, reading a mask or statewide started. actually before the pandemic. you had a chance to look at those numbers. and what does that tell you? well i think the most important thing to take away from what we are seeing in these 10 districts that have been released is that there is a very sharp decline from 2019, which was the last time that the state actually tested all of california's children. so this is our folks our first post pandemic. um glimpse into how kids are doing so this test hasn't been included. anything after 2019, which would include the concern about decline from parents and teachers that we've heard about over the last several months, right? that's right. we didn't actually test students at scale across all of california with during the pandemic, so we have a big period where we didn't have any information or where we only had information from some school districts were from other states

heather mcghee.cism costs everyone and how we can prosper together, thank you for making time to join as i listened to the absurd kanye west interview. coming up, at a debate tonight in the republican senate race in north carolina, a republican candidate gave a interesting answer when asked to defend his 2020 vote to overturn the election. what he said is coming up next. new astepro allergy. no allergy spray is faster. with the speed of astepro, almost nothing can slow you down. because astepro starts working in 30 minutes, while other allergy sprays take hours. and astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid free allergy spray. now without a prescription. astepro and go. over half of the republican nominees on the ballot for the house, senate, and statewide offices this november are election deniers. i show you know that right now is a concept, but here is how it looks in practice. this is republican senate nominee, ted budd, eta -- >> you stand by your vote not to certify the 2020 electoral colle

joining the conversation is heather connally, she is the former director of the europe russia and eurasiatrategic and international studies. thank you for being with us. our friend ian bremer posted something on social media yesterday which was quite funny, it said russia before putin's announcement, i'm sorry, ukraine before putin's announcement and ukraine after putin's announcement, it is exactly the same shape. can you tell me a little bit about that the stated aim of this war is to prevent expansion of nato, he is already lost that battle with respect to finland and sweden. tell me about the history of ukraine's desire to join nato, why has it not happened already? why didn't it happen in 2014 and what is likely to happen with now? n 2014 and wh>> hi, great to be with y. there is a really difficult history about ukraine seeking nato membership. it began in 2008. this is really where the nato alliance was not coherence. it did not know whether it should continue to press further or whether it should hold that line. that confusion in part led to russia's invasion of georgia in august o

heather. yeah it looks like a summertime pattern out there with lots of fog in the coast and some warm to hot temperatures inland. it has been kind of a nice pattern for us with the temperatures, the hotspots getting warm but not incredibly hot. and the overall headline. we're going to warm up a little bit in your friday forecast and cool off as we head into the weekend. here's what's been happening, though you can see that layer of warm era settling in shallow marine layers where the fog is, it's locally dense. it's pretty stubborn out their portions of the coastline, so not the greatest beach, whether if you're looking for lots of sunshine and warm temperatures for the coastline fact here's a satellite to show you the fog out toward monterey bay right around half moon bay. pacifica san francisco's ocean beach and the marin headlands. and of course, we're watching this fog pattern for fleet week and it will be around the fog, at least for the morning hours and then clearing back to any of the

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let's go to ktvu heather holmes. at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus coming up tonight at seven, the city of san francisco facing a lawsuit, several employees say the city should have granted their request for covid religious exemptions more on that lawsuit tonight at seven. plus we're going to introduce you to a special band living his dream as a conductor, but also infusing latin culture into the san francisco symphony. hispanic heritage month. his story also coming up in just a few minutes on the seventh iran ktvu plus thank you, heather. but first after the break, we'll see how planes are taking off without pilots in concord. ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. life is busy. so, come to shell and get three things done at once. first, fill up with shell v-power nitro+ to help keep your engine running like new. nice! then save up with the fuel rewards program and never pay full price for gas again. oh wow! and,

welcome everyone to the four and heather holmes alex savage menlo park. police tell us one person has died as a result of an industrial accident this afternoon, it happened in the 900 block of peggy lane just before one o'clock. police say the man was working near a wood chipper when this accident happened, but was not immediately clear whether the man fell or was caught by the machine. officials from the menlo park fire department and osha or helping now in the investigation are jesse gary will have more from the scene of this accident coming up a little bit later tonight at five. we're learning more now about a deadly shooting near the u. c. berkeley campus over the weekend 29 year old man was killed by the gunfire. ktvu sevens. karnowski has more now on that victim and the ongoing search for the shooters here. evan alex, we've learned that the victim was in berkeley for a boy's night out when some kind of altercation happened and gunfire or erupted. lima tafa has pictured here in photos on social media from when he attended seminary school in american

i could not be more excited to have heather here.ly: given what you have learned i revlon, what is your vision for bash learned at revlon, -- given what you have learned at revlon, what is your vision? >> a couple of things. i am excited to be joining curology. curology is doing what many beauty companies are talking about wages personalization. many personalized skincare options are connecting people with providers who create custom formulas and we can really help consumers have better skin outcomes. your face is the way the you face the world, how your face looks really has a big impact on your confidence and how you feel. it is a big impact in your life. we are excited about that with curology. in terms of the economy, we are all concerned about that. it is a resilient category. i expect us to do very well during the downturn. emily: i agree that good skincare is vital. how much do you think people are going to be spending on themselves right now when they are spending more on everything from gas to groceries? isn't that the first

heather mcghee.ou for making time to join as i listened to the absurd kanye west interview. coming up, at a debate tonight in the republican senate race in north carolina, a republican candidate gave a interesting answer when asked to defend his 2020 vote to overturn the election. what he said is coming up next. coming up, at a debate tonight in the republican senate race in north carolina, a republican candidate gave a interesting answer when asked to defend his 2020 vote to overturn the election. what he said is coming up next. but what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! ugh! advil dual action fights pain two ways. advil targets pain at the source, acetaminophen blocks pain signals. advil dual action. peaceful state. full plate. wait, are you my blind date? dancing crew. trip for two. nail the final interview. buy or lease? masterpiece. inside joke. artichoke. game with doug. brand new mug. come here, kid. gimme a hug. the more you want to do, the more we want to do. boosters designed for covid-19

long-time republican heather carter publicly left the gop to back democrats who support abortion rights. >> when you talk to women in arizona, and they share their personal stories one-on-one, many of them are using this issue as the deciding factor in the 2022 election. >> reporter: as we mentioned, close races here for governor and u.s. senate. democrats are leading big with voters concerned about abortion rights, while republicans are gaining traction with voters concerned about immigration in this border state. norah? >> ed o'keefe, thank you. >>> well, we want to turn now to the sharp rise in book bans in america's schools and libraries. a recent study found hundreds of book, mostly focused on lgbtq themes or racial issues have now been forbidden across the country. cbs' elaine quijano goes in-depth. >> reporter: a small michigan town is locked in a war over words. the battle is over these five books with lgbtq themes. >> these books and lifestyle choices are destructive and wrong. >> reporter: last month a group called the gamestown services led a successful drive to essentially d

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and in the bonus, think about high flying fryeburg and hapless heather. needed to when i met on sunday, at the head to settle for a point h. that game and much more coming up later, you know, sports ah, i'm anthony how'd walk into the program? russian president vladimir putin as accused ye crying of engaging and terrorism over an explosion on a bridge linking russia and occupied crimea. the russian leader said ucr and secret service tried to destroy a critical pace of brushes, civil infant john keith had previously threatened to strike the bridge, but as so far not claimed responsibility for the blast, put more mate with his national security council in the coming hours to decide on a response when the maintenance russian missile attack on the south eastern city of support, asia has killed at least 13 people. the missiles hit an apartment block and other residential buildings. the city is under ukrainian control, but it's part of a region that russia annexed illegally askedme up the small ring. chasm is where apartments had stood. the top floor collapsed, ours after a garage on missile

why this is heather. i think, you know, i don't know why the rain doesn't fall in, but it may be because of us humans. we don't love each other than that. maybe that's why the rain has stopped falling. or because strangers did something to prevent the rain, i don't know. i some greens and 2 cups of rise, that's all the family of 14 can afford for to day. yet they still offer their neighbors to join, trying to help let's get a round up of some other world news headlines now. elan mosque has completed his $44000000000.00 takeover of twitter to take billionaire, followed through on the purchase after twitter took him to court the trying to back out of the deal. the tesla c o has been critical of treat as moderation policies and says he wants to promote free speech on the platform. the u. s. struck a bad a strike a deal, sorry to band the sale of new petrol and diesel cars from 2035. negotiate is agreed that by then come makers must caught c o 2 emissions by 100 percent. if passed into law, it would become im

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meeting focused on the on risk and in the buddhist league of both high flying private and hapless heather. needed the same thing. when i met on sunday, stay with sport, lad ron, and we'll see what they go. ah, i'm anthony. how'd walk into the program? russian president vladimir putin has accused ukraine of terrorism over and explosion. the damage to cambridge linking russia to occupy the crimea. he said ukraine special forces were behind the attack and added it was meant to destroy russian civilian infrastructure. perkins accusation came after a russian missile attack in ukraine, southeastern city of zapper, asia that killed at least 13 civilians engulfed in flames after saturday's explosion. now, president putin has pin the blame on ukraine. there is no doubt it was a terrorist act directed to the destruction of critically important civilian infrastructure on the author's perpetrators on those who ordered us are the special services of ukraine. good. while ukraine hasn't claimed responsibility for the explosion, the bridge which has since partially reopened, is a key supply route for rus

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joining me now is heather carter, former state arizona state senator, who's endorsed democratic mark kelly. she changed her registration to independent this year. good to have you on the program. i'm curious as an arizona, as an elected official previously, what do you think when you see that clip of the party's nominee for senate sort of groveling before donald trump specifically on this ludicrous contention that we all know is not true? >> well thanks for having me on your show today, and i will just start right at the heart of it. that is absolutely unacceptable. arizona voters want elected officials to focus on arizona problems, and to be beholden to a former president who lost the election in arizona is absolutely unacceptable. >> it also strikes me that there is a sort of threat to democracy right? there's also the responsiveness. who is blake masters going to listen to as u.s. senator? is he going to listen to the folks in his state of got whatever issues they have. water problems, want to talk about social security, i want to talk about development, or is he going to listen t

harriet dart, heather watson and katie boulter have also been selected for the six day event. yeah, i guess specialfor anyone watson, but it will be, yeah, i guess special for anyone who is able to come and support the team to see her in action, and the rest of the team. notjust great britain playing, but we have a number of top players in women's tennis who will be representing their countries. we will be one of 12 teams in glasgow competing for the trophy, so there's lots of exciting top tennis to watch. today is world mental health day, and fulham'sjoe bryan has opened up about the difficulties he's faced with anxiety and how that has impacted him in his day to day life. he's currently on loan at french ligue 1 side nice and he hopes that conversations about mental health can be normalised, particularly amongst men. he's been speaking to kimberley boak. ijust i just felt down, numb, ijust felt down, numb, like i was running through a cloud. you have soken running through a cloud. you have spoken openly _ running through a cloud. you have spoken openly and _ running through

. >> reporter: in heather smith's class she knows exactly who is making the grade. >> we talk about goal setting, and they're my partners. >> reporter: partners in a data-driven approach to learning for the nearly 16,000 students in indianapolis' perry township school district started seven years ago, the superintendent says it's now the perfect system helping to narrow the learning gap caused by the pandemic >> we didn't redesign. we got back to our design >> reporter: after math and reading scores dropped more than ten points, he says this very diverse district where 75% of students receive free or reduced lunch is now getting back on track. >> this isn't something that we're going to fix within two years. this is going to be a long-range process of building skills. >> reporter: and how are they doing it? monthly tests called evaluate in both reading and math focused lesson plans you're tailoring your lessons to accommodate the needs of each one of your students >> absolutely. >> reporter: and small learning groups. >> what makes the sound mm >> reporter: offering one-on-one instructio

have taken it upon themselves to render aid so far there's been no fema water, ice, generators, food heather hoffman made her way here today finally to find her dad, joe, alive. what's that like to finally know >> there's no words. you know the destruction is mind-boggling. but just to know that my loved ones are okay, that's the most important thing. >> reporter: st. james city was hit by the same ten-foot storm surge that took out portions of sanibel island's causeway and bridge we made it to one of the newly formed sand spits, where critical infrastructure was washed away. communications is cut out. you can see the cables behind me like that orange line. it is why cell phone service is so critical it's why today part of at&t's 180-member emergency response team, many of them veterans, launched from the mainland and 90 minutes later arrived on sanibel island tonight they've already powered up two of four cell phone towers here. the national guard ferrying vehicles and more cell phone equipment in to bring communications back to the area islands >> these people have been through a lot, and