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in very quickly there was a large police presence in an affluent area of town with several private hoolsils are still emerging. you did a good job of encapsulating what we know right now, but -- yes, there's was a former student. why they target the school, we know they went there. we have not seen the manifesto yet. honestly, i think people are still just in shock. it is not even our first mass shooting. we had one less than five years ago at a waffle house that was responsible for killing five people. juan: what do we know so far on how the shooter obtained the guns? can you talk about the legislation that has been passed in tennessee recently on guns? >> according to the metro nashville police department, the shooter had three weapons with them at the time of the shooting, two semi automatic rifles. they appear to be obtained illegally. they also had a handgun. at the home, police found two sawed-off shotguns and another weapon. it is not unusual to get any type of weapon. we have seen the legislature increasingly passing laws that even law enforcement officials and organizations oppo

as you see here in santa rosa, pele coming by tonight, ben, going to montgomery high hool, placing flowers there, lighting candles for 16 year-old jayden. tonight, we know that the 3 students involved include 2.16, ar-olds and a 15 year-old haened around 11 o'clock this morning during an art class at the high school. santa rosa. police say jaden and another 16 year-old junior walked into this art class and confronted a 15 year-old freshm who was in the class. the 3 kids started fighting. police say the teacher there and 3 aides who are present breaup the fight and they did so successfully but only momentarily, the fight then continue police say the 15 year-old. took out a knife and stabbedthe other 2, the 2 juniors who had come in there to confront him. police say jaden was stabbed 3 times in the upper body. he died at the hospital. jayden's at told us tonight that all 3 kids involved in the case had been fighting for several weeks. >> parents called the school untithe school of what happened in that they had made complaints that there was people that they were. there's these 2 kids that w

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reaffirm a parent's right to review course curriculum, meet with the child'seacher and be heard at hool board meetings without fear of reprisal. my colleagues on the other slside of the aisle are saying that this bill i this bill is punishing teachers or seeking to push a right-wing agenda. this is false. our education system is spiraling out of control as parents are pushed further outside of the classroom. this bill will restore the role of parents in schools and provide new mechanisms to provide parent-teacher partnerships. when parents are involved in their child's education, students thrive. that's the guiding principle of this bill. with the parents bill of rights act, republicans will help parents steer the education of their children back into the correct path where they can learn the skills they need for a lifetime of success. mr. chair, i reserve the balance of my time. the chair: the gentlewoman reserves. the gentleman from virginia is recognized. mr. scott: thank you, mr. chairman. i rise in opposition to h.r. 5 and i yield myself such time as i may consume. the chair: so or

grade school and beyond, which is where i fought to secure fundinfor middle georgia's stateniversy hool of aviation in last ar's appropriation package, which they are using now to purchase a flight simulator to train more pilots at georgia's only public flight school. that's also why i'm proud to be working on aviation workrce legislation, to help more schools, including state and technil colles, train students from rural communities, nontraditional communities to work in the aviation industry at a lower cost. we have to broaden the pool. i believe that the current workforce shortage prevents -- presents a once in a generation opportunity to revitalize our aviation workforce and industry from the ground up. we ought to see ts not only as a challenge, but an opportunity the entire education system has an important role to play in not just addressing this shortage, but also growing and supporting a modern and representative aviation workforce. we neeall ofur people to g to where we need to go. the aviation workforce continues to lagehind other industries, no questn about that. when it com

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