she wants to give back ♪ jo-ann is someone who doesn't believe that teaching and learning stays in a. she's always bringing her kids out into the world somehow in between all of that, she's the mom that keeps all of our friends together, and she always just makes us feel super loved. >> my amazing mother is a teacher and a wonderful mom. my mother immigrated to the united states close to 40 years ago. throughout my mom's career as an educator, she has helped many children her drive is working with students who have immigrated from other countries, inspiring all of her students that we come from all walks of life >> my mom raised me as a single mother she's always worked really hard to provide a really good life for me, just by herself. she decided she wanted to go back to school she was substitute teaching and said, "i want to do better and provide better for these kids. and here she is today, a teacher of fourth grade in a low income school district. and she's great at it. ♪ she's also helping my cousin raise her son with her so she can go to school and now i'm going to cry [ laught

and this is probably my favorite interpretation of jo ann because she's funny.e the legend of broadway. ( laughter ) "company" was written by stephen sondheim. to honor him, there are special play bills for stephen sondheim for the lovers and the collectors out there. this is the man that i met and knew. ( cheers and applause ) and here he is as a very young man. and i'm curious, i was lucky enough to interview him a couple of times, to do that, shortly before he died, interviewed him rght there. >> i remember that interview. >> stephen: and it was deeply -- though i didn't go do much of his work, deeply influential to me. >> you did six. >> stephen: stephen sondheims. what did you learn from him? >> i re-created. it's always intimidating when someone you deeply respect and are deeply intimidated by shows up in the rehearsal room because i just wantpro w o my interpret, and he was a task master. his notes were at times extremely harsh. but when they weren't harsh and they were approving, it was -- i could cry now. it was sort of -- it's, you know, when he died,

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picking them off is preparing them to go to be name taken of those marks that have nominally called jo ann's or would oper numbers, and alice's stoltz the collection of the route and strap used museum. cologne boasts $96.00 works of art, collectively known as the benign bronzes that become the symbol of the debate around the restitution of the art looted during the colonial era. the provenance of the objects is clear. the british colonial forces looted most of them during a brutal military right in 1897, when they captured, been in city plundering the royal palace and killing thousands as where things were fallen to removed from the bed chamber and also the shrines on the palace. and garden city and we went in for his walks to return. combat quickly, i'm come back swiftly. i miss you a different level. i miss you is the name of the exhibition organized by nanette snoop. the director of the route and stroke yost museum, she invited pairs you lie ala from the university of logos to participate, as is still limited knowledge about the benign bronzes in germany. each treasure has its own showcas

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and then there's ann marie jo garza captured in her last known photo, hours before her shooting, proud to show off her certificate. she was shot while trying to call 911 the loss of 10-year-old jose flores jr. writing i still can't believe this happened. my heart is broken. i'm going to miss you so much. rest in paradise, when they've lost a child, what do you say? >> don't say anything, just embrace them. >> tonight with a massive investigation and questions that may never be answered, a family clings to the faces and names. >> morgan joins us now from the reunification center where so many parents gathered yesterday. what's the status now, morgan? >> lester, tonight authorities have confirmed that they've contacted every family of the victims involved this has become a grieving center counselors have been onhand for people to recover. it will remain here for the foreseeable future in the meantime, everything remains closed and graduation is closer >> reporter: i'm joint by the town's mayor thank you for being with us. all of us visitors here are seeing this community as your home how

one of the victims, 10-year-old ann marie jo garza tried to call police on her cell phone, a birthday present two weeks ago. >> they got confirmation from two of the students in her classroom that she was just trying to call authorities, and i guess he just shot her. >> reporter: as the gunman sporadically shot through the wall, police wait for reinforcements and evacuate other students. >> initial officers that are there don't see gunfire. they don't make entry initially because of gunfire receding. >> reporter: parents outside the school are distraught, demanding police storm the building or let them. >> they didn't want to go in there. let me borrow a gun and i'll go in there myself to handle it. they told me no. >> reporter: around 1:00 p.m., one hour and 20 minutes after the gunman went inside, law enforcement forced their way into the classroom, and a customs and border protection agent killed the gunman. >> they came up with a plan, they entered the classroom and they took care of the situation as quickly as they possibly could. >> reporter: but it was still too late for so man

today, 10-year-old ann marie jo garza will be laid to rest.dent king that left a man dead and a woman critically hurt. frothe scene shows er noon. damage to the hang glider's wing. it's unclear if that caused the crash or was the result of the crash. >>> the oakland city council is set to vote on legislation that could put a cap on rent increases in the city. it would cap the increases at 3%. it follows an announcement that owners could raise rents as high as 6.7% come july 1st. >>> good morning to you. it is tuesday, may 31st, we're at the end of the month i'm amanda starrantino. >> i'm len kiese. let's check whether and traffic beginning with jessica burch. we're wrapping up may. >> just in time for june gloom. as we finish this week it's going to look different from the live look behind me. clear skies for us today, no matter where you live, whether you're on the coast, inland areas, along the bay. it's a beautiful day. by the end of the week, into the weekend, we have partly cloudy skies, a chance of rain, which is great for us in northern

anne marie jo garza died with the cell phone in her hand that she got two weeks ago on her 10th birthday. she died by trying to call her classmates in 911. in the photo linked to her obituary she's wearing a beautiful violet dress but the fun, sweet, sassy little diva hated wearing dresses. however, she wore them. she loved meals from chick-fil-a and her favorite drink was a vanilla bean frappuccino from starbucks, almost like a milk shake, doesn't have coffee. she wasn't alone. her classmate maite rodriguez had a favorite drink from starbucks. hers was the mango dragon. her mom wrote on facebook saying her little girl was competitive, especially in physical education and she was ambition. she wanted to become a marine biologist and that's in part due to her love of animals and studying wildlife. she was recently named on the honor roll and had a fascination for school and study. behind me you see folks have gathered here at the memorial which is in the heart of the city just a few short blocks away from the school. we've seen people here almost every day before sunrise when we show up i

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