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krista mickey works for epic venues, which oversees two event spaces in san jose, including the corinthian grand ballroom downtown. we are seeing a lot of increase for parents actually hosting prom's this year, so the school has kind of given a hands off approach due to the covid restrictions. and this is my prom dress. mia's dress is too long. she plans to cut off material from the bottom to make a matching mask. his pram means a lot because it's kind of like the one thing we're getting, at least towards the end because we got homecoming and we didn't get football games. we didn't get any of the senior like treats a treat now to look forward to parents did have to hire security and secure liability insurance and to attend the prom students will have to show a proof of a negative covid test or proof. fully vaccinated. maureen naylor, ktvu fox two news. oh okay, checking on the weather. we definitely have some nice weather coming our way. we did have temperatures today that were on the on the warm, too mild side. it was warmer today than yesterday. temperatures tomorrow are going to be a li

the girl repeatedly asked krista to take the gun and kill her.sta continued to hug her tight until the police came. >> this is the worst nightmare a school district could ever face. we prepare for it. we're never truly ready for it. >> reporter: footage from the scene shows a man being wheeled out on a stretcher, as anxious parents gathered nearby. >> when i dropped her off at the school this morning, i never imagined this would happen. >> reporter: traumatized students and parents struggling to cope with the shock. a mother recalling the moment her terrified 13-year-old called her. >> my eighth grader had called me and said that there was an active shooter in the school, that she had heard three gunshots right next to her classroom. she had heard a friend of hers may have been shot. then she said, i love you. i got to go, bye. >> reporter: while the investigation is ongoing, prosecutors say they aren't ruling out the most serious charges. >> once the investigation is completed, we will be filing appropriate charges, possibly including three coun

killer hyenas very interesting it just doesn't get any better than that you're right you go ahead krista i don't want you to top kill or hyenas eating me and it's tough to follow that but i do have some good stuff for sports rick how about we start with some tennis so let's go to the madrid open let's head over to madrid it's a.t.p. masters 1000 and we had alexander. teenie 0 taken the 1st t.v. there were given plenty of trouble the rest of number one at the perfectly plays dropshot winner and then the italian going on to take in the tie break after the return the german star however claimed 3 service break points in the next 2 sets it was all there about 5 years before in the 2nd set here just impressive covering it and with the blistering forehand in stride and then barrett's he sends the 4 involving at the net wide sasha pumped up their puppet his fist their head into the decider 3rd set all even to 2 games of breaks after beforehand return goes wide and now he's really amped up as you can tell because championship point of coming up and another wide shot by berra teenie the italian g

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actual real life human women who could be earning this money and in a similar way but love to hear krista 1st thoughts on the fact that there are virtual representation of black people are that brands give money to instead of black people and i think we really need to start asking ourselves why would you prefer to work with an image of a black person than an actual black person when we talked about this on our podcast turkish people were shocked to hear that this was a reality and that this was something that could happen you know we've been talking a lot about the bible movement ever since black clothes matter and there is a real needs to invest in black communities if we want to create equality an affair a future or so it leaves me feeling extremely uncomfortable list out with the 1st question to angelica. yes so as for virtual influencers taking anything you know or working with attention here that's essentially you know what the whole point is and it's not as 0 sum game i think that sort of perspective the something that a lot of new creators fall into usually because they have to str

math teacher krista gneiting confronting the young girl, taking the gun and describing to our amy robach what she did next. >> and then after i got the gun, i just pulled her into a hug, because i thought, this little girl has a mom somewhere that doesn't realize she's having a breakdown and she's hurting people. >> the victims are expected to gneiting hoping the girl also gets the help she needs. >>> when we come back here, we remember a comedy legend. it's time... to take a century of innovation, and point it at the next century. to take the legendary, and turn it into something revolutionary. ♪ to take electric. and turn it into lightning. ♪ ♪ ♪ (announcer) you can quit. for free help, call 1-800-quit now. when it's hot outside your car is like a sauna steaming up lingering odors. febreze car vent clips stop hot car stench with up to 30 days of freshness. get relief with febreze. so through ancestry, i discovered my great aunt ruth signed up as a nursing cadet for world war ii. she was only 17. bring your family history to life like never before. get started for free at ancestry.com l

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. >> reporter: krista gneiting, a middle school math teacher, was preparing her students when she heardmy door and looked out and i just saw one person in the hallway quite a ways down and it was our janitor and i shut the door and i came back in and then i heard two more shots, and so i just told my students, we are going to leave, we're going to run to the high school. you're going to run hard. you're not going to look back and now is the time to get up and go. >> reporter: authorities say a sixth grade girl pulled a handgun out of her backpack and started shooting inside rigby middle school. she then moved outside where she continued to fire. >> we heard one gunshot and then right after we heard another and we heard multiple kids screaming and my friends and i were freaking out and we were hiding in the corner of our classroom. >> reporter: three people were injured. two students and a custodian were rushed to the hospital. >> one of the boys just started talking about, ouch, i'm shot, and i just looked at him and i said are you shot? and he said, yes. >> reporter: moments after tryi

krista gneiting, a math teacher sprang into action. >> she grabbed the gun away from her, and then there's one who said she tackled her and just waited for them to arrive. >> reporter: now we're learning the school custodian, jim wilson, acted bravely as well. >> this situation happened in the hallway, and that custodian put himself in front so that bullets would not hit other children. >> reporter: wilson and two others were injured. all have since been released from the hospital. this morning, with the sixth grade suspect in custody, authorities aren't commenting on the motive, and students say they're shocked. >> i knew the shooter. her older sister is one of a good friends of mine. >> were you surprised yesterday? >> i was really surprised. >> reporter: now, after the most terrifying day of their lives, these teen baseball players are trying to return to some sense of normalcy, and their parents could not be happier. >> there was definitely angels around all our kids that day. it could have been a lot worse, and thank goodness for those teachers and brave kids. >> reporter: nobody died

from krista spending a chilly night perch camping in the uk to the time i did not get much sleep in aof the virus. the former bbc journali5t martin ba5hir defends his panaorama interview with princess diana, but apologises to prince5 william and harry. frustration for the organisers of glastonbury festival as technical problems stop fans from watching a special online concert. and nul points for great britain at eurovision a5 italy wins the big prize. the unstoppable adam peaty — it's another gold at the european championships for the record—breaking swimmer, his third of the week. ill be talking to mark fo5ter at 8:30 to discuss what sets him apart from the rest. good morning, it's a chilly and bright start to the day for much of the uk. we will see some rain moving on from the west later on. some eastern areas are keeping dry all day. i'll have all the details for you here on breakfast. it's sunday the 23rd of may. our top story — both the pfizer and astrazeneca coronavirus vaccines, the two main jab5 used in the uk's roll—out, are highly effective against the indian variant of the