and leah is very resourceful and. she's really doing everything that she can to save herself and her child. she first tries to find refuge with a coworker of her husband, but she is sexually harassed there and leaves. and another place she discovers bruises on young rebecca. so she leaves again. she tries to seek refuge from. a priest who says that he will denounce her if. she doesn't convert to christianity. and so in fall of 1942, she's really, you know, stressed, obviously, put it mildly. and she goes into a cafe in a small town and she's trying to get some milk for norbert. and she strikes up a conversation with the owner, a woman named yulia there, haga. and yulia is as taken. i am with norbert and gets milk makes a bed and eventually they asks if she can a room. yulia recognize this this is a baby in trouble to take in more bear. but leah doesn't want to be separated from him. so yulia and her husband raymond agree that they will take in both leah and norbert. and here you can see raymond with his daughter, mona

>> then we'd have a different outcome with leah. maybe leah would never have even met him. >> what do your clients want to see happen? >> ideally they would like to see a court martial. unfortunately in some of the cases, in leah's case and erica's case, that can't happen because the statute of limitations has passed. >> reporter: leah raised concerns in an email to secretary kendall last fall that time was running out to bring charges in her case. he said a decision will be made before the statute of limitations expires. thompson says that didn't happen. >> do you think the military was stalling? >> yes and no. they blew past the statute of limitations that they knew existed. it's a lot to say they did it intentionally, but there's also a lot of evidence that they knew what the repercussions were going to be, and maybe they did so intentionally. >> reporter: but it wasn't too late in emily brarly's case. >> did the military take steps to keep you safe? >> they did not, no. they promoted him. >> reporter: just last month, five years

>> then we would have a different outcome with leah. have even met him. >> norah: what do your clients want to see happen? >> ideally, they would want to see a court-martial. unfortunately, in some of the cases, in leah's case and erica's case, that can't happen because the statute of limitations has passed. >> norah: leah raised concerns in an email to secretary kendall last fall, that time was running out to bring charges in her case. he said a decision will be made before the statute of limitations expires. thompson says that didn't happen. do you think the military was stalling? >> yes and no. they blew past statute of limitations that they knew existed. it's a lot to say that they did it intentionally, but there is also a lot of evidence that they knew what the repercussions were going to be, and that maybe they did so intentionally. >> norah: but it wasn't too late in emily brearley's case. did the military take steps to keep you safe? >> they did not. no. they promoted him. >> norah: just last month, five years after reporting he

errol louis, max boot, leah wright back at the stable with us.t's start on the line the biden administration is walking here and how much power they do or don't have at this point to bring hamas back to the table, to bring israel back to the table. israel doesn't seem to be heeding any of the warnings from the united states on how to conduct the second chapter of its counterattack on gaza. >> well, they can give advice. they can even give warnings, veiled warnings or direct warnings. >> they're pretty direct now. >> but the reality is, those hostages, plus the destruction of hamas, are what israel said were going to be their objectives, right, up front. you can ask them to change how they pursue those objectives but asking them to suspend those object i haves to not go after the hamas leadership, not try to dismantle their entire logistical operation. >> that's not what we heard from the vice president or secretary blinken. it was how you do it matters. >> right. >> and more precision in how you do it so you don't have 15,000 plus civilian casual

let's discuss this with leah tsemel.i lawyer who has represented palestinian defendants in the israeli court system. very good to see you and thank you so much forjoining us to discuss this report from the un of israel's mistreatment of detainees in the occupied west bank. can you tell us what happens to someone when they are detained, and what they then go through when they are put in the prison? to through when they are put in the rison? ., , ., ., prison? to my great sorrow, i can tell ou, prison? to my great sorrow, i can tell you, because _ prison? to my great sorrow, i can tell you, because i— prison? to my great sorrow, i can tell you, because i have _ prison? to my great sorrow, i can tell you, because i have been - tell you, because i have been visiting a few prisons. the women's prison, the men's prison, and there is one common phenomenon since they were started — all the prisoners, the political prisoners or what is called on israel security prisoners, are being humiliated in prison. it repeats itself in every

back with us now, errol louis, leah wright and elie honig. fact that these offers and calls from trump and a former employee who is not named, aftered after the search but before the charges, is that relevant here? >> it is. this is one of those issues, common sense people all understand what was happening here. they were trying to make sure this employee stayed loyal. trying to make sure this employee didn't flip on them. i'm not sure the evidence that was unusual enough that, a, a judge would admit it and, b, you could make that argument to the jury. yeah, that it's witness tampering. to me alone this does not make out witness tampering. okay you called someone who left their job. let them know the job is still open. offered to take someone to a golf tournament. however, it might fit into a broader pattern we've seen here. we have already seen charges of obstruction and then obstruction upon obstruction in this case relating to hiding the boxes, tampering with the video surveillance, trying to tamper with the witnesses. >> it's fascinating

remember leah courtney, the emt?y at the first trial, but at this one she gave detest ammonium about the body temperatures. and something else, the look on jason's face when deputies found that bloody rag in his faye truck. >> it's the way jason was acting, my heart stopped and thought he had something to do with it. >> you just had a feeling? >> i did. i'm not an officer, i'm not a police officer. it's just reading a person, just reading the way that he acted. i mean, he was white. >> the prosecution made a compelling case once again. but the defense said that it too had some significant new evidence. >> i had a lot stronger case from the science standpoint the second time the first time. i told the jury the case was about the science and the science would show that earth client was innocent. >> surprisingly, the rifle that was allegedly used in the killings had never been tested for dna. this time around it was. and the results showed jason's dna was not on the rifle. only tailors was. >> and that proves that this

and swam against uh leah thomas.big advocate of keeping trans women out of women's sports. >> and i'm a big supporter. she's a good friend and has done wonderful work. but she was in san francisco a couple of months back giving a speech. the students there were and she had a bunch of trans people all just literally come after her hitter . literally come after her hitter. as she said, there was a guy in a dress and the other ones and it was videotaped and you could hear them in the background. these trans women yelling, you know , trans women are real women know, trans women are real women . and on and on and on, making fools of themselves. okay and that's not good. it's horrible for the trans for trans people in general. it's horrible. it makes us look selfish. the leah thomas of the world trans girls swimming makes it's not good for trans people. it makes them look selfish. self—indulge it's like all about me . it's not about all all about me. it's not about all these other girls. i'm beating. i don't even play in m

and yet to leah's point what are they missing?s not connecting right now. >> what's not connecting is people's perception, their everyday life. i mean, we talked about this a lot when it comes to inflation. yes, it's not getting higher, but the prices haven't come down per se. the rate comes down but the prices stay high. people are still sort of feeling that pinch. people still have a lot of questions as we're going through this enormous transition. look, the pandemic and the transformation of the economy to sort of work from home for a lot of different professions that went away and new ones that came online, the other big transition, of course, is we're trying to move toward renewables. a lot of new jobs there but a lot of old jobs that went away. there's a lot of uncertainty, turmoil. that's what people are expressing when they're talking to the pollsters. the biden team, of course, has to try and take credit for what's good and also ask people to be patient with what's bad. and that's the part i think that they're missing. li

. >> we were there when leah osmond met jason somers.the man who received the heart donated from leah's late son. >> i wondered what it was like when you put your head to his chest and listened >> overall it was just an amazing happy moment for everybody. >> congratulations, you've got a good heart. >> thank you so much ♪ >> oh, my god. i got in >> we saw hard work pay off. students finding out they got into college and passing important exams. student athletes were winning too. celebrating after finding out they earned full scholarships. >> we're going to pay for the rest of his school you have no more bills >> we also honored our nation's heroes. >> mom mom! mommy! mom, mom >> once again in the arms of loved ones after months overseas. >> what's up, guys how are you? i missed you >> at this country music concert, army first sergeant jeff dorvey stunned his wife shannon. >> was it almost like almost time was going 100 miles an hour and frozen at the same time? >> yes it was like, are you here right now and this is happening? we'll be ab

she was the one who swam against, uh , uh, leah thomas against, uh, uh, leah thomas and, um , uh, shem, uh, she has been a big advocate of keeping trans women out of women's sports. and i'm a big supporter. she's a good friend , um, and has done friend, um, and has done wonderful work. but she was in san francisco a couple of months back giving a speech. the students there, and she had a bunch of trans people just literally come after her hitter as she said, uh, there was a guy in a dress and the other ones, and it was videotaped and you could hear them in the background. these trans women , background. these trans women, uh, yelling , you know, trans uh, yelling, you know, trans women are real women. and on and on and on making fools of themselves . okay um, on and on making fools of themselves. okay um, and on and on making fools of themselves . okay um, and that's themselves. okay um, and that's not good. it's horrible for the trans , for trans people in trans, for trans people in general . it's horrible. it makes general. it's horrible. it makes us look selfish. the leah thomas of

how cute was daughter leah. leah plays his daughter in the film too. and then living her best life right now, and looking amazing, it's a surprising revelation from oprah. a few months ago she said using weight loss drugs with was the easy way out when it comes to getting fit. but today oprah has changed her mind and she is ready to explain exactly why. >>> and plus, as hollywood remains in shock over the sudden passion of andre braugher at only 61 years old, we'll look back at special moments with a very special man, and that's all moments away on "access hollywood." back to you. >> mario, thank you. >>> coming up, in prime time here on nbc bay area, quantum leap at 8:00. magnum p.i. at 9:00. the weakest link at 10:00. and back here for a live and local 11:00 news. >>> that's going to do it for us here at 7:00. for everyone here at nbc bay area, including our coordinating director eddie duran, thanks for joining us. we hope you enjoy your evening. we hope to see you back at 11:00. >>> tonight on "access hollywood" -- >> you know it's funny i'm hired t

you competed against leah thomas, you had to share a locker room with him.ss to the house here next week? >> just that. but we went there at the national championships about girls around the country continue to go through this explicitly discrimination on basis of our which is everything title ix was passed to prevent from happening. so now of course this issue fell entirely on party lines in the house, 219 republicans voted in favor of protecting women and girls in sports which was represented to gr greg stu bees bill. all two and three every single last one that mothers and fathers of their own young daughters alternate three democrats voted in opposition of protecting women and girls in sports. of course i hope to use my testimony in my experience it again girls continued to explain from the country as a proof of why we need to protect sports on the basis of our. for people it may not be entirely know your story during lunch hundred meter freestyle you competed against leah thomas, a biological man. you essentially got the exact same time but the ncaa dec

montreal, canada is moving rabbani, a middle east analyst, and the co editor of e magazine, general leah and in london is marks it in direct to add the sense that the you in studies at the university of buckingham, he was also a speech, right? that's a full met. you in secrecy, general banking moon, a welcome 2 or 3 of you. thank you very much for joining us here on al jazeera festival knock. if i can start with you, i mean, it was why the expected that the us was going to veto this resolution. it's the only country as we mentions to do. so why do you think it seems sit and not susceptible at all to international pressure on this issue? a very, very difficult to say, i mean the connection between the united states and israel is a deep and very historic one, but it's doing united states enormous damage. now, i mean, i would make a comparison really directly with 1956 and britain and foxes invasion of so it's close at that. so i'm united states obliged the british and the french to withdrawal of this relationship with the israel has not become pretty robert toxic . one, and that would appe

i've been speaking to leah tsemel. who has represented palestinian defendants in the israeli court system. i began by asking her what conditions are like in these prisons. i've been visiting a few prisons, the women's prison, men's prison, and there is one common phenomenon since the war started. all the prisoners, the political prisoners, or they called in israel security prisoners are being humiliated in the prison. it's a general order probably from above, because it repeats itself in each and every prison. the prisoners i met, after a month and a half of this war, are starving. they don't get enough food in all the prisons. all their articles were taken away from them. they had the same clothes. they cannot change it. they are kept in the rooms almost all day long. besides a very, very short journey, or i would say going outside for a very short time. and then they are there again. the food is miserable. and i met one of my clients who lost already 25 kilos. and the other one says he lost 15 kilos. they are handcuf

leah solomon in millbrook, thank you very much for talking to us and good luck.a huge misinformation campaign to try to influence the outcome of the island's presidential election, which will be held next month. china says the claims are being "hyped up." taiwan's ruling democratic progressive party is attempting to win an unprecedented third consecutive term. from taiwan, rupert wingfield—hayes reports. it's 6am. and this fighter base on the coast of taiwan is already a hive of activity. on the apron, mirage 2000 fighter jets from taiwan's rapid reaction squadrons. theirjob to meet any incoming threat to taiwan's airspace. these taiwanese fighter jets being scrambled behind me here are heading out into the taiwan strait to confront chinese aircraft that are coming across the strait and probing taiwan's airspace. this is now happening multiple times every day. these pictures are from chinese television showing their fighter jets and that down below is the coast of taiwan. just over the horizon, there is another game of cat and mouse. this man puts up a long anten

you tell us as well, the campaign is the focus, the both in the north of the gaza strip in egypt by leah, which is north of the city of regardless to the east of the city of guys inches. yeah, yeah. there, there are ground forces that are being, they're fighting the military as said that the 5 of it's fighters have been killed in the last the 24 hours. and there's also a campaign that's taking place in the south from the gaza strip in the city of with . ready this is, this is where it is, believe that much of the how much leadership is and they, especially a yes, yes and luck. who's the head? the how boss and the soup is now in circle. and there is being fighting. there is a deal to some of the ongoing of the organization. they say that they haven't hit some is rarely yet targets. and at the same time, is there it has to be in the bombarding from the air and with our tillery residential and the other a targets throughout the gaza strip. right. and what do we know about the idea of strategy for the next couple of days? yeah, well there is this report the next to a shot, the refuge account

these are focused both in the north of the gaza strip in egypt by leah, which is north of the city of regardless to the east of the city of guys inches. yeah, yeah. there, there are ground forces that are being, they're fighting the military as said that the 5 of its fighters have been killed in the last the 24 hours. and there's also a campaign that's taking place in the south of the gaza strip in the city of the eunice. and this is where it does believe that much of the how much leadership is. and they, especially a yes, yes and luck. who's the head? the how boss and there's been fighting there is of the sound, the wing of the organization. they say that they have a hit, some it is rarely targets. and at the same time is there it has to be in the bombarding from the air and with artillery, originally the bench and then the other a targets throughout the gaza strip. right. and what do we know about the idea of strategy for the next couple of days? yeah, well there is this report that next to a shot, the refuge account, which is in the north of the gaza strip. in the military is plann

. >>> joining us now, shelby talcott and also leah wright. and also scott dennings. thanks for joining us. you heard the reporting. high level officials have had these meetings before. there is a bit of relief at the border and then things go back to where they are. starting with you in terms of what biden needs to do here to not completely infuriate the progressive base, but also get something done here, how difficult of a task is that for him? >> it is a herculean difficult task in large part because what biden has to do is show desigh receiveness. and so this is all tied to the funding for ukraine and really necessary for him to say that he's had a successful agenda. but it does mean compromise and republicans have been pushing for much more -- or much harder and severe consequences with regard to immigration and migrant crisis and just acknowledging the situation at the border. progressives, liberals, don't want that. they don't want i think the kind of hard line stance that we've come to effect from republicans, they want an intervention that is i think humanita

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. >> cnn political analyst natasha is here, and cnn political analyst leah wright. it's great to have you. wow. just a little bit of it if you weren't up watching it last night. let's begin with what they gained. what do you think each gained and what did the country gain? >> those are three really different things. i'm not so sure the country gained a lot. in theory the idea of two governors really duking it out to talk about policy issues and significant ideological issues is something the american people have been missing for a really long time. i'm not sure that's what we had last night. instead, i think what we saw were two candidates who were really just pitching to their own audiences. newsom said a lot about wanting to speak to fox news viewers and introduce himself -- >> he did that red state tour. >> right. he did the tour. he also has gone on hannity before. it's also true with someone who is a communicator like newsom it looks like a highlight reel. this is perfect for later on as he is trying out for various positions, trying to raise his national profi

manchester united took the lead within three minutes, as ella toone pounced on leah galton�*s pass toillie turner got liverpool back on level terms, with taylor hinds scoring the winner. it's the first time matt beard's side have beaten united in the wsl, and fifth—placed liverpool move level on points with them. it feels amazing. i think this type of game is like a derby for us. we went in all guns blazing, and you can see how happy we are, happy how our fans are— that means everything to us. lucy is in luton, the new players i can do— you can see we've added so much value to our game, and that's why today feels better. and in the rest of the day's games — champions chelsea stay top after a 3—0 win at bristol city — laurenjames, erin cuthbert, and sam kerr with the goals. manchester city are up to second, after beating everton 4—1. khadija shaw with a hat—trick. leicester and west ham drew, and aston villa beat brighton i—o. to the german bundesliga now — where victor boniface scored one and provided two assists, as bayern leverkusen beat frankfurt 3—0. his goal came afterjust 14 min

so he's a shootout in kalki leah on the tower. trees border with the israel. these riley miller trees. daisy was conducting counter terrorism activity in the city. it's the former president of martini a, has been sentenced to 5 years in prison for having abused his position to enrich himself. mohammed old abdul aziz was elected in 2009. he is believed to have a mass to fortune with 67000000 euros during his 11 years in palate. the court has also, i ordered the 66 year old to forfeit his assets. officials intends, in the say, a landslide caused by heavy flooding has killed at least 60 ice people, an injured thousands more in the north of the country. rescue operations around the way to find a trap survive is east africa has recorded torrential rain full for weeks due to the l. nino away the phenomena. brazil as president, louie is ignacio luna dusty and members of his government held talks with german chancellor without schultz and his cabinet here in berlin. on monday, both leaders support a free trade agreement between the you and south americas trading block

manchester united took the lead within three minutes as ella toone pounced on leah galton�*s pass tonited defender millie turner got liverpool back on level terms with taylor hinds scoring the winner. it's the first time matt beard's side have beaten united in the wsl and fifth—placed liverpool move level on points with them. it feels amazing. i think this type of game is like another derby for us. so, we went in this all guns blazing and, like as you can see, how happy we are, how happy how our fans are and that means everything to us. it's a new season, new team, new players and you can see that we've added so much value to this team as well. so, yeah, that game's way behind us and i think that's and in the rest of the day's games, champions chelsea stay top after a 3—0 win at bristol city. laurenjames, erin cuthbert and sam kerr with the goals. manchester city are up to second after beating everton 4—1. khadija shaw with a hat—trick. leicester and west ham drew. and aston villa beat brighton i—o. to the german bundesliga now, where victor boniface scored one and provided two assis

. >> thank you leah accordingly our extraordinary banning tobacco products and someone next in the city attorney's office like to invite up matt dorsey chp you thank you, city attorney chu. and, you know. more than 25 years ago there was a former city attorney that filed had becomes a groundbreaking lawsuit against big tobacco and hold them accountable and in starting that created a altercation it's city attorney's office of leadership analyzed against big tobacco and the chambers has harms is causing something that dennis herrera continued i'm proud and grateful it is something the city attorney david chiu it the national leader against big tobacco honored to be here as someone working with the district attorney's office city attorney's office for years and occurred to me a furious i had the opportunity to stand with another important leader my clearance shamming anyone walton and the labs was proposed to spend this city got ground and spending millions and shadow shoulder to shoulder with some a ragtag bunk 7 advocates we didn't know governor 0 bloomington burger about coming come up

or what's wrong with that, leah?rong the wrong with that. it stops the formation like even if formation of sperm. like even if i want to someone i don't want to get someone pregnant, stop pregnant, i don't want to stop the of sperm in my the formation of sperm in my testicles. really part of my part of psyche, of my part of my psyche, part of my identity able to make identity is being able to make lots of sperm very small. >> wouldn't even notice. >> so you wouldn't even notice. >> so you wouldn't even notice. >> oh, mine, mine, mine is just one. big, big. one. it's just one big, big. >> no, no. guy feels good >> no, no, no. guy feels good walking around going, i'm infertile. couldn't infertile. i couldn't get a woman pregnant right now. nobody knows. >> is like people get >> this is like people get vasectomies , right? vasectomies, right? and you don't and doesn't m atter. >> matter. >> they're either losers who have no hope for the future or guysin have no hope for the future or guys in their 50s who've just got di

or what's wrong with that, leah? wrong the wrong with that. it stops the formation like even if formation of sperm. like even if i want to someone i don't want to get someone pregnant, stop pregnant, i don't want to stop the of sperm in my the formation of sperm in my testicles. really part of my part of psyche, of my part of my psyche, part of my identity able to make identity is being able to make lots of sperm very small. >> wouldn't even notice. >> so you wouldn't even notice. >> so you wouldn't even notice. >> oh, mine, mine, mine is just one. big, big. one. it's just one big, big. >> no, no. guy feels good >> no, no, no. guy feels good walking around going, i'm infertile. couldn't infertile. i couldn't get a woman pregnant right now. nobody knows. >> is like people get >> this is like people get vasectomies , right? vasectomies, right? and you don't and doesn't m atter. >> matter. >> they're either losers who have no hope for the future or guysin have no hope for the future or guys in their 50s who've just got

leah jeanie is one such designer who embraces the new approach.amples of our products; these are stacked, patchwork-style pillowcases cut from various pieces of fabric. it's all second hand, but as you can see, it looks fresh and attractive. former ruy barracks in the twelfth arrondissement of paris. today it's one from the centers of environmental movements, a zero- waste house. on wooden counters you can see everything from organic soap to products, stands with a large amount of literature, visitors to the cafe centers are waiting for the start of lectures and debates on the topic of ecology. large chains and fast fashion have a negative impact on the environment, we must look for a way out of the sphere of excessive consumption, everything you see on stands is either a recycled product, or vintage items that can be used in everyday life, such as this dishware. why do we need to drag something from china if we have our own best quality. whether the new initiative of the french government will help the environment, or this is another fight agains

leah >> what are bath bombs >> no. species of this 100-legged insects grows to 12 inches in length and eats lizards. scott. >> what is "mrs. doubtfire?" >> no. ice spice and this singer whose fans are called barbz are fittingly on the "barbie" soundtrack leah >> who is joni mitchell? >> no. this country superstar's "friends in low places" was named cma single of the year in 1991 raquel >> who is taylor swift [ buzzer ] >> his name's sidney carton. >> jimmy: aah. there you go [ cheers and applause that's right sidney carton. well, some movie news, this is exciting, today, "the hunger games" prequel hit theaters. yep, yep it's big [ cheers and applause this took place before "the hunger games," so it's called "the hangry games. [ laughter ] guys, i don't know if you saw this, but this week a lot of travis kelce's old tweets went viral for a good reason. they're just really wholesome and fun. and people are loving them so, we thought we'd share some of them with you now it's a little song called "the ballad of travis kelc

efforts of the occupation to achieve false victory via netanyahu announcing that leah's house has is under received this house which was bombed and destroyed during the battle of quds sward in 2020. 21, this only reflects the failure of the enemy in achieving or making any achievements or achieving any of its goals, the goals of its aggression against our people and their resistance. zionist entity is creating false goals to achieve false victory. as you remember in the shif hospital they said that the headquarters of the leadership of resistance was there b this hospital the turned out that this was false that did the same thing. with the indonesian hospital and today the same regarding the house ofward the cities and the settlements regime will not succeed in achieving his goals in gaza, he said the regime confesses to losses, but still that doesn't reflect real numbers on the ground. the senior hamas official also said washington is complicent in what he called war of genosid in gaza through military and political support of israel, he once again earched people around the world to

leah thomas, who she competed against when she says she was one of the fastest swimmers in the kwouncountry when everything changed. we'll take you back if there's a reason to dip in. meantime, israel says that it has evidence, 1,500 pieces of physical and witness evidence, of hamas sexual atrocities against women during and after october 7th attacks. some of those women were girls. but even eye witness accounts are apparently not enough to trigger outrage from some very well-known groups who say that they support women and girls. those who cried out against me too say nothing about this? warning, this account is graphic. >> a witness from the right party testified. we heard girls that were pulled out from the shelters. girls that shouted. they raped girls. the first time you made a sale online with godaddy was also the first time you heard of a town named dinosaur, colorado. we just got an order from dinaur, colorado. start an easy to build, powerful website for free with a partner that always puts you first. start for free at godaddy.com as someone living with type 2 diabetes, i wa

. >> we were there when she met jason summers, the man who received the heart donated from leah's latet it was like to put your head to his chest and listen. >> overall it was just an amazing happy moment for everybody. >> congratulations, you got a good heart. >> thank you so much. ♪ >> oh, my god, i got in! >> we saw hard work pay off. going to college. passing important exams. student athletes winning, too. celebrating after finding out they earned full scholarships. >> we're going to pay for the rest of his school. you have no more bills. [ cheers and applause ] >> we also honored our nation's heroes. once again in the arms of loved ones after months overseas. >> what's up, guys. how are you? i missed you. >> at this country music concert, army first sergeant jeff gordon stunned his wife, shannon. was it almost like time is going 100 miles an hour and frozen at the same time? >> yes, yep. i was like are you here right now and this is happening? we'll be able to hold on to that moment the rest of our lives. >> yes. >> we also saw how much educators make a difference. amy mcginley wo