from rabun gap, georgia, please welcome mirna valerio. [cheers and applause] hi, mirna. >> hi. >> how're you doing? come on over. >> thank you. ♪ >> your positivity has spread. they love you here. >> well, thank you. i love you all. thank you. [laughs] >> now, what are your methods of spreading positivity to your students? >> i smile a lot. i'm a little bit crazy. i make sure we're always having fun, but most of all, i like to spread joy through being authentic. >> i like that. that's a good message for everyone--not just kids. adults, we could learn a little something there. well, i'm glad you're here. >> thank you. >> thank you for doing what you do, being a teacher, and i'm glad we get to celebrate teachers this week and hopefully give you a million dollars. let me tell you what you're up against-- 14 questions, the money values growing from $500 all the way up to that $1 million. [cheers and applause] every question you answer correctly moves you one step closer to that top prize. remember, at any time, you can walk away with the mone

from rabun gap, georgia, please welcome mirna valerio.. thank you. [laughs] >> now, what are your methods of spreading positivity to your students? >> i smile a lot. i'm a little bit crazy. i make sure we're always having fun, but most of all, i like to spread joy through being authentic. >> i like that. that's a good message for everyone--not just kids. adults, we could learn a little something there. well, i'm glad you're here. >> thank you. >> thank you for doing what you do, being a teacher, and i'm glad we get to celebrate teachers this week and hopefull

this is nadia's children, mirna choucair, fatima choucair and zainab choucair.d those are my sister's children. two brothers, desperately searching for their family, who've been missing since the fire. they lived on the 22nd floor. today, they came to the tower to be close to where their family once lived, to hope for their return and to pray for all of those missing. we hope, we still hope. we still hope, to find, to see them. and we're not going to give up hope. we'll keep coming here and keep hoping to see them again. they describe themselves as bereft and say they have received no help from the authorities. ministers say they are doing all they can to assist those who have been affected. i feel very angry, not supported. i feel the community have come together better than the government or the support from the government. when the casualty bureau number came out, i actually rang it and it just went to voicemail. to hear that message, that was just like a knife in the chest, if you know what i mean. the tall tower looms large here, its shadow dominates the ar

mirna, fatumah, and three—year—old zeinab. what floor where your family on? the 22nd.e to contact them? i phoned my sister during... you know, when she was in there. all i could hear was screaming and i was trying to tell her get out, get to the nearest fire exit and ijust heard people screaming. i was shouting so she could hear, you know? even the police officer heard me shouting on the phone, you know? i wanted to go in, do something i felt hopeless just standing there. you know? a blanket, at least, so people could jump out of the window. in the last few hours, susan heard news that somebody might have spoken to her family. she still doesn't know if it is true. mohammed's taxi sits idle. his family are using it to appeal for help. the 57—year—old was on the 23rd floor but they have heard nothing for hours. my brother was on the phone to him for two and a half hours, he was saying "help me, help me!" the fire brigade was barricading them in, the smoke was going up the stairs from the fourth floor and they said the situation was under control and everything would be a

fatima, mirna, and three—year—old zainab choucair also lived on the 20th floor of grenfell tower withsix are missing. birktee haftam and her 12—year—old son birup lived on the 18th floor. relatives have said they have visited every hospital treating the casualties and got no word. zainab dean lived on the 14th floor with her two—year—old son jeremiah. she called her brother and said she had been told to stay in her flat. eventually the phone cutout. mirania ibrahim and her two daughters, five—year—old fatiya and hanya, who is three, were on the 23rd floor. the 30—year—old posted footage on social media from the smoke—filled landing before going back in herflat. khadija saye on the left is a 24—year—old photographer whose work is on show at the venice biennale. she lived on the 20th floor with her mother mary mendy. both are missing. gloria trevisan, an architect, and her partner marco gottardi are from italy. they'd only recently moved into a flat on the 23rd floor. they were unable to get out and called their relatives at 4am to say smoke was rising. a family lawyer said there is no

fatima, mirna, and three—year—old zainab choucair also lived on the 20th floor of grenfell tower witheir parents and grandmother. jessica urbano is 12. with their parents and grandmother. she too lived on the 20th floor. with their parents and grandmother. her father was visiting friends lower down and couldn't get back when the fire started. she was out of the flat at 1:30am. she was only making her way down with some people and her phone cut off. jessica is a 12—year—old, vibrant young girl who's going to be turning 13 next month. she's a lovely little girl with a bubbly personality, and we are just worried and concerned about her and we just want her home. we want her back now. gloria trevisan, an architect, and her partner, marco gottardi, are from italy. they had only recently moved into the 23rd floor. they were unable to get out and called the relatives around 4am to say smoke was rising. a family lawyer said there was no hope of finding them alive. more names, more faces. possibly dozens more are still to come. behind every picture, there is a family, friends and loved ones se

mirna, fatumah, and three—year—old zeinab. what floor where your family on? the 22nd.ct them? i phoned my sister during... you know, when she was in there. all i could hear was screaming and i was trying to tell her get out, get to the nearest fire exit and ijust heard people screaming. i was shouting so she could hear, you know? even the police officer heard me shouting on the phone, you know? i wanted to go in, do something i felt hopeless just standing there. you know? a blanket, at least, so people could jump out of the window. in the last few hours, susan heard news that somebody might have spoken to her family. she still doesn't know if it is true. mohammed's taxi sits idle, his family are using it to appeal for help. the 57—year—old was on the 23rd floor but they have heard nothing for hours. my brother was on the phone to him for two and a half hours, he was saying "help me, help me!" the fire brigade was barricading them in, the smoke was going up the stairs from the fourth floor and they said the situation was under control and everything would be all right.

fatima, mirna, and three—year—old zainab choucair also lived on the 20th floor of grenfell tower withirktee haftam and her 12—year—old son birup lived on the 18th floor. relatives have said they have visited every hospital treating the casualties and got no word. zainab dean lived on the 14th floor with her two—year—old son jeremiah. she called her brother and said she had been told to stay in her flat. eventually the phone cutout. mirania ibrahim and her two daughters, five—year—old fatiya and hanya, who is three, were on the 23rd floor. the 30—year—old posted footage on social media from the smoke—filled landing before going back in herflat. khadija saye on the left is a 24—year—old photographer whose work is on show at the venice biennale. she lived on the 20th floor with her mother mary mendy. both are missing. gloria trevisan, an architect, and her partner marco gottardi are from italy. they had only recently moved into a flat on the 23rd floor. they were unable to get out and called their relatives at 4am to say smoke was rising. a family lawyer said there is no hope of finding