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we can respond together or we can respond separately. >> thank you so much for joining us here on mosaic. we encourage you to continue this conversation to do good in the world. thank you so much for being with us here on mosaic. this is the morning edition. >> business owners are in disbelief and frustrated after a high-end jewelry store is robbed. >>> a one-year-old boy day cap from his daycare center in san francisco. the latest on the search. >>> cutting the price of insulin by 90%, how the governor says the state will cap costs for everyone. good morning on sunday august 19th thank you for joining us. let's start with first alert meteorologist darren peck. >> a rainy sunday morning and we are tracking the shower

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are going to respond and respond effectively for the high stress and high crisis incidents. >> it doesn'tgh is being done to address this. i feel like a lot of times with first responders since they're so strong for us, the community isn't strong enough for them. what else needs to be done on any higher level, or what can the community do to make sure this is addressed? >> a great question. first and foremost, we provide a bridge. so for the public, we are 100% volunteer organization. if you are wanting to equip first responders with tools necessary, the mental tools, not just the physical and the equipment, then supporting organizations like ours by donation, that is how we respond to incidents. that is how we are able to provide trainings. it is very important that the public support organizations like ourselves as well as just taking the time to get to know your first responders. in your times of crisis, they are who are going to show up. >> they are the ones that do show up for us time and time again. thank you so much for your time this morning and for what you are doing for all our

it really benefits both responders and individuals in crisis. we are right now funding a learning site in arizona that is adopting this approach and we would be happy to connect counties that are interested to learn from this program in arizona. we are connecting jurisdictions that may have particular gaps and needs with other jurisdictions that have found innovative ways to address those issues, so that people can do that peer-to-peer learning. >> is our -- is there a particular place we can access that information? >> yes, we can go to the doj website, and i will make sure that naco have -- staff out that information so they can circulate it to the people who need it. >> i'm curious if there is any resources or technical assistance that the department specifically offers to rural communities. you spoke a little bit about that. over 70% of our nations counties are considered rural. >> there are unique and very specific challenges for rural communities. there's also unique and pacifica challenges for tribal communities that could be geography, l

we are able to responded on the mud if the fan boat if necessary. lastly, one of the training plan here. 767. we are conducting our practice runs on actual full size aircraft. just a quick note the becomes is the biggest thing you respond to in the stele for us an alert. there are 3 levels we never go on ones and not exciting 2 requires you to stand by at the run way an airplane has reported a difficulty and we are standing by in case they return of the landing does in the work out and 3 when there is an active incident. we have may be one alert 3 per year and consists of a fire in an ap u or engine. they are will put out quickly bigger alert 3 i hope they never have another one. last but in the least we have the bike medic program staffs daily sick a.m. to midnight and 2 bike medics each 12 hour shifts and now they have a room they respond out of. it is inadequate we are addressing that. each bike is full equipped bike. and the bike medics provide the same level of care as anybody that is a medic. and because they are in the sxarpt on a bicycle the

i think importantly, we can give our first responders proper notice when responding to these developments when they happen. it's ridiculous that firefighters and local officials don't know that hazardous chemicals are in their community, coming through their community. and east palestine, you had a community of largely volunteer firefighters who are responding to a terrible crisis, toxic burning chemicals without knowing what was on them. it's one of the things the legislation that senator brown, senator casey, and senator fetterman and i worked on together. and i thank them for their work on that issue. i want to talk, i want to leave the committee with a couple of additional thoughts here. i am a republican. i'm a pretty conservative republican. i worry that there has been a movement in my party and in my movement in response to the legislation i proposed that would not hold norfolk southern or the rail industry accountable. i want to be explicit about that. now, i'm not talking about returning, this bill was not returning to the days of rate setting, the 19 80s level airline and trill

we are also providing a lot of support for coal responders and community respond or models. there has been a burgeoning of them. it is very exciting. we need to make sure that we are able to evaluate them, understand the science and evidence behind them, but then where we have really successful pilot programs, to be able to lift those up and get those around the country. and then also to be able to identify and promote innovation nationwide, which is why i am always learning from all of you. we launch several years ago in 2006 justice and mental health collaboration. and that really supports cross system partnerships across governments to improve public safety responses and outcomes for people with mental health or co-response, co-occurring disorders. we have been able to provide 600 grants to over 49 states. and as i am speaking, i regret i am mentioning is right now open for solicitation for the fy 23 grants. and, we hope that we will see more jurisdictions that may not have already taken advantage of this apply. we recently launched, as part of, that that connection prote

in the past, 311 is a system where we respond in 72 hours.ring this storm, we had over 400 trees we had to clean up, so we had to respond to that. it took a little longer than we are traditionally used for. but right now, if anyone has debris in their neighborhood that is blocking the sidewalk, please call 311 right away because we prioritize those things. dion: i'm glad you mentioned the distinction. 311 versus 911. what we are seeing right now is clogged storm drains. it is always good to remind people of the differences there. i wanted to take a moment to ask you on the topic of legislation to support downtown and union square. we know the vacancy rate for offices downtown is about 25% or so. what does this legislation to to fill those empty spaces? >> some of the legislation we introduced is to help make it easier to convert. whether it is biotech, housing or what have you. doing business in san francisco and trying to change things is sometimes very problematic. downtown currently is zoned for housing, but the legislation may hamper the

is at this hour assessing options of how to respond.resident biden was moments ago asked about this situation. >> mr. president, iran keeps targeting americans, does there need to be a higher cost? >> they're not going to stop. >> this comes as proxy forces launched ten rockets in northeast syria earlier today. those attacks came from president biden ordered a series of retaliation strikes in response to a suspected iranian drone that killed a u.s. contractor and wounded six americans on thursday. all the breaking news in the past few minutes. our jennifer griffin following the late development from the pentagon. good evening, jen. >> reporter: tonight iranian forces fired more missiles based in eastern syria, near the oil fields. additional, u.s. forces received entries. we learned some may be serious and the pentagon is assessing its response. the u.s. does not seek conflict with iran but is prepared to respond forcefully to respect u.s. personnel. >> reporter: the iranian drone carried out an attack on a maintenance facility at a u.s

firefighters responded to the scene. no one was hurt. it is time now for a look at your tuesday forecast. another big storm is hitting the golden state as we speak. we're going to see an atmospheric river that brings 4 to 8 inches of rain in the california valleys in the foothills of the mountains and up in the sierra. we're looking for 4 to 8 ft of snow. damaging winds will be a problem to folks especially down here in southern california, san diego, los angeles, monterey, gus could be over 70 miles an hour. widespread power outages. meantime, we're warming up for the rest of the country this week. accuweather meteorologist kevin costner in. it's an end of an era when it comes to car radios will explain why, but first when we come back how officials in 23 states want to stop what they call a crisis of car thefts and later i hope the easter bunny is watching. it might be harder to find jelly beans with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all t

as a result, we just announced yesterday, theme regional first responder center, support the first responders have ohio, pennsylvania and west virginia cut every year, we tined proximally 5000, first responders as we are committed. >> is not in the states in which you operate. >> yes. >> okay. >> bus question, this is really o you.ionor all but the questions are all written and my colleagues included and certainly ranking members say that a person einstein, most people rememr einstein for saying, the definition of insanity is to do the same thing over and over again and expect different results, and pertinent to your today but i believe thathis provides opportunity this way approach life is away a lot of us approach life. an environmental tragedy creates not just tragedy and heartbreak of rlpolitik a whole lotf people but also create some opportunity f us to examine not only what went wrong, and hills of this derailment, but also to look at some of the moments where things wentne rig. things went right at avoid ask each of you and will start with you, to just very briefly, spe to something yo

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only a little more than 8% of the respondents choose electronic books. about two percent of visitors received information about the exhibition of the fair primarily from internet sites of portals and from friends of relatives of work colleagues, as well as from television advertising. turkey and hungary not expected at democracy summit washington invited some 120 countries to attend next week's meeting, which the biden team calls one of its landmark foreign policy initiatives, but two us nato allies were in favor aside the argument, the growing degree of democratic drift in turkey and hungary strangely enough , washington sincerely relies on them to support the strategy. the west against russia needs to approve finland's application to sweden to join nato as full allies. poland asked the european commission to allocate money to protect against russia and modernize the country's military-industrial complex, prime minister muraveysky , following the summit in brussels, told reporters that the country wants to sharply increase production ammunition, in whic

neither police or dpa personnel nor commissioners are required to respond to the public. alternatively you may submit public comment in either ways. our written comments may be sent via postal service to the postal building 35rd street san francisco california, if would you like to make public comment, please appropriate the podium. >> is this on? >> i'm here to concerning my son as always. who was murdered august 14, 2006. i have not used for it--[indiscernible] okay. this is my son who was murdered august 14, 2006. today his case is not solved. i'm here to give the names of all the perpetrator who murdered my son. thomas, hannibal tomas, andrew vardu, jason thompson, acne hunter, marcus maurice carter one of them is deceased. you have all the names of the perpetrators who murdered my son. what do we do about solving these unsolved homicides. i just met, they took the overhead away. i just met with a, with a victim in pack panel in boca tee for first responders and all of that and i'm trying to get on the board to help other mothers and fathers like myself. again, my son

how do recognize and respond to an emergency. what protective action to take in the event of the hazmat release and how to contact railroads and federal authorities regarding specific concerns and that should also include state authorities. now, we've issued a number of recommendations, rail safety recommendations, these are recommendations to improve rail safety following tragedies. some of these recommendations go toward urging railroads to work with communities on the emergency planning, on routing, what should be routed and not routed through communities and what information the general public and emergency responders need and deserve. so now i'm going to move into what is the n.t.s.b.'s process. we are still in the fact finding phase. you might say what takes so long. we know what derailed the train. we have a lot of questions. in the initial stages of any investigation, we often receive information that's inaccurate. so we have to ask a lot of questions. and those questions create more questions, so that we dig deep. we are

the proportion of respondents who have among their relatives and acquaintances who died in the war with with the desire to end the war also correlates with a noticeable increase in the proportion of citizens who would like the war to end. ended no later than six months later. so, accordingly, i would like to ask you about how this social research was conducted. the results are telling and extremely important. well, the key story is how did you manage to get access to the russians and how relevant are the results of the methods used in terms of how we conduct research there is no secret here we conduct it with the help of telephones this polling technique it uh, in principle, became the most desirable even before the war during uh covid because it was not possible to conduct face-to-face interviews, therefore, in principle, in ukraine and not only in ukraine , telephone surveys have become more widely used. we cannot conduct face-to-face research in russia, that is, face-to-face, but in principle, russian sociology also very often uses the telephone method. well, for example , employees

christian school, we're getting a chilling look into the heart-pounding moments when the first responding police officers braved gunfire, entered the school, and advanced from room to room, locating and fatally shooting the suspect. newly released video of the attack just part of a trove of information helping police piece together how the suspect planned and gathered weapons for the attack. the treatment the suspects sought from a doctor, and the dark final messages audrey hale shared with a former teammate shortly before the school attack began. police say they have interviewed the attacker's parents who say they were unaware hale had amassed seven legally purchased firearms. but police still not prepared to suggest a motive. let's get late details now from kathy park in nashville. >> clear! >> move, move! watch out, watch out! >> reporter: chilling new body camera footage from nashville police capture the shooter's final moment following a deadly rampage at a private christian elementary school. officers running towards danger, gunning down the heavily armed shooter, 28-year-old audrey

it is police here let it happen, leaving it hours to respond.— it hours to respond.rs to respond. it is not a matter of left _ it hours to respond. it is not a matter of left or _ it hours to respond. it is not a matter of left or right - it hours to respond. it is not a i matter of left or right anymore, it hours to respond. it is not a - matter of left or right anymore, for a long time it is not a lot of left or right, it is a matter of pure, basic human rights that albion crashed daily. in basic human rights that albion crashed daily.— crashed daily. in jerusalem, demonstrators _ crashed daily. in jerusalem, demonstrators broke - crashed daily. in jerusalem, l demonstrators broke through crashed daily. in jerusalem, - demonstrators broke through barriers towards mr netanyahu's home, chanting against dictatorship. the anger has been intensifying for weeks against plans by mr netanyahu's government to severely limit the power of israel's courts, plans he says the public voted for but which his opponents say amounts to a coup of his far right and ultra—religious coal

lawrence, a different scenario with first responders. this time from the last one you covered, right? >> that's exactly right. good morning, family. as you behind my left shoulder, you will see some activity happening right now as law enforcement officials, that's the fbi, the tennessee bureau of investigation as well as the metro police they were processing the scene all last night. the movement is starting this morning to pick up where they left off n investigation. i just want to go back because the investigation now has shifted to who is audrey hale, the 28-year-old that did this. investigators recovered a manifesto at her residence. they also were able to look -- if you look 59 her mother's facebook posts back in 2018 talking about the magazine signs -- magazines being banned as well on those facebook posts. but, again, brian, i want to pick up where you left off when it comes to the police response. i was just talking to law enforcement official that described what was going on as those two officers ran toward the gunfire. you may

he's also responding to deadly arabian drone attacks on u.s. bases in sierra. lucas tomlinson's life on the north lawn, lucas. >> a busy afternoon at the white house first president biden responded to the dems during tornadoes mississippi, releasing a statement from the white house saying he has spoken to mississippi governor dictates reads also local lawmakers and citizens raised their full support for the people on the ground there. from the statement he also says quote to joseph by the devastating storms into the first responders and emergency personnel working to help their fellow americans, we will do everything we can to help or we will be there as long as it takes. we will work together to deliver the support you need to recover. as you mentioned on the top, this comes as a present incident with another major situation crisis in sierra u.s. forces have come under attack the past two days nothing today but the sun has set u.s. forces in the region are bracing for more text after american soldiers wounded yesterday president biden spoke from canada. quick

he is in our audience today representing first responders. like many rural communities, hewlett had limited and dispersed resources, making responding to emergencies all that more difficult. on his own initiative, jason led an effort to get each of hewlett's emts certified as paramedics. this -- recently in a blizzard, jason and his crew responded to an incident at keyhole state park to rescue a person who had fallen through the reservoir ice. sadly, bruce lange, a volunteer firefighter from pine haven, lost his life. it is dangerous work. we remember all of those like bruce and tyler who risked everything. jason, we want to offer our gratitude to all of your fellow first responders for demonstrating the spirit of wyoming. courage, sacrifice and neighbors helping neighbors. jason, would you stand so we may recognize you? [applause] if i could change gears, i want to celebrate a very humble and fine cowboy. a rodeo champion. last fall, bobby harris, proud member of the eastern shoshone tribe, was inducted into the professional rodeo hall of fa

share manager needs to do immediately to respond to that result?— respond to that result?to that result? are there changes to come _ respond to that result? are there changes to come question - respond to that result? are there changes to come question mark. respond to that result? are there l changes to come question mark he should probably get the players to run to anfield and back. he had them running after that heavy defeat in august. what has to change with a mark he has a change of players because none of them came out of the game with credit. the next game is against real veggies and deep played against real veggies and deep played a really young side and he could do that again which would probably mean going out of the europa league. he is an experienced and professional manager with a good team around him and i suffered the pizza before it has happened to the best and worst of them, and i don't think he would overreact. ., , , overreact. cornelius kersten speaking — overreact. cornelius kersten speaking there. _ overreact. cornelius kersten speaking there. andy -

weren't responding.— you weren't responding.'t responding. i don't recognise that at _ you weren't responding. i don't recognise that at all. _ you weren't responding. i don't recognise that at all. we - you weren't responding. i don't - recognise that at all. we responded to every part of the family review. i don't recognise the kick it into the long grass narrative. all i can say is, we scheduled additional meetings in the summer to progress all of our proposals to address the issues with that if we're trying to kick it into the long grass we wouldn't have done that. staying with this, our sports editor dan roanjoined me earlier to talk abour master's appearance before the committee. it's fascinating because for the first time we got a sense of the frustration that they former sports minister tracey crouch felt toward some of the what premier league is tactics, as she put it towards the process. we've always known that many of the premier league clubs were in principle against that idea. but for the first time today you got th

it is an app the railroad developed for helping emergency responders to get information following an that is something we are going to look at as part of this investigation to see why they didn't have that, it's possibly they didn't know, what occurred to make them aware between railroads operating to the community and local responders. one thing i will mention is we have recommendation doctor for quite some time to make sure emergency responders get the information they need to protect their communities. there was a terrible train accident in new jersey in 2012 we investigated that involved one -- there were several but one of which were in 20000 pounds that ended up in the creek and firefighters were not prepared at the time to deal with the commodities being transported through their community because they didn't know what those were. the firefighters need to know what's going to their communities at all times so they can adequately prepare so they can develop emergency response plans, preparedness plans with railroads and others so they purchase adequate here so they have the tra

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by responding police officers. there was a five member team who was on that was on the second floor at that time to individuals from that five member team opened fire on the shooter. we know at this point that this shooter is a female. she appears to be in her teens, although her identification has not been confirmed at this juncture. we know that she was armed with at least two assault type rifles and a handgun. we are efforting now to identify her. she entered the school through a side entrance. and traversed her way from the first floor to the second floor, firing multiple shots. we now know that there are three students. who were fatally wounded. as well as three adults inside the school. we are working to identify. those victims. including the shooter. a total of seven persons were killed as a result of this morning's incident at the school. by 10 27. the shooter was deceased. the officers had engaged the shooter by 10 27, and she was deceased. again i said the first call came in at 10 13 this morning. we'll h

officers immediately responded.ediately went in the school, went to where gunshots were being heard, and engaged the suspect. we have identified the suspect right now tentatively, 28-year-old female, white, we know the address of that person as well, and so we have some ongoing investigations as to that. we have three adult victims and we have three children who have been identified and their families have been contacted. right now i will refrain from saying the ages other than to say i was literally moved to tears to see this and the kids as they were being ushered out of the building. i want to say thanks to all of our partners, to the fbi, atf and other federal partners, thp, tennessee highway patrol, the tbi, the district attorney, and to the fire department. who all came together and seamlessly addressed this situation as quickly as possible. i've already gotten a request from the national media about a great response, but still assessing. what i can and said before, i hope we would never have this situation, t

but how he might respond.he'll come out and give a heart felt apology to the u.s. >> no, he certainly is not. you know, think about the more recent case of the balloon, another kind of surveillance vehicle over u.s. territory and china complained when the u.s. took it down but of course in that case it was clearly over u.s. territory. the key part here is this was in international waters. one of the big questions mark raises here and you do as well is what, did putin himself order this, did the russian military order this? was this a russian pilot who saw an opportunity and was sort of acting on his own? we may not know that or we may take us a while to go figure that out. my guess is right now the administration will denounce it but you won't see them take a similar action. the reason is pretty clear. putin has until now been pretty cautious about keeping the war inside ukrainian territory. there have been some cyber attacks on poland, but other than that, there's really been no case we've seen where they've

or personnel responding to this. and as don mentioned earlier, we will have further updates coming later on in the afternoon. >> on a typical day there would be about 209 students inside the school and approximately 40 to 50 staff members, about 42 staff members. i'll take just a couple of questions before we go back. [inaudible] >> how many injured, do you know -- [inaudible] >> an officer had a wound from cut glass, that is the only other injury that i'm aware of. [inaudible] >> three students are deceased. the three students who were shot are deceased. three staff members who were shot are deceased. that's a total of six victims and then you have the shooter who was engaged by two of our police officers, part of the five-member team and she is deceased, a total of seven individuals. no other gunshot victims nonlethal at present. >> do you know how many people were shot before the police engaged the shooter? >> no. >> do you know if they shot anyone after they engaged the shooter, able to shoot anyone else? >> we d

but when you really think about it, all they can do is respond.hey can only get there after the shots are fired. and at that point, it's unfortunately, too late. if you're talking about the trauma that is inflicted on students and teachers and families like it's really hard to contend with. i don't want to ramble on your television show, but it's a lot and just the images of the children and to know what they're going to deal with. in the coming months and years is, um it's too much to think about were not built for it. there and especially as we look at at this image, as we noted earlier, powerful image of young children interlocking hands being led away from horrifying scene by officials. you you have to wonder what life will be like for those kids when they grow up , um, in light of what they have survived. albany i'm curious to get your perspective because you hinted at the idea of prevention being something that uh, could possibly, you know, or rather taking action on legislation could be something that might prevent these acts in the future.

so the time that it _ respond to in this way. so the time that it has — respond to in this way. in this way, i— that it has taken them to respond in this way, i think, shows that they have _ this way, i think, shows that they have capitulated to a tory council culture — have capitulated to a tory council culture. the same mps and ministers, by the _ culture. the same mps and ministers, by the way, _ culture. the same mps and ministers, by the way, only last month were standing — by the way, only last month were standing in — by the way, only last month were standing in the comments saying that they were _ standing in the comments saying that they were the standard bearers of free speech. and i think this is a misinterpretation of what impartiality is. impartiality is independence, particularly i think showing _ independence, particularly i think showing independence from pressure from the _ showing independence from pressure from the government of the day, and conservative mps and ministers. and impartiality— conservative mps and ministers. and impartiality is about taking a pri

by responding police officers. the situation is still unfolding, and authorities are directing families to a reunification center. this woman says her mother is a teacher at the school. and i just woke me up this morning and told me that my mom said there was a shooter at the school and then i texted her and i said, just like what was going on. she said she was hiding in the closet and that they were shooting all over and that they had potentially tried to get into a room really scary , really sad, just praying for all the families out there. let's get straight to cnn's emerald walker, who has been tracking the latest details for us amarillo just seconds before we came on the air. police in nashville came forward, saying this was a 28 year old woman. it appears that they have identified her. right this. this is probably one of the more shocking aspects of this horrific tragedy shooter being identified as a female nashville police are currently working to identify this person who they believed was possibly a teen at

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we respond to number of crisis and disasters in our nations capital. ever since i was a kid, i know i wanted to be a firefighter. every time fire trucks drove down the road, i chase them. at 16 years old i became a junior firefighter and the rest is history. after being on the job for more than a decade, i was diagnosed with cancer in 2021. in truth we all know, cancer is connected to our job. my medical bills climbed beyond $100,000. i watched the impact on my family, specifically my wife patty. she was a dispatcher. and my two daughters riley and kennedy. we have a denied care that we have rightly earned putting our lives on the line. this needed to change. thanks to our next speaker, it has. for decades, the iaff for this and many other changes to no avail. general president kelly made them a priority. when president biden was elected come he finally made progress we have been waiting for. president biden has signed law after law to make sure firefighters get the benefits and support they deserve. please welcome the person who has spent his whole ca

but, none of the responders had the apt. you could look up a u.n. number for a particular car, it is an app that the railroad developed for helping emergency responders following an accident. that is something we will look at as part of this investigation to see why they did not have that. it's possible they did not know it existed. what sort of communication occurred? one thing i will mention as we have had recommendations out there for quite some time there was a terrible train accident in 2012 that involved, there were several vinyl chloride train cars and one ended up in a creek and firefighters were not prepared at the time to deal with the commodities being transported through his communities. someone who has been certified in hazmat training with firefighters, firefighters need to know what going to their communities at all time so they can prepare and develop emergency response plans with railroads and others so they purchase adequate gear, so they have the training they need to protect themselves and the public. that is necessary and we fee

president biden responded with airstrikes . this was a proportionate retaliation that it is designed not to escalate the situation. we do not trust tiktok will ever embrace american values. your platform should be banned. i have seen no evidence that the chinese government has access to their data. they have never asked us. we have not provided i find that actually preposterous . is it a threat to the united states? security i believe that it is. yes it should be ended one way or another. the bottom line. is this american data stored on american soil by an american company overseen by american personnel. the entire country is waiting to see whether trump is about to be charged and arrested or not, sources tell us the manhattan grand jury panel met but did not take up the case. district attorney alvin bragg is unleashing on house republicans . three committees have said they wanted to come in and testify is sending the message. they want congress to back off. it's easier for them to go against alvin bragg that it is for them to

you can imagine this being done by an app that a first responder could use when responding to a crisis. the data is available. we need to be sure the federal agencies share it. we need to invest more in local experimentation for improving signs and signals that can reduce costs and increase safety in our crossings all across this country. finally, we need to support the national transportation safety board's rail safety recommendations and provide appropriate funding for them to do their jobs effectively. and with that, aim going to turn this podium over to our past president, vince williams. >> good afternoon to all of you. thank you, vice mayor sanders. i would like to take a moment to talk about the bipartisan infrastructure law which, as you know, was a $1.2 trillion investment in our nation's future. for years whether it's water infrastructure or roads, we have been using band-aid to keep our cities running. with this historic level of funding, we are finally in a position to make the types of upgrades and repairs our communities so desperately need. and i am so proud of all of th

then our first responders, um, that that responded to the scene and we are concerned about their mentalelfare. just like many calls that we make. unfortunately this is a part of our dna we deal with we deal with hazardous. we deal with shootings and stabbings and death all the time. but when you throw into the equation of the innocence of children, it's always difficult. no word from the white house. the president plans to travel to nashville or if he'll speak with the victim's families. and nashville, tennessee. madison scarpino ktvu . fox two news. it was gripping and chilling, seeing that police body camera video of the first responders going through that building, but they did their job. they went in quickly and took out that suspect madison. thank you. and tonight some parents are now having conversations with their children about tragedy about trauma. so ecologists say part of the discussion needs to be about how adults are working to protect their children. ktvu is greg lee here in studio now with the story. greg child psychologist stressed that at the core of this trauma for stu