seniors including a 97-year-old mother and her 73-year-old daughter. abc's mola lenghi on the scene in new mexico tonight. >> reporter: authorities new mexico searching for what motivated an 18-year-old high schoolior seen here dressed in all black holding a gun to go on a deadly shooting rampage. late today officials identifying that suspect as bo wilson. >> this incident appears to be purely random. the suspect then roamed through the neighborhood and indiscriminately fired at least six houses in three vehicles. >> reporter: the horror unfolding in farmington monday the first calls with active shooter coming in around 10:56 a.m. the scene spanning a quarter-mile. authority saying the shooter used three guns in the attack including an assault style rifle that he purchased legally last year. >> several people down. three vehicles. three people that are dead. >> authority saying officers quickly arrived on scene shooting and killing the suspect 10 minutes after the first 911 calls. three people killed, at least six more injured. including two officers. high school senior callie campbell was home until she saw the gunmen walking down the street, opening fire. >> it was loud, it was scary, i kind o

18 year old high school student using an assault style rifle video showing the 18 year old high school senior accused of killing three people shooting and wounding several others, including two police officers. the gunmen appearing to shoot at random, firing into cars into homes, what we've learned about the suspect malenky in new mexico to like the secret service now investigating an alarming breach. how did an intruder get into the home of president biden's national security advisor? check sullivan confronting the intruder at three a.m. inside his home tapas with late reporting tonight, the suspect who allegedly went on the attack at a congressman's office accused of attacking two congressional staffers with a baseball bat. now charged with a hate crime for another incident chilling video showing him chasing a woman through a yard as she screams for help. high stakes meeting over raising the debt ceiling at the white house president biden and republican house speaker kevin mccarthy. rachel scott at the white house with news coming in at this hour. there might be some progress. what we're le

in high school about how they're preparing as finals, ap tests, and senior projects hang in the balance. >> reporter: dozens of educators and supporters are out here rallying on second street ahead of what was supposed to be the school board meeting. just hour ago, that was canceled. the district says that's because they weren't sure if they could reach a quorum or avoid any disruptions from happening. still, teachers say they are committed to continuing to fight for what they say is a fair contract. standing firm, continuing to rally for better pay, hours, and conditions for district teachers. >> one day longer, one day stronger. >> reporter: amidst ongoing negotiations, educators are grieving one of their own after a member of the substitute teacher team died early this morning. union leaders say they have continued talks with the district throughout the day, leaving them hopeful progress will be made. >> we're making progress in reaching an agreement around compensation and around salary. there are parts of the special education proposal that we're pretty

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our seniors couldn't walk and lost three months of school. ama: three years later, the lockdowns or history but the senior car rally lives on. graduates decorate their cars and parade along mount diablo boulevard while family, friends, and the rest of the community come out to route them on from the sidewalk. yo wits fun yoriendsndt d ller. >>mazing. coaching kids sports, i know all these kids since they were five years old. seeing them go after their dreams is really happy. ama: that' congratulations. dan: it's fantastic. they should be excited. we are proud of them. tomorrow, the grand opening of a seven bedroom home by ronald mcdonald house charities. ama: a block party kicking off at 10:00. the home is steps away from ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland, providing families with a place to stay while their children receive treatment. >> we need specialized lodging. they need to be near the hospital for about 100 days after their transplant. so what we are able to provide is a spot literally right across the street from the hospital. th

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it develops there by the age of 12 and should be actively developed by the senior school, yes or justor just the basics of systems thinking. let's say there is practically nothing, a low level of subjectivity. well, as we say, when a person thinks he is led, this is normal for him. yes, he does not know who he is, where he is, why where and what should be in a good version, that there are schools in a bad one. they work on subjectivity, there are several types of elite schools, there in moscow , right on subjectivity, subjectivity, that is , subjectivity - this is a bit of a dangerous road. yes, and you work in yoshka, of course, subjectivity needs to be balanced, because active work in subjectivity leads to an increase in goncentrism, and life will be difficult for such a person, and about productivity sociality. there will also be questions. olga san but here is the lack of curiosity. you agreed with this too. yes, yes, but you get it right. yes, not that this pebble is your garden, but the deans were talking about the guys who come from you. why doesn't it work? i agree. i would li

our seniors couldn't walk and lost three months of school. ama: three years later, the lockdowns or history but the senior car rally lives on. graduates decorate their cars and parade along mount diablo boulevard while family, friends, and the rest of the community come out to route them on from the sidewalk. >> it's a fun tradition. you get to cruise through with your friends and hoot and holler. people celebrate your success. >> it's amazing. coaching kids sports, i know all these kids since they were five years old. seeing them go after their dreams is really happy. ama: that' congratulations. dan: it's fantastic. they should be excited. we are proud of them. tomorrow, the grand opening of a seven bedroom home by ronald mcdonald house charities. ama: a block party kicking off at 10:00. the home is steps away from ucsf benioff children's hospital oakland, providing families with a place to stay while their children receive treatment. >> we need specialized lodging. they need to be near the hospital for about 100 days after their transplant.

mother's day starts at 6:00 in the morning, the younger ones go to the senior school at the instituted takes a lot of time, but i wanted the children to grow up in the fresh air, so i decided on a mortgage and the family moved from a rented apartment to townhouse. this arrived in 2006 . and saratov decided, in general, to raise children. well, then i had two of them got a job. i unlearned a new specialty and wandered around rented apartments. well, when i got pregnant with maruska, everything worked out and i really wanted to here to live outside the city, and we came here. there are no fences everywhere. children. it is very convenient and very comfortable. the children are happy and happy. mom is our best friend for the whole family. there is no such thing that my mother is strict, like many others. mom says to do it. well, as we understand it, that it’s hard for everyone, we all the family should all help each other, carefully take it to your room. this close-knit team equally divides the work around the house without whining and persuasion, only the iron does not trust anyone to m

biofofreeze ♪ when you really want to know where i was april 29th ♪ >> the high school senior is goingusands of dollars in financial aid it has reached nearly 3 million views on tiktok, posting a video where she discovered a $104,000 scholarship to maryville college that was one of her top choices. she opened the letter after choosing a more affordable college option, but maryville got in touch withher about the offer and now she is officially enrolled i don't blame her. i go maybe a week before we check our actual snail mail in the mailbox. something like that, if she wasn't expecting it, will sit there. >> when you're not expecting it, you turn on the camera and look through your mail. i'm little skeptical but hey, i'm thrilled for her, an amazing story, and it worked out for her. kudos. a great time in college. >> taylor, shout out using taylor swift. >> good ear. check out today's shot of the day. >> two outs, marlins down a run. tying run at second and soler hits one to left he soler! a win for the marlins. >> that one launched with a little soler power the marlins were down by on

an opportunity, i don't know, from my personal experience there is an opportunity to meet with senior schoolre, well, who profess a different point of view, so to speak, they must first do it publicly, so that we understand who teaches today, and our youth hmm and after that, draw accurate and careful conclusions on about whether they need to go further? continue gregory who teaches our students? why are these here, i'm sorry, of course, it's simple and you can't even call it an idiot. after all, he does it on purpose. and how many such teachers? how much 80%. remember here, uh, the problem is that it didn't start yesterday. not yesterday. it started even before the collapse of the soviet union. and this is the one that, yes, this is, uh, this is how demichiza mimicked in our country. that is, you understand what's the matter, of course, they are sitting there. here passed. why is it down now? sorry this is very difficult. excuse me, why in our country in the list of extremist literature is not added to the book of alexander isaevich lzhenitsyn in the circle first, which simply promotes trea

. >> reporter: farmington high school senior beau wilson seen here pacing near that church, authority he was wearing a homemade bullet proof vest but took it off before he was shot. they also say they found a handwritten note in his pocket. today the farmington police chief applauding officers quick response while grieving over the victims. >> i am very heartsick over this happening, but on the other hand i'm just so proud of our officers in our department. >> reporter: do you submit a new poll that shows concerns in the u.s. over gun violence soaring. americans now consider guns the top public health threat in the country topping fentanyl and the opioids according to the new poll. as we learn about the women killed, surely voita, melody ivie and gwendolyn schofield, all three great-grandmothers. saying that she was a school nurse and was joyfully to voided to her family, friends, church, and community. the world is a better place for the 79 years she was with us. gwendolyn and melanie, mother and daughter both teachers were driving together when they were its shot. their family singl

. >> 18 year old farmington high school senior bo wilson seen here pacing near the church. authorities say he was wearing a home made bulletproof vest but took it off before he was shot. they also say they found a handwritten note in his pocket. today the farmington police chief applauding the officers' quick response while grieving over the victims. >> i'm very heart sick over this happening but on the other hand i'm just so proud of our officers and our department. >> these disturbing images come amid a new poll tonight that shows concerns in the u.s. over gun violence is soaring. americans now consider guns the top public health threat in the country. topping fentanyl and opioids according to a new poll. as we learn more tonight about the women killed, all three great grandmothers. shirley's family saying she was a school nurse and was joyfully devoted to her family, friends, church, and community. the world is a better place for the 79 years she was with us. quindolyn and her daughter were both nurses. she will continue to shape our lives. and melanie, who owned a presc

a close call for a high school senior in virginia who almost missed her own graduation. was on her way to the ceremony when her car broke down. and then this happened. it went up in flames quite naturally. her next move was to call her best friend and make a tiktok, because why not? she's fine. she's okay. she was sporting her gown in front of the burning car and still made it to graduation on time. we're glad she's okay. well, it has been said a man's home is his castle. it looks like dogs feel the same way. check out the scene in new york. that is a bear walking directly into a home near albany. all of a sudden, the family dog races into the room, barking. its head off. the bear took the hint and ran out. it came back a little later and just stared through the window, though. and finally, one of the uk's wildest traditions. there's always bumps and bruises. after the annual cheese roll races, participants from all over the world chase a wheel of cheese down a super steep hill and the woman's winner is 19 years old. she actually briefly lost consciousness during the rac

out of grammar school i felt called to the seminary and i spent eight years in the seminary. >> you are local. >> san francisco. my senior year in high school, and my senior year in college , i discerned that god was not calling me to the priesthood. he was calling me to service within the church but not the priesthood. i kind of put that aside. and eventually got married and raised a family with four children. it was not until i guess i was about 50 or 55 i began feeling a call to do more. and they kept saying, i don't know what that is. my best friend , told me that you are being called to the diaconate. no. god does not want that. i argued with him for a long time about it. he turned out to be correct . i was being called to the diaconate. it took me a while to realize that and a little argument with god. i decided to aspire to it and discern whether or not this was for me. obviously, i found it very much for me and my wife was only supportive . she told me, what took you so long? >> okay. you and your wife and four kids in the prior career. >> i was a teacher. i had a teaching store. >> an expert with a masters in ea

in high school about how they're preparing as finals, ap tests, and senior projects hang in the balance. >> reporter: dozens of educators and supporters are out here rallying on second street ahead of what was supposed to be the school board meeting. just hour ago, that was canceled. the district says that's because they weren't sure if they could reach a quorum or avoid any disruptions from happening. still, teachers say they are committed to continuing to fight for

all right, next to the red hot graduation surprise for high school senior outside of richmond, virginias a video that's been going viral on tiktok razzia stanley says she was on her way to her graduation when her car started making a funny noise. so she pulled over as it started smoking. oops. thankfully she got out just before the car. yeah, fully engulfed in flames. neighbors and firefighters quickly responded. there were no reported injuries. stanley still managed to make it to graduation on time, and she had every excuse not to get there. liz, we are glad she is okay. no one was hurt. that is very scary, though. she did the right thing. pull over and get out. get out of the car. next to a dog versus a bear. surveillance video inside this home in upstate new york shows a curious, oh, my goodness, nosing its way through a french door that it had been left ajar for. he was well into the kitchen when the family dog named harper came blasting into the room like with a cape, like a superhero. there he is. there's there's a little fella there. look at harper chasing him out. good job. bark

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. >>> decision day for high school seniors across the country. it's not always good news for them. it can be stressful. one school is celebrating the other side of it all. rejection letters. alex rosier shows us a bright side of getting rejected. >> reporter: every year colleges across america consider potential students. when the admission process is over, some celebrate acceptance, while others celebrate rejection. >> if you are going to be resilient, then you have to face something that didn't happen and didn't go your way. >> reporter: linda say college counselor. the founder of the college rejection party. she's trying to teach students that rejection is part of life. sometimes it has nothing to do with you. >> colleges have their own objectives. we need more football players who play violin. i don't know. if you don't fit what they are looking for, it doesn't mean you are not good enough. it just means it's not what they are looking for right now. they chose someone else. >> i was rejected from a couple of the ivy leagues. >> princeton and dartmouth. >> reporter: students shre

only five of 33 marlin high school seniors met the district's requirements.another 12 qualified. since then. but officials said it's still not enough. plans are now to hold graduation next month. in sports, it was a night for staying alive. the celtics avoided elimination for a second straight game, beating the miami heat 110 to 97. boston is trying to become the first nba team ever to advance after going down three games to none. game six is tomorrow night in miami and in hockey, the dallas stars scored a game winner in overtime to extend their series against the vegas golden knights. vegas still leads that series three games to one. they advance to the stanley cup final with a win tomorrow night. coming up, elon musk's brain implant technology has gained fda approval. plus a real treasure, the pirates of the caribbean themed home now up for sale we know patients are more than their disease. that's why, at novo nordisk, we've spent a hundred years developing treatments to help unlock humanity's full potential. these are the greats: people living with, thrivi

that's apparently where high school seniors bring water guns to school and brag about it on social media. police did not find any real or toy guns but did find a knife hidden in a classroom wrapped in a t-shirt. no arrests were made. but one parent told us they saw police escorting a student to a police cruiser. >> i was actually standing to the parents and there i came out of their head when they saw. sun. walk out handcuffed. there just has to be some better protocols. and, you know, i you know, i feel like they actually should all the students. they should go through a gate. >> a school resource officer was added to the campus after the recent fatal stabbing that officer supposed to help identify potential dangers and whether students are involved. >> today was day 7 of the oakland teachers strike in both sides are still negotiating. a students haven't been in class since last weekend. the last day of instruction for the school year is in 2 weeks. but today kron four's philippe djegal reports that there's optimism. a deal is near. >> the oakland teachers strike adding another layer to

. >> meant of speaker, i rise today on behalf of the veterans, public school teachers and seniors in my district. these are the hostages they have bragged about. we are on the verge of a republican the default. people calling the shots in this chamber are the same people who want custom veterans health care. americans deserve better. house republicans need to drop the ransom note and come to their senses so we can avoid a devastating default and put people first. i yelled back. class i rise in strong opposition to the extreme mega republican effort to default our debt, crash the economy and trigger a job killing recession. house democrats have been focused on putting people over politics. lower costs, better paying jobs, safer communities, fighting for reproductive freedom. defending democracy, ensuring an economy that works for every day americans, people over politics. we have made clear from the very beginning that we are willing to find common ground with the other side for the good of the american people whenever possible. we have also made clear we will fight extremism whenever

and unfortunately, many schools are not built to address those things. >> my name is jen heiter and i am the english department chairperson and seniormen high school in bremen, indiana. what we've seen here at bremen high school, and i believe around the country, is an extreme uptick in mental health issues with our students. we are seeing that many students more fearful, more wary of putting themselves out there, more anxious in general. and that anxiety can present itself in a number of different ways. it can look like unchecked anger. it can look like isolation. >> the last couple of years have been very interesting. we've definitely seen a spike in behaviors. it could be anywhere from hitting, biting, spitting, throwing furniture. and so at times it's a little unsafe in the classroom. >> many students may not be willing to dig a little deeper and kind of explore what they may be feeling right. so it is easier to do something in the classroom to get kicked out, right? that way i getting what i want. am i don't have to deal with that teacher. i don't have to deal with what what i'm working through. so let me get kicked out. let me

kennel ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, chair of a new video shows police exchanging gunfire with a high school seniornew mexico. the team was firing indiscriminately in a quiet neighborhood. police are saying about the shooter's motive. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ speaker he got an automatic weapon. to be on body cam video shows a scary moment a sergeant was hit by gunfire and how the 18-year-old gunman was taken down by police. >> subject is down! cease-fire! cease-fire! ♪ ♪ >> a five-alarm fire in south charlotte has dozens upon thousands of firefighters and >> it was just black smoke rolling. ♪ ♪

i am a senior at george washington high school and i am ready to lead and work with others.o i'm hearing that college wasn't always in the picture for you. so when did it, you know click? um, it really clicked for me when you know, i had a black student figure in my life. my cousin siobhan hines. she went she graduated from lowell high school and then continue her education at hampton university and it kind of just struck out to me that if she can do it. definitely can do it. from that moment on imani clifton wasted the right university even organizing a tour to some of the historically black colleges something her high school was not prepared to do i kind of just went out and pulled together a group of my people from the black student union and was just like okay if they're not gonna give it to us then we're gonna get the money so we could do it by of imani found winston-salem state university in north carolina to be the perfect fit just to be in a scenery where it's normal for black people to be successful. it's normal for us to be above and beyond in the shining star in t

that's where high school seniors are encouraged to bring water guns to school. police say they didn't find any guns real or toy, but they did find a knife hidden in a classroom wrapped in a t-shirt. no arrests were reported, but one parent told us they saw police escorting a student to a police car. i was actually standing to the parents. >> and there i came out of their head when they saw. sun. walk out handcuffed. there just has to be some better protocols. and, you know, i you know, i feel like they actually should all the students. they should go through a gate. >> montgomery high school officials say a resource officer was added to the campus after the recent fatal stabbing. >> developing news tonight, the oakland based organizations have declared a state of emergency after what they say is a spike in the number of black girls being abducted in the city over the past month alone. they say there have been 10 attempted abductions in oakland, 3 of the last weekend. they are supporting a bill, a state bill that would aim to improve ways to find the missing girl

our seniors couldn't walk and lost three months of school. years later, the lockdowns are history but the senior car rally lives on. graduates decorate their cars and parade along mount diablo boulevard while family, friends, and the rest of the community come out to route them on from the sidewalk. -- ro n tradition. you gethrougwith your fri holler. people celebrate your success. >> it's amazing. coaching kids sports, i know all these kids since they were five years old. seeing them go after their dreams is really happy. liz: starting tonight, streets around san francisco will be closed ahead a beta breakers sunday. expect lays throughout the city. it features competitive and recreational runners as well as participants and groups. the race starts at 8:00 tomorrow morning at main and howard and ends at the great highway here bart will run special service head of the race. what is the weather looking like for the race? lisa: typical with temperatures in the d's, prevailing cloud cover. the clouds stay with the runners throughout the morning

. >> reporter: high school senior amy martinez fully supports the teachers union strike. >> their job is a hard job, and they need to be shown the same respect as other careers. >> they are teaching. they are training tomorrow, today. but it can't be on the backs of our kids. >> reporter: after attending school on monday, brown's sixth grade daughter has been home all week, uncomfortable crossing the picket line, even though she wants raises for teachers. >> right now, these kids are being used as pawns. >> reporter: brown works for the oakland reach, a parent-run organization advocating for better public schools. she wants parents to send children to school during the strike, even if there's no instruction happening, believing strength in numbers makes it easier for kids to go back and end the strike sooner. >> i don't know what you going to do, you guys need to figure out a way to work it out, but my baby needs to be at school every day as long as it's open. >> reporter: she says most black and brown parents she talks to believe a few missed days won't hurt in the long run, especial

and ever seniors couldn't walk and lost two to three months of school. >> three years later, the lockdownsry but the senior car rally lives on. graduates decorate their cars and parade around mount diablo boulevard while the community comes out to route them on from the sidewalk. >> it is a fun tradition where you get to cruise with your friends. hoot and holler. >> it is amazing. i have been coaching kids sports, i have had known all these kids since they were five years old. seeing them go after their dreams makes me happy. >> congratulations to all the graduates. starting tonight, streets around san francisco will be closed ahead of beta breapl sul expes ro hopetitive and recreational runners. the race starts at 8:00 a.m. at main and howard street's and l run special servicehway. tomorrow morning ahead of the race. what is the weather looking like? lisa: pretty gray. we are going to get a little more sun monday. but overall, we've got gloom out there for you in the city. one sunny day on tap for you at the coast, that looks to be monday. we will be looking at this upper-level trough wit

chilling ne ♪ ♪ >> norah: tonight, chilling new video shows police exchanging gunfire with a high school senioren was firing indiscriminately in a quiet neighborhood. what police are saying about the shooter's motive. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> he got an automatic weapon. >> norah: body cam video shows the scary moment a sergeant was hit by gunfire and how the 18-year-old gunman was taken down by police. >> subject is down! cease-fire! cease-fire! ♪ ♪ >> a five-alarm fire in south charlotte has dozens upon dozens of firefighters and other emergency personnel on the scene. >> it was just black smoke rolling. ♪ ♪ >> florida governor ron desantis is apparently ready to end the speti

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abc7news has been highlighting sick san francisco high school seniors taking their first step on theourney to success by given the superintendent's 21st century award, abc7news senior education award -- the last recipient to is rated >>ink, learn, international high school. i am ready to think, learn, grow. reporter: playing basketball is how he found his place at international high school. the only student from myanm as a newcomer struggled to communicate. no other student at his school speaks burmese. >> i cannot even speak chinese. i look like chinese. allowed people stereotype me as chinese ale speak chinese. i do not sakhi. i sorry about that. i want a better life for my family, and get an education so i can help my family in future. reporter: school's peace club gm a way in. he is a student leader. >> they even practice your english skill. because i do not speaking there's too much. reporter: during the pandemic he made himself resourceful by arriving early at school to help teachers make sure all safety measures were in place. >> i clean all the classroom. i help cleaning to p

so the group ranged from eighth graders to high school seniors.ach was presented with a metal that represents wisdom, knowledge, and prudence. so congratulations to all of them. what an honor. so that is it for the news at 9:00. next is "the drew barrymore show." she will have george clooney. for more local headlines, including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. hi, i■m susan lucci. you may know me from my many years on television. i never thought about heart disease i felt this slight pressure on my chest, just slight. i thought, oh, it's nothing. it'll go away. i didn't get it. i did not get it. but, a few days later, while shopping at a boutique, that pressure returned much stronger. it felt like an elephant pressing on my chest. i had a 90% blockage in my main artery and a 75% blockage in the adjacent artery. i was rushed into surgery where i received two stents in my arteries, stents developed through research funded by the american heart association. those stents saved my life. that's why i'm in front of you today,

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. >>> and it was a big day for high school seniors from the community youth center of san francisco.ncy held a ceremony for the graduates at the chinese cultural center. some received scholarships as they head off to college. students develop new skills and career opportunities that will impact their future. >> with this program, i feel like i've definitely developed a skill for leadership. >> i really like this program because it really built my communication skills. >> this program is about helping and giving back to the community and just support whenever and whoever needs help. >> the community youth center offers a variety of programs ranging from college counseling job training to substance abuse and violence education. >>> across the bay area, a number of events honoring the men and women who died in the service of our country this memorial day weekend. boy scouts, veterans, and other community groups placed flags on the graves of fallen soldiers. and in san jose, boy scouts placed thousands of flags on the graves of veterans at oak hill cemetery. >> we're honoring them throug

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this afternoon, police identified the gunman as 18-year-old high school senior beau wilson.d at least three weapons, including an ar-style rifle, and appeared to target his victims at random. they are still searching for a motive. those killed include an elderly mother in her 90s and her daughter, who was in her 70s. the third person killed was also in her 70s. the two members of law enforcement injured during the attack were treated at the local hospital. the police chief called it one of the most horrific and difficult days in the city's history. cbs's omar villafranca is going to start us off tonight from farmington, new mexico. good evening, omar. >> reporter: good evening. the shooting started at this intersection behind me and stretches down about a quarter mile. investigators say the suspect started shooting randomly into cars and hitting homes. and in about ten minutes, about 150 rounds were fired. three older women were killed, including a mother and a daughter just a day after mother's day. >> yesterday our community was shaken to the core. >> reporter: the new det

jiminez says photography found him while he was going through trying times as a high school senior. >definitely a rough time for me. just wasn't seeing life in the right way. just didn't really want to be here, to be honest. but, you know, from then to now it's like, i'm in such a much better place where i'm able to make my impact on the world through my camera and see life in a different way through my camera, help people see that as well. >> he's got great subject matter here. look at some of these photographs. jiminez credits photography for pulling him through the depths of depression. he recently showcased his work at an art exhibit. >> good for him. >> pretty cool. >> hopefully he'll continue to take photographs of the warriors for a couple more weeks. >> yeah, that would be nice. >> you can see how excited he is, right? >> yeah. >> oh, man. >> we're excited about this. we're just starting to feel warmth. >> i was all about it today. it was hard to walk in the building. if i could have gone outside, it would have been a 10. we've got to get weather maps going for all of you at h