when sophomores at northgate high school in walnut creek were asked what would you do to change the world, one 15-year-old has made it his miles per gallon to put instruments into the hands of students. >>> they say practice makes perfect and had this sophomore at negotiate gate high school puts in the time. >> i have been playing for 5 years now. >> aiden fisher had to do something. >> fourth grade music got cut. >> reporter: when fisher's son, aiden, was assigned in class to do a community service type project, aiden wanted to put instruments into the hands of students. >> storage space just to hold the instruments. >> reporter: after posting on local social media, aiden's project got a good response from his community. >> phyllis donated a guitar. >> i was a singer. that was my instrument. >> reporter: at 81, phyllis can't put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> and the guitar she would play was getting too hard to play. >> this photo is taken in the 70s. >> reporter: the sweet memories of her time, making musk, still play a beautiful tune in her mind. >> she is happy. >> rep

it is my pleasure to introduce the sophomore from oklahoma, stephanie bice. rep. bice: in the state senate, i served in leadership and want to continue that role. thank you to the sophomore members of the 117 congress who elected me to represent them. i am excited to work with my republican colleagues to push back on one-party rule out work for the american people. it is an honor to represent oklahoma, but also be part of this leadership team. thank you. >> our next speaker will be in lisa mcclain. rep. mclean: i am lisa mcclain from the great state of michigan. we have elected some phenomenal leaders here. we have a big job. america is counting on us. they are counting on us with the commitment to america move our country forward. i am excited and excited to get to work. i want to introduce policy director gary palmer. gary: thank you. we have got work to do. we made a commitment to america and we are going to keep it. we are going to work every day to bring down the cost of living, make our country more secure, and ensure our parents have rights in regards to th

kerry crump, a sophomore from california. angelo grose, a junior from ohio and zion young is from atlanta. he is a freshman. they will not. >> be able to attend any any organized team activities. >> tonight, police in ann arbor are still investigating and criminal charges may be coming. >> there needs to be accountability. there needs to be a foul. thoreau, timely investigation. apology will not get the job done. in this instance. there should be serious consequences. for the many individuals are culpable. >> that was taylor morris reporting again light today after that report was filed. a michigan state university announced the suspension of 4 more players bringing the total to 8. >> united airline pilots have rejected a tentative contract with the airline as they continue to push for better pay. the union representing the pilots says that 94% of the nearly 10,000 pilots they voted against united is most recent contract offer. union leaders say they are planning informational pickets at airports across the airline's network.

university of sophomore at madison. a little bit dated. but i wanted to put a face or a series of faces on this. it is such an all american family and an all american story. w but as everybody knows about the debate we are about to enter is that marriage was not an option for margaret and denise until after the old burger fell decision. and the things that most married people take for granted are things that couples like a margaret and denise had to think about it and had to figure out how did they protect one another? how did they protect their family? we often think of we think of marriage is the wedding, the ceremony, the celebration. we don't often o think about the hundreds upon hundreds of rights and responsibilities that civil marriage confers upon couples. you know, margaret and denise were telling me about their recollection of when the city of madison passed a domestic partnership ordinance, allowing them to register.pe and when that happened for the first time they could be on one another's health insurance.

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that is exactly what happened for de laura today, the sophomore plays his heart out.ther one on the ground. and jayden de laura has made magic. he has been that david copperfield from start to finis big and the disappointing endin for game two. >> there's nothing like sports and right in that ball left the hand, it was a statement and it just turned into a big old foundation stone in the build u this arizona program. air zone is losing streak comes to an end. we appreciate you watching fox college football from the rose bowl. our final score is 34 test 28 arizona pickett your sunday started with live in qatar as w get set for week ten of the nfl season from our coverage not ou entire review, good night, everybody. ck races . that's ktvu dot com slash election. i want to welcome our viewers to ktvu nya that are just joining us in after the college football game, and we begin with this 11 investigators searched tonight for a group of armed masked men who robbed the hb jewelry store in san pablo. they say the robbers escaped in two cars around 4 30 today with a large amo

let's take a look at her sophomore year, a pin. when she was also number 2 in the ivy league in 3 events, ivy league champions. you're saying this is all been twisted. you're saying this is all been twisted to demonize late on. oh, oh absolutely. it's been towards the ever. leah thomas has been demonized this entire plas past season. let's be real about that. this one kid has been demonized in so many circles. now let's bring the truth and let's bring the truth in. let me ask this question. let me ask this question. let me pause here. here's the question . well, how about her teammates, though? because her teammates were put pressure on to say to sign this letter saying they agree with our competing now that they've graduated no longer under their coaches, they come out to guess what we were pressure into agreeing to, or we never did. if this was such a legitimate situation, wire coach is having to put pressure on that they don't face the backlash of the part of public relations. that seems to be happening now. now years number one

i be center so that they can re sophomore people and at the mormon the show there's also was food to gather all the supplies they could get from nearby cities in europe. and we might get more obvious the moral since the healthy will be coming in from more areas and some odd . rescuers will be sent from the jakarta because the earthquake was failed if and i'll build the capitals to build you caught up and the damage was feared there and . and thus i'll saw impacting the access towards the affected area by the our quick fidel is tyrese mon reporting from jakarta. thank you so much for that update. and here's a look at some other stories making is around the world today. he creates president, has called on nato and its allies to recognize russia as a terrorist state, in a video address to a meeting of the alliance in madrid. volota, we are zalinski compared russia shelling of nuclear energy facilities to the use of weapons of mass destruction. lensky also called for more aid to bolster his country's air defenses suite. the elect on korea says at least 2 people have been killed and 10 ot

they say practice makes perfect and this sophomore puts in the time. >> exactly.g for. >> i have been playing for five years now. >> reporter: the school district decided earlier this year to cut down on the music education program and fisher had to do something. >> fourth grade music got cut so i am trying to donate it so people can be more interested in music like i am. >> reporter: when mona's son was assigned in class to do a community project, aiden wanted to put instruments into hands of students. >> the storage space to hold the instruments that aiden is collecting. >> reporter: after posting on locaodspon from his community. >> phyllis donated a guitar. >> reporter: phyllis lives just down the street. >> i was a singer. that was my instrument. >> reporter: at 81, phyllis can't put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> i am arthritic. >> reporter: the guitar was getting too hard to play. >> this was taken in the '70s. >> reporter: sweet memories of her time playing music still bring a good tune in her mind. >> she's happy. look at the joy she has. >

transferred again to the baltimore plant of the westinghouse corporation, but by then alison was a sophomore in high school and her younger sister was in middle school, i think. and they were a little worried about how the schools would go and so they decided to settle in. the washington dc greater area settled into the suburbs and her dad would get the drive up to baltimore every morning. and allison and her little sister would get glistening new suburban schools. kennedy hyde only been open a couple of years when allison enrolled but for some reason or another alison didn't really make much of a mark in high school probably because she had arrived as a sophomore. probably because she was 15. didn't join the sort of clubs that the cool kids joined. didn't earn the sort of grades that made her a stand out in the classroom. now when she reached her senior year and decided that it was time to apply to college. she only applied to one school. but she remembered. was that when she was little on a sunday her mom and dad and her little sister, they'd all pile into the car and they would drive. how

but he told me that my son wanted me to playing a really good in mid to a only beloved sister for sophomore firewall. adela may be somewhere to play almost a little one yale muffled or it is a might say is found is tardy exam after much. we're better cigarettes. yeah. feel by your to this is mark with what all this is esther thing it off i in a bit 0 to nursing. that was a live was doing her was really for yeah. all seem a thing. the only thing that's not the emotion of the next in and out a with today's games are really important because it's an option for these girls. they're all on troll. we're selecting, we're looking for 12 girls to travel to dublin to try and qualify for the olympics here. just so much the pencil if you make a mistake on top your head. okay. and but just karen or what's it, what's the 1st? oh, i think oh oh, i goes, i'm not gonna beat her on the bush. that was actually really embarrassing. i'm not expecting us to be perfect, but i am expecting that you can still make a tickle. like a you can still use your voice. you can still catch a hypo, from pickle, cuz if we don'

when sophomores a the north gate walnut creek were asked what would you do to change the world, one 15d made it his mission to put instruments into hands of students who may not otherwise get the chance to experience impact of music in their lives. they say practice makes perfect and this sophomore at north gate high school puts in the time. >> exactly. that's what i am looking for. >> i have been playing for five years now. >> the school district mount diablo unified decided earlier this year to cut down on the music education program, aiden had to do something. >> i am trying to donate it so people can be more interested in music, like i am. >> reporter: when mona's son aiden was assigned in class to do a community service type project, aiden wanted to put instruments into hands of students. >> this storage space to hold the instruments aiden is collecting. >> reporter: after posting on local social media, aiden's project got good response from his community. >> phyllis donated a guitar. >> reporter: phyllis lives just down the street. >> i was a singer. that was my instrument. >> at

but biden, alison was a sophomore in high school, and her younger sister was in middle school, i thinkere a little worried about how the schools would go. and so, they decided to settle in the washington, d.c. greater area, settling in the suburbs. and her dad would get the drive up to baltimore every morning, and allison and her little sister would get glistening new suburban schools. kennedy high had only been open a couple of years when alison enrolled. but for some reason or another, alison didn't really make much of a mark in high school, probably because she had arrived as a sophomore, probably because she was 15. she did not join the sort of clips that the coop is joined. he did not earn the sort of greats that made her stand out in the classroom. and when she reached her senior year and decided that it was time to apply to college, she only apply to one school. what she remembered was that when she was little, on a sunday, her mom and dad and her little sister, they all piled into the car, and they would drive out to cleveland out into the countryside. and that way folks used t

. >> a sophomore at berkeley, alex is the director of the vote coalition, a nonpartisan student organization that's been encouraging those who registered to get out and vote. >> the drop between voter registration and voter turnout is why we are here everyday talking to students. >> historically young people tend to vote in much lower numbers than their parents or grandparents. >> free candy, learn about voting. >> in a 2018 midterms only 62% of berkeley students are registered actually voted. that's the gap alex is determined to close. >> once we break down those barriers, and it's not as difficult, that's when we get the high voter turnout. >> and this year he might have a reason to be optimistic. a new poll by the harvard institute of politics predicts gen z is poised to turn out in record numbers on november 8th fueled in large part by the supreme girl's decision to overturn roe v wade. it's an issue that has mobilized both sides for different reasons. >> is terrifying those freedoms are being taken away. i think every human being should have the right to life, so abortion is my main pri

sophomore ryan lynch was on the bus with jones. she said he yelled at some students before opening fire. >> and they kept coming, more and more gunshots, and so we thought he was going to shoot everyone in the bus. >> reporter: the suspect's father chris jones sr. last spoke to his son a month ago. >> he said people were picking on him or whatever. he didn't know how to handle it. i told him to just go to school, don't pay them no mind. >> reporter: the shooting caused a 12-hour lockdown here on campus. students had to shelter in place overnight as authorities searched for the suspect building by building. >> we received notification like run, hide. i thought, oh, my god. >> reporter: the university assessment team was aware of jones from two previous incidents in the last two year. one was about a weapon, a gun, though, not found, and a hazing incident, but in that case, the witnesses did not cooperate. deborah alvarez, cbs news, charlottesville, virginia. >>> there was a frightening scene in kentucky when a school bus with studen

leadership and as i entered congress i wanted to continue that role so i want to say thank you to the sophomore members of the one at her 17th congress who have elected me. i am excited to get to work with my republican colleagues to push back on democratic rule. it is an honor to represent oklahoma but also be part of this leadership team and i look forward to getting to work. >> our next speaker will be lisa mcclain. >> thank you i am from the great state of a michigan. i am excited to be on this team. we have elected some phenomenal leaders. i think we have a big a job in front of us. america is counting on us. they are counting on us with a commitment to america to move our country forward. i am just excited to be part of this team and quite frankly, i am excited to get to work so thank you. i want to introduce my friend, policy director, gary palmer. >> thank you. i am in agreement with my colleagues that we have work to do. we made a commitment to america and we will keep its. we will work every day to bring down the cost of living, to make our country more secure and insure that parents

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seeing here for you, she is a sophomore this betty dunn put it to you. a hurry. sounds good if you are ready a to is. can you mush english pushing you to chef my choice? of course of action really not sure if it doesn't, one guys you with most of the city d mine life is gradually returning to normal, but it's unlikely anytime soon the people will forget how the ukrainians moke, the civilians. everyone here has the same opinion alone with you as a free showed us, i think who is working on which is through several done at school, it was liberated amongst earlier the destruction here is no less monumental. a chemical industry center it had about 60000 inhabitants by mid may, only about 4000 were left. the cities outskirts and private houses suffered the most damage. and the ukrainian military left a giant mine field behind. you could write a weapons encyclopedia, based on the mines and shells from all over the world. found among these ruins lu shortcut, the regional associates, a grand regencia, modular waterman, olga, and matter of the fortune the longer mcnish. an

. >> reporter: i sophomore at berkeley, alex is a director of the vote coalition, a nonpartisan student organization that's been encouraging those registered to get out and vote. >> the drop between voter registration and voter turnout is a lot. we are here every day in november talking to students. >> reporter: historically, young people tend to vote in much low nus th r parents or grandparents. have you guys voted yet? >> free candy! learn about voting! learn about the propositions and candidates! >> reporter: in the 2018 midterms, only 62% of berkeley students that are registered actually voted. that's the gap alex is determined to close. >> we know when students feel something isn't as difficult once we break down the barriers. that's when we get the high voter turnout. did you register to vote here in berkeley? >> reporter: this year, he might have a reason to be optimistic. a new poll by the harvard institute of politics predicts gen z is poised to turn out in record numbers on november 8th, fueled in large part by the supreme court in decision to overturn roe v wade. it's an issu

. >> reporter: they say practice makes this sophomore at northgate high school puts the time into his passion. >> that is what i am looking for. >> i have been playing for five years, now. >> reporter: when school district mt. diablo unified decided earlier this year to cut down on its music education program, aiden fisher had to do something. >> fourth-grade music got cut, so i am trying to donate it, so that people can get more interested in music just like i am. >> reporter: when lisa fisher's son aiden was assigned a community project, aiden wanted to put instruments into the hands of the students. >> the storage space, just to hold the instruments that aiden is collecting. >> reporter: after posting on local social media, aiden's project got a good response from his community. >> donating a guitar, actually. >> reporter: phyllis lives just down the street. >> i was a senior. that was my instrument. >> reporter: at 81 years old, phyllis cannot put her favorite instrument to use any longer. >> i am arthritic now. >> reporter: the guitar she would play to accompany her voice was get

in fourth place, the men who served up a sophomore we can worth $5.2 million. the korean war drama, devotion, based on a true story debuted in third place with $6 million. >> the animated adventure strange world opened in second place, discovering $11.9 million in ticket sales. >> reporter: for the third straight weekend, no movie came close to black panther, wakonda forever. the sequel made $49.5 million for the mystic total of $367.7 million, already the sixth highest grossing movie of the year. in hollywood, and david daniel. >>> glass onion, a knives out mystery open for one week in moderate release before debuting on netflix next month. opening next weekend -- excuse me, violent night . >>> walking on a moving bridge 100 feet in the air sounds like your idea of fun? we have details on what could be your next adventure. >>> a new sky bridge in northern michigan allows thrill seekers to look straight down more than 115 feet in the world's largest timber towered suspension bridge. >> the glass panel showcase, stunning views at boyne mountain, sky bridge michi

. >> reporter: i sophomore at berkeley, alex is a director of the vote coalition, a nonpartisan studentat's been encouraging those registered to get out and vote. >> the drop between voter registration and voter turnout is a lot. we are here every day in november talking to students. >> reporter: historically, young people tend to vote in much low nus th r parents or grandparents. have you guys voted yet? >> free candy! learn about voting! learn about the propositions and candidates! >> reporter: in the 2018 midterms, only 62% of berkeley students that are registered actually voted. that's the gap alex is determined to

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and a lot of that too was my mom had actually called the school after sophomore year and made so that me and my best friend also could never live together and so we like i was living alone in these dorms with just like a lot of other white kids. and so, no, i wasn't socializing with them. i was socializing with my friends on livejournal and like online stuff. and then also with like the black kids on campus. so that's like one thing that i wish i had had. so i think it would have added definitely another interesting part to the book. so i was blacked out at the first consulate in 2012 after drinking das boot in another liter beer right before my band's uk started and i to fill in some of those blanks because. yeah, they were definitely still gone. and so i called my drummer who was 19 at the time. so he had to be the server one and he told me exactly what happened on the new york city subway when i took him to the wrong airport. and apparently i was high fiving everyone and i was like, oh my god, we're to uk. and this one guy goes, and this the this is months before i started my trans

around is not that easy for palestinians, says allah, they often have to factor in long d 2 is a sophomore. these here are all walls between neighbors, neighbors who could no longer see or meet each other without permission to thought i have. of course, of course i've been to day, it's 40 kilometers into the desert, to jericho. they're to 17 year olds awaiting who are new to the music business qusai under bada they are impressed with a bus up until now they've only recorded songs with their mobile phones. and my music's about everything that happens here. we criticize a lot of things that happen in everyday life. haney and the 1st take with lyrics on his phone and i'll come to you since because i over and over until our law is satisfied and the year after just a few clicks, it sounds like this. right side, hip hop cosign and daughter are excited about us as well. moves rule course. they get a copy of the new truck, they can release it online, go products we've got we also publish a non we all time everything in the menagerie board. then the next recording is at a bedouin camp in the desert

all right, lawrence, an alabama man posing as a sophomore student was discovered living in the stanford dorm room in palo alto for nearly a year. >> the man has been identified as william currie. the university telling us that curry had been seen on campus several times since last december. the first time the university found curry living in a dorm. he was cited. a stanford spokesperson tells kron 4 quote, while stanford university has protocols and policies in place to prevent non-students from entering and living in our residents is the unique aspects of this case of mister curry's persistence and ability to integrate himself with our student community. he's made it clear the gaps exist in those protocols. we will immediately undertake a review to ensure our procedures do not allow for this type of incident to happen again. still ahead, a shooting in houston, texas, claiming the life of grammy nominated migos rapper take off. we're going have the latest details on the investigation. chocolate. vanilla. strawberry. but this isn't ice cream. this is big tobacco. and their candy flavors

. >> rookie voter event, this georgia tech sophomore has entered the arena.s checked her registration four times. will it be enough? roy, as you know, voting is a cornerstone of democracy but that doesn't mean it is easy. >> no, it isn't, desi. georgia has close hundreds of poll locations in the past decade, so your first obstacle is getting to yours before it shuts down. [buzzer] >> that is why i mail in. >> and by some miracle their polling place is still open, the voters need to endure the unnecessary brutality of... the line. >> oh! painful! >> oh. >> calling jesus but jesus eight home. >> these motors are some of the most well trained in the entire country but that might not be enough to overcome some new rules like the aqua disqualifier. [siren wailing] >> sorry, water handouts are now illegal. it almost sounds made up but it's real. [laughs] now remember, you don't have to vote on election day. >> that's true, desi. you can always use a drop box but first, you have to find one. >> got to find one. c, roy, georgia got rid of so many drop boxes since 202

i think i was still quite lost even in my sophomore, junior year. even today, i think i don't have as great of an understanding as i would like to. i think i would have benefited a lot had i been taught a little bit more financial literacy. melanie: group to -- she experienced similar challenges. >> i watched my mother in particular struggle with the u.s. financial system and not feel confident. melanie: it drove her decision to work in finance, developing and launching credit cards until she had a wake-up call experience. >> i was rejected from the credit card i helped build. i felt just as helpless as my immigrant mother felt in the financial system and i did not want to feel that way. melanie: data analysis on household economics and decision-making from 2019 to 2020 one found that for all three years, women were turned down for credit more often than men. men are more likely than men to have authorized user accounts make up the bulk of their credit history which may explain the difference. she is now the ceo and cofounder of a bank account and d

carter reached triple platinum status with his sophomore album, aaron's party, which includes hit singlesdy. he also earned acting credits to his appearances on shows like lizzie mcguire. carter was just 34 years old. >> tonight, people are mourning one year since the deadly crowd surge. a travis scott astroworld concert and tax 10 people were killed. 25 hospitalized. hundreds of others were injured. victims ranging in ages from 9 to 27 scott received widespread criticism for continuing his concert, even though people close to the stage were being crushed trampled in, had trouble breathing. others have accused festival organized users and law enforcement for not recognizing red flags as early as 10 in the morning. the day of the concert, experts say safety measures remain disorganized. the year later and only top legislation will prevent future tragedies. >> at least 2 people are dead after deadly tornadoes hit through oklahoma and texas and oklahoma. a 90 year-old man was killed. authorities finding him in his home after searching a dam homes damaged by the storm. a 6 year-old girl also

. >> the college sophomore has been passionate since they first got involved with the fundraiser back in high school. and today she is talking about the youngest voters to stop the tobacco products in stores, keeping them away from people in her age and even younger. >> if it is not there, it is not something on the back of students minds. and supporters will point to health officials calling young people, using e-cigarettes an epidemic. >> a lot of young people don't have the education on how this will lead them to cancer. >> reporter: but they come to this issue from a different perspective. the smoker from 20 years, eventually quit cigarettes and uses vaping products. the impact on his life would lead him to open that lip shop in southern california. many communities in the bay area banned flavored tobacco locally, it's in an area where it is still legal for now. >> all this law is going to do is make it hard for people who are buying into the legitimacy. >> reporter: he believes it will only encourage the legal sales of the product and create more crime. he says right now regulati

the whites have shooters, like sophomore martin , honorable mention all pac-12, she showed why. 19 points off the bench, fibers in double figures, cal 2-1 after an 84-71 win, they are at st. marys on sunday. the upset of the night, right here, austin, texas. longhorns faced a number two conseco, second-half, texas aggressive, hustling causing turnovers, dylan mitchell , brought it down. just like sara donchey does with a nerf basketball. when he pull off an upset, the kids get to storm the floor. 93-74, the final . the bulldogs first loss for the season. but, back to the warriors , there is no phoenix and player that walked on the court going, man, the wires really made me work for this one. it is all phoenix in a game that the warriors, when they are right , could have walked off with a w. >> we are going to fix that just like to get the maintenance guy on st. mary's. it is dusty and there. >> the lights on? >> reporter: something is wrong. >> we will work on >>> and edn jay leno was badly burned but he is expected to fully recover. the former tonight show host is doing well, he had a fi

and you only a sophomore is already working as a turner on machine tools with numerical control.o embark on a labor path did not come without the participation of parents. they work too at the factory. ivan says for him, the main thing is experience. and the process, in principle, well, i personally like it. lord flat victor melnik svetlana zakharova evgeniy matveev of the ntv kuzbass television company in russia plans to create eight ecological industrial parks in all federal districts. you see, this allocates almost a billion rubles for this project. and this is only the initial stage of the speech about the territory where they want to concentrate the enterprise for sorting and processing waste ; there will be waste to be transported there, which is extremely difficult. dispose of plastic tires, chemicals without harm to the environment, and in the same parks they are going to establish the release of goods from recycled waste. among the promising areas for the use of recycled materials for the production of building materials and packaging, the government allocates funds for

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we've also seen the rise of american summer lea, a thomas born as a male, thomas competed up until sophomore year in college, on the male team. now then, after a year offer cove, it came back all to swim for the women's team, launching a career and dominating the competition. now, going from ranking and $400.00 place to n. c double 8 national champion. after all this, an outcry from title ex supporters and women athletes international a swimming federation has ruled to no longer allow trench under participants who didn't begin their hormonal suppressants and transition before the age of 12. we are now joined by carly webb, who is a trench under athlete. welcome, carly, thank you for joining us. and of course we're going to take on the most controversial issues 1st. so 1st i'll talk a little bit about yourself and what for you play, and what have you been able to do to be able to participate in that sport? well, for stars, i've been working journalist for 28 years. i've worked at the local level. i've worked at network levels. i've worked in both print and broadcast, so i've kind of gotten ar

sophie holtzman is also a sophomore and studies journalism as well as international affairs. and she also has many extra-curricular and co-curricular activities that she's involved in and she's from villa hills, kentucky. i would like to introduce you to sophie and monraj. [applause] >> thank you, amy, for the introduction. good evening, everyone. and welcome to tonight's event on finding common ground on guns. featuring senators chris murphy of connecticut and former representative will hurd of texas. my name is monrag and president of bridgegw. >> i'm the co-vice president of bridgegw which is g.w.'s chapter of bridgegw the largest and fastest growing national student-led movement dedicated to promoting productive conversations across ideological lines on college campuses. >> tonight's conversation will bring together two politicians with distinct viewpoints for a passionate discussion on gun policy in light of our country's recent tragedies. their ability to engage in political discourse and not toxicity represents the voyeur values we are bringing to george washington uni

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