at the family home, tess's bedroom remains unchanged. animals on her bed. >> trevor: and a jar with money she was collecting for a trip to disneyland. a white square was painted on a tree where jerry taught tess how standing right here throwing the ball and she goes i get it dad. i said yeah. but remember, if you hit inside that square that's going to make it even better. you don't want to miss it you always want to hit it so it can browns right back to you. >> reporter: at least three days a week, jerry drives back to the place he says he feels her presence. the school where she took her last breath. >> it wasn't fair baby girl. it wasn't. it wasn't at all. i know you can hear me, baby. i know you can. hope you're playing softball up there and stuff, baby. show them that you can pitch. remember the curveball that you always wanted to learn? maybe you're already throwing it, huh? got to let me know, you know, that square on the tree's still there. >> i got it. >> nearly one year after the shooting, faith preparing for her next space in l

sorry, tess. >> we should have left it on. >> [laughter]. sorry, tess. i can peek to one instance. safety that stands out in my mind. christine who talked about the tunnel this we encountered from the blue playground into the music concourse. that was definitely what we took in consideration in the recommend thanksgiving path there was no lighting am from the tunnel to the music concourse. and even in broad daylight it was heard to see as we were navigating that. we were able to make it through as a group. so althoughs00 i think that -- it was not not guilty front of our minds we remember and a half gath the path ways. can't speak for the rest of us. and we assumed that -- members of public would use the path way in daylight when there were other people out and about. but i guess also, when we were considering of the usability of jfk we did consider the safety of people using crosswalks when there is bikers using electric bikes or scooters. and how feasible for member to cross the crosswalks safely to get from the fulton to the music condition course. that is manage we took in cons

. >> reporter: veronica lost her 10-year-old tess. old. gloria cazares lost her daughter jackie and niece annabell they are among the uvalde families pushing for political change and stricter gun laws what's it like when you hear there's been another shooting and it literally happens almost every week? >> it's devastating, disappointing. it's disgusting. you would think sometimes you blame yourself you think that what you are doing, you are going to prevent somebody else's child from dying. >> i know a lot of you have decided to stay here, not move away. what has that been like >> i think it's more difficult. i hate this town i hate living here my daughter is here, though, so how do we leave? >> reporter: the robb elementary school building will be demolished the surviving students and staff now go to different schools. >> there's a lot to do here to try to move forward. >> reporter: gary patterson is interim superintendent for the district, a role he stepped into last november when he volunteered. >> what i tried to do right off the

. >> i had a picture of tess on my nightstand , and i just look at it and i just tell her, you know, test, you know, give me the strength, baby girl, help me get up. help me get today. >> reporter: driving past her daughters mural and visiting y routine. and survivors like aj martinez , still has bullet fragments in his body. >> my old son got left in the classroom . this is a new son i have. >> reporter: more than 370 law-enforcement officers, more than 20 agencies, waited for more than an hour before breaching a classroom door to stop the shooter . the mayor of uvalde is still waiting for the results from the local district attorney's criminal investigation. >> reporter: we are getting a first look at a powerful typhoon hitting this this pacific island of guam. the storm making landfall just hours ago. you can see trees and debris being completely taken by the wind there. the storm is the strongest to hit the area since 2002 with the winds reaching speeds of 140 miles per hour! the island is a u.s. territory , and home to thousands of military personnet is sending an aircraft carri

smart is this ideology of the 579 loan program to be expanded to the extent that the applicant and the tesseceive this money or should we help them in some other way because it seems to me that this focus on ukrainian small business is being lost. well, there was not only a small business, but also a medium one. but nevertheless, well, chp and chp. well , is it a business, well, first of all, it is a business and it should be a business, or if it's not a business, why does anyone work there at all? regarding the focus. well, it seems to me that a bank and a small business are not very suitable for each other, because mostly small business works in such a way that banks cannot correct it. in principle, i don't really believe everyone these soft loan programs therefore that banks now lend not because they don't lend, not because they don't have money or because the rates are somehow wrong , they don't accredit banks because they don't trust the one to whom they can give money, this is the biggest problem in ukraine, this is again based on the lack of the rule of law, because it is very easy n

i'm for tess's hiding behind the metal costs and throwing stones. crashes erupted in the west bank city of ramallah, the death of the imprison palestinian combat. i've none exasperated already, sore intentions between israel and palestine. all the correspond, maria from motion i spoke with the wife of the deceased austin prisoner that i had none. one of the prominence to reach a leader is of the palestinian militant group islamic jihad from jeanine here, where we are now in the north, although occupied westbank died at an israeli hospital earlier on tuesday, had the odd none has been on a hunger strike in the last 87 days demanded to be released from custody. israel bow rejected his requests, accusing him of being involved in terror activity, adams placement, 100 odd none has been in and out, was re detention in the last 25 years since he was a student. and it wasn't his 1st hunger strike, he did it 5 times in the past. the last time, however, was his longest one. early in the morning on tuesday, these railey prison authorities have released a statement saying that's how there are none.

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r tess gunty for the rabbit hutch. published by alfred knopf, penguin random house.il for the bird catcher. published by beacon press. jameel john ii. for the haunting of haji hotel and other stories published by viking books. penguin random house. sarah thangam matthews. for all this could be different. published by viking books. penguin. random and alejandro rose varela for the town. babylon. published. astra house of astra publishing. house. this year's national book award for fiction goes to tess gunty for the rabbit hutch. i was so that there was no way this could happen. i did not prepare a speech. but the one thing i did do was read my fellow short listings and i first want to thank them for putting their work out into the world. i've been thinking a lot about sharon, old said yesterday about how we've been preparing to put forth action for the good. and that's why we have to be afraid and. when i think about everyone else, this list, that's what each of those books accomplished. as different as may be, they attended to those who are structurally neglected. an

stars on television coming down this red carpet over the next few hours ranging from ant and deck to tess police dramas out there it is hard to make them stand out so you have to do something of real quality because it is such a well mined area and what they have done is taken this really well—made show, set in liverpool, with some incredibly good central performances from the likes of martin freeman produced, you know, really gritty drama about a police officer who is having difficulties notjust with hisjob at with his home life. it felt very real, very, very relevant. just behind it in terms of nominations you�*ve got something like another drama like like sherwood. that is set in and around nottinghamshire mining village where they feel the reverberations of the miners strike decades earlier set around a series of murders and again, some of the performances in that including the actor are nominated. the other end of the spectrum you�*ve got something like the comedy am i being unreasonable which stars daisy may cooper who is a bafta nominee in the past i�*ve alongside a relative newcom

as part of that pro tess the lawyer met with lawmakers on friday to try to share at least a glimpse ofith lawmakers. publicly, jake, this individual has provided no evidence of these allegations of political interference in the justice department's long running investigation into the president's son. a lot of folks asking, hey, what is the status of that criminal investigation? cnn first reported last summer the investigation had really narrowed down to a few potential tax charges as well as a possible false statement charge related to the purchase of a gun when he failed to disclose his issues related to addiction. though we were the first to report it, hunter biden's lawyers met with prosecutors in recent days. we were told by multiple sources that was not a meeting to signal the end of the investigation or possible charges. we're told it was a routine meeting requested by hunter biden's attorneys. >> what is the attorney general, merrick garland, saying about the allegation of political interference? >> it's significant, because this individual claims he has evidence that would cont

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this woman lost her 10-year-old tess. kimberly's daughter was just 10.ter and her niece. they have been calling for stricter gun laws and are angry that no measures have been taken. >> guns are idolized. that's more important than children, our children. >> reporter: you think guns are more important than children in this country? >> yes. >> reporter: when did you come to that realization? >> the day my daughter died. >> reporter: the community still searching for answers about that day, when it took police 77 minutes to enter the school and stop the shooter. the school district police chief was voted out unanimously last summer. his lawyers have said he is not at fault. there are local and national investigations into the delayed response. a state report last year found that the shooter left a number of red flags online but was still able to purchase $5,000 of guns and ammunition. >> look internally. hold up the mirror now. >> reporter: parents demanding the district take threats seriously in the future. >> we are still stuck on may 24th. i think it's t

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these are some of the 21 murals curated from articles across texas. 10-year-old tess marie notta, who her grandmother's bracelet when she was beard. erma garcia who taught at robb elementary for her entire 23-year career. and her husband there, he died of a heart attack two days after the shooting. they were high school sweethearts. 10-year-old mayte rodriguez told her parents she wanted to be a marine biologist. and 10-year-old lexy rubio who was a star on her basketball team. 11-year-old miranda mathis who loved collecting rocks and feathers at the river. jaise, jayla, and xavier lopez, all of them 10 years old. and 9-year-old jacqueline casarez. her dream was to go to paris and see the eiffel tower. 1-year-old lei salazar, who was the fastest runner in her class. 10-year-old navaeh alyssa bravo whose parents say she was a total daddy's girl. eva morales, a dedicated fourth grade teacher and a talented karaoke singer who left behind a 23-year-old daughter. 10-year-old rogelio torres. he had an impressive collection of pokemon cards that he was very, very proud of. and then there was

veronica loss her 10-year-old tess, kimberly rubio's daughter lexi was just 10. they and other uvalde families have been calling for stricter gun laws and are angry. >> guns are idolized, that's more important than children, our children. >> you think guns are more important than children in this country? >> that's -- that's, yes. >> when did you come to that realization? >> the day my daughter died. >> reporter: the community still searching for answers about that day, when it took police 77 minutes to enter the school and stop the shooter. school district police chief pete arredondo was voted out unanimously last summer, though his lawyers have said he is not at fault. there are local and national investigations into the delayed response. and a state report last year found that the shooter left a number of red flags online but was still able to purchase $5,000 worth of guns and ammunition. >> you've got to look internally. you've got to hold up the mirror now. >> parents demanding the school district take threats seriously in the future. >> we're still stuck on

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tess country for the rabbit hutch can have. zayn collared for brother alive grow.mad mad newton for ancestor trouble random house. morgan talty for night of the living rez tin house. and navara for the immortal king ro norton. for without further ado, oc. we are delighted to present the john leonard prize to morgan talty for his magnificent debut story collection of the living room. i see no one standing, so i'm going to need to be here. you think you'll come up as you make way across that row of people who will have stand to let you out? i will read the citation and and i'll leave it here so you can read it after. okay. citation morgan talty images frozen in snow, teeth rattling in a jar are as indelible as his brilliance sentences. the collection's protagonist is wonderfully depicted throughout, and our leonard voters, particularly appreciated the duality between younger and older selves. these are heartfelt stories and sad ones, as the residents of maine's penobscot indian nation reservation and struggle with addiction and poverty. but tall tales, deft touch pro

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she lost her ten-year-old tess. kimberly's daughter was also just ten. they and other uvalde families have been calling for stricter gun laws and are angry no measures have been taken to prevent 18-year-olds from buying assault weapons in the state of texas. >> guns are idolized. that's more important than our children. >> reporter: when did you come to that realization? >> the day my daughter died. >> reporter: the community still searching for answers that day. took 77 minutes to stop the shooter. the school district was voted out last summer. there are local and national investigations into the delayed response. a state report last night found the shooter left a number of red flags online, but was able to purchase $5,000 of guns and ammunition. >> you have to look internally. you have to hold up the mirror now. >> parents demanding action is taken for the future. >> we're still stuck on may 24th. i think it's time that we start doing something better. >> reporter: today educators say they have no choice but to move forward. >> we have done a whole lot

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so unless tess— people would disagree. so unless tess there— people would disagree.raw— it comes to children, there are lines we draw even free lines that we draw even as free speech — lines that we draw even as free speech absolutist,_ lines that we draw even as free speech absolutist, which we tea-t— speech absolutist, which we teat-ter— speech absolutist, which we don't-for adults. - speech absolutist, which we don't for adults. i think don't draw for adults. i think that-s— don't draw for adults. i think thats a— don't draw for adults. i think thats a tatt— don't draw for adults. i think that's a fair distinction to hate,— that's a fair distinction to hate-ts- that's a fair distinction to hate-ts a- that's a fair distinction to make,-is a fairj make, isn't it? it is a fair distinction— make, isn't it? it is a fair distinction because it's okay for distinction because it's okay fer-evhtere- distinction because it's okay for explore things for adults to explore things heawse— for adults to explore things heeawse—ahl for adults to explore things- because_an adult be

so unless tess— people would disagree. so unless tess there— people would disagree.t comes to children, there are lines-we draw— it comes to children, there are lines we draw even free lines that we draw even as free speech — lines that we draw even as free speech absolutist,_ lines that we draw even as free speech absolutist, which we tea-t— speech absolutist, which we teat-ter— speech absolutist, which we don't-for adults. - speech absolutist, which we don't for adults. i think don't draw for adults. i think that-s— don't draw for adults. i think thats a— don't draw for adults. i think thats a tatt— don't draw for adults. i think that's a fair distinction to hate,— that's a fair distinction to hate-ts- that's a fair distinction to hate-ts a- that's a fair distinction to make,-is a fairj make, isn't it? it is a fair distinction— make, isn't it? it is a fair distinction because it's okay for distinction because it's okay fer-evhtere- distinction because it's okay for explore things for adults to explore things heawse— for adults to explore things heeawse—ahl for adul

scotland and northern ireland tess— scotland and northern ireland tess trtgtt— scotland and northernhort in supermarkets, but yet go and not be but i've yet to go and not be otte— but i've yet to go and not be otte to— but i've yet to go and not be otte to tuy— but i've yet to go and not be able to buy some— but i've yet to go and not be able to buy some really. i've otwoys— able to buy some really. i've otwoys teen— able to buy some really. i've always been able— able to buy some really. i've always been able to buy eggs, i gs. — always been able to buy eggs, i guess tepents— always been able to buy eggs, i guess. depends where- always been able to buy eggs, i guess. j: always been able to buy eggs, i guess. z“ guess. depends where you are in the country. i've really struggled. but weren't you saying buying eggs saying that people buying eggs has up considerably in the has gone up considerably in the last 3. so people eating last year? 3. so people eating more i was listening to more eggs. i was listening to you and i thought, what a great point. three up 3. and i wonder why that is

all know that henry the eighth had six— we all know that henry the eighth had six wives, but we're tess familiar with the fact that henry planned a second coronation.— henry planned a second coronation. probably here in tort.— coronation. probably here in york. minster— coronation. probably here in york. minster where he came in the satntne— york. minster where he came in the summer of— york. minster where he came in the summer of 1541 with his thth — the summer of 1541 with his thth whe— the summer of 1541 with his fifth wife, catherine howard . fifth wife, catherine howard. ant— fifth wife, catherine howard. ant he— fifth wife, catherine howard. ant he even— fifth wife, catherine howard. and he even seems to have tanta— and he even seems to have tannet tat— and he even seems to have tannet out a— and he even seems to have carried out a revision of his tnphnat— carried out a revision of his original coronation oath , which original coronation oath, which he knew— original coronation oath, which he knew hw— original coronation oath, which he knew, by the— original coronation oath, which

alive today use less electricity, _ billion people alive today use less electricity, have access to tessproven to- going to die of pollution. that's been proven to be a total lie, a fallacy. he doesn't care. but the issue that so many of us have, neil, is that when it comes to the march to net zero, when it comes to ulez, it feels like there's almost a one party state. there's very little alternative, which is why you see people up and down the country resorting to civil disobedience over this stuff . i disobedience over this stuff. i don't understand why people penne— don't understand why people tenone .— don't understand why people tenone . .— don't understand why people behave . i really— don't understand why people behave . i really don't. i don't behave. i really don't. i don't tne— behave. i really don't. i don't tne tn— behave. i really don't. i don't live in london,— behave. i really don't. i don't live in london, but i don't neotty— live in london, but i don't really understand why why 10 nntttton— really understand why why 10 million londoners just do not get tn— million london

. — they're getting a less service tess. tav— they're getting a less service less. you less.ic. but i don't know tbat— quite horrific. but i don't know tbat tbe— quite horrific. but i don't know that the line _ quite horrific. but i don't know that the line is— quite horrific. but i don't know that the line is that far from bemg— that the line is that far from being crossed— that the line is that far from being crossed by— that the line is that far from being crossed by the nurses vttbtravmg— being crossed by the nurses withdrawing care and withdrawing the abtttty— withdrawing care and withdrawing the abtttty ter— withdrawing care and withdrawing the ability for hospitals to bram— the ability for hospitals to plan properlv_ the ability for hospitals to plan properly for patient care. if plan properly for patient care. rt tbey— plan properly for patient care. if they coordinate with the teaebers— if they coordinate with the teaebers .— if they coordinate with the teachers . we've also got the rmt teachers. we've also got the rmt going— teachers. we've also got the rmt gemg bas

it says that tess have been tried for three years and tested out on peoples last year.is that albeit some children i this is that albeit some children may not have felt happy about it, they now almost have the bragging rights of having taken the hardest test in 15 years. over time that is kind of a reality, isn't it? i test in 15 years. over time that is kind of a reality, isn't it?- kind of a reality, isn't it? i am not sure _ kind of a reality, isn't it? i am not sure that _ kind of a reality, isn't it? i am not sure that is _ kind of a reality, isn't it? i am not sure that is a _ kind of a reality, isn't it? i am not sure that is a reality i kind of a reality, isn't it? i am l not sure that is a reality aspect. some _ not sure that is a reality aspect. some of— not sure that is a reality aspect. some of the peoples who did the 2016 test and _ some of the peoples who did the 2016 test and are now doing their a-levels. _ test and are now doing their a—levels, they did not have those bragging — a—levels, they did not have those bragging rights. a-levels, they did not ha

tess takes on an tess dunlop takes on an widdecombe to battle one widdecombe to battle this one out.to pledge allegiance to the king is threatening— allegiance to the king is threatening to turn ugly , the threatening to turn ugly, the son— threatening to turn ugly, the son newepooen— threatening to turn ugly, the sun newspaper reports that fears are sun newspaper reports that fears onowtnt— sun newspaper reports that fears are growing inside— sun newspaper reports that fears are growing inside palace are growing inside the palace tnot— are growing inside the palace tnot-te— are growing inside the palace that-is casting- that the plan is casting a enotow— that the plan is casting a shadow over— that the plan is casting a shadow over the celebrations. ant— shadow over the celebrations. ant tne — shadow over the celebrations. and the backlash has even extentet— and the backlash has even extended to— and the backlash has even extended to staunch royalists atte— extended to staunch royalists ttte on— extended to staunch royalists ttte went— extended to staunch royalists like our very ang

on £10,000 a wear tess— take certain jobs. on £10,000 a wear tess tnan— take certain jobs. she is sincere. yeah- think is genuine. she is sincere. yeah actually believes in wnat— sincere. yeah actually believes in wnat sne— sincere. yeah actually believes in what she says— sincere. yeah actually believes in what she says and that makes her in what she says and that makes ner an— in what she says and that makes her an inconvenience. i mean, veu— her an inconvenience. i mean, veu knew.— her an inconvenience. i mean, you know. gillian— her an inconvenience. i mean, you know. gillian keegan, the ttueatien— you know. gillian keegan, the education secretary , wants education secretary, wants untinitet— education secretary, wants untinitet .— education secretary, wants unlimited . yeah, yeah, yeah. she unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she savs .— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says . twing— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says . pring tnen— unlimited. yeah, yeah, yeah. she says , bring them in. eunice says, bring them in. well, tiger.— says, b

tess takes on an tess dunlop takes on an widdecombe to battle one widdecombe to battle this one out.to pledge allegiance to- to the public to pledge allegiance to the king is threatening— allegiance to the king is threatening to turn ugly , the threatening to turn ugly, the sun— threatening to turn ugly, the sun nevepeper— threatening to turn ugly, the sun newspaper reports that fears are sun newspaper reports that fears grevtng— sun newspaper reports that fears are growing inside— sun newspaper reports that fears are growing inside palace are growing inside the palace tnet— are growing inside the palace tnet-te— are growing inside the palace that-is casting- that the plan is casting a enetev— that the plan is casting a shadow over— that the plan is casting a shadow over the celebrations. ant— shadow over the celebrations. ant tne — shadow over the celebrations. and the backlash has even evtentet— and the backlash has even extended to— and the backlash has even extended to staunch royalists atte— extended to staunch royalists ttte enr— extended to staunch royalists ttte very— extende

to present newe— have my own figures to present h... tat— have my own figures to present h... tat tessnd. incredibly rich. imagine how nen— incredibly rich. imagine how nen teeant— incredibly rich. imagine how rich fecund that— incredibly rich. imagine how rich fecund that soil tundra is going— rich fecund that soil tundra is gatng ta— rich fecund that soil tundra is gatng to te. — rich fecund that soil tundra is going to be. all— rich fecund that soil tundra is going to be. all that mammoth fertiliser . yeah, they're fertiliser. yeah, they're already. yes. and all lovely methane bubble up. russia will become the breadbasket of the world and start obe tobacco fields or something like that. anyway, we have the metro now, leo and fake footage of an explosion at the pentagon again. wow so an ehcr generated image of wow so an ehcr generated image at an— wow so an ehcr generated image at an expttsttn— wow so an ehcr generated image of an explosion at— so an ehcr generated image of an explosion at the pentagon aaset— of an explosion at the pentagon aaset us— of an explosion at the pentagon c

to present newe— have my own figures to present h... tat— have my own figures to present h... tat tessnd. incredibly rich. imagine how nen— incredibly rich. imagine how nen teeant— incredibly rich. imagine how rich fecund that— incredibly rich. imagine how rich fecund that soil tundra is going— rich fecund that soil tundra is gatng ta— rich fecund that soil tundra is gatng to te. — rich fecund that soil tundra is going to be. all— rich fecund that soil tundra is going to be. all that mammoth fertiliser . yeah, they're fertiliser. yeah, they're already. yes. and all lovely methane bubble up. russia will become the breadbasket of the world and start obe tobacco fields or something like that. anyway, we have the metro now, leo and fake footage of an explosion at the pentagon again. wow so an ehcr generated image of wow so an ehcr generated image at an— wow so an ehcr generated image at an expttsttn— wow so an ehcr generated image of an explosion at— so an ehcr generated image of an explosion at the pentagon aaset— of an explosion at the pentagon aaset us— of an explosion at the pentagon c

i could beat both of tpese tess— stable.women, accoutrements,_ who are born with the women, accoutrements, whatever, wpatever— accoutrements, whatever, wpateveryou— accoutrements, whatever, whatever you call those people, why— whatever you call those people, wpy aret— whatever you call those people, wpy aept tpey— whatever you call those people, why aren't they fighting this tpipee— why aren't they fighting this tpipee-it— why aren't they fighting this tpipee-it up- why aren't they fighting this thing?-it up to- why aren't they fighting this thing? it up to us to sit thing? why is it up to us to sit tpere— thing? why is it up to us to sit tpere apt— thing? why is it up to us to sit there and complain about some. oh, there and complain about some. arp-yo.— there and complain about some. oplyou are— there and complain about some. oplyou you— there and complain about some. oh, you are you are. they oh, no, you are you are. they iiartima— oh, no, you are you are. they are. ts oh, no, you are you are. they- are. martina navratilo