there. Dozens of parents were rushing to the scene praying their children were safe. One of those parents, Vincent Franqu, got a call no parent wants to hear that there was a mass shooting at his 11-year-old daughter's school.He rushed down to the school where thankfully he was reunited with his daughter, Chloe. Vincent, thank you so much for joining Top Story tonight. You just heard that interview there.We got the perspective of the students inside the church. in in some ways what parents are going through ...

Community Awareness & Law Enforcement Collaboration - Encourages communities to report suspicious behavior or concerning statements, including suicidal tendencies or acts of violence, observed on social media or among co-workers [5] - Emphasizes the importance of informing law enforcement about potential threats, even if uncertain, allowing them to filter information and potentially prevent tragedies [4] - Suggests family members or school staff reach out to local law enforcement or school resource officers with concerns about individuals expressing violent thoughts or having access to weapons [7][8] - Highlights the role of professional counselors and school social workers in monitoring and intervening in concerning situations [9] Impact of Tragedy & Community Response - Acknowledges the trauma inflicted upon students and the grief experienced by the Minneapolis community following the school shooting, where two children, ages 8 and 10, lost their lives [12][13] - Commends the first responders, including Minneapolis police officers and mutual aid agencies, as well as the medical teams at Children's Hospital and HCMC, for their efforts in responding to the tragedy [15][16] - Highlights the resilient spirit of the Minneapolis community and their ability to support each other in times of crisis [15] Context of Recent Events in Minnesota - References the recent loss of political figures in Minnesota due to violence, adding to the existing pain and grief in the state [13][14] - Mentions the George Floyd murder and subsequent backlash against police as part of the context of recent difficult events in Minneapolis [11]

[Applause] Is anybody out there? I'm dying. Can anybody see me? I'm here buried beneath a sea of emails and unmet expectations. Can anybody see me? I'm dying. Oh, thank you so much for this award. It's such a pleasure to be here. Oh, have I ever told you how much I love what I do? I'm dying. Is this hustle? Feels like pain. But hey, at least I'm being productive. Today I'm speaking to someone very, very specific. It may or may not be you. So, let me ask you, when was the last time you felt enough? I mean it ...

Legal & Justice System - Allegations of preferential treatment for Glenn Maxwell are seen as a "slap in the face" to victims, considering her status as a convicted sexual predator and serial liar [2] - The attorney suggests a deal may have been struck where Maxwell agreed to speak with DOJ officials in exchange for a transfer to a nicer facility [3] - The attorney advocates for the release of files and videotapes held by the DOJ, potentially under an executive order, to provide hard evidence and allow public evaluation [5] - Redaction is proposed as a solution to protect victims' identities while releasing information about perpetrators [9][10] - The attorney expresses skepticism about the trustworthiness of Maxwell's statements if interviewed by the president's attorney, suggesting an interview by a victim's advocate under oath would be more effective [11][12] Victim Impact & Advocacy - Some victims do not want the issue to resurface, as it re-traumatizes them after 20 years of dealing with the pain [7] - The attorney states that victims have been failed by multiple administrations regarding the release of relevant materials [8] - The attorney notes that neither they nor the victims they represent have been contacted by the DOJ or Department of Prisons to assess their thoughts on the issue [11]

Survivor Perspective on Epstein Case - The discussion surrounding the Jeffrey Epstein case retraumatizes survivors and highlights the lack of clear pathways to justice [1][6] - Survivors express disappointment and confusion regarding the handling of the case and potential "sweetheart deals" [6][7][13] - Survivors emphasize the importance of holding perpetrators accountable and prioritizing human dignity [5][18] Concerns Regarding Justice and Safety - There are concerns about potential pardons or reduced sentences for individuals involved, raising safety concerns for survivors [9][13][14] - The Justice Department's interactions with individuals like Ghislaine Maxwell raise questions about the fairness and transparency of the legal process [9] - Ghislaine Maxwell's calculated approach to gaining trust before exploitation highlights a severe disconnect from humanity [11][12] Release of Files and Survivor Voices - The release of files containing survivors' information is a complex issue, with some survivors supporting the release to hold perpetrators accountable [15][17] - The industry acknowledges the importance of prioritizing the voices and experiences of survivors in decisions regarding the case [15] - The industry believes that protecting predators is unacceptable and justice requires holding them accountable for their actions [18]

Watching the victim impact statements today and and hearing what they had to say was incredible because it was so emotional and and we expected that. But hearing especially from the roommate that survived first and foremost, this will impact her for the rest of her life. Her best friends have been murdered and she may very well have been one of them.How do you pick up from that. How do you move on from that. Dr.. Miller. >> Well, let's just take a minute and just think about how we feel listening to you say ...

What happened that night changed everything because of him. For beautiful, genuine, compassionate people were taken from this world for no reason. He didn't just take them from the world. He took them from me, my friends, my people who felt like my home. He took away my ability to trust the world around me. What he did shattered me in places I didn't know could break. I couldn't be alone. I had to sleep in my mom's bed because I was too terrified to close my eyes. Terrified that if I blinked, someone might ...

[Música] El enamoramiento es una basura y tú no tienes acceso a la realidad. Gracias. Eh, tengo un objetivo muy específico con esta plática. Para empezar, para mí hablar 18 minutos, los que me conocen saben que es un reto importante. Mis talleres duran 40 horas. Eh, pero tengo dos objetivos importantes. Primero, soy un obsesivo del comportamiento humano, de las relaciones humanas. Esto me ha llevado 20 años de mi vida. Eh, quiero compartirles la mayor cantidad de verdades que me he encontrado siendo terapeu ...

I have never seen anything like what I've seen here in Gaza. I have seen so much malnutrition here. I've seen it in the pregnancies that we see. I've seen it in the babies that come out. I've seen it walking through the emergency room with the kids and the men and women.So, I see it everywhere. I see it in the staff who every day talk about how hungry they are. Malnutrition and stress can lead to pregnancy complications.The stress of living under siege, the stress of malnutrition, the stress of the bombings ...

A cup of water is not heavy. You can easily pick it up and take a drink from it. But what if I told you to hold it out in front of you.After a few minutes, your arm would get tired. And after an hour, your arm would go up. The cup itself is not the cause of the pain. It is the time you spent holding on to the cup.This resembles our past trauma. The longer we cling on to it, the more it weighs us down. Yet water is essential for life.We cannot live without it, just like we cannot erase the memories of our pa ...