so it meant 5,000 ducks. >> 5,000 ducks. >> 5,000 ducks before christmas. so imagine the rush. they had special state-run boats that would go out in the lagoon and shoot these ducks so that they would make sure that they had a big enough supply. >> whoa. >> there are some beautiful paintings in venetian artists depicting the scenes in the lagoon. knelled serve these ducks in any kind of -- you know there was duck frick a see. stew duck, all sorts of -- quack quack. >> oh, my god. >> yeah. >> to reach the doge's happy hundred hunting ground you head west out of the city about 20 miles as the duck flies. it's an environment hard to describe as mainland. a solid to liquid ratio shift and becomes a vast wetland. i'm absolutely frozen. okay. for this kind of hunt you have to get up before the ducks. and they get up before day break. >> i wish i brought some of those hand warmer things. >> the firsttime for you. >> yes, first time zwloo important and see you manage the coffee. i manage the rest. >> okay. >> okay. >> i had no idea we'd start with a lake full of sitting ducks. actually

so it went 5,000 ducks. >> 5,000 ducks? >> 5,000 ducks before christmas. so imagine the rush. they had special state-run boats that would go out in the lagoon and shoot these ducks so that they would make sure that they had the big enough supply. >> whoa! >> a beautiful painting. the venetian artists depicting these in the lagoon. they would serve them in any kind of, there was ducks, stewed duck, all sorts of quack quack. >> oh, my god! >> to reach the happy hunting ground, you head west out of city about 20 miles as the duck flies. it is an environment hard to describe as mainland. a solid to liquid ratio shifts and becomes a vast wetland. >> i'm absolutely frozen. >> okay. for this kind of hundred you have to get up before the ducks and they get up before daybreak. i wish i had brought some of those things. >> the first time for you? >> yes. the first time. >> the important thing is that you manage the coffee. i manage the rest, okay? >> okay. i had no idea we would start with a lake full of sit go ducks. actually, they're wooden decoys and they'll encourage the real thing

they should sort these ducks, there were stew ducks and roast ducks and some quack, quack. >> omnih my god. >> you head west out of the city about 20 miles as the duck flies. it is an environment hard to describe as mainland. the solid to liquid ratio shift becomes a vast wetland. okay, for this kind of hunt, you have to get up before the ducks and they get up before daybreak. >> i wish i brought some of those hand rowing thing. >> first time for you? >> yes. the important thing is you manage it and i manage the rest. >> i had no idea we start with a lake full of sitting ducks. my host after the martini. in the past he may have made doge. >> they stay here onto the match. >> there are thousands of them. >> now we try to catch them. most of these ducks are mallards. and so numerous, they are officially listed as unendangered. obviously, these particular specimen are quite a lot danger. this is not just sports. every duck shot here is destin for the table. >> how many did you get, eight, ten? >> 15. >> 15? >> that's a good lunch. >> the doge men hunted in an age of conservation was as ho

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the breast of the mallard duck we plucked along with the gorgeous duck confit. >> we'll season the duck with a little bit of this, it's wild juniper. i picked this in georgian bay. i love juniper, cinnamon, star anise, these kind of sweeter spices on game meat. all right. so this is a green tiger tomato from the garden. we picked a squash, so i made some squash puree. this is a wine glaze i made with a pinot noir and sugar. really interesting herb in there, it's sassafras. it's a stick from a sassafras tree. it's what they use to flavor root beer. >> yeah, yeah. mm. wow. it's like duck on steroids. >> yeah. it is nothing like any farmed duck. >> concentrated duck flavor, but the texture as well, like it's dense, it's meaty p. well, and sassafras. it's like sweet -- >> it's herbaceous. >> it makes it savory as well. >> dude, you don't know how much i love duck. if you're going to summarize this city in like an elevator pitch, what is toronto? >> toronto is culturally rich. when we first opened, we had a very multi-cultural menu, and it was really a reflection of our staff. my business pa

i love duck. i love duck. >> how long has is -- >> 37. >> i'm 37. >> how many years after you came to toronto did you open the restaurant? >> a year. >> same thing. >> i think it says a lot about the city, that you can come here as an immigrant and open a restaurant in five years. that says a lot about the city. a lot of cities where you couldn't do that. >> canadians allow people to do their own thing. they embrace you, but you also have to put your hard work in there. >> toronto has become the land of opportunity for susur and the restaurant. opening a new business is tough and that's why it's great to see immigrants here succeeding. kinsington market isn't what you would expect. occupying ten blocks it's the most diversified neighborhood in toronto. the first wave of immigrants that came here were jewish and by the '60s it became a microcosm of diversity in the city. not only is the cuisine incredibly authentic wherever you go, but it's intermingled, so it's incredibly chinese food and right ne

question number three -- maybe we'll get this one -- donald duck has a famous girlfriend, daisy duck, a famous uncle, uncle scrooge. what were his nephews' names? >> that's not fair. >> i just watched "duck tales 2" and -- >> i didn't even know he had nephews until just now. >> they rhyme. it's huey, dewey, and louie. >> louis! you're making me go into the archives for that one. >> this one if you don't get, i'm leaving. what famous bird's famous line is "i tawt i taw a puddy tat"? tweety is a boy by the way. last one because it's my favorite movie. directed and written by greta gerwig, which 2017 film starring saoirse ronan has an amazing 99% on rotten tomatoes? >> what was maura rosen? >> that's a great guess, but it's wrong. the answer we're looking for, "lady bird." >> the crows? >> the crow-ning. >> that's the news for this half ho >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "ncis: los angeles," chris o'donnell. plus, some star and author jennifer gray. also, we continue our "i love mom week" with our special mother's day "inbox." all next on "live!" [cheers and ap

. >> so this is our duck row, but it's where all of our geese and ducks sleep at night. and we're really looking forward to completely replacing it with a water foul mafnlgts. >> nice! >> so we've been fund-raising for that, and i think it's going to happen pretty soon. and this is our very large pond. lucy right there, that donkey, she's got the biggest ears because she likes to listen to your darkest secrets. so the sanctuary sits on about seven or eight acres. it goes way up to that hill. but the goats are kind of lazy, and they like to hang out in this lower part mostly. yeah, the property is about 17 acres total. and we're hoping with more fund-raising, we can expand our fencing. this is our aviary. we have about 55 rescued hens. and one rooster right now. they all came from factory farms, most of them. some of them came from backyard operations. part of them were part of classroom hatching projects. so is this where the famous oakland ducks are? >> they are. for those who don't know, two ducks saved from lake merritt, and they are here. we rescued them in the middl

my favorite go-to are the duck wings. they're just sweet and sticky and have the perfect heat to them. i can just eat that by itself. our caesar is one of the best caesars i've ever had in my life. it's just so delicious. highly recommend that. then our cornbread. it's one of our staples. it's kind of the first thing that we developed, chef and i together. and then our rib trio. i love that, you know, you have three different cultures on one plate with the same protein. so, i thought, it's only fair for you to see the star of the show here at international smoke. the duck wings will never disappoint. i'm going to show you how we make them. so, we have our gorgeous confit duck wings right here. these duck wings are confit'ed for about 3 to 6 hours. we coat it in this gorgeous mango chutney here. this is nice, sticky, sweet island vibes. and then we brighten it up with a yummy, herbaceous chimichurri green sauce -- garlic, chili flake, red-wine vinegar. it's just

we were watching on net blue 27 year old jang duck. john returned home from a night shift at 6 am on october. the 12th 2020. ready he went to the bathroom to shower when he hadn't emerged an hour later. his father opened the door. it got it okay, sooner cousin waited from all wall. i said, sequel, you'll john it would have her hold on cedric and critical care if that were 20 cook dinner. ah, couldn't we go finally? pagan, i was able to to, oh, did i tell him on by the past to know who i knew by others who is this an in vic, doc, john worked for the e commerce giant cru. pang often described as korea's amazon. he worked in one of the fulfillment centers, preparing items for delivery, prepaying managers, its own logistics, and has used artificial intelligence and real time productivity monitoring to make its distribution chain the fastest in the business. lou coupon it continues dental care based on the toy based on it. always ortega, owner to another to water. i mean there's hickey alicia, back and ruining while e kalki is on the is a p

and he knows daddy does not likes duck, does not like ducks and geese, and they're the worst animals in the world. and he's grown up with duck bad, goose bad. >> this flu strain is so contagious that it could even enter a closed barn traveling on airborne bits of dust or dirt, leaving farmers like zimmerman always on edge >> in the morning you go check your barns and you make sure you don't your mortality's not up and the birds are healthy and active and you breathe a sigh of relief that you've made it through another night. >> but what happens when farmers do see signs that their birds might be sick? here at the minnesota poultry testing lab scientists test about 100 samples a day for bird flu, using the same p-c-r process used for covid tests. jerry torrison directs the veterinary diagnostic lab at the university of minnesota, which jointly runs this facility with the state. jerry torrison: producers, veterinarians, animal health regulatory people have to decide the fate of a flock of birds. they have to decide if it's negative, it's business as usual. if it tests positive, if they

before we go, san francisco police quacked the case of a mother duck. this morning, officers spotted a mother duck quacking at a storm drain in a parking lot. police were able to rescue the ducklings that fell through a metal grate. police posted pictures of the fuzzy baby ducks that were safely reunited with their relieved mother. a nice ending. that is it for abc 7 news at 6:00. we will see you tonight at we will see you tonight at 11porations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. >> the fire's starting to crown the trees. we've got both sides of the road engulfing. ♪♪ >> we're just devastated. >> if you look at 20 years ago, and the climate has c

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she had been bound and duck taped. i >> walk up to the car and i noticed she had ducked or on her head and she still had some duct around her wrist. >> and not more than a few feet from this blue and white suburban, police found a bloodied and lifeless gray haired man. it was a bit of a shot for detective, the victim was someone he knew well. >> it was pretty surreal. >> man on the ground was melvin roberts, and everybody knew him. he was a former mayor of york, one of the towns wealthiest businessmen, and the legendary defense attorney. >> i had a few cases with him, he's a stern man, but always friendly. >> and the woman who called police to the scene, was julia phillips. melvin's longtime girlfriend. >> she was worried that melvin was dead. she said she didn't know what had happened to him. >> investigators at the scene told julia the devastating news, melvin had been murdered. >> is that a little jolt, melvin roberts is the victim? >> yes, because melvin is not the type of person to be a victim of anything. >> melv

the ducks had fallen and were trapped inside. what you see right there officer stepped in and everyone is in a better place. >>> are you getting excited? i am shirking one of the nba finals days away and we now know who the warriors will face for the title. next. we we'll be right back. >>> warriors fans, it is on. the match-up now set for the nba finals. the boston celtics held on in a tight win here and they beat the miami heat last night in the eastern conference finals. the championship series tips off thursday where game one and two will take place. they split two games against each other in the regular season. and game two of the nba finals is on saturday. >> i looked at tickets and they are way too expensive for me, even the nobly nosebleeds. >> we will be watching at home. >>> the golden tate warriors were the most researched team in 37 states as you can see on this map and according to a google trends expert there should be little doubt about who is the most searched player. >> steph curry is the top searched player of a

she's lost count now of how many chickens, turkeys and ducks she has, even though she knows all their names. >> scarlett johansson, caffe -- chevy chase. >> they are very happy to be with humans. while decorsey can't implement the same bio security as a commercial producer does, her birds were healthy before, during, and after our visit. to avoid attracting any migratory birds, she's not leaving food or water outside. but she doesn't have the space to keep her birds cooped up indoors. >> it's stressful. i know i lost sleep the first the first week, first two weeks. and then, you know, my grandpa, a farmer from iowa that just kicks in and it's a farm animal and it's a bird and we can rebuild. i certainly feel really bad for those who their livelihood depends on their flocks. >> while affected farmers are eligible for some compensation from the federal government, john zimmerman says recovery is not that simple. >> you put a lot of time and energy, your heart and soul into raising these birds. and the fact that you have to destroy that is incredibly tough. now, we understand we're doing

>> tiktoker beverly teal recorded this video of her pet duck, remi, riding a skateboard. more like shredding. >> okay. so here's the gig, the gag. the skateboard is actually being pulled by a clear thread. she's been trying to train her 7-week-old remi how to ride a skateboard since he was one day old. >> almost got th when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. ♪ the barnes firm injury attorneys ♪ ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from "doctor strange in the multiverse of madness," benedict cumberbatch. plus, beautiful and inexpensive mother's day bouquets. and we hear from our wonderful viewers when the call house check out "live"'s "i love mom" "inbox." and now, here are k

this is certainly the moment the children will remember duck duck goose goose. no goose. okay, jessica. >> jessica: so, 3-year-old pearson was very excited. [laughter] >> jessica: so excited about his mom getting married. maybe too excited the adorable toddler couldn't help himself when he saw his bride to be mother in the gown. his mom said she wouldn't have wanted her special day to go any other way. >> judge jeanine: how sweet. >> jessica: isn't that cute? >> go ahead, pete's. >> pete: this isn't sweet. i humbling submit upcoming book june 14th. battle for the american mind revealing the cover tonight and it's about the 100 year progressive takeover of k through 12 education. how they did it before there was critical race theory. there was critical theory. before there was social, emotional learning there was transition to social studies. the progressives have been working really hard. we did the research along with co-author david goodwin june 14th. preorder now because you know supply chain. >> martha: history to social studies and that's when things went awry. i too

jack: and jack told us we are going to go along daffy duck. not sure about that. let's get some ideas starting with you, carleton. carleton: looking at lululemon, a 52 week high. part of the trend in retail, the higher end places outperform earnings. jack: what do you have for us? force? ben: i'm going against everything i've been preaching, i'm looking at shoe we. i have been beaten up by every stock out there, late reporters, one of the first to cut back on guidance and if they get through this earnings report without cutting items this stock could look interesting. jack: that when gives me pause. great ideas, thank you so much. check out this edition of barron.com. that is all for us, see you next week on "barron's roundtable". that does it for us. thanks for watching. ♪ >> from the fox studios in new york city, this is maria bartiromo's "wall street." maria: and happy weekend to all. welcome to the program that analyzes the week that was and helps position you for the week ahead. i'm maria bartiromo. thanks for joining us. many americans changing their trave

this morning, officers saw a duck frantically kwauking at a storm drain near oracle park. they took a look and found some baby ducklings around the grate. >> this t officers pulled the grate, carefully removed them out. the fluffy ducklings with their mother who led them back to the san francisco bay. they have so far lived happily ever after as far as we know. >> five of them all free with their mama now. thanks for watching. we'll be back with 6:00 for an hour of news. >> the other guy the vern glenn, and we'll see you in 30 minutes. cbs weekend news is next. captioning sponsored by cbs ♪♪ >> tonight pierched meets the mourners in texas. paying his respects at robb elementary. >> i'm omar villafranca in uvalde, texas. where the if the the meeting with the law enforcement and floss. >> while lawmakers debate gun control again. >> we have to look at how we can better secure our schools. >> we have a direct obligation to move forward to make sure they're safe. >> also tonight baby formula crisis, the shortage worsening across the country as imports are slow to arrive. >

jack: and jack told us we are going to go along daffy duck. not sure about that. let's get some ideas starting with you, carleton. carleton: looking at lululemon, a 52 week high. part of the trend in retail, the higher end places outperform earnings. jack: what do you have for us? force? ben: i'm going against everything i've been preaching, i'm looking at shoe we. i have been beaten up by every stock out there, late reporters, one of the first to cut back on guidance and if they get through this earnings report without cutting items this stock could look interesting. jack: that when gives me pause. great ideas, thank you so much. check out this edition of barron.com. barron.com. that is all for (announcer) the following is a paid presentation furnished by rare collectibles tv, llc. (announcer) the biggest numismatic event of the year just occurred! the 2021 morgan silver dollars are finally available and you are the first in line to acquire them right now! the silver dollar is the ultimate collector's coin and the most popular silver dollar design is the morgan s

>> the flying v "the mighty ducks" reference. i love that. >> oh, gosh. >> we went off course. >>> "gma" two hours on saturdays. coming up here new evacuations from that steel plant in mariupol. our report from ukraine. >>> new details in the attack on dave chappelle and the day in court for the man accused of jumping him on stage. >>> and "deals & steals" with mom in mind. all with free shipping. stay tuned. >> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. it is buster posey day. before today's game against the cardinals, giants fans will be honoring one of their all-time greats and showing their appreciation for his career that brought three world series championships. fans are being asked to be in their seats by 3:15 for the pregame ceremony. in collaboration with buster posey day, the giants community fund is holding its junior glove drive. fan to donate $28 will support junior giants who do not have their own gloves. donors will receive a commemorative posey pin to

we were ducking and dodging. i was grabbing a handful of birds. i grabbed maybe three of them. three or so at a time. >> to make matters worse, the homeowners save the damage from the bird caused $20,000 in damage, forcing them to remove their furniture, carpets, and blinds. insurance not going to cover the costs. >> i can't remember the last time i wash that movie, but it is ingrained in everyone's minds. right? >> that fumbled seen. >> thank you so much for watching on that note. the news continues streaming announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [cheering and applause] steve: how y'all? i appreciate that. thank y'all. i appreciate it, everybody. thank y'all. i appreciate that. yeah, i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] and we got another good one for you today. returning for their third day, with a total of 20,750 bucks, from oxford, mississippi, it's the sturdivant family. [cheering and applause] and from the great state of hawaii, it's the oliveira family. [cheering and applaus

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he apologized and assured ducks, father that he was stepped down from the boy scouts, but that's not what happened. 2 my dad did report him to the local council office and they made him eligible with that because of the accusation. your dad reports him to the boys. girls these put on the list. but then that's not enough. he. he decides to press charges. so my dad went to the chief of police we wanted a public admission of guilt. it was never about the money. after that, jack was was charged with delinquency of a minor and assault. he was put on trial in 1994. ringback ringback but it meant the hogans would be going up against far more than just one man. blue little loan oak is so caught up in all of the the worst tales. you can read that yell from southern literature of interlinks between families and who's rich and who's got the money and who's got the power. and this person is connected to this person who's connected to that. we're at, you know, oh, every lay scanned everybody. and you had to be careful what you said. oh. what did you think of doug hogan at the time of the trial? i

we were ducking and dodging. >> ducking and dodging. yeah, no. thank you. they started showing out. he's pretty bird says they could through the front door. they also grab handfuls of the birds. oh, gosh, with their hands handfuls and carry them out. a special company had to be called into clear out the rest and then, you know, clean things up. it's costing the couple roughly $20,000. this mess, the insurance provider says they have an exclusion on their policy in regards to birds. and imagine this. the insurance company says they're not going to pay the claim. according to reports, the swallows apparently got into the home through the chimney. >> come on close that. >> fluids that i guess that's what you got to do. my goodness. gross. >> still ahead, the manhunt for alabama corrections officer and the dangerous inmate that she helped escape what investigators found today that could lead them one step closer to capturing the runaways. >> big national story. we continue to follow in the southeast. authorities in tennessee say they have located in abandoned car used by that fugitive i

. >>> coming up next, an unhappy mother duck sets up a rescue mission. >>> and the properties that could said real estate reported on lake tahoe. >>> if you haven't made your outdoor plans for tomorrow, this third and final day is probably going to be the nicest day of the three-day weekend. i'll explain why i'll say that even though there's a red flag warning. we'll look at that in the first >>> a very distressed mother duck set off a very delicate rescue mission many san francisco this morning officers saw the duck frantically quacking at a storm drain near oracle park, so they took a closer look and found baby ducklings down the drain. the officers removed the grate and carefully pulled them out reuniting them with their mother which then led her ducklings back to the san francisco bay. >>> well, two tahoe estates could shatter real estate records. one is being listed for 64.5 million. five acre estate has two properties, a five-bedroom castle and a four-bedroom beach house. all together, the homes total more than 16,000 square feet. there's another one that's been listed at 5 million

actor gedi watanabe whose mother was interned in a camp in utah during world war ii. >> i knew long duck dong was stereotypical, but i really just wanted to work. you know, just as an actor. >> you need to feed yourself. >> yeah. exactly. what i didn't perceive is how it would affect people, you know, after it came out. i get people coming up to me and getting angry at me. >> did it feel like people were blaming you for it? >> at first it did. but i think that the role had to people into figuring out what is this, what do we do about it? >> in 2002 my agent sent the audition for "austin powers in goldmember." being young and ambitious i was like, this is great. i have to do this. >> your name is? >> phu kme. >> oh, behave. >> this role gets held up as the fetishization of asian women and hypersexualization. >> that sucks. and you know, but i take responsibility. that was me. i took that role. and i think processing it is -- it's tough. >> this is my twin sister. her name phu kyu. >> to play the role of her twin sister she recruit ed a fellow dancer, carrie ann inaba now a judge on "danci

wrinkle the duck runs another marathon and this time he wins a medal. this time this story just quacks me up. [sighs] >> take a look at wrinkle the duck waddled her way across the finish line long island marathon. even award add medal. wrinkle is no stranger to running. also won the boston marathon as well as nyc birds and humans alike along with agility and dedication. she is very pretty too. can i have a cupcake? >> dana: i have a new podcast episode everything will be okay with the kennedy. highly recommend for all of you youngsters out there. want some good career advice. 63-year-old was recently diagnosed with dementia. she left on a dog with her dog max and then she disappeared and she was gone for several days. she doesn't remember much of this. she was gone for three days. crews were searching around the home. her dog never left her side. her dog's name is max. finally the barking led rescuers to her. she had minor cuts and bruises. she is home recovering. i think max probably got a big steak to thank him. >> jesse: can max run a marathon like t

a duck came crashing through the windshield and hit him in the head. the copilot had to take control. everyone is okay. >> good to hear. >>> now to the battle over abortion rights. lawmakers in oklahoma have passed a near total ban on abortions. it is the most restrictive ban in the nation, and it comes just weeks before the supreme court could overturn roe v. wade. joining us with more on the new ban. >> reporter: good morning. the abortion bill goes further than the one passed in texas. some opponents claim this new bill is actually targeting birth control. the abortion bill passed by oklahoma lawmakers would ban the procedure from the moment the state defines as fertilization. >> there can be nothing higher or more critical than the defense of innocent unborn life. >> reporter: the bill allows for exceptions to save the life of a pregnant woman, or if the pregnancy is the result of rape or insist. it's modelled after the texas abortion law which relies on lawsuits from private citizens to enforce it. but unlike the six-week limit in texas, the oklah

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you can't duck it anymore, which they have done for a long time. once we have that vote, we will look at the best way to get things done. reporter: are there other additional legislative proposals? sen. schumer: we are starting off here. but you will hear plenty from us. this is not just one vote and then this issue goes away. you will hear a lot from us through the next month, all the way through november. yes. reporter: are you and all concerned about this leak that happens, what it means for the institution itself? a draft opinion for the first time ever -- sen. schumer: the supreme court is looking into that, but to compare a leak to taking away the rights of 100 million women in saying that leak is more important -- give me a break. forget it. yes. >you can chime in if you wan. >> [indiscernible] reporter: there's a lot. we never had fraudulent testimony from the supreme court before. this is unprecedented to have justices commit fraud during hearings. if you want to talk about process, i would focus on that process. reporter: would you look i

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all of a sudden, all of this transpired and i'm ducking and dodging at the same time. i can't duck because i'm looking for my baby. i'm trying to find my son. it was a scary mess. it's the loitering that triggered this that caused this . that was the foundation. for all of this. we have to stop the loitering. i fully support cameras on the parking lot. just a quick overview on the process tonight on thursday, east palo alto city council held a town hall meeting. with the community. local clergy members and police to start a dialogue about the deadly shooting at jack farrell park. many people said they don't want to go back to living in fear of violence in their city. we cannot solve this. crime and we cannot stop any continuation of public shootings, violence without working together. others criticized police for a slow response to tuesday's shooting and police not being properly equipped to give cpr when i got to the scene, i didn't see any cpr being administrated, nor did i see a mouthpiece when we asked the officer where his mouthpiece was, he said. he didn't have o

. >> she liked to feed the ducks. >> we fed the ducks a lot. >> she was so excited about her last few days of school. >> reporter: everyone in this family doted on layla, particularly her grandparents. >> she's our world. she was our world. even though -- our hearts are shattered. >> reporter: there was a sense of disbelief among the family members that this happened. how could layla no longer be here? how can they cope with never seeing her again? >> the hardest is that i'm her father and i wasn't there. i wasn't there to protect her. >> reporter: for now this family leans on each other for support. >> i hope you know that so many of us, not just us who are here with you right now in your yard, but around this country and around the world are thinking of you. does that give you strength? >> it helps. it helps to know so many people care. >> yes. >> reporter: a makeshift memorial has been set up in downtown uvalde. uvalde is a small city, 16,000 people. so many people are coming here to pay their respects partly because lots of the people showing up from other parts of texas and from

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look at democrats still trying to craft a message about the economy and trying to really get their ducks in a row for the rest of the midterms? robert: well, fetterman looks like a different kind of democrat. you look at the person who is his chief opponent conor lamb who is a more mainstream person. john fetterman, 6'8", tough-looking dude, who believes in minimum wage and legalizing marijuana, takes the democratic primary. i think what that says is that people are looking for some sort of cnge that they want an idea of a candidate who speaks to them, who speaks for them, who is of the people. and doesn't fully compromise his type of politics is much more aggressive than the typical moderates that we have -- we have typically seen being pushed to run for senate. and so this marks a pretty big sea change. yamiche: and kelsey, of course, there was also madison cawthorn, the representative from north carolina who lost. we saw a lot of different developments. i'll let you get into the ones you think are important but what does that race tell you about the change that people want to see as d

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