table and told them to act like they were going to sleep, is about the time when i turned around and saw him standing there. for more i want to bring in rosa flores who is live in uvalde, texas. what a horrifying glimpse into that classroom on that day, rosa. . brianna, these details are chilling. let me take you through these details. now the man you saw and heard, he is a teacher at robb elementary school, and he spoke to abc news, and he says that on that ill-fated day, he was in his classroom with his 11 students. they were all watching a movie when gunshots rang out. his students turned to the teacher and asked him what was going on. he said that he told the students to go under the table and pretend that they were sleeping. that s when he says that he turned around and saw the gunman. he saw the gunman right there and that gunman opened fire. reyes says he was shot multiple times. the gunman hit his arm, his lungs and also his back. this teacher says at that point h
South Dakota voters have had their say. We bring you analysis of the state primary election. We're joined by our Dakota political junkies for a recap and a look ahead at November. Plus, a photography exhibit at the Dahl Arts Center evokes a different time. Does it provide a modern counterpoint or does it rely too heavily on white nostalgia?
Governor Kristi Noem, U.S. Senator John Thune, and U.S. Representative Dusty Johnson have fended off Republican challengers in the South Dakota primary election. Our Dakota Political Junkies join us today for a recap of yesterday's election, the unofficial results, and a look ahead to November.
is a major issue in this election. yes. that s exactly right. rick caruso came out of nowhere basically running on this law and order campaign. this is something we saw in new york last year as well. with eric adams. we saw byron brown in buffalo, able to survive an attempt to knock him off. this is one of those things. crime is something even if it s not due to a national issue, it is a huge urban issue. there is a peculiar thing on the ballot in south dakota. i will admit i ve done a lot of political segments over the last four plus years and i don t think we ve gone to south dakota frequently, not that i don t love the state of south dakota, but look, amendment c would make some ballot measures get 60% of the vote to pass instead of 50% plus one. you might be saying why would they do that? republicans want to get it on the ballot ahead of a medicaid expansion ballot measure in november would need 60% instead of 50% plus one. a lot of republicans don t want
against progressive s. there s another progressive. staying in the golden state. i love the golden state, though i am a new yorker, but los angeles mayoral nonpartisan primary, what we have is karen bass long thought of as the favorite, facing rick caruso, and kevin deleon. caruso has charted up, how? he is running on a law and order campaign, just like we saw in san francisco. law and order, very prominent. here s the key, if no candidate gets the majority, which is quite possible, given we have a number of candidates, there will be a runoff in november. we re not just watching who s leading, whether or not the person leading gets 50% of the vote plus one. you say one of the most interesting races you re watching and primaries doesn t involve a candidate. what does that mean? it doesn t involve a candidate. we spent so much time on the great state of california, why don t we go to the middle of the country, south dakota, amendment c. what does amendment c actually do. it would