to make the loss of these lives matter, my wife and i, spent most of last week on the ground with the families in uvalde, texas. shared stories, tears, and memories. the common thread, inpepbt of the anger and con independent of the anger, confusion, and sadness is the same. how can these families continue to honor these deaths by keeping the dreams of these children and teachers alive? again, how can the loss of these lives matter? while we honor and acknowledge the victims, we need to recognize that this time it seems that something is different. there is a sense that perhaps there is a viable path forward, responsible parties in this debate seem to at least be committed to sitting down and having a real conversation about a new and improved path forward. bring us closer together and make us safer as a country, a path that can actually get something done this time. camilla and i came here to share my stories from my hometown, uvalde. came to take meetings with elected off
rising this weekend. the response from president trump today, he actually played golf while g20 world leaders held a virtual conference on the global pandemic response, the american president went to his golf club in suburban northern virginia outside washington and played golf, and he tweeted about voter fraud in an election that he overwhelmingly and fairly lost to joe biden. and yet, in another blow to the president s attempts to discredit the election results here in the u.s., a federal judge just threw out the president s lawsuit alleging voter fraud in the state of pennsylvania. it s a major loss for president trump this evening. right now i want to bring in our justice correspondent, jessica schneider, our white house correspondent jeremy diamond, and arlette saenz who s in wilmington, delaware, where president-elect biden is. jessica, tell us first of all about this major legal defeat for the president, some 48 hours before pennsylvania counties plan to actually offic
USF training psychologists. The University of South Florida is addressing a national crisis with its plans to launch a degree program to train school psychologists. The three-year program, based in USF’s College of Education, will provide students with the educational focus and credentials they need to enter this challenging profession. The timing couldn’t be better: According to the National .
TAMPA — As word spread through Tampa history Facebook groups that the former Adams & Jennings Funeral Home building had sold, members had two questions: Who bought it and what will become of the white porcelain cat that’s been fastened to the roof as a Seminole Heights landmark for nearly eight decades? “We heard from people all over the country, not just locally,” said Michael Guinn, who .
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