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food stamps in particular even those who get federal and state aid are nearly all workers, workers like the clerk at the dollar store or the greeter at your local walmart the local beautician, preschoolteacher, or the farm hand or the meat-packing workers whose jobs they do on their feet for eight hours or more don't provide health care or pay them enough to afford to buy it. when it comes to medicaid recipients who aren't working may be disabled or taking care of someone who's disabled or they're elderly or a student or a child. republicans want you to believe they are causing the deficit. but here's where the bait and switch comes in. while reagan was gutting the programs that helped poor black and brown, poor white people to get by he also deepened
goes -- >> can you? >> we're just people. this is not coming to kill us. it's coming to help us. >> that's what they always say, it's coming to help us. that's what they said in the movie "the terminator." you talk to us about the top five jobs that this technology will take. what about the last five jobs it will take? and where does like occasional fill in anchor rank there? >> unfortunately, you are considered a journalist so you're in the top five jobs that ai will take first. but i want to be clear artificial intelligence will touch every job at some point. however, the top five jobs are have one thing in common, top five jobs that will be taken last, humanity. they are a preschooler, elementary schoolteacher, professional athlete, politician, judge, and mental health professional. this all requires human nature. a preschoolteacher wanting to give a hug to their preschool
highland park. the new image investigators say the shooter disguised himself as a woman to blend in and make his escape he preplanned the rampage for weeks. new details how police found the car he was driving. among the victim, the 78-year-old grandfather and a former preschoolteacher and my conversation with the heartbreaking family of one of the victims. the daughter tells me she was next to her mom when she was shot and killed. the horror more than one of a dozen mass shootings across the country this holiday weekend tonight, severe storms on the move the new subpoenas for rudy giuliani, senator lindsey graham and members of trump's legal team brittney griner is on trial
>> police say a single gunman with an ar 15 type rifle fired upwards of 70 rounds from a rooftop into the crowd. the suspect now in custody charged tonight with seven counts of murder. apparently a young nobody with a history of posting violent images online. they had encounters in 2019 one involving a reported suicide attempt. the other after a family member told police he said he was going to quote kill everyone. they took 16 knives at that time. we won't show his photograph or use his name. we'll tell you what we know about the peoples whose lives he took. a lifelong member of the north shore congregation. where she served as an event coordinator. before that a preschoolteacher. local shopkeeper says she always
>> no, i did not think it would come to highland park. >> reporter: but it did. this close-knit community is reeling. seven lives stolen, including jacki sundheim working as a preschoolteacher at a synagogue. she had a husband and daughter nicolas toledo and stephen strauss was 88, his niece posted on facebook, no one should die this way and tonight i met the family of kate goldstein >> i have been told by people on the phone today and i can't believe how many bes friends katie had. how many people have said she was my best friend >> reporter: her husband craig and their daughter cassie heart broken and overwhelmed with grief. cassie was at th parade standing right next to her moment >> i looked up and i saw the shooter. shooting down at the kids. and i told her there was a shooter and she had to run
who belonged to a local synagogue here, her synagogue, the north shore congregation israel, announced her death, and they described her as someone who was a long-time member of the church, a staff member, and someone who worked as a preschoolteacher and an events coordinator at that synagogue. ana? >> all right, ed lavandera, we'll keep on working to lift up those lost lives and honor their memories. thank you for your reporting. that's going to do it for us today. i'll see you tomorrow, same time, same place. thanks for spending part of your day with us. you can always find me on twitter, @anacabrera. until then, the news continues right after this. and doug. [power-drill noises] alright, limu, give me a socket wrench, pliers,, and a phone open too libertymutual.com they customize your car insurance, so y you only pay for what you need... and you could even save $652 when yoyou switch. ok, i need a crowbar. and a blowtorch. [teddy bear squeaks]
already. now we are going to san antonio, texas, where a artist is turning hats into a thriving business in today's "start small and think big." >> this is a small business of hand painted goods like hats, handbags and canvases and inspired by the mexican culture. i'm the owner of this shop. and it is very important to connect with the mexican culture, because i am a daca recipient. i love the patterns that mexico has to offer is very important. before, it was a preschoolteacher, and painting was a hobby for me. when i paint ad hat i was surprised how easy it was to flow the flowers and the art on to it, and seeing on it other people was when it sparked the
reynolds and the career she left. what was the job you quit? >> i was a preschoolteacher, and i had that job for 15 years. i loved it. it was great. but i could not afford the costs of child care. >> reporter: a teacher stuck at home needed more than hour. >> if you want us to support your children, you have to give us what we need. >> thanks to gabe cohen for that report. we're hearing so many similar stories around the country. thanks for joining us today. another busy news day. i'm jim sciutto. >> i'm erica hill. "at this hour" with kate bolduan starts after this quick break. a mountain of toys to fulfill many wishes must be carried across all roads and all bridges. it's not magic that makes more holiday deliveries to homes in the us than anyone else, it's the hardworking people of the united states postal service. it's the most joyous time of the year. especially at t-mobile! let's go to dianne. i got the awesome new iphone 13 pro and airpods, and t-mobile is paying for them both! and this is for new and existing customers.
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democratic party, my friend john podesta, the chairman of the hillary campaign, in a campaign that the russians waged to try to tilt the election toward trump and in fact he won by the narrowest of margins. he was the beneficiary. i love gloria's analysis, you can tell she raised a 4-year-old. >> stop it right now. >> he does not need a chief of staff. he needs a nanny, a preschoolteacher, to say, calm down, donald. we need to look at what he does. in 14 days it will no longer be about tweets. if he does not sign on to sanctions, a fair comment that lindsey graham made yesterday, that barack obama was too timid, fair point. >> what lindsey graham will say after this, is at least he threw a pebble. that's what he will say to donald trump, because he wants to pressure donald trump to sign on to sanctions. now the control room is definitely going to give me -- this discussion will continue as the day continues. president obama is firing new shots at republicans, you're