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gun at elena hutchen. >> one of four people who could face charges. >> the investigation into virginia high school is heating up. >> and this is counter to everything we believe. >> governor glenn youngkin filing legislation that will make it mandatory for schools to notify students of awards. >> i'm taking action. we have to act. >> al gore this year's event. >> former vice president catching a lot of attention for this rant about climate change. >> boiling the oceans, creating atmospheric rivers and the rain bombs. j >> brian: i was just humming this song an hour ago. i'm trying to...

Governor Glenn Youngkin has signed into law a bill seeking to create a problem gambling center to offer treatment programs and resources. Senator Bryce Reeves introduced the Senate Bill 836 last year in December. The State Senator's office released a statement noting that Bill 836 was designed to provide players with gambling disorders with treatment

Districts in virginia, who have been systematically withholding information about excellence. this is so counter to everything that we believe. we're going to get to the bottom of it through our attorney general. and we're going to get legislation passed that makes it illegal to do this again. >> brian: can you imagine having to pass legislation to make it mandatory to tell kids they won an award? can this where we got? and does anyone think by any stretch of the imagination that this is solely a virginia problem? it is absolutely not a virginia problem. and, also, thomas jefferson high school...

syria today. it is supposed to observe, and therefore, discourage the government's brutal crackdown on its own people. a crackdown that seems to be in full force despite a promise to the arab league just last week. this is amateur video reportedly from the flash point city of homs. the opposition says 22 people have been killed here today alone. the global intelligence website stratfor is still down after hackers stole thousands of client names. a group called anonymous says it has no brief with stratfor who it considers an unbiased source for information. >> stratfor is in the bus...