as class of 09 now streaming only on hulu. back aftermath of a condo explosion in madison, wisconsin. some neighbors said they smelled gas in the area. but officials have not said if that was the cause for people were injured and everyone is accounted for. there were six units in the building. all of them were deemed uninhabitable. like cowboys from a john wayne movie. that's how a man from south carolina described the deputies who opened fire on him two years ago as he was having a mental health crisis. that barrage is now the subject of a lawsuit. here's a b cs lionel movies and a warning some of the upcoming video may be disturbing. this morning graphic video released by trevor mullinax is attorney of the moment. he says his client was shot at nearly 50 times.

from 2021 shows deputies firing as mullinax. his mother spoke to him outside of his truck suicidal, you said. yes ma'am himself in a truck in his truck, his family calling for help, saying he was having a mental health crisis response, not what they expected. never in my life. have i ever ever imagined? that i would be put in danger by someone on the law enforcement was hit nine times but survived . the lawsuit accuses your county and the sheriff's office of gross negligence causing emotional and physical anguish initially came in as a welfare check, but dispatch audio shows the conversation quickly changed to mullinax outstanding warrants . and they're saying it's burglary, first and malicious injury, the sheriff says mullinax put the deputies in danger. injured by pulling a shotgun saying had mr mullinax made different choices that day. deputies would not have been

required to use force. his attorney says the weapon was there because mullinax was considering suicide and never pointed it at anyone. they came out there like gunslingers, his hands were up. he turned he wasn't a threat to anybody. got shot in his hands. mullinax emotional in a news conference, noting that may is suicide awareness month fit, helps even one single person in this world to not have to go through what me and my family have. i'm okay with it. now the sheriff's office says an independent investigation cleared the deputies involved and says it has yet to see the new lawsuit. in the meantime, though, if you or anyone you know is coping with the mental health crisis. you can call the suicide hotline at any time at 988, andrew andrea. important number there is he's he's people struggling, never know how it's going to affect and what's going to happen. it's important regardless of how this case plays out. it is important to

have this discussion because it's obviously something that is impacting so many americans. thank you, lionel. also making news this morning, former fox news personality tucker carlson is starting a new show on twitter. he was fired last month shortly after the channel settled. it's defamation lawsuit with dominion voting systems. he was among the on air personalities named as spreading lies about the 2020 election. coming up the big night in the n b, a golden state warriors senior dance squad is becoming almost as popular as the team itself. you're watching world news now.

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news. now we start with the hope springing eternal for chicago blackhawk fans, someone monday night's nfl draft lottery and since then their fans have been splashing the cash for tickets. the hawks say more than $5 million worth of tickets sold in the 24 hours after the lottery, , widely bwi 17 year old canadian. conner better who has been described as a generational talent. perhaps i don't know. he's up there, linked with sid, the kid and ovechkin. i mean, he could be the next coming of wayne gretzky, who knows? the lebron james of the draft here, the nhl draft that is amazing 17. lucky kids well in the nba, a pair of five games left denver and boston this stuff away from their respective conference finals first in colorado, the nuggets nikola jokic went off

again. the runner up for the m v p. the joker put up a triple double again. he had 29 points. 13 rebounds, 12 assists. denver toth meansmany as 24, its the em andrea. they go back to philly. and that's where the sixers can lock it up all at home. of course, if they lose, then it goes to a game seven. well, tonight, lebron and steph face off again when the lakers could end the warriors season the warriors, though they have a secret weapon. it's not steph curry. it's not jordan's pool. it's not draymond green is not clay thompson. it is a dance squad whose members are all over the age of 55. welcome love hardwood. six. it's often said

that age is just a number. golden state warriors dance team, the hardwood classics that number is 55 up. just five years ago. don't make your job. never done anything like this before. nothing like this, and every year since then , hundreds of hopefuls audition , but only around two dozen make the cut professionally. did the tours. did the names did vegas did television and all that stuff and 40 years later, you know, this audition comes up and i'm here and i'm loving it. this year's team features 27 dancers ranging in age from 55 to 77. their music ranges from house of pain. ricky martin. janet jackson.

become almost as big a fan favorite as the warriors themselves dressed a number you can dance. you can dance goodnes of the classics. it's so much more than just doing a great job. it was like an instant. uh comradeship between us all, which was just amazing, just amazing and bringing the community together. you can't believe what it's like. it's unbelievable. the just to be able to. they're happy. we're happy. everybody's happy. everybody's happy because they're super talented. look at those moves. the hardwood classics typically performed about 2026 times per season, it can take more than 12 hours to perfect a single routine. and that is why i don't dance. that's my excuse. that's where i'm going is jazzercise is it really does and they don't get or they do get paid? maybe just

nominally, but they said it's more an honor to actually just dance for the group. there. the fans were on their feet. fans run free with golo, i've lost 13 inches in my waist. they're outta here. you eat normal food. you're not eating diet food. i'm doing something good for me finally. (announcer) go to golo.com to lose weight and get healthier.

fathers. slowly down by this national teacher appreciation week. we're thanking those professionals who teach our children well this morning, the star of the abc hit sitcom abbott elementary is now saying teachers need more than just our thanks. here's a b cs eva pilgrim. welcome to the philly public school system where you never have what you need. elementaries barbara howard, never one to withhold her opinion. this is a desk for your student, mrs. howard, mr johnson. that is a dining table from the cafeteria and you are a fool. oh just like the woman who plays her. sheryl lee. ralph why

do we not value our country more that we make sure that teachers get respectable pay for the job that they're doing. the emmy winning actress, joining a town hall hosted by the national education association and the national parent teacher association. putting teachers science is fun with mandy junk in the spotlight. when i was starting out, it was really, really hard. i was working extra jobs i was working in the summer on average teachers spend nearly $700 from their own pocket towards school supplies, many taking a second job to make ends meet if we're going to attract more people to the profession. need to take care of our early career educators between 2020 and 2022 more than 300,000, teachers and school staff quit all the more reason many want to figure out a way to support educators like ms jang. they're so excited and hungry and curious. and they keep me on my

toes and they keep me laughing. hank has two turkeys. he gets two more for cheryl lee ralph. she's thrilled. abbott elementary showcases both the trials and the joy of teaching. you know, it's just makes me feel so good that we can shine a good light. and some of the most important people in our lives. teachers. educators. without some good teachers and educators. maybe both of us would not be here where we are right now. thank a teacher with your kid's teacher. one of yours . there's always that one. you remember at least one last week at my children's school. we had teacher appreciation week every day. they got flowers, lunch candy, and they deserve so much more. we're so grateful for that raise, i think, right? i think all of our teachers in this country to be paid just a little bit more elementary aside. note

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