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Teachers and staff with guns are likely to take the lives of innocent and unarmed minority students -- a crisis that we already see play out at the hands of police officers on our nation's streets, she said. "By arming teachers, we would undoubtedly expose the state's African American, Latino and other minority students to a far greater risk of violence than others." 369

Stewart's line of hemp-derived, cannabidiol-rich gummies, soft gels, and oil drops officially launched on Thursday.Stewart partnered with Canadian cannabis company Canopy Growth for the venture.She joined Canopy in 2019 as an adviser, after being introduced to the company's founder by none other than her friend Snoop.Stewart's line will also include pet products, which are expected to debut later this year. 410

Sorrento Valley Road, a thoroughfare for businesses, was shut down at Carmel Mountain Road due to the break.Police stopped westbound traffic on Carmel Mountain Road, and traffic in the area near Torrey View Court was shut down due to flooding.Crews estimated their repairs would last until Thursday morning. 307

Sweet Water Authority says it will take about 6-7 hours once they can start work to fix this water main break. @10News pic.twitter.com/fhl2vL43km— Cassie Carlisle (@ReporterCassie) May 29, 2018 193

The 2nd alarm apartment fire began around 4:30 a.m. on the second floor of the apartment complex near 23rd and Dunlap Avenues.An adult male, adult female, 10-year-old girl and 4-year-old were trapped inside the apartment, which led to the death of the 4-year-old child.When firefighters arrived on scene, they received reports from neighbors that people were trapped inside of the burning apartment.A KNXV photographer on scene spoke to a neighbor who said she heard a child in the building yelling for help.“You could hear the child yelling ‘Help me, help me,’ ” the neighbor told KNXV. “It really broke my heart.”As the apartment was going up in flames, Robert Tienda ran to help. "I kicked the door open and I was able to use my shoulder to pop it out," Tienda said.That's when he says he saw a woman inside the burning home. "I just see a person come towards me and me and her I grabbed her and we both went on the ground and I go, 'Where's your kids? Where are your kids?' and she wouldn't say anything to me," he said. "Maybe she couldn't talk because of the smoke or something because I know even me when I was just there for five seconds I could barely talk and my eyes were burning and everything."Tienda says the woman ran back inside, but the smoke was too much for him so he started knocking on neighbor's doors. "I would've definitely gone in there and if I would've got burned, I would've got burned, but at least I would've tried," he said. "I wouldn't have cared what happened to me, I would've tried. But, obviously, it's too late."Fire crews were able to reach the second floor and rescue the adult man, woman and 10-year-old from the apartment complex.The adult male, female and 10-year-old girl were transported to an area hospital for treatment. The woman is in critical condition and the man and 10-year-old are listed in serious, but stable condition, according to Phoenix Fire Captain Rob McDade.According to the fire department, two families will be displaced for "an unknown amount of time" due to the damage caused by the fire.The Greater Phoenix Chapter of the American Red Cross says they are helping multiple families that were displaced as a result of the fire.No firefighters were injured during the incident.The cause of the fire is still under investigation.This story was originally published on 2331

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