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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, who called the incident the largest mass shooting in the state's history, said information from the Texas Department of Public Safety shows Kelley was at one point denied a license to carry a weapon. 223

Some big takeaways from the date show that biotech and biomanufacturing students see a 47% increase in their earnings post-graduation, and 75% of students in these programs attain the living wage immediately, according to MiraCosta College.Nursing students see an even larger increase, with a 157% increase in their earnings post-graduation, and 86% of students in this program have a living wage immediately, the college added.Some MiraCosta programs can also be cost-efficient for those looking to spend a little on a new career. The cost of the machining program is about ,500 with a median entry salary of about ,332. For an electronics assembly technician, a program runs about ,800 with the median entry salary of ,485.According to SANDAG, the region's unemployment rate is estimated to be 15.9%, which is about 1.8% lower than the previous week and 9.1% lower than this time last month.The region's unemployment is still 50% higher than it was at the peak of the Great Recession in 2009 when it hit 10.8%.Cooke said summer enrollment is up 17 percent at MiraCosta. The community college is currently operating with online-only instruction. Cooke said MiraCosta is likely to adopt a hybrid model in the fall, with some instruction on-campus and other online. 1275

Similar to the grownup version of the Amazon Echo Dot, Alexa will answer your questions, but the responses on the newer device are tailored to a younger audience. Ask Alexa if Santa is real on the new device, and it'll respond: "I haven't met him, but if I do, I want to ask about Rudolph's nose."Amazon is also partnering with companies such as Disney and Nickelodeon to offer games, themed alarm clocks and stories.But these features don't come cheap. At .99, The Echo Dot Kids Edition is more than the adult version.Although Amazon has put some measures in place like parental controls, the always-listening device for kids is sure to raise privacy concerns."Amazon has created some kid-specific benefits but does anyone need or want Amazon developers to have access to all the sounds your children make?" said Sucharita Kodali, a vice president at research firm Forrester. "These devices are very troubling, and consumers have no idea what is being captured about them, where it's stored, who has access to the information, and how it is or could be used."An Amazon spokeswoman told CNN the device, like its other Echo speakers, only listens for the wake word "Alexa." Parents can also listen to archives of their child's voice requests via Alexa app and delete them individually or all at once. It's possible to disconnect the microphones by pressing the mute button.The new product doesn't come as too much of a surprise. Amazon offers a Fire tablet for kids, and some parents already use smart speakers to play podcasts for a screen-free alternative for kids.Amazon isn't the only company courting young users. Earlier this year, Facebook received backlash from child development advocates over its new Messenger Kids app. The standalone messaging app, targeted at children ages six to 12, allows kids to chat with friends and make video calls. Facebook said it has put safeguards in place to keep the platform safe and private.The Echo Dot Kids Edition is now available for pre-order and starts shipping on May 9.  2034

The 911 calls came from students hiding in the freshman building's classrooms and parents who were getting calls and text messages from their children. 151

That’s a record of more than 64 million people now living that way, and that number has been rising since 1970.“People choose to live this way for practical reasons,” Pattison said.“Cost of living. I think it’s very very simple, it’s all about the dollars. That’s why it’s becoming more common,” said Chris Lopez, a real estate agent with Your Castle Real Estate.Lopez also lives in a multigenerational home with his wife, young kids and his wife’s mother. “We are easily saving ,000 a month, if not more, between shared living expenses, housing costs, miscellaneous costs but mostly just day care,” he said. “If you look at the numbers there, you can save a breathtaking amount of money. “The cost of “basic necessities” has risen more than inflation over the past 30 years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. But money isn’t the only driving force behind this housing trend.“I think it’s a combination of the cultural, finances, and just quality of life,” Lopez said. “We’ve been at it for almost two years now and having my wife’s mother live with us, it’s a better quality of life for all of us.” 1112

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