. >> harris: ted williams, former d.c. police detective, one thing i love about talking with ted williams he'll continue to scoop up information since the last time i spoke with him. what have you learned in the last hour? >> unconfirmed but this person who went into the school may well have had a trench coat they were wearing, that very well may explain the concealment of any weapon or weapons. i have to find it, and i find it difficult to believe, harris, if you have 8 to 10 individuals who have been shot that it was as the result of having just a sawed-off shotgun. i would have to believe that there was more than that one weapon, or possibly used to shoot those unfortunate students and other individuals in that art class. >> harris: you know, ted, in terms of weaponry and i was looking down at my notes, congressman randy weber, who is the congressman in that district was on just a couple of minutes ago. he gave me some details, one of the things i wrote down, was he mentioned the shotgun. then he said other weapons. pre

homicide detective ted williams thanks for coming on sir. let's turn to other news, north korea and the u.s. deciding to get rid of a training exercise involving b52 bombers that training exercise in south korea the south korean government did show concern that could generate tensions when north korea's dictator kim jong-un before the summit with president trump. let's bring in retired lt. general good to see you general. >> good to see you liz. liz: your reaction to this move, will this work to get north korea to the table? >> well, i think it's going to take, i think it's going to impact getting him to the table and it's going to impact in a positive way. you know the guy that has the most at stake and is the most vulnerable in this three-way negotiation between the trump adminitration, north korea, and south korea is probably president moon from south korea. he's got a lot at stake here and i think that there was probably some high level diplomatic from him to president trump asking that south korea fall out of this exercise and let japan

ted williams, a former d.c. police detective, by phone. ted, thank you for being with us. ted, i would ask you first to -- what you've learned about this and the story has changed in the last hour or so as the number of dead has risen. what your experience tells you we should be prepared for in this. >> here we go again. as you know, harris, we had the parkland 17 killed, and now we've got 8 to 10 here. and many injured. it seems to be just a sad, vicious cycle of unexpected killings here in these various schools. what has happened right now, lawyer enforcement is having to do, put together a case, to try and determine the motive behind this, they're trying to determine if there are other individuals that are actually involved. it is my understanding, and this is unconfirmed that, he may have had a sawed-off shotgun and a pistol and that he may have, and again this is unconfirmed, walked into this classroom, said "surprise" and opened fire. these are things that are just unexpected. and we think about it, harris, these are innocent young people in a classroom trying to get

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ted williams is here with us.ow many times have you and i gotten together to chat and this subject comes up? why? what happens? >> it comes up over and over. you know, along the lines of what you're saying, i remember last year on a weekend, we were doing another show and then we had a similar attack in france. the problem is, neil, the way intelligent units work, they're always trying to catch not only that guy, but another guy that may very well be involved. so we're more reactive than we are proactive when it comes to terroris terrorists. we can get the one little guy but what about other members of the cell that the intelligence units are trying to go after? that's why they're more reactive than proactive at times? >> neil: is it the same drill that we go through here when a woman is concerned about threatening comments, a boyfriend or a husband has made and the police have the same response? we can't do anything until he he does something? >> that is the very frustrating thing. that is an excellent analogy, n

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we have a former homicide investigator ted williams. do they know what a convicted felon is?aight, these people would much prefer to date a child molester, someone who molest ad little baby, they would much prefer to date a murderer, someone who just killed at random, they would much prefer to date a rapist, some of these people who were broken into homes in the middle of the night and have raped even 80 and 90-year-old women? i mean i hate to be so melodramatic about this, serious about it, but, while they're laughing about this, this is a very serious matter in our country, what goes on in the criminal justice system with seriously-convicted criminals. brian: right. >> so i have got a serious problem with this and, it is very troubling. brian: but there is some serious hatred on both sides but towards the president, this president, like i haven't seen before. you also got people very passionate for the passionate like i have never seen before. how do you describe this? i believe actually even those some of those people are answering with fun, i actually believe some of them

senator, most everybody, right and left, they would agree that ted kennedy was an extraordinary senator after that. >> the next call is william from new york city. good morning, welcome to the conversation. >> fred william? >> yes. i would just like to say for the record, kennedy -- yes, i would just like to correct the record that kennedy lost the primary in oregon. and also the first time a kennedy had ever lost an election. i'm very surprised neither of your commentators knew that. >> you're right, that was my mistake. as a native oregonian, i would like to think everyone comes away as a winner from oregon, but you are totally correct. gene mccarthy won that. and then kennedy, he recovered in california. but good catch on that. >> jeff from olympia fields, illinois. good morning on the independent line. >> good morning, steve, thank you very much. i appreciate c-span's programming. and they will start doing a good job and making sure that we have balanced coverage. i appreciate the intellectual approach that you take in the objective approach that you'll need to take to examining stories. and you did mention that the media

senator, most everybody right and left would agree that ted kennedy was an extraordinary senator after that time. host: the next call is william from new york city. welcome to the conversation. go ahead. caller: i would just like to say kennedy lostd that -- yes, i would just like to correct the record that kennedy lost the primary in oregon. that was the first time that kennedy had ever lost an election. i am very surprised that neither of your commentators knew that. guest: you know, he is right. that was my mistake. as a native oregonian, i like to think everybody comes away a winner from oregon. you are totally correct. that.ccarthy won kennedy recovered intel point. good catch. host: good morning, independent line. caller: good morning. i appreciate c-span's programming in terms of having the courage to examine the media's role in america today. i think c-span is doing a great job and making sure that we have balanced coverage. this question is for marvin. i have watched your work and appreciate the intellectual approach you take and the objective approach you take to examining stories. you did mention that the media has

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