and the contractor there, bert snelling, was a personal friend of yours. >> yes, he was. he started off as a carpenter who worked at our house. he became a friend. we socialized. regrettably, i hadn't seen him in a little while but i found out on social media last night about midnight that he was one of the victims. and i was devastated. >> tell me about him, how did your contractor go to becoming a friend? >> i'll tell you what, he was just such a great guy. he was a consummate professional, did great work. but you know, when somebody is working and you get to know each other, we invited him out for a happy hour to join us and everything, then my wife, we met his wife and everything. and, you know, i tell you what, this really -- this really hits home with me. but also the -- but just seeing the other victims, you know, up on the screen and everything, it really humanizes the extent of the tragedy that happened in our great city. >> these aren't just individuals. these are mothers, fathers, cousins. >> friends. neighbors, colleagues. yes. >> especially in a community as

mayor of virginia beach a short time ago and he talked about losing his personal friend herbert snelling, nicknamed bert, who was the contractor who just happened to be here getting -- renewing that license and renewing that permit when he was killed. take a listen to what the mayor had to say about losing his friend. >> a personal friend. he was -- he did a lot of carpentry work in my house. he was a contractor and he was in the building getting a permit. and i found out about it on social media about midnight last night and it rocked my foundation. >> reporter: that is mayor bobby dyer talking about losing his friend herbert bert snelling who was a contractor and known herbert for five years and he had done work on the mayor's home and he is heartbroken he has lost his friend. he knew many who worked in that building and the mayor of this town and knows so many people. for him you can see it in his face and hear it in his voice. he is really having a tough time pr processing this. we have to talk about what we learned what happened in a possible motive. police are not able to tell us w

i suspect, if you want to know a little bit more, look into mark snell's book. he would be well suited to answer that. thank you for that question. >> in john browne's body, steve vincent took a jab at commercialism at gettysburg by saying you that i tour, go past the strange monumental men, and then it's buy to buy a paper weight and hope you don't break it. just how early did commercialism become a problem that people paid attention to at gettysburg? >> commercialism starts in july of 1863. we know this. even as the armies are retreating from the field, local residents are coming and they're starting to collect objects. that's how the rosensteel museum, now the national park service museum, is established. it's a collection of materials right after the battle of gettysburg. even in the 1880's, latter part of the 19th century, it prominently figures as a tourist site. the springs hotel, union and confederate veterans are doing, doing touristy things. there are dance halls, all sorts of trolley lines that crisscross through the battlefield, making it accessible,

. >> one nonemployee, bert snelling, was a friend of mine. one of the nicest guys you ever met. they not only are city employees hey're friends, they're neighbors, they're colleagues. they are virginia beach. >> that was nbc's ron allen reporting. stay with news 4 and our nbc washington app for continuing coverage on the virginibeach shooting. we're going to bring you new information on this tragedy tomorrow morning at news 4 today. we begin at 00 a.m. >>> new tonight, nearly a dozen d.c. residents are going to have to find someplace else to live after their home went up in flames this evening. take a look at the e ragingfern owe. the fire department eat tweeting out this picture as firefighters battled to take down the flames. the good news is everybody made it out safely but 11 people are now displaced. the red cross lending a hand here and we'r working to learn how the fire started. >>> a tow truck driver is shaken but otherwise okay after someone fed shots at them in langley park today. the driver was attempting to tow away a car and that's when gunfire could be heard on the

herbert "bert" snelling was a contractor trying to fill a permit. president trump just tweeted moments ago, offering his condolences to the victims of the shooting. he tweeted that he spoke to governor ralph northam about the shooting and offering federal resources to aid in the investigation. meantime, police are still working to answer so many unanswered questions. city officials choked back tears as they spoke earlier today. let's check in with cnn's brian todd from virginia beach who was at that press conference. this is so personal because we're talking about law enforcement is just meters away, just a few yards away from building 2 were all of this unfolded. and these are friends, these are co-workers, these are colleagues that they had to speak of. >> that's right, fredericka. and we got a real sense of that a short time ago. i spoke to the mayor of virginia beach, bobby dyer, who told us he lost a personal friend, herbert snelling, nicknamed "bert," and the mayor broke up while telling us about his friend. here is sound from that interview.

it is at 71st avenue and snell street. kpix 5 susie as they are.he poem we are getting our first look at oakland's safe overnight rv parking site. the mayor is calling this an experiment. it is going to operate similar to oakland's tuff shed program. which people can live here for up to six months but you have to be over 18 and driving your rv on your own. they are providing security they are providing bathrooms and clean water. everybody at the site is here by invitation only. they started with people who were in rvs on 85th and eve.>>> do not send other rvs here. again it is invitation only. i want to make that very clear. >> reporter: location at 85th and eaves will become a no parking zone. right now there are about seven rvs here. it is expected to fill up to about 50 by the end of the summer. there are two more sites like this scheduled to open in the next couple months.>>> a sign the summer has arrived in yosemite. even though the mountains are still packed with snow. >>> at at&t we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore

herbert, otherwise known as bert, snelling's life was also taken. he is a local contractor and he was in the building on friday afternoon trying to fill a permit when that shooting happened. today virginia beach's police chief is airing some more details about the difficulties facing law enforcement officers as they're struggling at this point to process that horrific scene. >> this is a large-scale crime scene. it is a horrific crime scene. please understand it takes not only physical, emotional and psychological toll on everyone who spent the night inside that particular building. the officers checked every room on every floor, every closet, under every desk, and they escorted a large number of city employees out of the building. remember, they're escorting them out of the building while the victims were still in the building. i want you to know those officers worked with compassion. they worked with caring. they worked with professionalism in assisting our brothers and sisters who work for our city. >> reporter: with us now is virginia beach mayo

cnn sports correspondent patrick snell is live at pebble beach for us.id this happen? >> reporter: hugely concerning incident, no question, fred. this is a massive, massive tournament, the u.s. open. it took place, the incident, around the 16th green. thousands out on the course at the time. according to the california highway patrol, an item fell on the accelerator of the cart, which simply veered off taking the direction of its own. and then according to eyewitness reports, somehow somebody getting into the cart eventually and managing to bring it under control. now, as you said, tournament organizers, the usga, confirming a total of four people, three spectators and a vendor, suffering injuries and requiring medical treatment as well. a concerning incident, to question about that. i want to get on to the tournament itself though and talk about the leader board because it is a really thrilling weekend ahead. i can tell you the american player, gary woodland, seeking his first career major, is at 9 under par, two-shot lead over justin rose of england. a

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herber "burt" snelling a contractor who lived in virginia beach and visiting the municipal center for a permit. he led his church's security team and in his work he did everything from small handyman repair to building homes. robert "bobby" williams. a special projects coordinator who lived in chesapeake worked for virginia beach for 41 years. he helped build the seawall in our city and planned on retiring this year to spend more time with his family. the losses here will never be replaced but so many heroes emerged to prevent further horror. over the weekend, i saw heroic first responders, police, fire, and e.m.s. personnel who ran into the line of fire to save others before comforting our community in the immediate aftermath of this tragedy. as the hours and days go by, we hear tens if not hundreds of stories of the heroism of individuals who helped save lives during this tragic event, including the officer among first responders who in the performance of his duties took a bullet to protect our community. and was, by the grace of god, aved by his protective vest. unbelievable braver

. >> one nonemployee, herb snelling, was a friend of mine one of the nicest guys you've ever met they're not only city employees. friends, neighbors, colleagues they are virginia beach. >> reporter: and they focus on the heroes like the first responders and police officers who they say still tried to save the gunman's life after he'd been captured, even though he'd just been shooting at them and carrying out a massacre. at this hour, four wounded people remain hospitalized, all in critical condition. kate >> ron allen in virginia beach, thank you. >>> severe weather is about to hit some major cities tonight. 50 million are at risk for heavy rain, damaging wind and hail the storms are expected to hit the northeast, mid-atlantic and slice through the country's midsection all this as flooding gets worse in areas devastated by recent downpours. gabe gutierrez is in arkansas. >> reporter: tonight, more communities are under water. here in pine bluff, arkansas, the river has crept up to rooftops, and it's still not expected to crest for days >> it's crazy. i mean, you just can't really explain

is located at 71st avenue and snell street just below the coliseum bart station. susie tells us not anyone can just pull up and park. >>>>> reporter: the mayor was very specific about this today. this site is by invitation only. right now about seven people living in their rvs have accepted the invitation. the expectation is that it will be about 50 people parking here in the next couple months.>> reporter: this is a pilot. we want to take risk. the biggest risk is doing nothing at all to address the homelessness crisis. >> reporter: the mayor calls oakland's first safe rv parking site and experiment. the city has been slowly inviting people living in rvs to park here 24 seven.>>> please do not send other rvs here. again it is invitation only. i want to make that very clear. >> reporter: rick martinez is one of the handful of rv owners living here now.>>> they have in >> reporter: the site will be run similar to oaklands tuff shed program. there will be security garbage pickup bathrooms and clean water provided. you must be 18 years or older to stay here which mea

bert snelling.the kind of man you hope moves next door. >> one of the most friendly, genuine human beings i ever met. >> reporter: rich nettleton. katherine nixon, her friends say she was a ray of sunlight, selfless, smart, most of all, a loving mother of three young children. joshua hardy. christopher rapp. tara gallagher, a mother of a brand new baby boy. >> a wonderful engineer, who didn't deserve this. none of them deserved any of this. i'm so sorry for the families. >> reporter: bobby williams. and keith cox, telling his colleagues to hide in an office and barricade the door, as he walked back into the hallway to check on others as the shooter made his way from floor to floor. keith lost his life trying to save his colleagues. >> i keep remembering his smile, his stature, how much of a gentleman he was. >> reporter: 12 lives taken by another senseless act of gun violence. stephanie ramos, abc news. >> none of them deserved any of this. stephanie ramos for us tonight. i'm tom llamas in new york.

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reforms and different projects to manage and funding by our development partners their professional snell dr nyce like that very thing you did don't they're going to put a spotlight is everything to me let's put on the spotlight it's going to be rather uncomfortable for us and no it's not at all uncomfortable because i see many of the critics that have been done there already coming to an out opinion because they they criticize not knowing or not going into the details of different projects or and reforms but we'll see what they will do and it's better to judge about them and us in comparison and we will see when how the salaries will rise we'll see how the infrastructure projects will go on how the collections of the budget will be done and then we will see who is less corrupted and who is better managing and governing the country the challenge for this government is to dismantle your system of control over the courts and the criminal investigation body he says and which you controlled basically and which were loyal to your party chairman from 26 dean. transparency international reported

do you listen to fellow mps such as lisa nandy, ruth smeeth, gareth snell who represent constituenciesly, if you insist on a second referendum, be very careful what you wish for because it is a high—stakes gamble. lisa nandy says that she strongly suspects if there is a second referendum, people in my area would vote in large numbers for no deal. that is the likely outcome. of course i listen to them. and i think it's beacuse their constituencies are not that dissimilarto mine. all i can do is speak from the experience of my own constituency. i am not the mp for wigan or stoke, all i can do is speak there. sorry to interrupt. my point is that the remainers in the labour party are playing an extremely dangerous game because if you get your referendum and it goes to a no—deal brexit, you have become the inadvertent midwives of a no deal. which you say would be absolutely catastrophic for the country. let me say this. i don't accept that just because constituents voted to leave in a referendum that they necessarily have the same view now. that's my experience from my own constituents. the

so yaw say, wait, what about the moscow hoe snell read the report. -- hoe snell if read -- hotel? the report. there were no connections on the part of the kremlin. that should be reaffirming to american people and all persons of goodwill that the trump campaign was completely innocent. there were efforts by the russians but not reciprocated by the trump campaign and certainly not implicating the president himself. neil: the democrats are doing, obviously, or is -- is to move past that, at key moments trying to block stuff, obstruct stuff. how far do you think that's going to go? >> it just has to be -- it doesn't work, and the reason it doesn't work is the investigation, really quickly, was allowed to go forward without obstruction. did the president like the investigation? no. did he wish it ill? yes. but did he stop the investigation? no, hety not. neil: all right. ken starr, it's all always a pleasure. thank you for copping in. >> thank you. neil: well, they're giving the business, does anyone have any concern at all about just doing the nation's business? i'm talking to you, d

ga ga hgary snellings, the crman of the board of ciphers saying god bless you all and god bless this. >> it's a very emotional time forr for all of us. ris was with us about two years and to see a kind unassuming man leave this world the way he diwas horrific. ♪ ♪ >> reporter: the memorial ended with a gpbaer. chris rapp played bagpipes with tide water pipes and drums after moving to vginia beach. now, the bagpipes bid him a sad farewell. stafford, virginia, chris gordon, news4. >>> joe biden's presidential campaign is under fire for mistakes that revive memories of a plagiarism scandal that doomed his previous presidential bid. in this case, the biden campaign rolled out its climate plan but failed to properly credit some of the sources. the campaign immediately admitted the mistake, telling nbc news quote several citations, from sources cited in other parts of the plan werein vertently left out of the 22 p e document. as soon as we were made aware of it we updated to include the proper citations. duringhe1988 presidential campaign, biden was a senator from delaware, play garrism al

it was there june 8, 1869 when military advisor john henry snell and the settlers the of establish the silk farm colony in california. after two years of drought the colony failed. it was sold to a family who farmed the land for more than a century employing some of the former sellers. they agreed to sell the historic site to the american river conservancy for preservation. >>> it really speaks to the importance of remembering those core values. and what it means to be an american. that we are all immigrants.>> reporter: elaina executive director of the american river conservancy set a grassy knoll on the property march the grave site of a japanese girl. >>> the gravesite of who was 17 when she immigrated to the united states. the first known site of japanese woman to be married in the united states.>> reporter: the grave are now on the national register of historic places.>>> when those first japanese settlers came back in 1869 it was long before the golden gate bridge. they sailed on a wooden ship called the ps china. although the ship to carry the settlers is long gone the first- cl

herbert bert snelling, who was a contractor trying to fill a permit, and is a resident of virginia beachwe stop her and take a pause i'm going ask my chief of police to come forth and talk about that 13th person. chief? >> an update where we are onhe investigative process. first of all, our investigators, ar detectives, forensic technicians worked through the entire night processing our scene and with dignity and of the in removing all victims in this particular case. medical examiner's office will take over theirart of the investigation, and that should take the next 48 hours while they work through it. they are bringing in additional resources from richmond. during the investigative process, we were assisted by the federal bureau of investigation. they have 40 members of their investigative forensic task force from quantico and other places throughout virginia assist us in this particular case. this is a large-scale crime scene. it's a horrific crime scene please understand it takes not only physical, emotional andps hological toll on everyone who spent the night inside that particular

. >> herbert snelling was 57 and a contractor from virginia beach who was at the municipal building to get a permit. and robert williams worked as a special products coordinator for 41 years and was given eight service awards. he was looking forward to retiring this year to spend more time with his family. all lives gone too soon in a senseless act of violence. we honor their lives. we'll be right back. h, prevagen has been shown in clinical trials to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. (gasp) (singsong) budget meeting! sweet. if you compare last quarter to this quarter... various: mmm. it's no wonder everything seems a little better with the creamy taste of philly, made with fresh milk and real cream. you get the freedom of what a 7-day return policy. this isn't some dealership test drive around the block. it's better. this is seven days to put your carvana car to the test and see if it fits your life. load it up with a week's worth of groceries. take the kiddos out for ice cream. check that it has enough wiggle room in your garage. you get the time to m

and herbert snelling was trying to file a permit.he president said he spoke to the governor northam. brian todd is with me now. police have a lot of work to do. this is an active crime scene. the yellow tape is still up. we have seen the fbi officials walking and casing the grounds and perhaps looking for casings. >> reporter: yes. >> we also see them at the steps of the building where the shooting took place on friday. >> reporter: a massive presence. the fbi agent are sweeping the area to look for casing and other clues and a huge crime scene and a huge complex. it's not just this building that they have to look at. this guy knew the layout of this entire place. he was a 15-year employee here. they have to be asking themselves how did he get on the campus? they know that he worked here so they knew how he got on but did he go anywhere else before he went in that building? they have to try to retrace his steps. >> there will be cameras to help them? >> yes. we are trying to get that footage to see if we can pick up on any clues. the

friends have set up a gofundme page for the widow of herbert snelling-- a contractor in the building- to help with funeral costs. friends say "bert was courageous, kind anhe loved his wife and jesus deeply." ryaton keith cox loveing in church and is credited with saving lives in the building. heche's how his co-workesti dewar described what he did. >> seven of us were going to go ou the break room door and keith was standing there and he said stop get up against the wall be quiet be still. get in lori's office w barricade the office get in there and i said come on keith and he said i got to check on everybodelse. >> nawaz: christopher rapp was an engineer with virginia beach's public utilities department. he enjoyed scottish music and joined a pipe band last fall called tidewatepipes and drums. banchd members wrote thats was reserved but very friendly, quietly engaging members one-on- one after our weekly practices." richard nettleton was with the public utilities department f over 28 years and also served as a lieutenant in the united states army's 130th engineer brigade in germany.

joshua hardy and bobbi williams who work for the city for 41 years, a local contractor burt snelling in the massacre. white men can't believe this happened, especially td a friend she just on we do it >>inside her house and outside getting it ready for when she retires saturday investigators continue to search for answers inside the building which is now the center of so much pain. >>those answers won't bring back the loved ones. but maybe they could provide a bit of comfort moving forward. the world was robbed. because she's a sweet person. >>to recap the shooting happened yesterday inside of the city's municipal center building. police say 40 year-old employee opened fire killing at least 12 people and injuring 4 others. the suspect also died in a long gun fight with 4 police officers, one of those officers was among the injured. investigators are still trying to figure out why he carried out the shooting. >>congressman adam schiff is reacting to the latest mass shooting in the us. the democrat from southern california sat down with kron four as grant lotus yesterday. it happened a

. >> herbert bert snelling, who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and he's a resident of virginia beach. >> we want you to know who they were so when the days and weeks to come, you will learn what they meant to all of us. >> some tough moments within the last 24 hours for folks there in virginia beach. we are going to begin with the breaking news out of that area. city known for the big beaches and numerous universities and historic sites is making history, the sort of history no community wants to be a part of. officials have now identified the 12 people whose lives were cut short by that senseless act of violence. at a government building on friday. all but one of the victims employed by the city. right now at least three victims who were injured remain in the hospital in serious condition. the gunman also a city employee is dead following a lengthy shootout with police. his name only spoken once. instead putting the focus on the innocent victims who are gone and in the next hour, another press conference is scheduled to take place. we start now with msnbc david gura on the gro

herbert "bert" snelling who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and is a resident of virginia beach>> we can tell you we knee at least there was at least one person shot out in the parking lot. otherwise, all three floors, officers say there were shots fired on all three floors. as for those victims, in addition to the 12 who lost their lives, four are still in the hospital, three of them in critical condition. we did get an update on them just yesterday from the doctors' office and at the hospital and i want to share that with you now. >> they are all serious injuries in the sense that they were gunshot wounds which are never minor, okay? so as i said, two have been taken to the operating room to get injuries repaired. one is probably more fortunate and we hope that patient will have a full recovery but that is not clear at this very second but did not require urgent or operations to repair injuries he has gotten. in a sense very, very lucky with all of this but he got lucky and the injury was -- i mean, not to exaggerate but if the injury was a little further over, he probably wou

bert snelling was also killed on friday. a contractor, he was in the building to get a permit. president trump sending a message to this grieving community earlier in a tweet which reads spoke to virginia governor northam and mayor and vice mayor of virginia beach. to offer condolences to that great community. the federal government is there and will be for whatever they may need. workers were found trying to hide in their offices. >> we were terrified. it almost felt like it wasn't real. that we were in a dream. you hear this all the time in the news you that don't think it's ever going to happen to you. then when it actually happens, it's almost like an out of body experience. you've just terrified because all you can hear are the gunshots. >> we heard it downstairs. and we go to the corridor there was a lady on the stairs, unconscious. blood all over the stairway, we didn't even know what happened. when they went upstairs, she came back out saying get out of the building, somebody has been shot. at that point, we all left. >> we heard shooting. we heard shooting, but we didn

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burt snelling was the only non-government contractr killed.as found deceased in his car just outside the building. . >>> now, i want to show you a scene that has become all too common. the growing memorial at the police station on this campus. this government campus where all of this took place a few days ago. people trying to grapple with this, coming not only to from the growing xhuptd, other states to lay flowers. -- hopefully, figure out a feel something somewhat better about this latest situation for virginia beach, virginia, now adds its name no a grim list of u.s. cities that have suffered these mass shootings. >> miguel, thank you. and jeanie is next. thanks, captain obvious. don't hate-like their trip, book yours with hotels.com and get rewarded basically everywhere. hotels.com. be there. do that. get rewarded. feeand relief fromf symptoms caused byin. over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. [ dog whimper ] live claritin clear. for one week only, save up to $14 on select claritin product. check this sunday's news

hecl "bert" snelling who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and is a resident of virginia beach the 12 victims there, 11 of them public employees, just like the shooter himself. we can tell you four others were injured and they remain in the hospital this morning. three of them in critical condition. the city, itself, will be holding a memorial on thursday evening. we can tell you a number of vigils have been popping up at various churches starting yesterday morning, we saw some. a little bit friday night, there was also talk of more on saturday evening. president trump has ordered flags at half-staff through friday. i spoke with mayor bobby dyer yesterday who, once again, stressed the resiliency and resolve of this community. >> since i've been mayor for a little over six months and -- for 14 years, i see out in the community the willingness of people to always help their neighbors and get along and we have a very strong military, you know, presence here. the military is part of our dna here, you mow? and, you know, we got a city to be proud of and the other thing, too, we are

summer snell is from the national marine aquarium and joins us now. hgppy happy world oceans day!aritable organisation that runs the national marine aquarium. and myjob is part of the discovery and learning team. talking to visitors, giving talks, presentations, and hopefully inspiring them about the ocean and encouraging little ways they can protect and conserve it. undoubtedly we are more focused more generally for all sorts of reasons on what is happening in the oceans. in a snapshot, what is the big picture? there is a lot of negativity surrounding the ocean, but there should be a lot more optimism. there is only a small group of marine conservationists on this planet, but over 7 billion people, and we can all do little things. we can all help. it is not looking at it in the negative way, just saying, we have a problem, here's how we fix it. our power to fix things. before you get on to the positives, what are the negatives? talking about climate change, plastic pollution. yes, climate change, plastics, overfishing. we can utilise the ocean, but let's do it sustainably. let's

herbert snelling. bobby williams. the victims and their loved ones in our thoughts this morning. we won't name the shooter as we confront what has become a deadly epidemic. and we begin with the police chief cervera, our condolences to your entire community. in addition to the 12 victims, we also know there are four injured. what more can you tell us about their condition this morning and the latest on the investigation? >> we do know that three of the victims who were wounded are still in critical condition. one is in much better condition. our fingers are crossed and our prayers go out for a positive outcome. as far as the investigation goes, we're currently in the evidence recovery mode. the fbi has sent some who investigators to assist us. actually, they now have the lead at this point. so, all the forensics text from our city are still in the crime scene, in the building. i have to let you know that it's a large building and because it's an older building the inside is a honeycomb maze of offices. they've been in there for -- since the initial shooting and my deep honor goes

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as we heard from gareth snell yesterday, there are labour mps, i snell yesterday, there are labour mp5a mp5, i believe, who if they were given a choice, they had the whip lifted from them, would vote for the withdrawal agreement which would actually allow them to deliver to their electorate what it said it wanted. isn't the difficulty that he is hugely inexperienced at the top? he only had just under two months in cabinet. how can anyone expect him to step into the job of prime minister, given his lack of experience and given the challenge of brexit? let's not forget his experience before politics. ithink that counts for something. he has a lifetime of public service, he has served in very difficult positions asa served in very difficult positions as a diplomat in afghanistan, iraq, war zones. as a diplomat in afghanistan, iraq, war zones. he as a diplomat in afghanistan, iraq, war zones. he knows as a diplomat in afghanistan, iraq, war zones. he knows what it is like to be ina war zones. he knows what it is like to be in a tough place and how to help a country that you are serving mov

some legitimate si in women's studies, african-american studies to tell the stories in history as snell. >> i don't think they should be separate disciplines. we tell them all the time, novels tell the story of women, of blacks, with extraordinary empathy. huck finn does. i just read book, slaves of solitude in post world war ii britain. incredible insights into female sexual competitiveness. of course we should open our history. we should understand reality in it great and broad a way as possible, but the reality is this, peter. those separate studies departments, which it's black studied, women residents studied, they have become grievance factories and not but openness. they are about cultivating a very particular mindset which is one that is at war with the accomplishments of western civilization. >> host: when you speak on a college campus what's you're reception? >> it's varied. it's been at times rather a hostile, physically so, brute force. other times it's merely tense. and -- but other times students have listened respectfully and asked questions. university of pennsylvania re

herbert bert snelling who was a contractor and a resident of virginia beach. >> i'm so glad we did thatd showed the faith and names of every single person that has been impacted by this shooting because when you hear about another mass shooting in the united states it has become some routine, americans initial reaction is another shooting and it has become almost easy to forget the people and families impacted by this. >> we remember waiting to see the pictures of those who had been killed, to talk about them and bury them before the political conversation happened. now if an event happened the political conversation happens without talking about that. we are glad we did that and hope you take a moment to think about those who were lost and think about their families whose lives have been changed forever. >> back to some politics now because we have high-level talks between us and mexican officials set to take place in washington as tensions between the countries escalate in the wake of donald trump's newly proposed tariffs on mexican goods. garrett tenney live with the north line from

herbert bert snelling who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and is a resident of virginia beach. so as we stop here, take a pause, i'm going to ask the chief of police to come forth and talk about that 13th person. chief? >> an update to where we are on the investigative process. first of all, the investigators and detectives, forensic technicians worked through the night, processing the scene, and with dignity and respect to removing all of the victims in this particular case. medical examiner's office now will take over their part of the investigation and that should take the next 48 hours while they work through it, they're bringing in additional resources from richmond. during the investigative process we were assisted by the federal bureau of investigation, 40 members of the forensic taskforce from quantico and other places in virginia to assist in this particular case. this is a large scale crime scene. it's a horrific crime scene. please understand it takes not only physical, emotional, and psychological toll on everyone who spent the night inside that particular building

the labour mp gareth snell is putting points in that motion debate.arrabin, has more details. carbon pollution from fossil fuels. it‘s helped drive our economies and increase our wealth for more than 200 years. now, in the uk by 2050, it‘ll have to stop. to ensure that we make our contribution to dealing with climate change by laying the legislation for a net—zero target by 2050 today. this puts us on the path to become the first major economy to set a net zero emissions target in law. the announcement has won applause. i think it's very welcome, it is the first major economy to set this target, which is the target which will get us to where we need to be globally. it sends a very strong message to developed countries — you need to come along and do this too. and it sends a very important message to developing countries that developed countries are taking their responsibility seriously. in many ways, the clean energy revolution will be a quiet revolution you won‘t even notice. we‘ll be driving electric cars, for instance, but is this an electric car o

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nixon, christopher kelly rapp, robert williams, herbert snelling, these are the victims of friday's mass shooting in virginia beach. that phrase, friday's mass shooting, should sound bizarre, but it doesn't. this year is averaging more than one mass shooting per day in our country. how long would it take to read all of the victims' names? how long would it take to process the grief, to wrap our hearts around the scale of this tragedy, and how long will it take for our leaders to act? this year the house passed legislation to require universal background checks and to close the charleston loophole, but these measures have gone to the grave yard of bills that the senate has created. each of these reforms will save lives. none of them threatens our second amendment rights, and i'll close with the words of john dunn -- do not ask for whom the bell tolls. it tolls for thee. thank you, madam speaker. i yield the remainder of my time. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from nevada seek recognition? >> ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to r

although, didn't you think yesterday when gareth snell, the labour mp, he said he had wished he votedl, i wondered that inafew theresa may's deal, i wondered that in a few months' time will be see borisjohnson get in a few months' time will be see boris johnson get theresa may's in a few months' time will be see borisjohnson get theresa may's deal through? my life has been wasted, three years of it! what happens if the eu does not play ball? it is the way that it is and parliament does find a way of saying, you are not leaving on no deal. what does the prime minister do? there are a lot of ifs in that. yes, for sure. if parliament stands on the way, you have a big problem. but if you look at yesterday, under new ownership the deal will get taken back to brussels and they will have seen what happened yesterday.” brussels and they will have seen what happened yesterday. i know the argument. the problem is that there is not much evidence. the evidence is not much evidence. the evidence is the other way, that europe does not want to deal. but things change and elections can have an effect

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herbert snelling, who was a contractor trying to fill a permit and is a resident of virginia beach.their families of those lost and for the people of that community. arthel: fallout continues after robert mueller made his first public remarks on the russia probe. the former special counsel making it clear he has no intention to appear before congress. but that seems to have had the opposite effect as members from both sides of the aisle demand that mr. mueller testify. here's house judiciary committee member tom mcclintock earlier today on cavuto live. >> now he's coming back, dropping little innuendos and saying by the way don't question me. well, i'm sorry, the process doesn't work that way. >> if jerry nadler is listening to you right now, you want him to subpoena mr. mueller? >> very much, and it's his responsibility to do so. and it's something that he's been promising to do, so let's do it. arthel: that was david asman in for neil cavuto today. on set with me is robert shock, former prosecutor, and richard paul, good to have both of you. >> good to be here. arthel: why is ther

herber "burt" snelling a contractor who lived in virginia beach and visiting the municipal center for a permit. he led his church's security team and in his work he did everything from small handyman repair to building homes. robert "bobby" williams. a special projects coordinator who lived in chesapeake worked for virginia beach for 41 years. he helped build the seawall in our city and planned on retiring this year to spend more time with his family. the losses here will never be replaced but so many heroes emerged to prevent further horror. over the weekend, i saw heroic first responders, police, fire, and e.m.s. personnel who ran into the line of fire to save others before comforting our community in the immediate aftermath of this tragedy. as the hours and days go by, we hear tens if not hundreds of stories of the heroism of individuals who helped save lives during this tragic event, including the officer among first responders who in the performance of his duties took a bullet to protect our community. and was, by the grace of god, aved by his protective vest. unbelievable braver

burt snelling's neighbor told the virginia pilot reporter, it's the world we live in now, and it's a shame. a friend of missy langer's told "the washington post," this kind of thought has got to stop. another friend said, she didn't deserve to die like that. none of them did. this is a moment where doing nothing is no longer an option. to prove that point, all we have to do is look at the first responder who ran into the building and took a bullet to protect his fellow citizens. to him, it was never an option to not act. if there is a lesson that we take out of this tragedy, all we have to do is look at him. we must run into the building together. we must act. journal,'s washington live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up wednesday morning, a discussion on daca with the national immigration forum. then we will talk about trump administration trade and tariff policies with grover norquist. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern on wednesday morning. join the discussion. ♪ >> on the second day of his official visit to the united