it seems to be a bookish loner we have seen that of course a lot in new york west the massacre of columbine without any reason we have seen it in utero to so europe is that it proud about the fact that arms control is much tougher like in russia by the way it is in the west but still in germany a few years ago we had this young man who took the guns of his father to to go on a rampage in school so we have seen that in europe as well though less so than in the us so what more can be done i don't know i'm sure of president putin was right in asking the security forces to check again on the on the systems of arms control in the population to make sure that arms can be identified here in in western europe unfortunately you see that with the why of the immigration debate head of the last 2 years it seems you can obtain a kalashnikov from 24 hours now in some cities like the l.v. of belgium and other places so it is dangerous and and we can we cannot protect. against mentally deranged people especially youngsters like this one portrait seems to appear on the type of of loner that we have seen bef

that moment inspired me to create a database or i tried to search for every shooting since columbinekids were on campuses when the shootings occurred to put this into a more realistic context we are about ready to head a quarter of a million kids going through campus shooting since columbine. it is staggering. >> it is. but it is a powerful graphic to have the data points of the shooting and to see the extension and one thing that is interesting about that particular data set you talk about the child exposure but that doesn't even account for the implications if they don't go to school for parents or other community members if we were to think about the scope of this issue come i don't know if we could fully quantify it. one of the things i wanted to highlight were the two perspectives from each chapter of the book one of the aspects of the experiences that i found no striking is that that t14 that these are one-off events that they are our children and communities that are repeatedly impacted so tell viewers about t14 in particular. >> that was another discovery. t14 the very first

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joins a growing, long list in the united states of mass shootings including places like las vegas, columbineparkland, gilroy. san jose residents now have to be reminded of that whenever there is a mass shooting in this country, that san jose is on that list, very sad list to be a part of. >> when you think about what that community has gone through in the past year and a half, how hard that community was hit, now we are seeing some optimism. today was supposed to be a day where they were opening up and things were going back to so- called normal, announcer: it's time to play "family feud"! give it up for steve harvey! [captioning made possible by fremantle media] steve: how y'all doing? [cheering and applause] thank y'all. i appreciate it, everybody. thank y'all. i appreciate it. i do. well, welcome to "family feud," everybody. i'm your man steve harvey. [cheering and applause] i gotta tell you, we got a good one today for you, folks. returning for their fifth and final day, with a total 41,275 bucks, from gainesville, georgia, it is the champs, it's the kidwell family. [cheering and applaus

. >> we started re-evaluating how we treat the situations after columbine.t would happen is officers would get there, and potentially wait for the swat team and wait for greater resources before they went in. >> sheriff smith says the change in procedure prevents more lives from being lost. >> they went in there, at great risk. they are risking their lives, because they know that's what their job is. >> what would prevent them, going in? >> nothing. >> i'm candace web. >> the second year anniversary of the gilroy garlic festival shooting. you don't have to be in it to be emotionally impacted. here is more on how we need to cope with this. >> please, whatever you need to to get support, i know i need it myself. >> reporter: an emotional transit president encouraging people who are struggling to seek out help. >> it's important to remind yourself you're not experiencing it alone. >> reporter: professor of psychology lescy tinson says it can impact the entire community. >> the biggest thing is that our safety and strategy. >> reporter: they recommend listening

mean or misses on the pitch as well as political battles and tragedies also it's been a long time columbineand finally. they can paint the town red the people of liverpool household there's. this one song written by rodgers and hammerstein has carried the spirit of liverpool through triumph and disaster. was. the was 2 you know was the favorite song anyway it's a song over the years by civil rights campaigners i always get choked her degree when you sing about hope we all need hope to get through the tragedies to get through the daily grind of being in one of the most poverty stricken areas or in the country it's all around some you know in the words meaning lost i didn't even know was getting. it's become a massive problem. for minutes. for the game for everybody if you give it everything they've got and that makes us feel as though that we all the 12th. the day liverpool were confirmed champions their point was 96. the same number as those who. may not be top of the table. they might not have the biggest stadium. but they stand as titans in the face of the fascist far right movement. if y

situation in the country and the increase marginalize ation of minorities my guest this week is john of columbine a unique secretary just 3 largest foreign ministry fiza any chance of the move to take the criticism seriously i'm still something about the conflict. in 30 minutes on. ready to get a little extra. place as places in europe are smashing the records stick to the touch or. just don't lose your grip it's a treasure map for globe trotters discover some of europe's record breaking sites. also in book form. morita of the planet. play to. the nail on the green sun's holocaust and to me it's clear remains true. the solutions are out to. join me for a deep into the green transformation for me. for the. place . this is g w news along from berlin tonight no facebook for donald trump at least for now. facebook's oversight board today have held the decision to ban the former us president for inciting the riot at the u.s. capitol the board says the ban was justified but that making the ban indefinite was not also coming up india sees another record rise in code 19 says overcrowded hospitals turned

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like many other young people columbines was enthusiastic about rock n roll which we listen to on stations such as the b.b.c. . but also politically he began to move away from the official thinking of east germany. in 1968 he wrote 2 unsigned letters for the 1st time when he was just 16 years old. as soviet troops invaded czechoslovakia violently putting down the democratic reforms of the communist government in prague. it was an injustice that was also found in east germany. more shock needed an outlet for his i'm going about it. some of our part of the steer employees of the german service of radio london and i really like your program because it shows our people's opinions that cannot be seen in our media process i am 16 years old and would like to write a few things about the mood of young people regarding the events in czechoslovakia . had been dominant gustavus the shah i believe that the west has not taken strong enough steps against this invasion most and i must a country that has struggled to win just a bit of freedom always be forced to continue on the old path under moscow's rul

often are these incidents copycat attacks you know we're speaking about you know terrible tragedy in columbine in curt's in crimea or other school shootings how likely is it this could be a copycat attack or somebody acting entirely out of possible grievance mental health problems extremism we just don't know until we have leave the of the official information but do you think a copycat motive could be one the police will be looking at here. well you hit the nail on the head there were is the intention what is the process of the person that's doing it is it because he's radicalized others islam or not that's radicalization that's taking place all or is it simply someone with mental health issues that decided to go on a killing spree and become famous and of course they will watch what's happening in the world and then what happens in the u.s. and other countries is now spread across the world so there's no secret that these things happen it's no secret that you go on the internet you can find out what to do and how to do it and this is a this is a problem for all societies and that's why i say

thought is this a copycat attack could this be inspired by the incident by columbine and by other school shootings we just don't know until security services carry out the investigation and see what the motive was was it mental health past or grudge is the most inspired we just don't know at this stage and security services do have the situation under control now the attacker acted alone we do know that. he has been detained they'll be looking potentially for any other devices that the attacker either may have left or said he left in the school they'll be searching his home speaking to family members and seeing what could have caused this to happen ok don hawkins with me in the studio let's bring in a guest now dr david lowe's a senior research fellow at leeds beckett university's law school he's researching terrorism and security. thank you so much for coming in initially we believed in this incident we were talking about 2 assailants it appears now according to. the official information we're getting there was there was a lone assailant is that more typical in in school shootings attac

to ending this scourge in the country and for many that are in this room, some of us were here as columbine had the nation and the commitment then to m stop gun violence. we must do more to address the issue of life and death and complete this work. we started the legislation that we know will work and therefore i call on the senate to pass the bipartisan background check passed out of this house under the leadership of chairman nadler. and the violence against women act that contains a provision to bar the use of a firearm for those convicted of a misdemeanor stocking. i will leave that bill as it i came out of the committee. at the same time, we are in the house and must consider additional legislation for gunonsense solution for the violence and suicides. that is why the discussion will be so important today. this discussion, and i thank you for your presence here, it should be a call to action, and a call to do. we must do and we have to do it now. i look forward to hearing from witnesses and it is my pleasure now to recognize the ranking member's opening statement. you are recognized f

able to escape until today, this list of mass shooting cities that keeps growing like las vegas, columbine, parkland, here in santa clara county in gilroy and now, unfortunately, we have to add san jose to the list. it is a very sad acknowledgment that that list exists for one. and now we are a part of that. people around the country, in fact, around the world, now no san jose for this event in spite of all of the good things going on here on a daily basis. it is very deeply saddening that this happened here in this city and of course nothing can approach the sadness being felt tonight by all of the folks who are connected loved ones of the victims in this case so a very tragic day here in san jose. >> you had such an incredible career of covering the bay area and, unfortunately, you covered stories like this before. was there anything different about this particular day or incident that struck you, or was it that it is similar emotions that you felt before covering these events? >> these types of events, it is a little different and i am a lifelong san jose resident. as soon as i heard ab

metaphorically buried this was pre-columbine, preschool shootings, pre-any of that stuff.onestly i don't if i could write that same song today with the same exact lyrics. knowing how some people are reacting to lyrics like that or taking words like that. kennedy: aren't where does music go from here? does it become so watered down and safe that seems the opposite of what rock 'n' roll is supposed to be. >> welby can't do that. can't do that. you've got to write your songs, he got to be in there, it got to stand up you got use metaphor. freedom of speech is a great thing to wave as a flag, first amendment all that stuff. with it becomes responsibility. not on the writer but the recipient as well. just like the second amendment i'm a pro-gun guy i'm a concealed carrier. doesn't mean i can to my guns off willy-nilly but there's responsibly that comes with any. kennedy: that's correct you have great abs for out of what you're doing over there, but you are in fine shape my friend. so keep it up, keep writing, keep pushing, keep going in for the kill. >> keep ring set up space b

this is the fourth deadliest shooting in your state's history, columbine, the king soopers grocery store for your community to be going through this? >> it's a tragedy and it's a stark reminder of the potential lethality of domestic violence. because, ana, unlike these other incidents you mentioned, this is -- has all the appearances of a domestic violence incident. we have to remember that, you know, 20% of the victims of homicides related to domestic violence are not the partners. they are bystanders, police officers that show up, people in the wrong place, wrong time. and that's what happened here. we had a lot of very innocent people that were killed in the midst of what appears to be a domestic violence incident. >> it's just so horrible. i know the police chief has said that the police officers who responded were really shaken after going to that scene. forgive me, mayor, i have to interrupt for the president. >> colonial pipeline. this is something that our administration has been tracking extremely carefully, and i have been personally briefed every day. the department of energy

shooting incidents as one of the primary findings that we came up after studying incidents like columbinerpose, so police would have the tools they need to respond. but there is a valid conversation around whether or not those tools need to be deployed to things like, you know, civil unrest and first amendment protest activity. there are ways to parse through these issues intelligently. and hopefully these are the conversations we're having now. >> there is an intelligent conversation to be had. those conversations largely are not being had. you can't ignore it anymore, you guys. it's happening every day. san jose, california, is now the site of another tragic shooting because now we're getting reports of fatalities. we do not know how many. we will be learning a lot more hopefully very soon as they will be holding a press conference. the sheriff's department tweets out the shooter is down. how much damage was done, how many lives were taken, i'm afraid to say we don't know but will soon find out. we'll continue to follow this. andy mccabe, anthony barksdale and josh mccabe is with us as

columbine, that is run during gannett news, during columbine date listed everybody who had a registeredy firearm in your community and give those addresses. those people were victimized by people knowing they had guns. i did not like. the only paper we get now is the new york post. that shows both sides. host: flanders, new jersey. this is tyrone in michigan. good morning. caller: good morning. i was a paperboy, i used to deliver the florence times in florence, alabama. notice the times daily. it is still going. during my school years, we had to read the paper. we had to take a government class to graduate. i would see older men walking around the neighborhoods with the cap bond, cigar and newspaper in the back pocket. you do not see that anymore even in michigan. we have the free press and detroit news. my youngest son was a paperboy for the detroit news. i have always been interested in local newspapers. in michigan, yet the free press and detroit news. the detroit news is more conservative. i like to read both of them. even online to get a contrast of what is going on in the country

i think they tore down the columbine high school. there've been other cases where they've been mass shootings and. authorities get together they look, we can't send people back in their right. so i can't imagine. i mean, i don't know, but this is such a large facility. ah thinka transit of. i think you would go back at some point. so who were those first workers to go back? are the workers who were there today? the ones to go back? maybe. do they have the option of saying you know what assigned me elsewhere? my heart is in vt. i want to help my fellow man and woman get around, but i can't go back into that part of the facility. but again to tear that information and it to get that account from from from our photographer george boost does it really does tell you how that is? one story, and there are many stories like that that i expect to hear in the coming days, weeks, months and again. this is something they'll be carrying with them for the rest of their life. multiple law enforcement sources identified the gunman as sam james cassi