steves: gibraltar stands like a fortress, a gateway to the mediterranean. a stubborn little piece of old england, it's one of the last bits of a british empire that at one time controlled a quarter of the planet. the rock itself seems to represent stability and power. and as if to remind visitors that they've left spain and entered the united kingdom, international flights land on this airstrip, which runs along the border. car traffic has to stop for each plane. still, entering gibraltar is far easier today than back when franco blockaded this border. from the late 1960s until the '80s, the only way in was by sea or air. now you just have to wait for the plane to taxi by, and bob's your uncle. the sea once reached these ramparts. a modern development grows into the harbor, and today half the city is built upon reclaimed land. gibraltar's old town is long and skinny, with one main street. gibraltarians are a proud bunch, remaining steadfastly loyal to britain. its 30,000 residents vote overwhelmingly to continue as a self-governing british dependency. withi

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all the fences -- >> it's a shame a person has to make a fortress of their house. >> reporter: some residents say it's the only way to keep someone who is spying their property from committing a robbery. >> jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> a union protester who was arrested when police clashed with demonstrators was released from jail last night. >> hopefully, this ordeal will get over and be done and we will win our contract. bye, good night. >> during the protest, several police officers pulled him to the ground and arrested him. the police claim that just before they took him into custody he threw his sign at an occupied vehicle and damaged it. they say when they tried to arrest him he was uncooperative. other protesters claim that cole was racially profiled by police. >> this is a problem that ucpd has on this campus. police brutality and racism. >> and there were protests at uc campuses all over the state by the union that represents the service and medical employees. that union has been bargaining with the school for a new contract. >>> well, a state senator is introducing legislation t

so the idea is don't touch guns, just turn the school into a fortress. stop with cops and perimeter patrols? why not post snipers on the roof? dig a mote, fill it with gun-eating sharks! yeah, stick the heads of other school shooters on spikes outside the school to deter another attack! ( laughter ) that seems like a crazy idea. you can't have a school with snipers and armed guards patrolling the perimeter. no, apparently we need those guns in the classroom. >> we should start thinking about arming teachers. a minimum of six to eight teachers and administrators trained in the use of firearms. >> it's an issue of not enough superior fire power to stop these killers. >> trevor: so now you want teachers to have guns. like, my teacher didn't even know who was talking in class. ( laughter ) now you want to trust them to shoot the right kid? think about it. how many times did your teacher yell at the kid next to the kid who was talking? huh? like, one time my teacher tried to hit one of the kids with a blackboard eraser, missed the kid and hit the kid next to h

.>> that is a shame a person has to make a fortress of the house just to feel secure.>> we reached out to san jose police about the incident. officers declined to comment. the mayor continues his push to restore police rank and file numbers to over 1000 offices. he said that should help address these quality of life crimes.>>> donald trump expected to approve the release of a house intelligence memo about the russia investigation as early as tomorrow. the memo by california congressman devin nunes claims the fbi made the decision to put surveillance on it and advisor of the trump campaign based on a dossier that was partly funded by the clinton campaign. the president believes the memo will prove the russia investigation is a witch hunt. democrats say the memo is slanted.>> because of serious and material omissions it is inaccurate and gives a misleading impression. designed to tar the fbi and the doj.>> the fbi has urged the white house to keep it classified. they said the agency has grave concerns about omissions of fact that impact the memo's accuracy.>>> ntsb is in virginia at the

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and, in a concerted attack against bbc management, she said that for years it had created a fortressff. i was so distraught by what had happened. anyway... then i thought, "no, i have to fight." gracie's grilling went on for 2.5 hours. when said management emerged in the afternoon, the director—general apologised for the situation. i'm sorry it went to a grievance, and i said upfront at the beginning, i'd very much like to resolve the case of carrie gracie with her. and i'm sorry this has taken so long, and i'm sorry we're in this position, yes. he went on to explain for the first time in public why the bbc believe there is a hierarchy of roles among correspondents. the idea that every single editor, home and abroad, i would imagine, should be paid exactly the same, i don't agree with. it should not be a matter of gender, completely agree. outrageous if it was. but, you know, you have balances between different editors, and we need to be very upfront about what that, as it were, pecking order is. there are two parallel conversations happening today. carrie gracie spoke powerfully abo

and, in a concerted attack against bbc management, she said that for years it had created a fortressaff. i was so distraught by what had happened. anyway... then i thought, "no, i have to fight." gracie's grilling went on for 2.5 hours. when said management emerged in the afternoon, the director—general apologised for the situation. i'm sorry it went to a grievance, and i said upfront at the beginning i'd very much like to resolve the case of carrie gracie with her. and i'm sorry this has taken so long, and i'm sorry we're in this position, yes. he went on to explain for the first time in public why the bbc believe there is a hierarchy of roles among correspondents. the idea that every single editor, home and abroad, i would imagine, should be paid exactly the same, i don't agree with. it should not be a matter of gender, completely agree. 0utrageous if it was. but, you know, you have balances between different editors, and we need to be very upfront about what that, as it were, pecking order is. there are two parallel conversations happening today. carrie gracie spoke powerfully abo

. >> the thing is like a fortress. it's unfortunate has to be that way. but it has been effective. don't know in he school in a wealthy area like parkland, florida wants that to be a reality. >> this is an affluent neighborhood, columbine was an affluent neighbor tood'dhood -- neighborhood, sandy hook was an affluent neighborhood. as we heard the last couple hours, the fbi dropped the ball and people need to be sent back to the private sector, the ones responsible who blew it. charles: isn't there some sort of mental health lit muscle test? we don't want the government decide hog is mentally fit or not. there should be some obvious cases where there can be action taken. >> i agree with you. i think people on the left get nervous when there is talk about adding manhattan at health. the question ways mentally ill? if you have something approaching criminal insanity or paranoid schizophrenia, that needs to be noted somewhere. >> the way we collect this data for the background systems need to include a mental health element. how do you gather data and report these sorts of things. but w

. >> that's a shame that a person has to make a fortress of their house just to feel secure. >> reporter: some say it's the only way to keep them from committing a robbery. >> i'm sure the answer is very complicated. not as easy as just more police. >>> time is 5:38. a union protesters who was arrested when uc berkeley -- >> hopefully, we will win our contract. goodbye. >> reporter: during the protests, several officers pulled him to the ground and arrested him. the police claim that just before they took him into custody cole threw his sign at an occupied vehicle and damaged it. they say when they tried to arrest him he was uncooperative. others claim that he was racially profiled by police. >> this is a problem that ucpd has on the campus. it's police brutality and racism. >> there were protests at uc campuses all over the state. the union has been bargaining with the school for a new contract. >>> a state senator is introducing legislation to make it easier for cities to make decisions for mentally ill or homeless who cannot care for themselves. scott wiener introduced the bill yester

really scary and traumaticprasanth has lived here for 18 years and always thought his cul da sac was a fortresscommunity is how safe the community is doesn't matterstandup justine waldmanpolice believe the suspects took around 8- thousand dollars worth of stuff from the home, including 5 laptops, jewelry and a lot of cash. the best lead police have, comes from a neighbors security camera got which got an image of a smaller suv leaving the area with the suspects inside. in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. ( james ) some of last year's coyote creek flooding victims are suing the city of san jose... santa clara county... and the santa clara valley water district. the lawsuit was announced in a news conference yesterday by an attorney respresenting more than 150- families who are seeking compensation. the complaint makes several allegations -- including negligence and the dangerous condition of public property. city officials estimate the floods caused about 73- million dollars in damage. ( darya ) surveillance video captues a package thief in novato. you can see a man walk up to the porch... h

. >> that's a shame that a person has to make a fortress of their house just to feel secure. >> reporter reached out to the police and the department declined to comment. the mayor continues his push to restore rank and file members to a thousand officers. that should help address the quality of life crimes. >>> the city of oakland is suing a debris hauling company. the company, santos engineering moved into a warehouse and dust started coming from the warehouse coating windows in the area. one woman says it's making her family sick. >> they wake up coughing and, you know, i just went to the doctor recently myself because i couldn't breathe. >> it was cited for operating without a permit. this business is in violation of local ordinance. >> the lawsuit also says the owner illegally used water from a hydrant, causing debris to go into the storm drains. the owner of the company denies the allegations. >> they come here before they start pointing fingers. it's not true what they say in the lawsuit. >> reporter: the trucks do not haul hazardous material. and he's trying to address neighbors'

that had large windows, two doorway so how did you harden the classroom without turning it into a fortress or prison. >> that is a difficult thing to do, which you harden your classroom to want to deter an attack if they come in without scaring your children or make it seem like you are fortifying in a way that is not appropriate. we did that by looking for ways to barricade the doors or cover the windows. what i want to emphasize is that is not an example. my classroom should not stand as an example of what should be done. we should not be looking for ways to do this effectively. we should look for ways to prevent the next attack, not defend against it. >> you talk about teachers having guns. the president talks about that. you would be a prime candidate for this kind of thing. used to worry rifle with 30 rounds of ammunition, carried a nine millimeter handgun. you had a knife and body armor. you are totally prepared for this kind of a situation but i would imagine, dina and i percent of your fellow teachers are not trained like you are. what you think of the idea of your fellow teachers

really scary and traumaticprasanth has lived here for 18 years and always thought his cul da sac was a fortress, until now. sot how rich the community is how safe the community is doesn't matterstandup justine waldmanpolice believe the suspects took around 8- thousand dollars worth of stuff from the home, including 5 laptops, jewelry and a lot of cash. the best lead police have, comes from a neighbors security camera got which got an image of a smaller suv leaving the area with the suspects inside.in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. (steve) here's a live look at washington, d.c. tonight -- as we're now less than an hour away from another potential government shutdown. congress has until the clock strikes midnight on the east coast to get a budget deal done. (pam) this time, there is a bi-partisan bill on the table. but reporter natasha chen from our partners at c-n-n shows us... why one senator is blocking the vote. sen. rand paul, (r) kentucky: i think the country is worth staying here til 3 in the morning if senator rand paul continues to stall... around three in the morning is the earlie

.>> that is a shame a person has to make a fortress of their house just to feel secure.>> reporter: the resident say it is the only way to keep someone who is buying their property from taking the next step in committing a robbery.>> i'm sure the answer is very complicated. that is easy as more police.>> reporter: a lot of neighbor say that would be a good first step. san jose mayor continues his push to replenish the ranks of the police force getting them above 1000 officers trying to grow the size of the police academy. if you recognize the man in that video called the san jose police or your local police department.>>> a one on one interview with san francisco interim mayor. why he says he won't be running in next year's election.>>> victim of a pit bull attack is speaking out. why police are visiting homeless camps to try to find it. we can now repair complex at saortic aneurysmsare, without invasive surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for varicose veins. and if we can precisely treat eye cancer with minimal damage to the rest of the eye, imagine what we can do for gl

suomenlinna, an island guarding helsinki's harbor, served as a strategic fortress for three countries -- sweden, russia, and then finland. it's now a popular park with a fascinating story. the fortress was built by the swedes with french financial support in the mid-1700s to counter russia's rise to power. russia's peter the great had just built his new capital, st. petersburg, nearby on the baltic, and he was eyeing the west. think of it as european superpower chess. the russians moved to st. petersburg. the french countered by moving a swedish castle here to helsinki, stopping the russian offensive, at least for the time being. the fortress was sweden's military pride and joy. with five miles of walls and hundreds of cannon, it was the second-mightiest fort of its kind in europe after gibraltar. built by more than 10,000 workers, the fort was a huge investment and stimulated lots of innovation. in the 1760s, this was the world's biggest and most modern dry dock. after the construction of this fort, the village of helsinki became a boom town supporting this grand "gibraltar of the no

really scary and traumaticprasanth has lived here for 18 years and always thought his cul da sac was a fortress, until now. sot how rich the community is how safe the community is doesn't matterstandup justine waldmanpolice believe the suspects took around 8- thousand dollars worth of stuff from the home, including 5 laptops, jewelry and a lot of cash. the best lead police have, comes from a neighbors security camera got which got an image of a smaller suv leaving the area with the suspects inside.in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. (vicki) (vicki) four people are without a home tonight...after a fire broke out a t a duplex in los gatos. it happened around nine last night on dardaneli lane. when firefighters arrived to the scene... they found flames coming from inside one unit of the duplex. the flames were put within an hour...however three residents were injured form the fire... firefighters say four people were displaced by the fire...and are being helped by the american red cross. the cause of the fire...is still under investigation. (grant) first it was san jose and now its berkeley...

. >> that's a shame that a person has to make a fortress of their house just to feel secure. >> now,d to contact san jose police about this, but the police did not comment on that. san jose mayor sam liccardo continues to push to restore police numbers to well over 1,000 officers and says it should help address some of the quality of life crimes. >>> the warriors play in sacramento tonight. they want to bounce back from the big blowout loss in utah. back in november, the kings beat the warriors with steph curry and kevin durant out of the line-up. should be different tonight. most of the players are available to play. tonight's game beginning at 7:30. >>> the warriors are also teaming up with bay cat, a nonprofit group that serves under privileged youth between 11 and 25 years old. they're celebrating black history month together and they have launched a new video that will debut next week at oracle. the video was created by two of the teenagers with bay cat. ♪[music] ♪ when the odds are against us, we never give up ♪ ♪ ♪ >> angela king and manuel tell their story through the video.

head of the oakland unified school district police chief and he said you can think about creating a fortress. it is not about metal detectors shields and backpacks it is about catching the person before they come to your campus. i can't imagine telling your son here is the backpack.>> right, it's like to even have to have the discussion is bad. >> thank you for answering the question of the day and for using our hashtag. >>> coming up, president trump takes to twitter and accuses oprah winfrey of being biased. come, the panel that was on 60 minutes that has oprah viewers hoping she will enter the race. big sa n you've gotta go to ross. she was falling farther homeworand farther behind.ttle. we thought if we pushed harder.... but pushing harder didn't work.. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. sylvan worked. at sylvan, our certified teachers use personalized programs to help motivate students achieve their personal best. the results aren't just in her grades. her attitude is different. see how sylvan can work for your child. call 1-800-educate today! ross is going all out... all outdoors that is. y

really scary and traumaticprasanth has lived here for 18 years and always thought his cul da sac was a fortresstil now. sot how rich the community is how safe the community is doesn't matterstandup justine waldmanpolice believe the suspects took around 8- thousand dollars worth of stuff from the home, including 5 laptops, jewelry and a lot of cash. the best lead police have, comes from a neighbors security camera got which got an image of a smaller suv leaving the area with the suspects inside.in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. (pam) some of last year's coyote creek flooding victims are suing the city of san jose, santa clara county, and the santa clara valley water district. the lawsuit was announced in a news conference today, by an attorney respresenting more than 150- families who are seeking compesation. the complaint makes several allegations -- including negligence and the dangerous condition of public property. city officials estimate the floods caused about $73- million dollars in damage. (steve) an investigation is underway ... after complaints of flaring at the chevron refinery

and our schools were not originally built with the concept of a fortress in mind. many schools in florida and throughout the country have wings and open doorways. more and more we're ken urging students to have part of their education off of campus with externships and internships, athletics and other curriculars. i spend a lot of time on school campuses and there's a lot of people coming and going for a variety of reasons. and we're going to have to reassess those protocols. i still believe the best innovations and solutions will come at the state and local level. but it just shows that this is not a problem that we can throw money at and hope it gets better. we've got to continue to challenge ourselves to be creative meeting this new challenge. david: congressman, beyond what actually happened and something like this happening again, the idea that tomorrow everybody gets in their corners, separate corners and talks about gun control. is there some way despite all of the grievances that everybody has with each other that you guys can come together, everybody in co

>> for the time, you couldn't get -- it was like a fortress, bulletproof windows, doors that locked automatically, alarms wherever you looked at, buzzers here. it was different than anything i've ever seen. >> brian, what's so interesting is, so much is authentic. so, it's not just that they're buying something from 1974. it's the history. like, for example, this you said is an original piece. >> that's right. that's right. this is an original that was put in when lefty lived here. there's original features throughout the house, and that's what makes it what it is. it's got that '70's vibe, that classic vegas feel to it. >> absolutely. let's go into the kitchen area. >> this is another original piece commissioned for lefty. it's been here since day one on the wall. the ceiling above has gold-leaf accent under the wood. that's all original. >> it's a part of history of las vegas that it'll never be like it was, and that's why whoever is interested in buying this, they're buying a very big part of the history of las vegas. brian, let's take a look at the master bedroom here. >> okay. this is the ma

painted here certainly one regularly offered by the governments and state media of russia as a besieged fortress righteously defending itself against a largely hostile world and russia is now pushing for its previously disgraced sports men and women to be readmitted to the winter olympics starting next week in south korea because just. the court of arbitration for sport confirmed the athletes are clean and earned the right to take part in the olympics so the russian olympic committee will send a letter to the international olympic committee suggesting they allow athletes to compete in the olympic games. despite what russia's sports minister says the international olympic committee notes cass's points a lack of evidence doesn't prove the innocence of those athletes for now the i.o.c. seems reluctant to readmit them to compete in pyongyang. the result of the caste decision does not mean that i thought leaks from the group of twenty eight will be invited to the guy not being sanctioned does not automatically confer the privilege of an invitation still provided it's not overturned on appeal the cast

, for one, along with many others, put my journalism hat aside, would rather not send my kid to a fortressow, you have plenty of concerns about teachers who are und understaffed, underfunded, can't provide the adequate school supplies as needed, and yet now they're going to require training to carry guns? where are these guns going to go? are they going to be holding them the entire day at school? there are so many questions that these ideas just a being thrown out, without any concrete details. and i just imagine what the rest of the world is thinking, looking at us, dealing with this crisis that continues to happen on a daily basis and it's a uniquely american crisis. >> very quickly, anything going to emerge from this? >> unclear, i just do think what was different about wayne lapierre's speech today, i don't think he ever imagined that it was going to be clearly directed at president trump, who his organization spent $30 million plus to help elect. >> that is true. >> yep. because clearly, a difference between wayne lapierre and the president seems to be developing right now. we'll see

before that i was there with kerry i was there a couple of times but nor folk they can build it into a fortress and raise piers do everything they want to do but dupght help the entire region around the base floods. if there's nowhere for them to live if they're all having problems with flooding and real estate are values are collapsing and roads impassable doesn't help. so for the navy to save norfolk they have to save norfolk. so they have to save the whole region. and that's a much bigger deal. and it's not at all clear where this will go and how navy and what the navy will do whether they'll decide there's a certain legal reason why they can't get involved in -- in sifng stuff yongd their boundary of that bis and that might be fudged but still the question of investment in is it better to -- move this base somewhere else? and begin downsizing but it's -- this is not the only base many bases around u.s. military bases around the world are in trouble for this kind of thing. but norfolk poster child -- base closings are are fraud and if you reduce that it has a huge impact on the economy of th

. >> they have a fortress balance sheet. >> that was not in the interview. >> no joking around here ifgoing to be whipped around by the vix which was inspired today by the futures and as well as treasuries, i want people to sit there and think about what stocks they wanted to get that they have not been able to get this could be the fable's retask that so many are waiting for i want people to recognize that this is part of the course and enters a couple of big gainer days people will say midday it was a short cover rally. david, i have never been ever seen a market that went up and did not start with a short couple of rally including the move of 16,000 >> you are not afraid of 2.866 on the 10-yr that does not scare you. >> i am not immune to this i can see it can happen. >> that can definitely happen. i just want to prep people there are more to it and the futures and the vix and 2016 sell-off that we had before we took off i am trying to add perspective, david. >> any particular sector of the mar market that you think is unfairly hit that's down >> it is the most difficult thing to cr

versus the reality of being in a place which is, and you know this better than i do, built like a fortressed about noise, he's removed the fans from the computers so there's no noise he keeps it at, what, 60 degrees. everyone has to wear fleece. he's got cameras on everybody's desk so he can yell at them directly immediately >> and he yells at them. >> i don't think he uses the cam anymore. >> it may be the most bizarre, weird place to work in america in some ways >> except bridgewater, maybe >> i and one of our producers did a shoot there a couple years ago, and it was such a weird experience in the sense that the floor absolutely was -- you could hear a pin dropping. everybody was staring at us, as i was doing my broadcast you know, there was like no other conversation it was chilly, et cetera, et cetera i attributed that less to gender and more to the fact they had been so closed to the press and all outsiders for so many years. but you're right it's a very sort of icy environment,literally and figuratively, people are very focused. so you know, it's just interesting that this type of,

hear again and again from russia's authorities which is that the country is essentially a righteous and deceived fortress surrounded by a largely hostile world it's been the case the message that has been put across time and time again in this country that despite the decisions from the i.o.c. despite the decisions of the world anti-doping agency and its details mclaren report there simply was not enough evidence to back up those doping allegations against russia what happens next is difficult to say the moments the international olympic committee is scrambling for a response they are considering an appeal against the caste decision that would have to be done in a swiss federal tribunals but the actual criteria for a successful appeal are pretty slim russia for its part is trying to get the athletes previously banned back admitted into the winter olympics are about to start in south korea but the i.o.c. has reminded everyone that the russian limbic committee is still a banned organization and that if any athletes were to be readmitted they would have to be invited individually and that's not necessarily

painted here certainly one regularly offered by the government and state media of russia as a besieged fortress righteously defending itself against a largely hostile world and russia is now pushing for its previously disgraced sports men and women to be readmitted to the winter olympics starting next week in south korea because just. the court of arbitration for sport confirmed athletes are clean and earned the right to take part in the olympics so the russian olympic committee will send a letter to the international olympic committee suggesting they allow athletes to compete in the olympic games. despite what russia's sports minister says the international olympic committee notes cass's point i lack of evidence doesn't prove the innocence of those athletes for now the i.o.c. seems reluctant to readmit them to compete in p.r. . the result of the caste decision does not mean that it's from the group of twenty eight will be invited to the games not being sanctioned does not automatically confer the privilege of an invitation still provided it's not overturned on appeal the caste decision means r

to ask do you want to go to a fortress or a community school?eople saying different things. there are people on both sides. so the conversation needs to be had and my suggestion is have this conversation with your kids, don't wait for the government to have it. you will have to teach your children what to do.>> chief, thank you for your time. >> let's tackle another part of the debate that is reemerging. the nation's gun control laws. >> allie rasmus joining us a live with that part of the story from the newsroom. >> floored -- florida and broward county authorities wrapped up their briefing and at the briefing there is discussion about the support and counseling for services and how the community is processing all of this but there was a brief moment during the news conference when the governor rick scott hinted at the possibility of some sort of legislation at the state level in regards to gun control. >> how do we make sure individuals meant -- with mental illness do not touch a gun? we need to have a real conversation so we have public safet

. >> that's a shame that a person has to make a fortress of their house just to feel secure. >> we did police about what has been happening, but there was no comment from the officers. >>> in the meantime a carjacking suspect was arrested after being caught on surveillance cameras in los angeles, punching three women in a nail salon in a sherman oaks neighborhood. this video was posted on youtube by l.a. police. after the carjacking on wednesday, the man went into the nail salon and just started hitting the women for no reason. well, the women fought back in what they say was an intense fight for their life. they beat him with portable folding tables. workers from a nearby business also rushed over and held down that suspect until the police arrived. >>> a new airbnb ad criticizes president trump's coms about haiti, el salvador and other african countries. it starts with we hear there have been [censor] in these beautiful destinations. let's open doors and not build walls with the hashtag weaccept. >>> the time is 7:55. the golden state warriors are teaming up with a bay area nonprofit

really scary and traumaticprasanth has lived here for 18 years and always thought his cul da sac was a fortressow rich the community is how safe the community is doesn't matterstandup justine waldmanpolice believe the suspects took around 8- thousand dollars worth of stuff from the home, including 5 laptops, jewelry and a lot of cash. the best lead police have, comes from a neighbors security camera got which got an image of a smaller suv leaving the area with the suspects inside.in fremont justine waldman kron 4 news. ( darya ) surveillance video captues a package thief in novato. you can see a man walk up to the porch... he then grabs a brown envelope... before casually walking away... like nothing happened. this happened februarythird at a home on alice street. novato police are hoping that somebody will recognize the thief and come forward. ( darya ) joining san francisco... seattle and san diego are the latest major cities to clear marijuana convictions. seattle officials are moving to automatically clear past misdemeanors for pot possession. the city expects to clear as many as 600 convic

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i want my children to go to a school considered a fortress. not like an old western where everyone is walking around with a firearm on their hip. ashley: right. >> there will be a handful of administrators, maybe teachers, maybe coaches that are discretely-armed, no one will know it except for the perps who won't show up. ashley: i also heard people say we should immediately ban the ar-15, the weapon used in florida. to me that seems pointless. there are some other weapons out there, right? >> ashley, there are over 300 million guns in the united states. you can say, hey, let's ban this one that looks like this, or this one that looks like this. absolutely no effect on any criminals. ashley: i think we'll leave it right there, but thank you so much, tim schmidt, thank you for joining us commenting on what we heard from wayne laperriere from the nra. thank you, tim. >> you're welcome. my pleasure. ashley: let's look at the big board. the dow is up 167 points. we're close to 200 points on the upside. as we look at the dow 30 stocks most of those

government to build fortress america, a mighty, defensive shield that from protect america outside forces. as anationalists saw this reversal of policy from world war i when troops from america went to the aid of france and other nature -- other nations. here, berryman is mocking the isolationists by showing uncle sam sitting in a heavily sealed off united states. this cartoon was published on the eve of germany's invasion into france. three days later -- earlier, germany had gained access to the .nglish channel here, berryman portrays american isolationism as of the trail of -- betrayal of france. this cartoon is from october of 1940. the selective training and service act had been passed, for the first time instituting a peacetime draft in the united states. you can see mars, the roman god of war, selecting a capsule out of the basket. theas published on the day first draft numbers were drawn. you can see on the left, uncle sam worriedly looking on. in the background, the nations of greece, england, germany, japan, france, all marching off to war. here, berryman is foreshadowing the uni

the king invaded wales with a force of fifteen thousand men he took when if no like me in can pay to secure opposition he rebuilt ruined fortresses confiscated others that was still standing and commissioned a series of new councils i'm the king's messenger i have to report to his majesty on the state of building works and the situation in the country. sitting like an eagle's nest atop a high cliff holic castle in the south of when it is to be a symbol of the new power in the region. in the background more than three thousand feet high all the peaks of snowdonia and at the foot of the cliff the waves of atlantico break against the shore. am. even for me this is a barely accessible spot ruled by the rocks the winds and the sea. org we have erected stout wall a veritable barrier against the elements and of course against attacks by the natives who keep trying to interrupt the work. the goal of what. inside a large square courtyard is being laid out an assembly point providing shelter from the perpetual gale spring. we started building in twelve eighty three with just thirty workers at first now three years later but working flat ou

hear over and over and over again when you are in the country that russia is essentially a kind of besieged fortress surrounded by largely hostile worlds and so this decision does come as a vindication russia has always said that there was very little evidence to support the cases of the world anti doping agency and the international olympic committee and the various details involved in the many reports russia said that didn't amount to not much in this court of arbitration for sport decision basically does support that it's worth pointing out that the cast did say that this decision does not necessarily mean that these athletes are innocent only that they couldn't find enough evidence to prove their guilt but i think the subtleties of that message and not really going to be trumpeted soo much here in russia we've had various very satisfied messages coming out of the kremlin from the sports ministry and from disgraced former sports minister vitaly mco as well so what happens next story. that is a big question or there are many big questions about what happens next and it's too soon to say really but

here again and again from russia's authorities which is that the country is essentially a righteous and besieged fortress surrounded by a largely hostile world it vindicates the message that has been put across time and time again in this country that despite the decisions from the i.o.c. despite the decisions of the world anti-doping agency and its details mclaren report there simply was not enough evidence to back up those doping allegations against russia what happens next is difficult to say the moments the international olympic committee is scrambling for a response they are considering an appeal against the caste decision that would have to be done in a swiss federal tribunals but the actual criteria for a successful appeal are pretty slim russia for its part is trying to get the athletes previously banned back admitted into the winter olympics are about to start in south korea but the i.o.c. has reminded everyone that the russian to him because he is still a banned organization and that if any athletes were to be readmitted they would have to be invited individually and that's not necessarily a do