a man on a train with an ak-47, and a pistol, and, like, a razor blade with amunition, tried to killn. and they said that there were three americans who charged this man down, no weapons intact, and you are those men. congratulations. ( cheers and applause ) the movie is about the story, all right. but tell me about what it was like to actually be there when you were on the train. you're all friends. you're on a train. you're on a vacation, and then you hear gunfire. what does that-- what does that feel like? what are you thinking in that moment? >> pretty scary, to be honest. yeah, honestly, it was just-- we turned around and saw them all at the same time, not really realizing what was going on, until you see a shirtless guy with an ak-47, and it was pretty clear what was going on. and just, like, immediately, just, like, shock. your heart sinks, and, "there's no way this is happening right now." we thought we were going to die. >> it's like visually you register it. but mentally, you tell yourself, "no way this is happening." within seconds-- boom, boom, boom! we have to react. the

narrator: these units come armed with satellite phones, night vision goggles, and ak-47s. elephants are also shot from helicopters, as was the case with 22 elephants killed in garamba in march 2012. hutson: we do know for certain that the elephants were killed from a helicopter used as a shooting platform. they shot the elephants through the top of the head. they first herded them, and elephants instinctively group into a circle, with the babies and juveniles in the center and the adults facing outward for protection. and that's how their bodies were found. narrator: more than 90% of elephants in garamba park have already been killed as a result of massive and continuous assaults. ruggiero: it's well understood that elephants have a sensof mortality. they understand that a carcass of, say, one of their family members has had its trunk cut off and its tusks are no lger there. they will go to an elephant that's ed. if the tusks are there, they will remove them from the carcass and pass them around equently and carry them off into the bush, for example. so they're cognizant.

but the two are ak steel in western pennsylvania. they are the last remaining manufacturer of electrical steel, meaning the steel that goes into our electricity grid. they've been hammered by this, as you know. in the eastern part -- >> they've been hammered by what? by not having the 232 remedy. >> to the extent you can focus on that, the steel executives, the letter they sent you on the 1st of february, i think, outlines the problem. this really is a national security -- >> why didn't the previous administration help the steel workers, why didn't the previous administration work on 232? >> well, i would -- look, i think there are a lot of us that had disagreements over the years with the administration then about being more aggressive. >> tremendous disservice. >> i hope that in this -- i know it's a 90-day period, but i hope you can promptly determine it. >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> mr. president, i agree with bob. that's a good example, ak steel the last electrical steel manufacturer, 101% increase over the last y

be able to purchase an ak 47. reasonable people want to close the loophole. my friend was killed in a church here in charleston, south carolina, so that will not happen again. reasonable people want to ban bump stocks. reasonable things that people want to do instead of the traditional pivot to talk about walter moore and chicago. the red meat talking points. >> katie: you talk about it being unreasonable. is it unreasonable to think that places like chicago and baltimore that have all the gun-control legislation you could possibly ask for would not be the examples that we should follow considering their murder rates? >> sure. here's what i will tell you, i'm not seeing gun control is the all out final answer, but i think it will be part of the solution to the problem in this country to prevent another charleston, to prevent another new town, to prevent another parkland, florida. >> katie: something that hasn't worked, but jason, last word to you. >> i would get rid of bump stocks as well. there was a lot of educa

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confirmaron 17 muertos en un tiroteo en una escuela secundaria de broward, el tirador tenÍa un fusil akrcel del condado, continuamos con mÁs. >> este es su "noticiero telemundo" 48 a las seis. lo mencionamos al inicio del noticiero, al menos 17 personas fallecieron en una masacre ocurrida esta maÑana en florida. >> el sospechoso fue detenido pero muchos padres siguen sin saber el florida para. >> esta tarde el sheriff del condado broward ha. >> se trata de un tiroteo masivo, hasta el momento las vÍctimas mortales. >> esto le quedÓ bien. sabemo sabemos sabemos 12 personas murieron dentro de la escuela, do >> >> asÍ que en este momento ellos estÁn trabajando. estÁ totalmente activo durante las prÓximas. >> no sabemos si tal vez tienen heridas de gravedad, aÚn siento, Él se encuentra bajo custodia de las autoridades, el enfoque es terminar de procesar la escena del crimen en la escuela, sabemos que 12 cuerpos aÚn estÁn en el plantel escolar, autoridades esperan estar aquÍ por el

. >> should states restrict ak-47s and assault weapons? mr. romney: i will let the states make that decision for what is best with their own state. i think that's the best way to deal with this. >> what about utah? mr. romney: i think each state including our state ought to consider the widest array of options. find out where there is common ground. do what they need to to protect their students. i have grandkids the go to school here in utah. i want to make sure schools are safe. i will not tell people what actions would be the most effective. i have not seen proposed legislation with regard to guns that would have prevented the attacks that have occurred. passing legislation that might make you feel better but does not do anything is not something i favor. i am not in favor of new federal legislation on the gun front. but let us have states look at protective measures, securing building signs, potentially police patrols or volunteer patrols or intervention teams to step in where there has been a setting where a student may have said or done

this guy should not have an ak-15. >> we do drills, we know what we're supposed to, but when you have someone with a powerful gun like that, how do you top the person like to? >> for parents whose kid was in the school on wednesday the time for change is long overdue. >> i would like to see more help for people with mental illness, less easy access. >> students say they're tired of waiting for action. getting involved, getting vocal, and taking to the streets. >> i felt like this was the best way to help make a difference and get their attention. if the laws don't change it will only get worse. >> ores talking about how the fbi could have possibly avoided the tragedy. now the governor of florida calling on the fbi director to step down. nbc 10 news. >> so much emotion there, miguel, thank you, live in parkland florida for us. >> we're learning more about a native of the poconos killed in this week's mass shooting. chris hickson was one of 17 people killed. he was the athletic director and the wrestling coach. he graduated from pleasant valley high school in the poconos. he s now a cla

of gathering and creating an archive that we have and have not been prepared to do much as far as .aking it known now, with the vault, we intend to open that up to the public where someone can bring in their granddad or grandmother and walk out with a high definition video of that interview. and i think that once the vault open the pryor centor to the public at least locally and statewide, we will some information out on what we do. announcer: our staff recently traveled to fayetteville, arkansas, to learn about its rich history. learn more at c-span.org\cities tour. you're watching american history tv, all weekend every weekend on c-span3. >> next, university of chicago history professor jane daley talks about how historians can reach a wider audience and potentially influence public policy using new media. of a new bookhor and has reported for the huffington post. this is in washington, d c. it is about 20 minutes. jane dailey teaches history and at the law school of university of chicago. she is an academic and public historian, and active in the media. let's talk about the intersecti

what is so shock ak but this location is that we are more than 60 miles from the border with syria. that's syrian anti-aircraft missile, struck down that plane, inside israeli airspace. >>> today marked the change of culture for the maker of oxycontin and other owe oids. growing up, a lot of people judged me because of the way i look. "i thought all asians were good at math." "you all look the same to me." "no, where are you really from?" "9/11 was your fault." "how do you see out of such small eyes?" "go back to your country." i guess i wish that people knew... we are not all the same. we are not all the same. we are not all the same. >>> today marked the change of culture for the maker of oxycontin and other opioids. the company is no longer marketing those drugs to doctors. it also laid off half its sales force. jim axelrod explains why. >> reporter: after years of marketing videos like these. >> they don't wear out. they go on working. they do not have serious medical side effects. >> reporter: handing doctors pamphlets claiming 1% of opioid users became addicted. purdue will ba

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they also had shards of glass everywhere and they had guards with ak-47's posted at every tower. it was a very frightening place to be. and this is the torture room that i described. you can see here that the prisoner is giving them the middle finger. that is of course intentional. because it celebrates the defiance and the rebellion that the prisoners had to their captors. it signifies the attitude of every prisoner who refused to denounce their own country and instead underwent brutal torture and deprivation. i was pleased to meet the artist when i went for the celebration for the dedication of the statue. and i told him about my book. and i asked him if i could use the relief for the cover of my book, because knowing my dad, he was such a humble man that he he wouldn't want his picture on the book. he would want a picture that represented every pow and vietnam veteran. and so i like to think that if he were here, he would like this choice. he passed on february 18, 2006. it was exactly 33 years from the day that he was released from prison. he was released from prison into fre

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>> the ar-15 and the ak-47 -- the ak-47 is the old soviet built system. the ar-15 doesn't have a fully auto on it. so if you use the m-16 situation in the military, three round burst but we don't qualify with that. ak-47 built for warfare has auto capability. so the point is that the automatic capability on weapon systems is limited because it's not accurate. just good for sprang people at close range. in fact, we don't even use the three round burst ever on the ar-15 but that's essentially one weapon of war that was built by soviets versus the nato system which is the m-4. that's what they are systems we use in combat. >> malcolm, do you think the average teacher -- we've heard people on fox news students should have thrown a backpack at the parkland shooter, thrown a chair at him. you heard people on the right saying you should have teachers armed with a handgun to stop a mass shooter that has that gun, an ar-15. is that credible throwing a backpack or chair or a teacher who is untrained, a teacher could take out someone who is intent on mass murder and

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a source tells abc news, crews have legally purchased seven guns including ak-47 and ar-15 used in thear. massacre. the pain is fresh 234 florida. a makeshift memorial has been set up outside of parkland. they all prayed for the survivors recover recovering ine hospital. the rising calls of gun reform came to the gates in washington today. 17 students lay on the ground to symbolize the 17 students killed in park land and demand action to stop this from happening again. >> president trump is open to tougher background checks, plans to hold listening sessions with teachers on wednesday. >> "action news" reporter dann cuellar is live at upper darby high school tonight. the number one cop in upper darby says he has the best way to protect everyone in upper darby high school, an idea bound to spark controversy. >> that's right, jim. at a time some are calling for tougher gun laws, superintendent mike chitwood is moving in a different direction to allow preselected personnel to carry guns at school to shoot back in case of attack. >> we have to do something to think out of the back. >> he ca

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it's not an ak-47. as an ar-15. >> i'm going to start off by giving you a timeline.'ll talk about the events that happened yesterday. i'm then going to introduce the s.a.c., and he's going to talk about the origin of the rifle, and then you're going to hear from a man who is going to expound a little bit. then i'll come back back to the podium and will answer some questions. i wanted to start off by telling you, a uber car dropped off the suspect at 2019 yesterday, 2:19:00 p.m. at stoneman high school. the suspect entered the east stairwell at building 12 with a rifle inside a black soft case. the suspect exited the stairwell, pulled the rifle out of the case. at 2:21:13, the suspect readied his rifle and began shooting into rooms 1215, 1216, 1214. he went back to 1216, back to 1215, and then to 1213. the suspect then took the west stairwell to the second floor and shot one victim in room 1234. 1234 on the the second floor. the suspect then took the east stairwell to the third floor. he dropped his rifle and backpack, ran down the stairs. he exited building 12 and ra

the ak-47 made 2500 miles away from st.he gun of choice for those in the military assault rifle so this idea of banning bob's gun that has never committed a crime when we can't stop heroin from coming across the border, we can't stop -- >> what does that have to do with where it's manufactured? >> it has o -- >> we are seeing consistent massacres do you understand that? >> if you banned ar-15s today, do you believe that all americans that own an ar-15 are going to turn them in? >> that's what we should keep it legal because if we change the law they will not abide by the law? >> no, what we should do is put our legislative and media focus on real solutions. >> a real solution would be to make it illegal. >> first and foremost, we should get a school resource officer in every school and we need to focus on if a person believes a relative is not doing well, they don't have a place to take them to. we don't have the mental health resources. >> i agree we should have that, but we should make that people with mental health issue

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>>> ak yyou. >>> this will morning there's a $200 billion deal to end the battle between to silicon valley titans. >>> this settlement involves uber and waymo, which uber of ripping off its self-driving car technology. it went to trial. it was under way this morning when there was word there was a settlement. waymo says uber is taking steps to make sure their technology doesn't end up in its cars. uber says it has not used any trade secrets from waymo, but under the settlement, uber give way $monthem a stake. we are committed to working with uber to make sure each company develops its own technology ies. >>> canadian prime minister justin trudeau is wrapping up his visit to the bay area. he spent his time in san francisco meeting with the jerry brown and gavin newsom. amy hollyfield joins us at the fairmont hotel in the city. >> our california leaders never mentioned their canadian friend but thanking the prime minister for being such an energetic leader on the international stage, saying that's not lost on those in the political sphere out here. thanking him for being so active in washing

but an ak-47 and an ar-15 is not for hunting.killing. [ applause ] >> i want to bring in gabriel edenbaum. he hid in a closet until the s.w.a.t. team arrived. gabriel has a question. >> why can a 19-year-old with mental health issues and other problems walk into a gun store and buy a gun and ammunition, when his mom called the cops on him 39 times? [ applause ] >> first of all, i can't imagine -- i can't imagine how terrifying that must have been for you. and you're right to ask the question. the fact is, in this case, this shooter, 39 times, law enforcement came to visit. there were disturbing, frightening social media postings. the fact is that what we need to do, and there are efforts at the state and there is federal legislation that would do it, is provide law enforcement the opportunity to get a gun violence temporary restraining order so that if it's clear that someone might do damage, then that person's gun should be taken away from them. [ applause ] and i know, jake, i know this is not a debate, but i don't know if we'r

and somebody with a high assault rifle ak 47, someone saw him in the hallway, and he had a gun, a rifle. >> pleasant hill police could not track that man down until today. they say he had mental health problems but fortunately no one was hurt. >>> a man is in the hospital after a violent crash in san francisco. it happened this afternoon in the richmond district. witnesses tells the man was riding a bike down a hill going very fast. they think he might have lost control. slammed into the parked car you see there in the area of 22nd area. medics why called to the seen and taken to tt hospital. suffering from life threatening injuries. >>> new numbers from the chp shows a spike in the number of people who are driving stoned. during the enough is enough campaign, officers from the golden gate division stepped up patrols. they tell us 307 drivers were an arrested for dui. they said police officers told only 2 arrests were marijuana related. they suspect the spike is related to california's knew recollection rageal law. the chp reminds you once again that driving high is still a dui. increas

are underpaid and they don't have enough resources, the idea that teachers are supposed to go buy an ak-47, a hand grenade and train to be -- >> let's be honest, why would you add more guns? >> to me it doesn't make sense. but we're having this important conversation. different people will have different ideas. >> let's have an open mind about a different perspective. i mean, you're both foreclosing the idea right off the bat, and it is a reasonable idea. it is -- i mean, it would have fulfilled the mission that the sro was supposed to fulfill and didn't and failed to. >> the sro had a gun -- >> can i finish my thought? >> no. the sro had a gun -- you've spoken a long time. the sro had a gun and didn't use it. to add more guns to an environment -- we keep saying the problem is mental issues, the problem is this, the problem is that. in every study, the only reason this happens is because we have so many guns in this country, too much access to guns. every single country, other than the united states, does not have this problem, and the only reason, and we should be honest about it, is t

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alikew that ak party are closely with hamas, the palestinian branch of the muslim brotherhood and we know that ak party is working with the muslim brotherhood in this country, and to what extent, and is the strategic look if you back off a bit, to what extent are we looking at something larger? arhaps the reemergence of ottoman state in turkey? questions --lot of i wouldn't begin to agree with a lot of that. don't recall ever talking about a jihad against the kurds, in fact, the president has repeatedly said that this is not against the kurds, it is against terrorists, meaning the pkk. by the way, trade relations with israel are booming for this country. >> what turkey can do in the power,as a new ottoman look at work turkey is in the region. egypt,e relations with and now there's tension twin saudi's and turkey, tension with the gulf countries. especially, iranian forces are attacking turkish troops, although they are becoming close partners in syria, so i think turkey is not what it was in 2009, and that was when more people in the region talked about the ottoman agenda, and i thin

are underpaid and you don't have resources, the idea that a teacher is now supposed to go and buy an akenade. and they know to be, you know, special forces. >> let's be honest. why would you add more guns to the environment? >> from my point of view, it doesn't make a lot of sense. but listen, we're having the conversation. it's an important conversation. different people will have different ideas. what? >> let's have an open mind about a different perspective. >> what? >> let's have an open mind about a different perspective. i mean, you're both foreclosing the idea right off the bat. and it is a reasonable idea. it is -- it would have fulfilled the mission that the sro was supposed to fulfill and didn't and failed to. >> the whole thing, the sro had a gun. >> can i just finish this thought? >> no, no. the sro had a gun. >> you've spoken a long time. the sro had a gun and didn't use it. and to add more guns in an environment, if you keep saying that oh, well, this problem is mental issues, the problem is this, the problem is that. in every single study, the only difference, the only re

familiar with the investigation says cruz had access to ten guns, seven he legally purchased including an ak-47 and the ar-15 allegedly used in the massacre. arlette saenz, abc news, washington. >>> authorities are warning people of the dangers posed by cliffs along the bay area coast. it comes after a man plunged to his death while trying to save his stranded dog. this happened in daly city. the park sits atop a cliff near thornton state beach. the man's dog ran off and got stuck on a cliff side. the 67-year-old victim fell several hundred feet trying to save his pet. rescuers eventually got to the man, but he had already died. his dog was brought to safety. >> sky 7 also flew above san francisco when a man needed to be rescued from the cliffs near lands end. the first call for help came in just after 5:00. it took less than an hour for firefighters to hoist the man up a trail above the cliff. the man was not hurt. the city of alameda could allow legal cannabis businesses in the city, like steep hill labs have not been able to set up shops though pot was legalized last month. the city has n

heheard aroundot five shs, five diffegunt hots, but also he characterized it as it sounded like an ak-47. now, i have not been able to confirm that but that's what it sounded like to him. on the inside of the building, what's interesting about this is we're getting to see the horror of the day in terms ofids being posted to social media, you know, in terms of, you know, s.w.a.t. teams clearing out classrooms. but in terms of what's going on down here,hooter appears to be 18, 19 years old. asinou said, 1ividuals have been taken to area hospitals. i've heard reports of approximately seven people are dead, but i've also heard as highs 20 people are dead. but, again, so much information is coming in right now, it'spi hard t down exactly what is truth at this point. >> woodruff: well, james laporta, we know it is a fast-moving story and we know the information we e right now is in -- incomplete but thank you very much for sharing what you.ave right now we appreciate it. >> thank you. >> woodruff: today's shooting is at least the fourth at a middle or high school in the first two months of

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bump stock and the ak-15s, those are military weapons. they should put a law against that. that would cut a lot of this killing out, not only in the schools but everywhere in society. they should think about those two things and get the supreme court to make the decision. that's what they're for. thank you. >> jack in iowa. good morning. >> yes. i think we need a new symbol, because people need symbols. and the symbols that i have to propose are cheap. it won't require any legislators to take any stands. student, pa outreach person can do it. and the symbol is scared, because people are scared, and dead because students are dead. and where you use this symbol is the next time people sing the national anthem, we can say that we now live in the land of the scared, no, the land of the dead and the home of the scared. the dead are the students. and the scared are the nra that need their machine guns. and they are the judges that won't take a stand. and they are the politicians that won't vote. >> one of the politicians speaking out about this issue was senator chris murphy of c