i think this is exactly why we have student delegates and an s.a.c., to be able to step in and get the feedback to hear everyone's voices and to do the right thing and to tell us what the right thing is for students, so i want to applaud you for doing that. and certainly if there is some sort of compromise, i would like to know what it is. i think you've heard from us that we are very open to hearing what the possibilities are, but we're not willing to create a situation where some students don't have access, and that's a bottom line that we have, and we want you all to know that, and we hope that you hear that. there are many schools that have a process that works, so let's hear what those are and city see if there's an idea that works for everyone. i want not saying that you should show a special i.d. or put tickets aside. that's not a solution that at least in my opinion going to work. somebody brought up athletics, someone yelled out yearbook, student government, prom, graduation. i actually think we need to talk about those things, too. when -- when -- when -- when -- when i visit

an ar-15. >> i'm going to start off by giving you a timeline. i'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 ran towards the tennis courts and then took a southbound turn on foot. the suspect crossed f

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