. >> and i know as phil said, celine, time is difficult to tell in a situation like this. was anybody saying anything? was the gunman saying anything? were people being quiet? do you remember the sounds? >> i just remember the shots. i just remember -- i don't remember if it was before or after the shot john said what the fuck, and those are the only words i can remember. i don't know. i didn't hear anybody yelling. we just -- from the sounds we knew what was happening, but i didn't hear anything else besides the shots. >> yeah. i would say that's accurate. i think as soon as everyone found out, everyone got dead silent and tried to hide under their desks, but it was clear that he went after some people that were. >> and phil, i mean, i know you're a crime reporter. i mean, you covered this kind of stuff professionally. obviously it's a completely different thing when it's you underneath the desk. can you just describe what was going through your mind? >> i mean, i'll tell you when it first started to happen, i mean, you just immediately go into panic mode. you don't know

come back to celine go go ahead and as briefly and this i'm sort of. i'm sorry but that doesn't mean anything i mean if i mean wife or mother or sister is being and has cigar in the past also a chemist and it's interesting they use this kind of this where they said look my mother is also being a has got my mother next governor megan's to a bomb and i am and you know the use of rights covers a political symbol and this kind of rhetoric we have also i mean i love what i am i can only look at is the concrete policies there in this country which of them is a majority country but they were only able to lift this just two three years ago our letter that allowed them to we have all. you made your private life than looking at the policies fair enough let's bring in saleem again continue the fort for us i mean. i would like to make another point only a few days before the election. sure of course it's we're having a conversation. a few days before the election the programme one of the pro-government think tanks seta published a poli sci brief accusing main oppo

after i did that, celine is with me. her phone was at her desk. in that moment, i thought i was going to die. i thought we were going to die. the only thing i could do -- here, celine, text whoever you need to text, contact whoever you need to contact. she texted her mother. i'm not sure if she texted anybody else. i saw she was on twitter. it didn't register what was going on. that was heads up by her. testament to her, herself awareness in that moment. >> i know you have said the police got there pretty quickly. you were able to identify yourselves and get out of there. i can't even imagine what you witnessed as you walked out. >> there was -- it was chaos. the office was in shamble s. we saw -- we had to pass two bodies of our colleagues, which was something that nobody should ever have to stomach. just unfortunate that somebody would come into a place that only reports truthful stories that are fact based and unleash hell on the office. we tried to keep our eyes off the ground. inevitably, we all, as journalists, were curious. it was sickening

up next, celine dion's new do.0-year old looks nearly unrecognizable with blonde locks and bangs. she posted the pic ahead of her concert in tokyo, but when she hit that stage that night, no fringe in sight, so we we're thinking she's rocking a wig. ♪ that's the way it is and finally, tom and gisele's soccer star in the making. that's gisele cheering on 5-year-old daughter vivian, who seems to have caught the world cup fever from her brazilian-born mama. >> brazil! >> tom's told us before he'd be on board with his kids becoming athletes. >> who knows if they'll play sports. if they do i think it's great because i can really help them out. >> you think? >> tom turned dun a chance to play baseball at michigan also instead of football. >> a multiathlete. and he's kind of cute. >> up next, whitney's sister-in-law on the fatal addiction. >>> plus -- >> will you marry me. >> bachelorette jojo two years after the proposele. >>> then, our mission impossible exclusive. did we finally find the one thing that scares tom cruis

it's given us a chance to kind of come back to celine go go ahead and as briefly and this sort of . i'm sorry but that doesn't mean anything i mean if he is i mean wife or mother or sister is being and has a car in the past also terminus and it's in turkey they use this kind of this where they said look my mother is also being a headscarf my mother knits governing is to run and i am and you know the use of rights covers a political symbol and this kind of rhetoric we have heard also i mean i love what i am i can only look at is the concrete policies there are bad in this country which is amusing majority country and act party was only able to lift this just two or three years ago our let's allow sounds like until we have all or i'm not you made your private life let looking at the policies fair enough let's bring in psyllium again continue the thought for us i mean i would like to make another point why are only a few days before the election. sure of course it's we're having a conversation. a few days before the election the programme one of the pro-government think tanks seta publ

this is video from the scene after joseph mathieu shot and killed celine tindal at the west oakland b.a.r.t. stapgs. investigators say tindal was armed while fighting another man. his family is now suing b.a.r.t. police. >>> now to the historic summit between president trump and kim jong-un. the president just hours away from sitting face-to-face with the north korean leader. i want to show you a life love at singapore. their first meeting is scheduled for 6:00 tonight our time. abc reporter tampa pal marry has more. >> reporter: president trump confident about his chances of success at the high stakes summit with kim jong-un. less than 24 hours away from that historic sit-down at a meeting with the prime minister of singapore. tweeting, great to be in singapore. excitement in the air. kim jong-un touching down hours earlier, staying at the heavily guarded st. regis hotel, arriving with his sister in a black limousine with north korean flags on the hood. his bodyguards ran alongside the car. kim told prime minister lee, the whole world is watching. mode yeah said trump and kim will discuss

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government in power and it's really and the new interior minister mr celine in is willing in a way to send a signal that it's and he's ready to block the whole sum me from the here is basically did nothing is agreed until everything is the. prominent child abuse campaign and nobel peace prize nominee has been arrested by the f.b.i. of allegations of paedophilia killam up on investigations. twenty two year old joel davis is outspoken in his activism against sexual violence that's what makes his recent arrest so disturbing joel davis has been arrested and it's alleged that he attempted to engage a minor in sexual activity and he's been distributing child pornography now beyond the basic charges the actual details of the case are pretty disturbing the f.b.i. picked up davis in a sting operation now they've revealed some of the text messages he exchanged with undercover agents what's about to follow is rather disturbing but it's actually not the most disturbing part of the correspondence during the course of the text conversations davis stated that he is into children ages zero plus and h

a call to let give us a chance to kind of i was already going to come back to celine go go ahead and as briefly and this i'm sort of. i'm sorry but that doesn't mean anything i mean if i mean wife or mother or sister is being and has a car in the past also a chemist and it's interesting they use this kind of this where they said look my mother is also being a headscarf my mother next governor gets to run and i am and you know the use of rights covers a political symbol and this kind of rhetoric we have also i mean i love what i am i can only look at is the concrete policies there was bad in this country which is amusing majority country but it was only able to lift this just two or three years ago our let's not going to we have all. you made your private life than looking at the policies fair enough let's bring in sally mcginn continue the thought for us i mean i would like to make another point only a few days before the election. sure of course it's we're having a conversation. a few days before the election the programme one of the pro-government think tanks seta published a poli

. >> reporter: handing the phone to reporter celine san she texted her mother and texted active shooter. please help us. phil davis also hiding under a desk could hear the gunman reloading his weapon. >> it makes you feel powerless and helpless. it removes all control from every facet of your life. it's only a few seconds that you realize what is happening. >> reporter: police say ramos had smoke bombs and his weapon was a 12 gauge shotgun. >> it was legally purchased. >> reporter: ramos had been harassing the paper on social media for years after the paper wrote an article about him as a defendant in a stalking case. he pled guilty. >> this was a targeted attack. >> reporter: tonight mourning the victims. wendi winters described herself as a proud navy mom. gerald fischman worked for the gazette for over 15 years. and editor robert hiaasen remembered as a mentor to younger reporters. president trump expressing condolences. >> journalists like all americans should be free from the fear of being violently attacked while doing their job. >> gio benitez joins us now from outside "the capit

after i did that, celine's with me and her phone is at her desk. in that moment i thought i was going to die, i thought we were going to die. only solace in that moment, here, you can have my phone. text whoever you need to text, contact whoever you need to contact. she texted her mother. i'm not sure if she texted anybody else. then she proceeded to send a tweet. i saw that she was on twitter but it didn't register to me what was going on. that was heads up by her, testament to herself awareness in that moment. it was chaos. the office was kind of in shambles. unfortunately, we saw -- we had to pass two bodies of our colleagues which was something that nobody should ever have to stomach. just unfortunate that somebody would come in to a place that only reports truthful stories that are fact-based and unleash hell on the office. >> we'll be right back. it all started when donald trump tore thousands of immigrant children away from their parents. we the people challenged him in court and in the streets. then trump was forced to admit that his policy

and the academy, celine kristie sivantes. this year as well, in the name of president mendoza's late but great mother, beltran mendoza from school of the arts. [applause] >> president mendoza-mcdonnell: thank you. congratulations to all of those award recipients. all right. so that was our student portion of recognition. item 5 is recognitions of valuable employees rave awards. there are no rife awards tonight. section b, continuation to item 6, advisory committee reports and appointments. item one, report from the parent advisory council, the p.a.c. if i could have the p.a.c. representatives join us. >> good evening, ladies and gentlemen. superintendent dr. matthews, commissioners. i'm sarine. i'm the vice chair for the parent advisory council. i have a 9-year-old daughter that is at guadalupe elementary school, who is going into 4th grade. >> good evening, superintendent, president, and commissioner, i'm john amar, chair-elect for next year. i have two children at alamo going into first grade and second grade. and i wanted

one of the reporters on an der son, celine, she interviewed to work for me.was an intern at the council for advance in support of education. we're a small close-knit family. this is what journalism is at its basic level. telling the stories of the community, making sure that people are informed and it hurts me to no end having to listen to sean hannity politicize this and others a little bit you size it. let's keep it real. the person that is responsible for this is the one that is in custody. and the overriding issue if you allow someone with a mental health problem is another issue. and the fact that you have the president of the united states calling us enemy of the people and fake news and in flaming those who are mentally questionable is also an issue. but today the issue is what we lost. they are the very basic -- at the basis level what we do as journalists. and they deserve better. can you imagine having to go back to work at the kcapital gazette and have to do that job. what we do every day is do that job. whether you're working at a newspaper or in

one survivor, celine san felice describes her terrifying experience to cnn. >> i was working at my deskhen i heard the shots, and it took a couple of them for me to realize what was happening. and i looked at anthony, the intern. and i said i'm getting out of here. i grabbed my purse and went to the back door which i was only a couple steps from. it was locked. what happened here was very calculated. i reported on pulse, when pulse happened. i went to school in florida. and i remember being so upset hearing about the victims who were texting their families, and there i was sitting under a desk texting my parents telling them that i loved them. and i just don't know what i want right now. our whole lives have been shattered. and so thanks for your prayers, but i couldn't give a [ bleep ] about them if there's nothing else. >> police officials say the shooter's intent was clear. >> this was a targeted attack on the "capital gazette." he entered the building with a shotgun, and he looked for his victims as he walked through the lower level. >> overnight, police searched the suspect's home.

along with an encyclopedic knowledge of fine wines and an inexplicable attachment to the music of celineand tradition. if you still trap beavers, you should, if at all possible, cook them and eat them, not just strip them of their pelts. and as incredie as it might seem, you can cook beaver really, really well. beaver tail, on the other hand, is not actually beaver at all, rather a quick spoon bread-type thing that in our case goes somewhat awry during an inadvertent inferno. [ laughter ] with the sauce, it almost looks like chocolate. it's so rich-looking, huh? >> martin: i love it when it's like that. some people don't put too much blood, but i like when it's very thick. >> anthony: wow. that's absolutely delicious. >> martin: yeah, it is. i wasn't joking, but -- >> anthony: tastes like chicken. [ laughs ] no, it doesn't taste like chicken at all. >> martin: this is your first time? >> anthony: yeah. >> martin: oh. wow. [ laughs ] that's something. i -- i think you almost eat everything. yeah? >> anthony: yeah. at this point, you know, animals, they see me and they're like -- >> martin

celine, who you heard on the phone with anderson, has that passion. i'm very proud of her.he's a great young lady. is she interned with my wife and applied for a job with me and took the job at the "capital gazette" instead. that tells you these people are very -- let's not forget what we lost. so every time someone calls us, that's what stings more than anything else. when you call us enemy of the people or fake news. the majority of journalists are doing what those four did every day. they described it as a war zone. i have covered wars. when you go into a war zone, you're prepared for what may happen. you walk into your office in the "capital gazette" in annapolis new given day, you don't expect to be shot at. it is unexpected, frightening, violent. and it doesn't belong in the united states of america and it's scary. >> do you think the words that we hear too often now that journalists are enemies of the people, do you think that in some way -- >> of course. >> without a doubt. look, as i've said before, you know, i take the heartfelt tweet that sarah huckabee sanders p

is he she had dhilavis anthony celine san feliz are okay. >> danielle ohl is a fantasticer report >> there was another reporter in the hospital. iust heard you mentioned rick's name. i just wanted to mention that i to you. john want to hang with you just for a moment or more. governor hogan is about to speak and as soon as governor hogan starts speaking we're going to break away for that. >> we want to continue to talk with you. >> thank you. i'm glad to help you in any way i can and thank you for your coverage. >> sure, sure. give us an idea, you know, when is the last time you taed with someone over there, i mean, it's clear you en't go into the o on a regular basis but. >> i send them e-mails every so often. i was preparing -- i wasum preparing a colthat would be published which probably won't about the elections, about all the g fun anames we have in elections with very candidates and back and forth b line is we'll get through it and whoever gets elected will do a od job, but e-mails primarily, yeah. a lot of e-mails. john vandy camp opinion reporter at the gazette. >> thank you

celine, one of the reporters, she was telling anderson last night that when she heard the chaos ensuingp, she says, i'm outta here. she grabbed her bag, she went to the nearest door that she knows was an exit, and i assume it was that door. it was locked. she didn't understand why. they couldn't get out. they kept trying. guys, i got to go back to annapolis. i have to go back to the district attorney. >> the next step in this process is to take this before a grand jury or preliminary hearing and the case will proceed from that period. >> thank you very much. i appreciate you guys covering this and that will be all to be stated today. >> so he was taking questions, but they wrapped it up, and we're going to have to wrap it up here. i'm going to hand it off to my colleague, john king. >>> hello, i'm john king. welcome "inside politics." you were just watching there wes adams, the district attorney of anne arundel county.

celine and brad, i wanted to ask you the question, to the question about the durability of the coalition. sometimes coalitions to win election. there are two questions here. one, is this for the foreseeable future the new republican party coalition, when some, lose some, this is what's available to them? and just doing the saw president barack obama create a coalition that worked so well with him on the ballot but not so well with hillary clinton on the ballot, how much of the potency of this coalition is dependent do you believe, and we can only know what we know today, on trump being the head of that coalition versus whoever is accessed at the top of the ticket will be whenever that will be? >> go ahead. >> elections are binary, and i'm going to make a prediction and it's tough to make predictions in the age of trump. you look like a full before spoken with. i didn't think trump would be the republican nominee for a long time. i think my prediction be the democrats in 2020 will nominate someone who makes hillary clinton and barack obama look like centrists. as democrats continue to fur

even once outside the building i don't thi celine or rachel no who it was. they madht have their opinions on idid. didn't. this is my fourth week on the job. we were not clear who the suspect was at the time. i never got a look at him until after the fact on social media. >> anthony, do you feel you eventually want to go back to work and complete your internship? >> at the moment i'm not sure. i'm still trying to decompress. my heart goes out to the family and friends of the people who werenfortunately killed. that's never something that crossed my mindhen i took the internship that i might see people die. people that were nothing but welcoming and cforting to me in such a -- it's a big job to take. i'd never really had job at an office yet, and they were accommodating to me tried to help me write the best story i could.e unfortun to see such good-hearted people ultimately suffer such untimely, senseless deaths. >> heartbreaking. anthony, thank you so much for being here this morning andar g your story. we're just sending our best to you. >> thank you, antho

. >> celine dion, too. the greatest singer in the world!ed on her youtube channel that she's always been a super fan, so she decided to bring his cutout, after she bought it on amazon. >> so now devito has responded with this image on instagram showing him with allison's cutout at paddy's pub from his it's always sunny in philadelphia. >> two can play this game! >>> when you thought oprah had done it all she hits another milestone. >> she found out that she has become an exhibit at the smithsonian museum of african-american culture in d.c. >> in the world, things that you can accomplish, being an exhibit on exhibition at the smithsonian is not one of the things i ever thought was humanly possibly. you can win an oscar! but who can win an exhibit! i'm an exhibit. >> can we please confirm now oprah's living her best life? >> i think she is. let me point out she donated $12 million to that exhibit, to the museum. >> i guess that helps. >> so watching oprah, watching oprah, the oprah winfrey show, an american culture exhibit will open for a yea

in january a police officer shot and killed 28-year-old celine, outside of a station. her family is pursuing a lawsuit against the police. members of the bart review board monitored recommended changes to police policy. we will sue -- soon learn more about an officer involved shooting in san francisco. this was late saturday night. the chase started on grant avenue and the shooting happened later after midnight. the suspect was taken to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. a gun was found at the scene and no other details have been released. according to policy the department will hold a town hall meeting on the shooting within 10 days. >>> changing gears now this morning. the city of oakland is preparing for a big celebration for the golden state warriors. a championship parade tomorrow. >> alex, a lot of difference this year compared to last two years? >> reporter: good morning, warriors fans have a parade. we have done this a couple times over the past two years. there are going to be some changes this year. first of all there will not be a rally tomorrow. t

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