chris sutton, data three former law enforcement and creator of the globe a cobra self-defense program. children?>> yes. >> jamie porter and chris sutton watched, listened and reacted. >> i'm not going to do anything physically. >> at times tough for them to believe. >> i don't do anything physically but mentally yes. >> i have never had sex with children as an adult >> he's not a pedophile by definition of the la there's no tool out there for me to know where he is.>> ross is adamant he is never sexually assaulted a child. and i dug into his past. i found no evidence he has ever been charged or convicted. while these parents understand that, they worry about those who do act.>> it's so scary and i feel that with my kids all being under five, the only option is not letting them out possible at all. i don't think they would stand a chance against the sky.>> kids learn very quick. if the 91 -- nine-month-old can learn how to swim a five euro can identify this unnatural feeling and what to do. how to anchor and how to access the targets on this guy. the only important people in the world

chris sutton of cobra defense. when you saw that tweet, what did you think? >> words aren't a action, steps are. when someone says run, hide, and fight. of course, i am going to run. of course, i want to fight. of course, i want to hide. how do i do it? we have to train people to be their own first responder and not just memorize word. curling up in a corner and taking a bullet and crossing your fingers and thinking if i don't do anything, he will go away. we see it all the time. that's not the case. >> reporter: when do you run, hide, fight? >> you have to recognize what's in an active shooter situation? most people, never. when it happens, guess what? that's the sound of a possible active shooter of the gunfire, the screaming, and the commotion. the first thing is get out. you are no hero. exit awareness. >> reporter: if you can't get out, experts say find a place to high and secure your hiding place by barricading the doors, turning off any lights, and making sure your phone is silent. if you have no other choice, your last resort is and to know the best o

. >> cris: chris jones, getting that hand up. bob suttonn push the pocket and be athletic enough to jump. he said, a lot of times the guys at the line of scrimmage, get no pressure whatsoever, are the ones that block the passes. he gets pressure and blocks passes. >> mike: a lot of decisions to be made. siemian puts it on top. it is incomplete. for fowler. bennie fowler, with phillip gaines, who has been beaten a lot here tonight. now, in his fourth attempt at the 44 yard line. >> cris: look at kubiak. he's like, wait a minute. i don't know if you can take that kind of chance, can you? the long in his career, 57. you almost have to punt this football. >> mike: and it is cold. low 40s, upper 30s. >> michele: i talked to brandon mcmanis. he can convert 60 yards. going in this direction, in the pregame. converted a 55-yarder. he said he could convert from 60. and the wind has really died down here. not much of a factor at all, mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from tha

. >> cris: chris jones, getting that hand up. bob sutton was saying, he's a rare guy that can push the pocket and be athletic enough to jump. he said, a lot of times the guys at the line of scrimmage, get no he gets pressure and blocks passes. >> mike: a lot of decisions to be made. siemian puts it on top. it is incomplete. for fowler. bennie fowler, with phillip gaines, who has been beaten a lot here tonight. now, in his fourth attempt at the 44 yard line. >> cris: look at kubiak. i don't know if you can take that kind of chance, can you? the long in his career, 57. you almost have to punt this football. >> mike: and it is cold. low 40s, upper 30s. >> michele: i talked to brandon mcmanis. he can convert 60 yards. going in this direction, in the pregame. converted a 55-yarder. he said he could convert from 60. not much of a factor at all, mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from that spot, you give kansas city the ball at the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imag

. >> cris: chris jones, getting that hand up. bob sutton was saying, he's a rare guy that can push the pocket and be athletic enough to jump. he said, a lot of times the guys at the line of scrimmage, get no he gets pressure and blocks passes. >> mike: a lot of decisions to be made. siemian puts it on top. it is incomplete. for fowler. bennie fowler, with phillip gaines, who has been beaten a lot here tonight. now, in his fourth attempt at the 44 yard line. >> cris: look at kubiak. that kind of chance, can you? the long in his career, 57. you almost have to punt this football. >> mike: and it is cold. low 40s, upper 30s. >> michele: i talked to brandon mcmanis. he can convert 60 yards. going in this direction, in the pregame. converted a 55-yarder. he said he could convert from 60. and the wind has really died not much of a factor at all, mike. >> mike: it would be 62 from the ball at the 22. kubiak takes a time-out. if you attempt the field goal from that spot, you give kansas city the ball at the denver 48 yard line. >> cris: i can't imag

chris jean joles. adam kline, christopher landau. and evan young. i also want to express my deep, deep gratitude to judge jeffrey sutton and paul clement who corps chaired the resolutions committee and the members of the committee. also want to thang jean scalia nor all of his wise counsel during the process each meeting today will bell chair by paul capuche cho, and scott harris is the secretary and i turn the podium and meeting over to paul capuccio. >> thank you, mr. solicitor general, thank you, mr. chief justice. associate justices, justice stephens, madam attorney general, and each of and every one of you who are here today to help with what seems like a nearly impossible task, to pay adequate tribute in a few speeches and resolutions to the extraordinary life, career, and impact of justice antonin scalia. ran tonin scalia was born march 11, 1936, in trenton, new jersey. he was raided in queens, new york. he is the son of salvatore eugene scalia, an immigrant from sicily, who katherine louise scalia, from trenton, new jersey. both of his parents were teachers. and while a relatively modest financial means the household in which the future justice