the circumstances for more on this let's discuss the issue with tighe barry from activist group code pink who by the way is in miami florida which is just about fifty kilometers away from the incident itself thanks for being with us under these unfortunate circumstances. so if you don't mind. you who are being very close to ground zero if you will can you give us a situation or an idea of what it's like there on the ground right now what are people saying what are people feeling well people are stoutish they can't believe that this is happening in there. this is upscale white very well the unity very. heart of broward county which is in. its ear and people are you know i mean this this is not that this happens there are shootings every day in the inner cities of miami detroit and chicago and washington d.c. but you know in a suburban area like this it's it just makes people go back and wonder what's still unknown in our country we i mean when they think about it you got seventeen yesterday. recent killing at the texas baptist church twenty six las vegas bulls nightclub forty no new down t

the circumstances for more on this let's discuss the issue with tighe barry from activist group code pink who by the way is in miami florida which is just about fifty kilometers away from the incident itself thanks for being with us under these unfortunate circumstances. so if you don't mind. he you were be very close to ground zero if you will can you give us a situation.

anyone do indeed you bring up some very good points there tighe barry from the activist group code pink it's been very interesting and informative to talk to you this hour thanks for being with us here on r t international thank you for having. let's take a look at the history of u.s. school shootings there have been two hundred seventy five incidents since two thousand and thirteen with an average of nearly one week and there have already been eighteen shootings in schools so far this year here's a look at some of the most serious cases in the last decade. i there are now reports from police that at least seventeen people have been killed in a shooting at the florida high school twelve of the deceased victims were found inside the building while two were found just outside and one in the street nearby two more died of their wounds at the hospital earlier reports were that about fourteen to twenty people were injured scores of injured have been hospitalized at this point in time and reportedly three of them are in critical condition the school is marjory stoneman douglas high in parklan

it was an orange book in the control room next to the operator, and inside was a pink envelope that had identification codes in case of a national emergency. and those got changed out i'll say every month, you got a new envelope, you destroyed the old one, you never opened it. i don't know what would have happened, it's like ripping the thing off your mattress, i think. [laughter] mr. walden: seriously, this was very well thought out. i cannot imagine a scenario where me sitting goes, hey, pushed the wrong button, and we have a nuclear attack coming. i just don't know how that would have happened. and so i think this needs evaluation. i talked to chairman pai that night, we discussed it. there could have been loss of life as a result of this because -- you know, we had, we had an interesting thing when i was in the radio business. fortunately, i had a retired guy who just wanted to do saturday morning shift. and tom was a great guy, cool head, and they were doing a mock drill in oregon, and the whole shtick was that one of the major main stem dams across the columbia river had been breached. now, if that ha

coded the radar. the yellow and the blue is rain. around 1800 feet and above, the pink is a wintry mix. in the white, that is snow. you can see it sliding right across the summit now. it's heading down to look at that. it's going to hit the big sur mountains and leave more snow there. possibly 2 to 4 inches in the santa cruz mountains by 10:00. 6 to 8 around big sur. hoping snow hit that. once the sun comes up, we'll look at the accuweather 12-hour planner. 31 to 42. it's going to be near 50 at noon. feel like 40. low 50s at 4:00. low 40s with another chance of showers. by 7:00 this ound round is over. >>> good morning. we're going to take a look at this problem in the altamont pass in the tracy area. connection to 205 shut down at this hour. there's a sig-alert due to an overnight big rig accident. it tumbled off the roadway and is on the side. you have to get that out of there. that's what they're doing now. i'm not seeing a lot of slowing in the eastbound direction. west grant line would be the alternate to get around. for your presidents' day mass transit, most everyone is on a satu

coded the radar. the yellow and the blue is rain. around 1800 feet and above, the pink is a wintry mix.the white, that is snow. you can see it sliding right across the summit now. it's heading down to look at that. it's going to hit the big sur mountains and leave more snow there. possibly 2 to 4 inches in the santa cruz mountains by 10:00. 6 to 8 around big sur. hoping snow hit that. once the sun comes up, we'll look at the accuweather 12-hour planner. 31 to 42. it's going to be near 50 at noon. feel like 40. low 50s at 4:00. low 40s with another chance of showers. by 7:00 this ound round is over. >>> good morning. we're going to take a look at this problem in the altamont pass in the tracy area. connection to 205 shut down at this hour. there's a