the protest held against the owner a convention took place ten days after columbine. knew what happened at columbine on april twentieth one thousand nine hundred ninety nine was that two two young men who were intent on killing as many students as they could they opened fire on students outside and then went when when confronted with a police presence they went inside the school began shooting there went into the library that's where they they they killed and injured the most students and that's that's where my son was then went worse as the day went on. no word from him being asked by the police if we could provide a description of him and what he was wearing at one point asking for dental records and being told at one point that there was one last school bus bringing students back from columbine. when you're waiting for forty five minutes for a bus that shivani taken a couple minutes i then began to realize that there was no law school bus. and how old was daniel when he thought fifteen. or. seventeen years ago when we last met i think it ended in tears for me becau

i mean there was i think it was an armed guard at columbine. from my cold dead. you know i think that part of the problem is that the gun lobby has been very successful in getting their message out much more so than those who want to see reasonable gun laws they control the narrative that you're either for the second amendment or against it you're either for freedom or against freedom those surest way to stop a bad guy with a gun is a good way that guy. here after these mass shootings gun sales do tend to. just because people start getting freaked out people think that the government is going to take our guns i mean i hate seeing the shootings happen but it is definitely it is good for business. this is a smith and wesson n p fifteen it is our best selling weapon right now now a pretty tough. here. and. as. a solo weapon seem to control the city. what is that this is a semiautomatic rifle. is it is it not an assault weapon no one else. semiautomatic one pull the trigger one shot and that is what differentiates is it in your eyes the fight the ones fully automatic

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most deadly shootings the reaction of so many people today was oh no not again another high school columbine yes it would happen again again and again pedicle hain al-jazeera washington the us president has ramped up his first leg of his maiden daughter asia with a visit to japan and the nuclear threat posed by north korea dominated donald trump's discussions with prime minister shinzo all day both leaders agree the time for dialogue and what they call strategic patience is over tony betty reports from seoul and the public mood ahead of trump's next stop south korea. the u.s. has been flexing its military might for president trump's visit its state of the art u.s. b. one supersonic bomber has been flying close to the border with north korea in the western pacific three u.s. carrier groups stand ready and in japan stealth bombers are we move to within striking distance tensions have been on the rise on the korean peninsula since the u.s. president and kim jong un began their war of words the north korean leaders planning to produce an intercontinental ballistic missile tipped with a nuclear w

and it was only about 30 miles from where columbine took place. drop out of this one, let it cool down. my beliefs don't depend upon what happens outside. i still believe in what i think is american rights, first amendment rights, or second amendment rights. getting my amendments confused. and he went and did that meeting, and that cost him 11 years of blacklisting in hollywood. so what's interesting and ironic about that is that the children of the blacklist generation, when hollywood was in the grip of the right, all grew up to the left and blacklisted all the people on the right. so the irony of that is, to me, profound, is the generational shift and what they did. so their parents, they saw as having done something awful, and they wound up doing the same thing. but when the left does it, there's a certain implied nobility. when the right does it, there's a certain implication of evilness. and i find that fascinating. so a lot of what i've written in my biography is a journey of heston as a man, as a filmmaker, as a star, and as a political fig

and the gun show loophole, we know that columbine and other places, it was a gun show loophole that opened the way for the purchase of guns which killed innocent people. let's do something about that. we should. if we're serious, we should. we also know that we have prohibitions in the 1996 lautenberg amendment prohibiting convicted domestic abusers from buying or possessing guns. that applies as well to military personnel. questions need to be asked and answered about this shooter in texas and what happened after he was court-martialed for domestic abuse in the air force in 2012. how did he purchase a gun after that in violation of the lautenberg amendment? we need to also ask why in the world anyone needs to own an assault weapon. i understand people will buy rifles, shotguns, and even handguns for sporting and self-defense, but why does anyone need to own a military-style weapon, one that can be converted, as we found in las vegas, to a weapon that discharges 100 rounds in seven seconds? that is totally unnecessary for any legitimate legal purpose. it is available perhaps for military u

most deadly shootings the reaction of so many people today was oh no not again another high school columbine yes it would happen again again and again pedicle hayne al-jazeera washington. well a few moments we'll have the weather with rob but still ahead on al-jazeera. i don't believe. she was just a child. children increasingly become collateral damage and president rather eager that out there is war on drugs in the philippines and in sports a stray as most famous horse race is dominated by one irish family and they will be here that story. from the neon lights of asia. to the city that never sleeps. hello on saturday you may remember a typhoon went through south central vietnam now i went to show you what love the rain fell north of the heart near downtown and it hasn't stopped raining since the cloud is still there bright white top clouds moving up to high now as well as a result of that there is still flooding just south of that i'm is holy and a beautiful unesco site famous for its buildings a mix of colonial french vietnamese chinese and japanese it's on the coast it's used to flooding

the meeting they had took place after columbine and everyone told heston don't go to that meeting it was only about 30 miles from where it took place. let it cool down. my beliefs do not depend upon what happens outside. i still believe in the first amendment rights. he went and did that meeting and that cost him 11 years of blacklisting in hollywood. what is interesting and ironic about that. they grew up to the left and blacklisted all the people to the right the parents they saw as having something awful and they wound up doing the same thing but when the left does it, there is a certain nobility. when the right does it there is a certain implication of evil and i find that fascinating. what i have written in my biography is a journey of heston as a filmmaker in a store. let me say one more thing to you. after a year of working on this but i approached the family. i thought they will be paranoid about anyone that wants to write about their dad because they will all be michael moore with a pencil. but i approached the son who was a producer in hollywood and he said to me what is yo

the charlotte assad's regime in syria some say that it wasn't for iran's a partial support of the columbine so it's the role that's being heley criticize in the west. especially for not supporting somebody like the sap but nevertheless assad has the upper hand in syria now of islamic state at the same time have been ousted from some of the citizen was occupying iraq or health fallen recently by example and the next game is important for iran and russia what happens i was isis the islamic state you know is pushed out of syria and iraq what is the next stage in syria is. going to continue to dominate the country is it going to stand for this bill is position or not russia next month is holding talks in sochi for example to trying to find a diplomatic push but the problem is that iran and russia are one side but in the region for example turkey and a lot of arab states on the other side and washington as well they are supporting the opposition in syria so. it's difficult to see at the moment what that the dramatic solution would look like. a journalist saeed kamali de gun with the guardian in

columbine high school which was a shocking, terrible event in time is now not in the top five.t does this tell us? well, we can look at that period of time you're talking about a little bit more than a month here, 58 killed, 26 killed and then you try to reconcile it with another number you've seen thrown around a lot out there which is the number of mass shootings. 310 days in the past 310 days and 307 mass shootings. how can that be with the numbers being the way they are? many people ask that because they look and say i did not hear about all of these other ones? it has to do with the methodology, and the archives that have to do behind these numbers. they're saying any time four people, not counting the shooter, wind up being shot, not necessari necessarily killed either, in any kind of event. it could be gang violence and it could be domestic violence and it could be a robbery gone wrong. it doesn't matter. any of those they count a mass shooting as long as it's four peopler more and that may be at odds with what a lot of people consider a mass shooting like columbine or p

convention to place ten days after columbine shooting there went to a library that's where they killed and injured the most students and that's that's where my son was it went worse as the day went on. no word from him being asked by the police if we could provide a description of him and what he was wearing at one point asking for dental records and being told one point there was one last school bus bringing students. back from. when you're waiting for forty five minutes for a bus that should have only taken a couple of minutes i then began to realize that there was no last school bus. how old was daniel. fifteen. seventeen years ago when we last met i think it ended in tears for me because i realized again what i what i would do if they came to take my gun that would be the end of it for. this country for sure and i'm not willing to hand that over. no i'm able to do it and i know i would do it. protect my rights. the rights of my friends the rights of my loved ones the rights of this country. yeah but you mean struggle. or i don't think so. either of you or i would let it go easily a

that are running out of the school and it wasn't the first mass shooting but it shocked the country columbine high school in colorado thirteen dead you are getting a shot already really good that was nine hundred ninety nine these scenes only continued to the point it can seem that nowhere is safe not a movie theater twelve an army base thirteen casualties a holiday party fourteen killed. a navy yard in washington d.c. twelve more victims shot dead. a college thirty two killed it is an act of evil on a scale that we've never seen in this country before.

. >>> public schools in telluride are reopening after closing because of a possible columbine-type threat. police say one student is in custody, five others are being questioned. they didn't find any devices or weapons. >>> and breaking overnight, a murder suspect who managed to escape from authorities in mt. vernon, missouri didn't get very far. michael jones had attended a court appearance and was being led back to a transport van shackled when he bolted. he was rearrested a short time later les than later less than a mile away, he was booked last year in second degree murder. >>> two wide-bodied jets in a collection at jfk. an egypt of a virgin air jet. the plane had to be towed back to the terminal it was so badly hit. the egyptair plane got back on its own power to the terminal. none of the hundreds of passengers or crew members on board were injured. both planes are grounded for the time being. >>> overseas, a young tourist in australia is recovering after being bitten by a crocodile. video online shows the moment the tourist was bitten. watch how quickly it moves. she later posted

columbine high school in 1999, virginia tech in 2007, sandy hook elementary in 2012. this week, when a man with a gun started firing at rancho tehama elementary school, the outcome was different. >> a crazed shooter bent on evil failed. and that's the victory. >> reporter: that victory took practice. school district superintendent rick fitzpatrick believes it was repeated descrilz at his school that saved lives. >> it's something we've been doing in schools for years now, and we take it very seriously. >> reporter: when the school's secretary heard gunshots nearby, she immediately signaled students to get off the playground and hide under their desks. >> we didn't have macho warriors that stood up against a shooter. we had men and women who dug deep in their heart and found some strength to do the right thing and be selfless. >> reporter: and protect those kids? >> yes. >> reporter: first- and second-grade teacher gen vervolman, helped the kids get to safety. >> we did what we're trained to do, and our job is to protect those kids, and they did something that's out of

columbine, aurora, colorado, newtown, and las vegas have all taught investigators it is important too learned it's difficult to predict who will be the next shooter. don maincher is the president of the police chiefs association. >> we have yet to find this check list of red flags or indicators that is really, i think, detailed enough and sophisticated enough for us to say, okay, we need to worry about this individual because he meets, you know, so many of this criteria. >> reporter: most active shooter situations occur in less than five minute ts. the i reports 70% of the time they happen in the business or educational environmental and with less frequency open spaces, government properties, and houses of worship. former fbi ajentd katherine schweit says part of it is the warning. >> they get fixated on something. that's one idea. whether it ee anger over a spouse or anger over an employer or political situation. it grows and it strengthens. >> as much as police try to develop their tactics, they know there's a limit to where they can stop. >> if there was a way to limit it, there w

>> reporter: columbine, aora, colorado; newtown; and las vegas have all taught investigators that it is important to move fast, but they've also learned that it's difficult to predict who will be the next shooter. tom manger is the of the major city's police chiefs association. >> we have yet to find this checklist of red flags or indicators that is really, i think, detailed enough and sophisticated enough for us to say, "okay, we need to worry about, you know, this individual because he meets, you know, so many of these criteria." >> reporter: most active shooter situations occur in less than five minutes. an f.b.i. report says 70% of the time they happen in either a business or educational environment and with less frequencies, open spaces, government properties, and housing of worship. former f.b.i. agent katherine swite, who coath eauthored the study, said key to preventing the attacks is seeing the warning signs. so they get fixated on something. >> they get fixated on something, that's one thing, with regard to an idea, whether it's anger over a spouse or anger over an employer

winds light in that pattern and temperatures definitely running below average for this columbine of precipow and 8 a.m. temperature 42. by noon 48 and by 4:00 52. as we look at temperatures arounlt the region tomorrow afternoon. cool, somewhat squiet and on our "fox5" accuweather forecast here's the thing. each as we go into wednesday also on quiet side about 54 degrees and we'll have early shower thursday and our thursday should be the warmest day of week at only 59 deg degrees. friday, we're 52 and then kind of raw day on day. 58 on saturday. we'll have a lot of showers developing and then brings us into sunday which will be sharply colder by 10 dedreez or so on surprised and that breeze once again making it feel colder than 48, monday about 46 degrees and sunny and chilly then as well. that's your 7 day forecast. shawn, tony back to you. >> thank you, sue. >> celebrating contributions to society. >> celebrity standout of 2017 and who is recognize ago ch chiefments, we'll be back. americans work hard. what if we could keep more of what we earn? trillions of dollars going back to taxpayer

. >> texas, las vegas, newtown, columbine, here's a question we're hearing all over the place. is this the new normal? debra alfarone has that part of the story told by three people who have been to hell and back. >> i think this is not the normal that daughter was shot twice and survived the virginia tech massacre. >> if a candidate for whoever office, local, state or federal office, is not a supporter of gun violence prevention, don't vote for them. >> rabbi praver was the rabbi at the only synagogue in newtown, connecticut, when the sandy hook massacre happened. >> we need you to draw very deep into the well springs of your faith. nobody is ever prepared for something like this. we weren't. you're not. nobody should get used to a mass shooting in a church or a school or anywhere. >> andrea powell of d.c. is a victim of random gun violence. >> it's not just about guns. it's about the people who access them. it's about educating individuals about other ways to deal with their problems. we're all connected and we have to start to care about the person next to us and the person

he has built crosses all over the country including columbine, sandy hook and pulse nightclub shootingin orlando. >>> in lighter news hershey's releasing its candy bar in more than 20 years newest canned bears in more than 20 years and it is gold. it has been created with peanuts, pretzels and carmel ized cream, yes, a cold, colored coating. hershey's gold is the company 's fourth bar and its new, first new candy bar since hershey's cookies and cream in 1995. the new bar will hit store shelves on december 1st. sounds good. >> may try that. i was not a fan of cookies and cream. >> i might try that. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news". >> do you believe in mermaid. >> yes, do. latest catch for kid in the adventure aquarium, katie's laughing over there. we can meet face-to-face and learn all about their life under the sea. >> very cool, looking. >> we are looking ahead to a weekend that definitely brings with it some change, we have got multiple front in the next few days, so next warm front comes in saturday night into sunday brings in some showers that night in the first half of the su

it is feeling cool as well which will lead into another columbine, a frosty start into wednesday.eather for most, but more rain arrives in the west later. goodbye. this is bbc news. i'm shaun ley. the headlines at midday: the prime minister's deputy, damian green, strenuously denies claims pornography was found on a computer in his commons office in 2008. it's among several further allegations about the conduct of mps — the home secretary says wholesale change is needed. if there are rumours or allegations, we need to bring them out, find out what is going on and deal with them in a transparent way so they don't happen again. donald trump sends a veiled warning to north korea as he kicks off a marathon tour of asia. no dictator, no regime,

we don't after columbine, aurora, sandy hook, orlando, las vegas and on and on. we always want to hear from you. just go to our wusa9 facebook page and leave a comment. >>> well, breaking news tonight in montgomery county where police are investigating a shooting involving one of their own. that shooting happened around 8:00 this evening in the 1220 block of viers mill road in wheaton. police -- 12200 block of viers mill road in wheat on. the officer was called to a robbery in progress and discharged his weapon. the man was taken to the hospital in serious condition. >>> he was a brother, father, son, friend, harold garnett was killed in a bar fight early yesterday morning. police are trying to figure out why. one person was arrested, two other guys still on the run after detectives say a second person was attacked that night. witnessed those fights and police are asking them to speak up. wusa9's michael quander spoke exclusively to that one man's mother who has a message to the person who killed her son. >> my heart, my heart. i don't understand why they had to

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going all the way back to the columbine shooting. the nature of the threat has changed. concerned that those emails and discussions with experts, those are the heart of the case improving what they should have done to prevent this type of event or at least in a mice the loss of life. >> mark: stay on it, will be interested to see the response from mgm because this case is getting curiouser and curiouser. mo aziz, thank you very much. before you head over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house this holiday season, you may want to hear a new warning about your relative relatives. risk for pneumococcal pneumonia that can take you out of the game for weeks, even if you're healthy. pneumococcal pneumonia is a potentially serious bacterial lung disease that in severe cases can lead to hospitalization. it may hit quickly, without warning, causing you to miss out on the things you enjoy most. prevnar 13® is not a treatment for pneumococcal pneumonia... it's a vaccine you can get to help protect against it. prevnar 13® is approved for adults to help prevent infect

. >> columbine, aurora, colorado, newtown, las vegas have taught investigators it is important to move fast. difficult to predict who will be the next shooter. tom manger president of the major city police chief association. >> we have yet to find this checklist of -- of red flags or indicators that is really i think detailed enough and sophisticated enough for us to say, okay, we need to worry about, you know this individual because, he meets so many of the criteria. >> most active shooter situations occur in less than five minutes. >> an fbi report says, 70% of the time they happen in either a business or educational environment. and, with less frequency, open spaces, government properties, and houses of worship. former fbi agent, katherine schweit who co-authored the study, said preventing the attack is seeing the warning signs. >> they get fixated on something. >> get fixated on something regard to idea, anger over a spouse, or anger over an employer, or particular political position. that fixation, and it grows and it strengthens. >> as much as police try to adapt their tactics th

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. >> it happened at the columbine active shooter situation.now the policy in if not all departments, but most of of them. this will be the response of the individual who first arrives on the scene. the question becomes with a vehicle-born threat, how do you stop it? what they saw in barcelona. when people congregate you should take a look at the setting and make sure they have the protection from attack. lou: this is the picture of the suspect, an uzbek national shot twice in the abdomen, we are told, who is obviously in police custody and alive. importantly alive in the hope we can learn more about who he is, what motivated him. and what the connections are, if any, to the islamic state. >> what interests me is his targeting. why did he pick this intersection. why did he pick -- the school bus was the target. there are school buses all over the place. is it halloween? there was a school nearby. lou: and he was a little over a half mile away from grounds sky row, the world trade -- ground zero, the world trade center. you wonder:that played a

security threat, students just uncovered, the columbine style attack shutting down a handful of schools. >> the biggest tax reduction in the history of the country, it will bring jobs, i think it is doing very well. >> as donald trump has the capital hill delivering on tax reform, what could happen as early as tomorrow. >> bringing christmas back to the white house. ♪ >> live look at midtown manhattan. a large building on avenue of the americas. you are watching "fox and friends" first. rob: donald trump heading to capitol hill to meet with republican senators to pass tax reform. >> can he convince all 51 republicans on board. griff jenkins joins us with gop holdouts who could keep the bill from happening. >> reporter: let me put this as simply as i can, they have a real math problem, the don't have the votes yet for the second republican senator james montana because the same reason senator ron johnson of wisconsin opposes it, favoring large corporations over small businesses, both appeared to get to yes, saying, quote, i want to see changes to the tax-cut bill to ensure mainstream vis

. >> it happened at the columbine active shooter situation.the policy in if not all departments, but most of of them. this will be the response of the individual who first arrives on the scene. the question becomes with a vehicle-born threat, how do you stop it? what they saw in barcelona. when people congregate you should take a look at the setting and make sure they have the protection from attack. lou: this is the picture of the suspect, an uzbek national shot twice in the abdomen, we are told, who is obviously in police custody and alive. importantly alive in the hope we can learn more about who he is, what motivated him. and what the connections are, if any, to the islamic state. >> what interests me is his targeting. why did he pick this intersection. why did he pick -- the school bus was the target. there are school buses all over the place. is it halloween? there was a school nearby. lou: and he was a little over a half mile away from grounds sky row, the world trade -- ground zero, the world trade center. you wonder:that played a -- y

going all the way back to the columbine shooting. the nature of the threat has changed.rned that thosee emails and discussions with experts, those are the heart of the case improving what they should have done to prevent this h type of event or at least protect from the loss of life. >> mark: stay on it, will be interested to see the response from mgm because this case is getting curiouser and curiouser. mo aziz, thank you very much. before you head over the river and through the woods to grandmother's house this holiday season, you may want to hear a new warning about your relatives. it's coming from the girl scouts. we will explain next on "tucker carlson tonight." ♪ hey, man. oh! nice man cave! nacho? [ train whistle blows ] what?! -stop it! -mm-hmm. we've been saving a lot of money ever since we switched to progressive. this bar is legit. and now we get an even bigger discount from bundling home and auto. i can get used to this. it might take a minute. -swing and a miss! -slam dunk! touchdown! together: sports! you or joints. something for your heart... but do you ta

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last there, this somebody that i know on twitter put up yesterday when it was the late 90s when columbine happened and 13 people were unthinkable, that's not even registering that much. and so he's right that this is going on and on and on, the more you notch up these episodes, the more shocking it is and yet also the more numbering it becomes because people are getting so used to this. think about the frequency in just the last month or so, you have las vegas, new york and now this. it's becoming an almost every other weekly sort of occurrence that we're watching on rel pi pigs they heard close observer say if we couldn't get something done with 89% approval after the deaths of children in newtown, what can we do? yet this happens in the heart of texas, in a church. that's the unspen well, more children have been murdered and we have a responsibility not to do everything but to do something. let's take a step forward where there is consensus, let's build contents us, let's unleash -- >> on a separate note, let's talk about another revelation that's come out this weekend. commerce secreta

. >> police are descending upon columbine high right now. >> we shouldn't lose vigilancy.path of least resistance and strikes when and where we least expect them to. >> what are your future plans? >> you'll see them and hear about them in the media, god willing. ♪

he may have done this himself but we know that sometimes in these masked killers, sort of like at columbine, these guys got together. sometimes on facebook or online there are things that are said to other people that may very well be of an encouraging nature to do something. and so quite naturally, that becomes part and parcel of the investigation. >> harris: spoken like a true detective, that's very interesting. ted williams, thank you. the g.o.p. effort to pass tax reform is heating up on capitol hill. the markup process just got started last hour. the debate over changes. speaker paul ryan says the bill is on track to pass his chamber by thanksgiving, that's quick. that's up to the senate. will lawmakers there deliver? we will talk to a member of the senate republican leadership. former g.o.p. chair donna brazile is speaking out about her claim and now the clinton team is pushing back, we will get a reaction from our power panel, spokesperson for the rnc and vice chair for the d&c, stay close for that. >> you want to look at hillary clinton and the new book that was just put out by donn

>> you know, it's just like we've talked about in some of these other deals like las vegas, columbine, sandy hook. why are these individuals so angry, so distraught that they want to take that out on these innocent victims? they are finding these soft targets and what we've seen in each one of these deals is these guys want to go in and do as much damage. when they are confronted by somebody or law enforcement is moving in on them they are taking their own lives. they're cowards and bringing so much pain to these small communities. why is the question. it is just terrible. >> jon: to flush that out a little bit. the heroes who confronted him as he was running out of the church apparently he saw that they were armed and at least the word that we've gotten, this could change. these early reports are not quite correct. the early reporting was that he dropped his gun and then jumped in his car and drove off like he is scared. you are exactly right. he is a coward. >> that's the term that describes the majority of these type of deals. they're cowards. they arm themselves to go out and infl

and he should travel on the presidents own maown plane the columbine. he was also pleased and honored that the belgium people honor -- he was also pleased the president honored the belgium people by inviting their king to for a state visit. such events were pret tee josti affairs. measure of gratitude to hoover he had the state department extend the invitation. hoover was pleased to attend the state dinner at the white house on may 11, 1959. by 1960 with the eisenhower administration in its last year, there were few reasons for the two presidents to communicate with one another. they had never been close. but they had accomplished good things together in reorganization in the federal government. in retro spect they cobbled together a productive partnership. even though they were never friends. they were preoccupied with funding, constructing and opening their respective libraries. the eisenhower presidential library opened in the former presidents hometown of kansas. on may 1 of 1962. the hoover presidential lie bray museum was dedicated that august in