. >> police are descending upon columbine high right now. >> we shouldn't lose vigilancy. the terrorists often takes the path of least resistance and strikes when and where we least expect them to. >> what are your future plans? >> translator: you'll see them and hear about them in the media. god willing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> terry anderson is free. he was the last of the american hostages held by pro-iranian terrorists in beirut, lebanon. >> in the beginning of the '90s terrorism was thought to be done. people who were likely to use terrorism to achieve political objectives were dead, in jail or part of a new peace process. >> a syrian delegation is in washington today, ready to meet with israel to talk about middle east peace. >> we thought the '90s would be a time of peace. not only was the cold war over, we had won. >> we have before us the opportunity to forge a new world order, a world where the rule of law governs the conduct of nations. >> the world was changing, and it was an exciting time for those who really viewed america as the nation that would embrace globalization.

again, this is a developing story from columbine high school in that earth and. - - this is columbine high school in littleton, colorado. ten minutes ago they were tearing - - they were telling parents not to go to the high school because they will not be able to release students until 2:45. the kids and staff are currently safe. they are just trying to maintain order and take a look at what is going on. >> we hope it is a false alarm. you can never be too careful in these situations. >>> for more on the headlines that we been working on today, we will get to dave. >> here are some of the top stories we are following. police in palo alto are investigating a deadly overnight shooting where at least one person was killed. shots were heard by people living along beech street near martin luther king park at 1:00 a.m. a 19-year-old man was found oun a suspect. the investigation continues. in the meantime, san francisco police are still searching for the driver blamed for a deadly hit and run. the set - - she was hit early yesterday morning as she crossed close - - she was crossing bush str

in the mind of someone who decides to open fire on their peers can tragedies like sandy holcomb columbine ever be prevented and what will it take to cure the us of this sporadic lethal disease. dr peter langman psychologist and author of the book school shooters and why kids kill welcome to the show it's really great to have you with us. so dr lang when. was worst year on record for school shootings was becoming more frequent deadly can we say school shootings in america are on the rise and was the cost for that. well it's hard to say for sure. the federal data the official counts tend to be a couple years behind but certainly it is a serious problem whether or not it's gone up in recent years or is just holding steady we certainly do have serious concerns about these attacks. so jessie osborne they perpetrator twenty sixteen school shootings and south carolina admit it that he wanted to be adam lanza the attacker at the sandy hook elementary in two thousand and twelve for the number of victims is the scale and carnage of school shootings going to go up because now we know they're trying

their lives so the current generation of students have grown up in a world of mass shootings like columbine becoming part of life i mean i have on your q. and a on school shootings and newsweek filed under culture. so is this an. undeniable part of culture now in america in the schools now are routinely doing various drills just in the same way that we've been doing fire drills you know for a long long time now so in some ways safety drills are just part of the culture. the public's fascination with school shooters are part of this same culture is obsessing over serial killers or outlaws life bonnie and clyde what's with this strange attitude towards violence because it's definitely there. you know there's certainly a lot of interest if not fascination with perpetrators of violence especially when it involves children so i think that's why school shootings get more attention than other types of violence after all school shootings account for maybe one tenth of one percent of the homicides in the united states but because they involve children they get. extreme portion of attention in terms

they say she celebrated killers and online postings even visit visiting columbine high school.hief national affairs correspondent tom llamas joins us with the latest on that. good morning, tom. >> reporter: robin, good morning to you. federal investigators had been watching this woman for months after a tip came in that she expressed wanting to launch a violent attack. just a few days ago, she allegedly bought supplies used in pipe bombs, and that's when authorities moved in. the fbi arresting this woman, 23-year-old elizabeth lecron, alleging she was arming up to possibly blow up a bar in ohio. >> she stated she had been involved in a plan and her master plan was to commit an attack at a bar in the city of toledo. >> reporter: the fbi says she was in possession of an ak-47, a shotgun, handguns, large amounts of ammo, and recently purchased two pounds of gunpowder and more than 600 screws. authorities describing lecron as obsessed with mass killings visiting columbine over the summer and posting on social media, it's going to be a lot of fun. i can't wait to post pictures. they

columbine had already happened like five months before that. there were quite a few similarities between my case and that, like i was wearing a trench coat. >> and behind some murders, a person you thought you could trust. >> i just remember when i woke up, first thing i said was, today is the day. >> more americans are incarcerated today than ever before, and now when we go behind the walls of maximum security prisons, we see a greater cross section of inmates than ever. >> i mean, obviously they're the ones that the moment you meet them, you know they're dangerous and belong in prison, but we're also finding more and more inmates who have committed murder who look like the guy next door, just an average, normal guy, and it's really left us puzzled. i mean, what would lead a guy like this to kill someone? >> at 27 years old, adam drake looks more like a college dorm resident than a maximum security prison inmate. >> you seem awful happy and perky. >> i am always happy and perky. >> but when we met him at the limon correctional facility in colo

. >> how are we not stopping this after columbine? i'm sitting with a mother who lost her son, it's still happening. happening. >> there were three wonderful, professional, talented young women who go to work to help veterans and sadly they're gone. h >> how dare you. [ shooting >> your user agreement sucks. >> the action of these two young men was reprehensible, it shouldn't happen. >> illegally selling water without a permit? out a permit? >> do you have anything to say? anything to say? >> not a word. >> be did it willfully, and malice aforethought, murder, the defendant committed multiple murders. >> it went into the back of my head and just right in the middle of the back of my head and came out right here. >> regardless of what happens in that meeting between the two dictators, this is the truth. s is the truth. >> stop the incarceration. >> we're all immigrants, this is an immigrant story, pithy people have forgotten it. >> we expected to live a lot long. >> the world has gained in sight into the mind of another species species

(vicki) columbine high school in colorado ... another target of the nationwide rash of bomb threats .a caller said he had planted explosives and was waiting outside with a gun. police took no chances, putting the school on lockdown for most of the daycolumbine was the site of a mass shooting in 1999, when two students murdered ten of their classmates before shooting themselves.tomorrow marks the sixteenth anniversary of the sandy hook elementary school massacre in connecticut where twenty year old adam lanza shot and killed 20 small children and six adults. tonight we have some new and surprising numbers on the toll of gun violence in america. banglast year nearly 40=thousand americans lost their lives to gunfire .bang the death rate from firearms is now at a 20=year high.six times higher than canada's. forty times higher than in britain.and sixty times higher than in japan.most of the news coverage tens to focus on major tragedies ... like last year's mandalay bay shooting in las vegas, the deadliest in u=s history.but the c=d=c

before stoneman douglas before the march for our lives before newtown beggar's sandy hook or even columbine there was poured are for the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur tasmania for ever to changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction in historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows and concern you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact a massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under

account was filled with pictures glorifying mass murders and corresponded with dylann roof and visited columbine high school. under arrest for buying black powder and hundreds of screws for undercover agents the she thought would be used to make pipe bombs. damon joseph planned to attack a synagogue says the fbi. the isis supporter was arrested after receiving two semiautomatic rifles from an undercover agent. >> he made very clear that his intention, his personal goal was to kill a rabbi. >> reporter: inspired by the pittsburgh synagogue shooter, say authorities, joseph just last week deciding between two targets allegedly stated, which one will have the most people? what time and what day? go big or go home. ann thompson, nbc news. >>> it is help wanted tonight at the white house with chief of staff john kelly on his way out there is an opening for one of the most powerful positions in the country, if not the world. so why aren't contenders rushing to apply? here's hallie jackson. >> reporter: president trump under pressure legally and about to be under staffed internally now that john kelly i

before stoneman douglas before the march for our lives before newtown beggar's sandy hook or even columbine there was port arthur the events of april twenty eighth one thousand nine hundred six in the historic town of port arthur test mania for ever changed the course of history here in australia both politically and culturally because it was on that day at the tourist attraction and historical site that thirty five souls lost their lives to a gunman's madness and while the tragedy itself shook the world it was also australia's response to the violence that brought not only many nods of approval but a few raised eyebrows and concern you see the port arthur massacre was the catalyst for the australian government to enact a massive and sweeping changes to their laws regarding the ownership buying and selling of firearms forever changing the culture of guns here in the land down under since that tragic day many around the world now point to australia as a shining example of how a society and government should respond to gun violence and mass shootings with the united states currently under an

on tumblr, she posted photographs and comments glorifying mass murderers like the columbine shooters and dylann roof. roof, a white supremacist, shot and killed nine african americans in a charleston, south carolina church in 2015. in the weeks leading up to her arrest, lecron wrote to roof in prison. according to court papers, he wrote back, asking her to mail him several books about civil uprisings and the nazis. heontoas t f.i.ays 21-year-old damon joseph, who investigators believe was radicalized by isis online, targeted two toledo-area synagogues. court papers allege that joseph praised the october attack on a synagogue in pittsburgh, telling an undercover f.b.i. agent, "my opinion is that jews are evil and they get what's coming to them." agent fortunato says joseph wanted to carry out a similar mass shooting. >> days ago, he provided an undercover employee a draft plan which outlines general operational and logistical atnsiderations for an attack. >> reporter: because agents were tracking the suspects' activities for months, investigators say the public was never in danger. it

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new leader and what she all about the preferred choice of mrs merkel is understood to be good at columbine are known by her initials a k k. it lands assist with a small a pro european and the francophile she certain the already tight links with france when it comes to russia she is perhaps even more skeptical of the kremlin the chancellor merkel last week she called for russian ships coming from the sea to be barred from us ports saying let it be a food haven't been squeaks you know is on the prowl for protein precious times he thinks he will get to play with and if you're up in the years time given united's response he will continue to push for we have seen this in the recent years and it's those policies that convents the five hundred seventeen delegates out of the one thousand and one casting their ballots that it was a k.k. that should be taking the c.d.u. forward printer all over there will form a cd politician who's now an e.u. parliament nominee for the alternative of germany party thinks a christian democrats choice in leader now eliminates him as a right of center rival to his par

." >> reporter: as tragedies like columbine, sandy hook, and parkland become all too common, the pressurerows on school administrators. and that's fueling a school safety industry valued at nearly $3 billion, up 36% from just five years ago. this year, the columbiana school district hired a school resource officer, a $45,000-a-year cost. they're also spending $2,600 on canic buttons for teachers to wear, and $18,000 on the threat extinguishers. you've spent almost $100,000 this year on school safety. onat's up from less than $10,000 'sst year. where is this money coming from, and what's not getting money in order to pay for all this? >> it's like a balancing act. any time you take from one pot, you're pulling from anotr. fe can add a teacher pretty easily for the cost of a >>source officer right now. >> reporter: schools are investing in dozens of products that advertise security. in oklahoma, one school district spent $260,000 for in-class bullet-proof shelters. the university of maryland eastern shore spent nearly $60,000 on bulletproof whiteboards. and a school district in new jersey s

columbine was on lockdown. >>> ahead, a flight from seattle to dallas forced to turn around with an extrassenger on board, relatively speaking. you don't want to hear how this ends. next. place, the xfinity xfi gateway. and it's strengthened by xfi pods, which plug in to extend the wifi even farther, past anything that stands in its way. ...well almost anything. leave no room behind with xfi pods. simple. easy. awesome. click or visit a retail store today. >>> a warning. some of the language in the story is offensive. a woman has been charged with two counts of assault after she attacked a female passenger on the new york city subway train. >> what are you doing? >> [ bleep ]. >> it's too either for this [ bleep ]. >> you obviously have a problem. >> she's not even fighting you back. >> caughtll 911. >> stop! >> what? what? what? >> that happened. the 40-year-old woman identified as anna luchinski is telling an asian woman to f-off and hitting and kicking her with her keys. she used a racial slur. a man videotaping it has performed a citizen arrest. >> that is a bad day on the subway. >>>

. >>> how are we not stopping this after columbine and sandy hook? is still happening. >> we want change. we want change. we want change. >>> there were three wonderful professional, talented young women. sadly, they are gone. >>> how dare you? >> how dare you? >>[ sound of gunfire ] >>> stephon clark. >>> your user agreement sucks. >>> these young men, it shouldn't have happened. >>> you are selling water without a permit? >>> do you have anything to say? >> not a word. >>> you willfully and unlawfully and with malice aforethought murdered a human being with multiple murders. >>> it went into the back of my head right in the middle of the back of my head and came out here. >>> regardless of what happened in that meeting, this is it. >>> we are all immigrants. we all come from an immigrant story. i'm not sure where people forgot that. we were expecting to live a lot longer. the world has gained insight into the mind of another species . >>> if i were able to get a lifejacket, i can save my baby. somebody could have grabbed him. i wasn't able to do th

hey say she corresponded with charleston church shooter dylan roof and visited columbine high school. he was inspired by thegh pittsbynagogue shooter and was deciding between two targets for an attack there appears to be no connection between the suspect. >> public routrage o a video showing a police officer grabbing a 1-year-old baby from her mother's ms one of the officers forcefully took b they from her. the single mother said she had been standing for hours and ere was nowhere to sit. brooklyn's borough president said police shouldav not reacted in this way. >> that was not an emergency. it was not a violent crime. it was about a conversation. it was about let's find this woman a chair.ta to her. she is a human being going through trauma. >> she was charged withhild endangerment, resisting arrest, andg. trespass the nypd called the video troubling and says the encounter is under review. >> package thieves do become a nuisance this time of the year bus not often that you see someone put a child up to the task. this is homeil surnce video from last friday at a house in bel air,aryla

. >>> how are we not after columbine.itting with a mother that lost their son. >>> usa, -- >>> there were three, wonderful, professional and talented young women. sadly they are gone. >>> how dare you? >> how dare you. >>> your user agreement -- >>> the arrest of these young men should not have happened. >>> esther cosby, anything to say? >>> willfully and lawfully murder katie, a human being. the defendant committed multiple murders. >>> it went into the back of my head in the middle and came out here. >>> regardless of what happens in that meeting between the dictators. >>> we are all immigrants. we all come from immigrant stories. i'm not sure where people forgot that. >>> we were expecting her to live a lot longer. the world has gained an insight into the mind of another species. >>> if i was able to get a life jacket i could have saved my baby. they could have floated up and someone could've grabbed her. i was able to do that. >>> it is the second chance. >>> here we go. >> they think it is russia. he just said it is

is going to be a monumental step and the first significant progress we have had in 20 years since columbine is an unbelievably hard time for you, the holidays. we can't understand what it is like to be in your shoes, tell our viewers what you want them all to remember about your son as we put his image back on the screen. >> i mean, my little boy was wonderful. he just wanted to play with his friends. he wanted to be with his brother and his big sister and his little sister. his mom and i miss him every day. we wish he was here. alex is with me every day when i travel to the white house. i think we are going to make our children safe. i think this report is a step in the right direction. >> thank you for your work from both of us. >> we are heartbreaking for you. >> we are. >> thank you. >>> thank all of you for being with us today. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. >> we'll be right back after a short break. 's doing it again no cover up spray here... it's the irresistibly fresh scent of febreze air effects. cheaper aerosols can cover up odors, burying the smell in a flowery fog. s

the glorified charleston church shooter deliver roof and flew to denver at the site of the columbineit wrote in her journal and committing an upscale mass murder. rob: a foxbusiness alert, the stock market opening up after a wild day of trading. tracy carrasco here with more on the comeback. >> reporter: the dow erasing a 507 point decline, the s&p is up by 4 points at the close. nasdaq adding 51 points, traders pointing to a number of things going on for the selloff, the yield curve, delayed vote in brexit, the ongoing trade discussions between the us and china the latest potential roadblock, the arrest of a chinese tech executive who will be back in a canadian report to find out if she will be released on bail, futures point higher. they changed direction a few minutes ago. we can see another wild day today. >> all these people on the plane with their emotional support dogs it is so ridiculous. what do you think? >> delta making a change, banning all emotional support animals on flights 8 hours or longer and when it comes to all service and support animals under 4-month-old, no mat

elizabeth lecron used social media to heap praise on the columbine murderers and racist murderer dylannes, racist tirades are gaining more attacks. this happened at columbia university. >> we build modern civilizati civilizations. white people are the best thick that happened to the world. >> reporter: a student who in a statement says he's not a racist and doesn't hate anyone but goes off on a group of students because of his distaste for the overuse of the term white privilege and similar rhetoric as a means of dismissing views of others and yet -- >> we're white men. we did everything. >> sara sidner joins me now. hello to you. there's been a major spike in hate crimes over the past two years, even on college campus. were are we seeing it more with young people? >> it's a good question. one of the things that's happened on college campuses when you talk to groups that have been studying this for daks is that there's serious recruitment going on on college campuses and through social media. flyers have been put up and just today, at the state university of new york purchase campus, a

. >> houses happening after columbine? the mother that lost a son. it's still happening.usa, usa, usa, >> there were three wonderful professional talented young woman they went to work to help and 70 they're gone. >> how dare you >> how dare you. >> he has a gun. stand on guard, stand on guard. >> you use -- your user agreement sucks. >> it was reprehensible, should not have happened. >> water without a permit? [ cheering ] >> cosby do have anything to say? not a word. >> you did willfully lawfully and have now stepped forward about the murder, a human being who committed multiple murders. >> it went into the back of my head, just writing middle of the back of my head and came out right here. stuck regardless of what happened in that meeting between the two dictators, this is it. [ music ] >> we are all immigrants, we all come from an immigrant story. not sure where people forgot that. >> it had everyone really hard, we are expecting to live a lot longer, the world has gated insight into the mind of another species. [ music ] >> if i could have gotten a life jacket i coul

the paper goes on to report two decades after columbine and 5 years after sandy hook educators and police still weren't ready for parkland, surveillance video on nicholas cruz in the beginning moments of the master telling another student you better get out of here, things are going to get messy and pulls out the ar 15 to begin shooting, the video shows deputy scott peterson, the school resource officer the only armed lawmen on the campus, reportedly failed to go inside the building despite shots being fired. he ordered a school lockdown instead of ordering deputies toward the building, later revealed in this report that offices, quote, may rush toward gunfire rather than shall according to policy in broward county. pushback on one of donald trump's nominee for key federal agency by a member of his own party. we will tell you why senator blakely is trying to block the nominee because of what he says is a religious freedom issue. and the family research council tony perkins weighs in on why this nominee is so controversial. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its

. >> how have we not stop this after columbine?still happening. >> they were three wonderful, professional, talented young women who wanted to work to help veterans and sadly they are gone. >> how dare you. >> how dare you. >> your user agreement sucks. >> these two young men, this was reprehensible, it shouldn't have happened. >> mr. cosby anything to say? not a word. >> he did willfully, unlawfully and with malice and foresight murder katie mccoury, the defendant committed to multiple murders. >> it went into the back of my had, just right in the middle of the back of my had and it came out right here. >> regardless of what happened in that meeting between the two dictators, >> we are all immigrants. we all come from an immigrant story. i'm not sure where people forgot that. >> it had everyone really hard, we were expecting her to live a lot longer. the world has gained an insight into the mind of another species. >> if i was able to get a life jacket i could have saved my baby. we could have floated up to the top and somebody co

she corresponded with charlotte church shooter dylann roof and visited columbine high school.ought she could make pipe bombs. 21-year-old damon joseph planned to attack a synagogue. the isis supporter was arrested after receiving two semiautomatic rifles from an undercover agent. >> he made very clear that his personal goal was to kill a rabbi. >> inspired by the pittsburgh synagogue shooter, joseph deciding between two targets allegedly stated, which one will have the most people, what time and what day. go big or go home. >>> so the five marines who are missing after last week's plane collision near japan have been declared dead. a pair of planes with seven people on board collided after a training accident off the coast of japan. two service members were rescued although one later died from his injuries. the names of the oh ther marine who died have not yet been released. >>> russia sent bombers to venezuela yesterday. those russian jets can carry conventional or nuclear tips cruise missiles. their deployment comes after venezuelan leader nicolas maduro visited moscow last

the most drastic changes and the most significant changes to make schools safe in 20 years since columbinechachter, thanks, again, our deepest condolences to you ask yond you family. >> thank you very much. >> and we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ this is my paris, follow me. ♪ mon paris. the feminine fragrance. yves saint laurent >>> in just a few minutes from now, protests are expected to get under way in el paso, texas, after a 7-year-old migrant girl from guatemala died in u.s. custody. she was detained with her father in a remote part of new mexico on december 6. officials say she was medically cleared to be taken to a detention facility with the rest of her group which included 50 unaccompanied children. the next day, she got seriously ill and was air lifted to a hospital. where she went into cardiac arrest and later died of septic shock. an autopsy is being performed. she was suffering from dehydration, liver failure, and as we mentioned, that was the initial assessment that she died of septic shock. so with more on this cnn, ed levendera is in el paso and what are we hearing fro

elizabeth lecron used social media to heap praise on the columbine killers and racist murderer dylann on college campuses, racist tirades are gaining more and more attention. this happened at columbia university. >> we built modern civilization. >> reporter: a student who in a statement says he's not a racist and does not hate anyone. but he goes off on a group of students because of his distaste for the overuse of the term "white privilege" and similar divisive rhetoric as a means of dismissing views of others. and yet -- >> we're white men! we did everything! >> sara sidner joins me now. sara, hello to you. there has been a major spike in hate crimes over the past few years, even on college campuses. why are we seeing it more with young people? >> you know, it's a good question. one of the things that's happened on college campuses when you talk to the groups that study this and have been studying this for many decades is that there is serious recruitment going on, on college campuses and through social media. there have been fliers that have been put up and actually just today at t

so this, if you remember michael moore's move by bowling for columbine, he pointed out how cable made us crazy because we were immersed in stories of kids who were abducted. now, kids are almost never abducted except by the noncustodial parent. but it happens in this country, there are atrocities, and the media environment put it all in our faces in the '80s. by the '90s with all the missing kids, the milk cartons, all that stuff, americans -- not canadians and not europeans -- developed the idea that if i take my idea off my kids, someone's going to snatch them. so we started teaching our kids, stranger danger. don't leave your kid unsupervised even in a department store. so if you raise kids to fear others, to think the world is dangerous, you're going to the raise them in ways that are not conducive to letting them fly. the job of a parent is to work him or herself out of a job. and i feel my parents did that. that's what parents did. but now they don't do it so well, and i'm speaking about me and greg and all of our friends. it's hard to do this. that's beam number one. beam numbe

interest in violence that was the shooter from sandy hook he had posted in discussion forums about the columbine high school shooting and operated tumblermb accounts named after school shooters. while they may not have known at the time to take it seriously it's hard to imagine that now it wouldn't be reported to authorities. but these other school shooters they don't show anything to flag them for the automated tool saw the perpetrator of the 2014 shooting in oregon and the call of duty and also various night in gun pages. they seem like warning signs. for the call of duty world war 224 million followers with over one.3 million likes so sending up aas red flag about every single person would have a huge quantity of noise so i automated tools have built-in shortcomings sora a terrific report called mixed messages that did a lot of research on this that shows they generally work best and to be easily fooled by lingo or pop-culture references and the best example comes from the 2015 tryout from the boston marathon bomber during the trial several quotes from the twitter account toxt show that he wa

he had posted in discussion forums about the columbine shooting, and had premeditated tumblebering accounts that were named after school shooterses. these were not a secret and fellow users were able to see these and though they may not have been able to know at the moment it's hard to imagine that now these wouldn't have been reported to authorities. in fact we saw with nicholas cruz that is exactly what happened. individual concerned users would report that in. the online profiles of other shooters in other major school shootings which usually get a lot of reporting after the fact don't show anything that would flag them for an automated tool. so the perpetrator of a 2014 shooting in trout villoregon had a facebook page that showed he liked military themed games and first-person shooter games. he also liked knife and gun pages. sure these seem like warning signs, but in fact the official facebook page for call of duty world war ii has nearly 24 million followers, the remington arms facebook page has over 1.3 million likes. so sending up a red flag about every single person who enjoys thes

school violence and that was the shooter in newtown, sandy hook, posting a discussion forum about the columbine high school shooting, and similar accounts, after school shooters. fellow users were able to see these and they may not have known whether to take this seriously, it is hard to imagine these wouldn't have been reported directly to authorities, we saw that with nicholas cruz is what happened and the individual concern with users, the online profiles and school shootings, don't show them to flag them the automated tool. and in oregon, a facebook page showing he liked first-person shooter and military gains like call of duty, various knife and gun pages so in retrospect, these warning signs that something was going on but in fact the official facebook page for call of duty world war ii had 24 million followers, remington arms facebook pages 1.3 million likes so sending up a red flag about every single person in these pastimes would create a huge quantity of noise for little signal. automated social media monitoring tools have built-in shortcomings. and mixed messages, which does research

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caller: everyone probably schoolrs the columbine shooting from 1999 that got the whole gun-control frenzyoing. understandable, but there is one thing. you know how comedians are all know, youlike, you have to balance freedom of speech with the sensitivity to others? host: ok, finish your statement, william. , the balance is between public safety and the second amendment. because the second amendment explicitly gives us u.s. citizens the right to bear arms. yet why do we have all these gun control laws? host: this story in today's "washington post," democrats looking to roll back a regulation,old having guns in their offices and carrying them around congressional rounds. being pressed to revisit it. he now has the support from nancy pelosi, nominated to be the next house speaker. multiple republican lawmakers said this week they were aware that colleagues kept guns in the capital complex -- in the capitol complex. rolling back lawmakers' ability to bear firearms has become a flashpoint between the democratic majority. next from morris dale, pennsylvania, a republican. good morning. caller:

the fbi said she glorifieded dylann roof and visited columbine. she had an ak-47.take back gavel. pelosi are discussing term limits deal capping her time as speaker to maximum of four years. republicans have a three-term limit for the chairs since 1992. the deal could help pelosi win votes to become speaker when the knew congress begins. >>> levis and google's smart jacket is getting smarter. the high-tech trucker jacket can alert you if you leave your phone behind. an automatic alert will go off if the jacket moves too far away from the phone. the phone will get notification. the jacket tag will vibrate. it costs $350. i am behind. i didn't know it was a thing. steve: now we know. that is why we call it the news. thank you very much, jillian. out on the streets of new york city i have a feeling janice has a whole bunch of people out there. janice: are we waving? how is it going. a little delayed reaction. are you guys having fun? [cheering] we have anniversary. this is picture of steve doocy? >> yes from minneapolis. janice: you are celebrating anniversary? >> 51

you are not going to be able to burst onshooter that the scene like in columbine or santa fe or parklandar-15s or ak-47s or whatever they had. they are ready to shoot. even the policeman or someone like that cannot combat that. we've got to do something about that kind of weapon and that kind of person that filling for the ground checks and the inuvo to acquire the weapons. effort tos to be no do this at all because we don't want to combat the gun industry. it seems to be more important than our children's lives. guest: in wyoming, there are already policies in place that allow school personnel to carry firearms. in thing the recommendation the white house school safety report specifies is that the recommendation may be specifically useful for world school districts. the fbi has estimated -- in rural school districts. the fbi has estimated it may take eight to 15 minutes for law enforcement to show up, so that, they say, is why they are making their recommendation. host: it also addresses the school building itself, as far as designing it or changing it. guest: it recommends schools take

he had posted a discussion forum about the columbine high school shooting and operated accounts named after school shooters. these postings were not a secret. fellow users were able to see these and they may not have known whether to take this seriously but it is hard to imagine that now these would have been reported directly to authorities. we saw them with nicholas cruz that is exactly what happened and the individual concerned users would support that. the online profiles of other shooters in major school shootings which usually get a lot of reporting after the fact don't show anything that would flag them for an automated tool. the perpetrator of the 2014 shooting in oregon had a facebook page showing he liked first-person shooter and military games like call of duty and also various gun pages. in retrospect these seem like warning signs of something going on but the official facebook page has 24 million followers. the remington arms facebook page has 1.3 million likes. setting up a red flag about every single person who enjoys these pastimes would create a huge quantity of noise