. >> columbine was a direct thre to the american gun culture because columbine really brought to theea that a couple of disturbed teenagers, if they want to, on any given weekend, can go to a, a gun show and assemble the weapons they need to go and take over the ooting everybody.shoot, >> at the colorado state capitol, the anguish over the columbine massacre turned to protests. >> nartor: in the wake of the shootings, thousands protested in denver. >> some here are channeling their grief into protest... >> narrator: demanding thatso thing-- anything-- be done. >> 8,000 strong... o >> narrator: of them was the father of a 15-year-old victim. >> i had a sign made at a sign shop with daniel's picture on it, and the rds, "my son died at columbine. he would expect me to be here today." r: >> narrahe protesters had a specific target-- guns and the nra. >> something is wrong in this couny... when a child can grab a gun... grab a gun so easily and shoot.. a bull (exhales) ...into the middle of a child's face, as my son expeenced. something is wrong. n >> theional rifle association, target of

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during hurricane sandy and 911911 was nothing compared to this we were open waiting for patients to columbine never came. ok now they just keep coming however a small sign of hope governor cuomo announcing that for the past few days the rate of hospitalizations is slowing although he cautions that the peak of the crisis could still be about 20 days away the governor as that while only about 15 percent of cases have required hospitalisation the state into supports 140000 people will need to be hospitalized warning that he does not have enough beds or lifesaving ventilators and as medical personnel remain on the front lines we are learning that a member of mt sinai is nursing staff who has been treating coronavirus patients. he has passed away from colvin 19 the hospital saying in a statement today we lost another hero a compassionate colleague friend and selfless caregiver meantime the hospital system initiating a procedure called plasmapheresis where they transfer antibodies from patients who have recovered from cold the 19 to those who are critically ill from the virus the procedure could be

it's been more than 20 years since columbine happened in colorado. my state, the western state, a second amendment state passed background checks after columbine. my three daughters grew up knowing they lived in a state that actually was trying to respond to what was going on in their schools. not through the united states congress. and the reason for much of this inaction is the supreme court's decision in citizens united. i won't belabor the point because i know my colleague from hawaii was kind enough to let me go ahead of her. let me repeat this. ten donors after citizens united have contributed over the past decade $1.2 billion to our policy. that has created a corruption of inaction in the united states senate. it's not corruption that you see because it's a corruption of inaction. it's a bill that's not introduced. it's the committee hearing that's not held. it's the vote that's never taken for fear that if you do that, some billionaire is going to drop $30 million on your race and run a primary against you in your next election. do you want t

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reynolds day after signs and portents wrote thank you very much for the updates aviation analyst columbine and he believes restrictions should have been imposed much sooner it's every passenger that comes in on an airline flight inbound to the country during this crisis or we're going through you now could potentially be a liability you know here in the u.s. and the government will have to take care of them if they come down with myron's so you know i think all the borders all the inbound flights from other countries should. you know should have been stopped and michelin. and quite frankly i think you know if you paid situation 200 cases there. i wouldn't be surprised if we do see the restriction you know as mr trump is debating right now i think when this blows over there you know early estimates are saying probably september of this will be behind us. once it's behind us i think it will be back in full motion and less there is great economic impact where there is a lot of very high unemployment rates but other than that i think it will it will be pretty much resilient and bounce back fai

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. >> you interviewed a woman whose son dylan was responsible for the columbine shooting i have to saythat sue learned about forgiveness? >> i think her situation is such a unique one, one that's really heartbreaking because at the end of the day the person she struggles with forgiveness is herself for not being the mother her son needed at the time, which is devastating so i think when people read all these stories, it's important to read them with compassion and kindness >> that's a great point. did you find when you think you forgive but is forgiveness something you have to wake up and do on monday and then do it on tuesday and on wednesday? >> it's funny, because so many people when i'm talking about this book want the quick tips on how to practice forgiveness. as you'll see in this book with so many people's journeys, and i have 22 people in this book, you'll see for some people forgiveness comes easy and it's a one and done situation and for others it's a daily practice i think that's such a wonderful thing to be able to know just because you decide today you want to live from a