. >>> plus 25 years later, before columbine, newtown, parkland, and uvalde.t happened in paducah, kentucky. we return to the site of one of the nation's first school shootings. >> i heard what was i thought books dropping. >> pow! pow! >> a community still reeling and trying to heal. the shooter up for parole. >> michael sentenced me to life in a wheelchair. >> will he go free? >>> released from russia. the two newly freed american veterans captured in ukraine, speaking in their first television interview. >> how quickly did it go wrong? >> real quickly, yeah. >> the horror they say they endured in russian captivity. >> we prayed for death. we just wanted to die. >> the wounds still visible as they think of those still being held. >> there is a slight amount of guilt. try vicks nyquil seve. just one dose starts to relieve 9 of your worst cold and flu symptoms, to help take you from 9 to none. for max strength nighttime relief, nyquil severe: ♪♪ age is just a number. and mine's unlisted. try boost® high protein with 20 grams of protein for muscle health. versu

how should i know them, but columbine i have no idea your majesty but i am march. very nice. but this is me. similar how are you? why isn't your majesty a puppet without there is no crown and there is no hint of the crown and now i remember to be called colonel kryak, just like jean-jacques freckles portrayed me. i was a cavalry colonel before the coronation. what am i telling you, everyone knows the scenes with him greatly amused the late king. shu jan jack made a considerable career on this potiha. who is he to you? but as i ask you, you got the theater of jean-jacques freckles. that's lovely straight. without offenders, it’s not my trotter’s cousin donkey, but my father’s dad. so, you were engaged in the respectable craft of your father in a foreign land we played another play your majesty or else we didn't know about our harmless. you will tell him all this. well, my husband, he brought you such a person as a savior, and this softens, yes, in general, soften me a piece of cake. i am a mixed, quick- witted, not at all vindictive, so i don’t judge anyone, he judges. how wil

what hung on one of pistols on the other, it was precisely those who staged the massacre at the columbine school in the us state of colorado. apparently, kazantsev considered himself their follower and acquired weapons in advance, according to some reports, he used traumatic pistols, makarych converted to combat pistols is the easiest to get in izhevsk experts, izhevsk has long been known as the armory capital of our country. there this production is very well developed. unfortunately, there are problems, including with uh, homemade uh locksmiths who, uh, produce at home for the equipment of weapons, including in the interests of criminal gangs or for sale there. uh, at least there used to be problems with the theft of parts from factories. our colleagues from the program, honest detectives, told how in the middle of the 2000s, udmurtia was seized by gun fever by merchants, then it was quite legal to trade in women's firearms. some items were finalized in private workshops. here is just one of the detainees obsolete, he told and he showed how a military weapon is made from a gas pistol, y

he, like kazantsev, was an adherent of the columbine movement, recognized in russia as a terrorist andut experts obviously can’t solve the problem with a ban. they talk about a set of measures - this is enhanced security of schools and affordable psychological assistance and targeted opposition to destructive movements and the fight against bullying in teenage groups. except the shooter wasn't a teenager. it was an adult man for many years, closed in loneliness and hatred for the whole world , an action that defies any logic more often. yes, he is alone. well sometimes. maybe she goes there with her grandmother or with her mother, but this is rare. usually he is always alone. i never saw him with the guys, surrounded by some friends. i didn’t see him, strangely so dark, and you are hiding yourself with a hood. face down in an attempt to somehow take control of the situation some of the parents talked about transferring children to other schools where security is better others reasonably remark that the guarantee of security transfer is still will not give teachers and students of the 8

e hmm the ideology of columbine is the name of this terrorist movement banned in russia and on the wicker keychain that hung on one of the pistols on the other, it was precisely those who staged the massacre at the columbine school in the american in the state of colorado apparently, kazantsev considered herself a follower of them and acquired weapons in advance, according to some sources. he used traumatic pistols, makarych converted to combat pistols are the easiest to get in izhevsk , experts say, izhevskaya has long been known as armory a-a. the capital of our country. there this production is very well developed. unfortunately, there are problems. including with uh self-made uh locksmiths who u produce at home to equip weapons, including in the interests of gangs or for sale there. uh, at least, there used to be problems and the consecration of spare parts from factories. our colleagues from the program, honest detectives, told how in the middle of the 2000s, udmurtia was gripped by gun fever by merchants, then quite legally they traded izhevsk firearms. some items were finalized in

mike: i spent two and a half weeks at columbine high school a couple of decades ago for fox. how many subsequent school incidents there have been in the years since then. how big of a problem is this, in your view? >> mike, i was a fairly new school resource officer the day that the columbine massacre happened, and i remember that afternoon the conversations we were having and the policy changes that were occurring that afternoon in terms of how we're going to respond as school resource officers if we hear gunfire in our building. and i think the thing that concerns me, you know, a little over 20 years later we still have some agencies grab -- grappling with how to do that. we have got to make sure, again, that we've got law enforcement in the right place, collaborating with schools and train to deal -- trained to deal with these incidents. mike: obviously, there's intense pressure on educators to teach. for teachers who say i don't really have time to deal with security concerns, how do you respond? >> well, quite frankly, that's part of the issue where we need professionals

just arrived not so long ago , it was established that kazantsev followed the ideas columbine startedtive cult of school shootings, which was initiated by a massacre in the american school of the same name. there in april 1999. two outcast students killed 13 people. the most massive example of imitation of this massacre in the united states happened in 2007, when 32 people died, and this year the states were shocked by the shooting at the uvalda school in texas, where the criminal took the lives of 21 people, including 19 children in russia in 2018. the so -called kerch shooter. slav roslyakov killed 19 people. he, like kazantsev, was an adherent of the columbine movement, recognized in russia as a terrorist and banned, but experts obviously can’t solve the problem with a ban. they talk about a set of measures - this is enhanced security of schools and affordable psychological assistance and targeted opposition to destructive movements and the fight against bullying in teenage groups. except the shooter wasn't a teenager. it was an adult man for many years, closed in loneliness and ha

. >> for columbine, newtown, parkland, and uvalde.ing to the site of one of the first school shootings back in 1997 and the gunmen michael karmiel is up for parole. >> i thought this is the kind of thing that is going to mess me up for the rest of my life. >> i always remember that day. >> what would you do? >> if you are in that situation, you don't have time to do a drill. you're fighting for your life. >> it is streaming exclusively on hulu. >> social security checks are going up. recipients will receive an annual cost-of-living adjustment , the largest increase since 1981. this comes in the wake of record high inflation. the labor department announced consumer prices rose .2% in september alone compared with a year earlier where prices were up 0.4% from august to september. prices are going down for one streaming service but you will pay a different way. netflix unveiled a pricing plan that it calls basic with ads. the new option will cost $6.99 and will have commercials before and during programming a lot like regular tv like we'

here i look at me puppets how could i know them, and columbine is very nice.oronation. but what am i telling you, everyone knows the scenes with him were very amused by the late king. jack made a considerable career on this quiet. who is he to you? but as i ask you, you got the theater of jean-jacques freckles. that's lovely straight. bluntly cousin donkey father dad means you were engaged in the venerable craft of your father in a foreign land we played another play your majesty tell him all this. the method brought you one. generally soften me up times spit. i am a humorous quick-witted, not at all vindictive, therefore i do not judge anyone, he judges. only you will have to be patient until they reach him, his hands and head are just the house of lords, but there are not enough hands. we should have 100, but he has two. by the way, on which of the islands did your father find an eternal one? then they were not bored. in the same place, everyone is afraid, the artists gathered on this one, so they had fun there for glory, well rest in peace to him earth esco

the decades father columbine has decided that today should be a special day for his 13 year old daughter. ask or not cousin lab over at she saw the god willing i want to teach my daughter how to milk hamilton. today, she has to be able to stand on one leg and found the bucket with the other. we have 6 ammo mass, and then not easy to mil to lift the elevator, how addon bad it in there. alice, and i'm looking forward to the milking and will give up my own. okay, good. mm. but before that the dishes have to be washed and that's the work of nausea and her youngest sister. ah, now can i? this is out that have been happy to help in the kitchen, but now i enjoy working with the camels. yes, i love that atlas. but unfortunately, the camels, which are left to run free and there. oh, and the father can't see them anywhere. the eldest son, callum joan, is supposed to search for them. but before that a refreshing bowl of camel milk. then off to find papa's motorcycle. ah ah, today is also a good day for carl him, john. because normally his father wouldn't let him use the motorcycle just kept up the

both of us, who were there at slightly different times what i was there, dave collins who wrote the columbine book, oneon of the longtime writers and producers kevin davis and you were there with dave, right? >> pollock cayman -- >> yes. i've been doing this for a long time and i have written books before but this was a break, my me onealled or e-mailed day and said an editor from little brown, a publisher wants to talk to you and i was like okay, sure, why not? in the past when people would come to me with projects, they were like projects i would fail at miserably running for isiness executives and etc. thought was happy he came to me and he read my first book and said you have to write a book but am interested in having someone write this book inwr his name -- a great relationship book from the r start to the answer to this, as i was talking to young writers before this, there's bad luck l in writing, u take the good luck when you can get. >> spent a lot of your career writing about on. , inlets of history that are often overlooked or unseen. >> the first book i wrote about was a con man,

we were there a slave different times but for instance, when i was there dave cullen about the columbinek was there. larry dohring one of the longtime writers and producers of the simpsons kevan davis another wonderful writer was there. you were there with dave eggers, right? >> dave eggers. i mean, paula came in. a lot of pressure robert. >> of course. so i've been doing this for a long time and i've written books before but this was a break. my agent either call me or email e-mail me one day and said an editor from little, brown wants to talk to you. i'm like okay sure. why not? but in the past when people would come to me with projects, they were like projects i would feel it miserably, ghostwriting projects for business executives, et cetera. i was pretty skeptical. i was happy to talk and he came to me with this strengthening and he read my first bookings at your threat of book proposal but am interested in having someone write this book. this guys name was ben george. it was great relationship from the start. the answer to your question is i got lucky on this one. as was talking to

having kitty litter, nbc found only one that actually has it on campus in jefferson county, home to columbine high school. the litter is part of an emergency supply kit in case they're stuck in a classroom too long, not the reason that politicians are sharing. kristen and peter? >> all right thank you. thank you for that report. i think that mora makes the key point here which is that this is about spreading fear >> the fear of the era is where people get information within an echo chamber that echo chamber spreading live and can be spread more widely than that. o be spread more widely. we want to turn the table and check in with our friend somara theodore. you look great this morning. >> thank you. good morning. we are headed to the tropis. carl is a post tropical cyclone. at this moment, not bringing much but heavy rain to parts of central america and the yucatan, i'm sorry, but we are seeing rain in cancun. if you have any vacation plans over there, keep an eye on the tropics, we are keeping a close eye on this disturbance, 10% chance of developing. we'll keep an eye on it. off the coast o

. >>> plus 25 years later, before columbine, newtown, parkland, and uvalde.was i thought books dropping. >> pow! pow!

images that are familiar since columbine. students were in front of doors and huddling in classrooms. this is a magnet school in st. louis. apparently, according to police, or at least a school spokeswoman, there was a massive police response. this gunman was confronted by police the moment he entered the school and was quickly neutralized. so unlike some other incidents recently, this involved massive police response to the threat against the school. we are waiting for more details from police. we'll continue to monitor that story for you. >> alarming new data showing an evidence of a nationwide classroom crisis. reading and math scores dropping across all grade levels. did the lengthy school closures backed by democrats and teachers' unions play a role in the decline. >> sandra: and new records at the southern border. will the numbers play a role in the midterms. our panel is here, ready to go, they will weigh in. >> the biden administration is trying to hide severity of this crisis and what i want americans to understand i

the policy to go in and go after a shooter has been in place since after columbine.ed to follow that policy. this is the result. we will keep you up to speed on what happens next, sandra. >> sandra: feds have enough evidence to bring charges against hunter biden for tax violations and a false statement regarding a gun purchase. a source telling fox news the matter remains in a sensitive critical phase as u.s. attorney on the case weighs whether to charge the president's son. the cover of today's new york post with this headline, charge him already. fox news team coverage, miranda divine will join us in a moment, but david spunt is live at the justice department on this. david, what are you hearing about the people involved in the hunter biden investigation? >> sandra, i'm hearing there is a palpable sense of frustration from people who have been on this case for four years. the investigation began in 2018. the investigation has officially shifted from across the street from the fbi to up the road in wilmington, delaware a few hours, where u.s. attorney david weiss is

columbine's as well, from colorado.he international plants cause a stir. >> i imagine it is a learning curve when you are bringing plants from european heights. what have you learned about these plants by putting them in this controlled environment that they are heartier, or more delicate than you expected? have you been surprised by anything that these plants have taught you? >> i would say that they are unbelievably hearty. one of the best things about vail, colorado, we are able to put these mostly out in natural conditions. we plant them in native soil, which is very hard, and it is not what your common garden plants need. but it is what the alpine plants need. they thrive on a very lean, rocky soil. the harder the better, really, for most of the alpine plants. in england, where i am from, we have to spend a lot of time protecting alpines, because they get too much rain, they are grown and little cloches to help prevent the rain coming down on the plants. but here, we put them out there and they thrive in the enviro

it was in jefferson county, colorado, where columbine high school was located.few years ago, in case of prolonged school lockdowns in the event of things like school shootings. when i talked to people in my district, yasmin, they told me, unfortunately, they have far too much experience with this and this is the kind of threat they are worried about. not freeze. >> my gosh, the reality of the world that we are living in right now. tyler kingkade, thank you so much. appreciate it. all right, the president and everybody atop about to talk the economy in a stop in portland. after the break, why the typically democratic stronghold, oregon, now has a party concerned enough to send the president there again. we will be right back. ident there aiagn. we will be right back. that's the real question. with fidelity income planning, a dedicated advisor can help you grow and protect your wealth, even when you're not working. they'll look at your full financial picture and help you create a flexible strategy designed to balance growth potential and guaranteed income. so you

new nbc film, shutting down midnight, revisits the 2013 fighting its abortion, columbine culminatingvis's filibuster in a post-roe world. have a look. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> when i was elected to the senate, rick perry was the governor and david dewhurst was the lieutenant governor. >> and again my goal is to make abortion in any stage a thing of the past. >> in texas, we are fighting tooth and nail to protect the unborn. >> republican politicians began to get more and more extreme right and extreme evangelical and carry those agendas as part of their elections. >> matthew, 18 six say it will be to it to those who would harm the little children. better they have at that they have a noose around their neck and drop to the end of the sea. >> abortion became a way of coalescing support around the republican party. >> after roe versus wade, we are fighting to restore the sanctity of life when life at a time and yes, one law at a time when. >> and thus began a slow and steady march intruding upon that right in texas. >> all right, just try and remember back to this. sp5. the bill that wendy davis was f

columbines too, of course, from colorado.no, the international plants cause a stuff. >> i imagine it's a learning curve, especially when you're bringing in plants from the himalayas or the european heights. what have you learned about these plants by putting them in this kind of controlled environment? that they are heartier or more delicate than you expected? have you been surprised by anything that these plants have taught you? >> i would say that they're unbelievably hearty. one of the best things about vail, colorado, is that we are able to put these mostly out in natural conditions. native soil, for the most part, which is very hard and would not grow your common garden plants, but it's what the alpine plants need. they thrive on a very lean, rocky soil. so the harder the better really for most of those alpine plants. in england where i'm from, we have to spend a lot of time protecting alpines because they get too much rain, so they're grown in little -- to prevent the rain coming down on the plant. but here we can just

eighty-eighth school, the battle was not arranged by 34-year-old artyom kazantsev, an adherent of the columbineism, was registered with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. the american ideological contagion cost the lives of seventeen people, including 11 the mournful list of schoolchildren may not be final 25 of the affected patients, sent to moscow, some are still in serious condition. people will not soon recover from the experienced nightmare of other people's children do not exist. the fraternal grief responded with acute pain in the hearts of the belarusians. our president expressed his sincere condolences to the president of russia and on behalf of the belarusian people and himself personally addressed the words of immense sympathy and support to the families and friends of those who died at the russian embassy. spontaneous mourning memorial flowers, toys appeared in minsk candles and, most importantly, sincere words of deep support and empathy for a woman, of course, could not remain indifferent to this tragedy. and everyone who came here today and come. people really do this at the call of t

main e, methods and techniques of their work, which today we see all these trends with suicides, columbinesterrorism with dispersal of numerous fakes. all this, of course , was connected with the activities of dmitry and the activities of the consequences of his offspring. and a similar zipson in ukraine has grown to unprecedented proportions they blatantly lie at all levels so recently, a former adviser to the minister of the ministry of internal affairs of ukraine cynically linked the execution of schoolchildren in the izhevsk school with the fact that the criminal received a summons. it's not like he turned out to be a schizophrenic, but the goal of the ukrainian puppets is to calculate the situation in order not to become every segment of the population of the potential audience should be covered by specialized content and specialized speakers. somewhere. this is absolutely trash content that certain categories consume. somewhere yellow press somewhere fakes, somewhere near politicized, like gerashchenko's supposedly official position, allegedly expressed by private opinion, and somewhe

of them said that he they do have cat liter in the schools at jefferson county, colorado, where columbine active shooter drills or active shooter situations that went on too long, that they could not control and kids might need to use the bathroom over the course dave or days if it wept on too long. that's why they have it. that's the grim reality. this horrific thing these kids have to go through active shooter drills and might need cat liter in classrooms has been used to attack trans kids in the country. >> this stuff exists and bought into because people see this information and take one small nugget perhaps like what you said, they buy into it and try to weaponize it, and it repeats itself over and over again, the reason we have an obligation, no magistrate to look at it, it's up to the independent media an free press to challenge those false claims. appreciate your hard work and reporting on this. >>> thank you for watching this hour of msnbc. i'm peter alexander. catch me alongside my friend and colleague kristen welker on "saturday today" tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. eastern on n

have kids in the room together and we found that in the same school district, jefferson county, the columbineught up, and these this for this culture war fight that is frankly very difficult. >> and i'm glad that you brought up the one instance where it's true, because what bothers me about this is that it's part of the problem that we can't even get good gun control out of the gop. they already doesn't escape me that you have to have a little box so the kids that are basically hunkering down to stay safe during an active shooter situation, and they figure the bathroom when they are waiting to be rescued hoping not to be, killed but that's the reason why there is a letter box. the next question for you is this. we mentioned you in the intro, this hope i listen to key wedge issues for conservatives. they are taking advantage of it. they want to be able to go after educational combinations and gender not conformity. the goal of republican politicians who are spreading this demonstrably false rumor is that in your investigation, did you recover whether any of them are going to figure out whether

and i was a principal when the columbine shooting happened, and it was one of the things that was the scariest things that i ever heard. when the state trooper who talked to us, that it's really difficult to get rid of lone wolf kind of shooters. i think we could look at curbing gun violence in a different way. i think we have a huge problem with gun violence and suicides in this state and in this nation as well. indeed, our young people, that's the first cause of death for young people, is gun violence. and among that, suicide. let's keep our guns safe. let's make sure we lock them up so that people cannot make a quick decision to move ahead. >> senator murkowski, 1 minute, please. >> gun violence is something that we all must seek to address. it just broke everyone's heart to see the news just this week, yet another shooting in st. louis in a school by a former student. so how do we keep our kids safe in school without turning them into fortresses? i was part of a bipartisan group of lawmakers led by a very conservative republican john cornyn from texas to develop and pass into law

place at the 88th school, the battle did not suit 34- summer artyom kazantsev an adherent of the columbinetered with a diagnosis. schizophrenia, a dislocated american ideological contagion, cost the lives of seventeen people, including 11 schoolchildren on the mournful list, perhaps not the final 25 affected patients, some of whom were sent to moscow, some are still in serious condition. people will not soon recover from the experienced nightmare of other people's children do not exist. the fraternal grief responded with acute pain in the hearts of the belarusians. our president expressed sincere condolences to the president on behalf of the belarusian people and personally, i addressed russia with words of immense sympathy and support to the families and friends of those who died at the russian embassy. natural mourning memorial flowers, candle toys and, most importantly, sincere words of deep support and empathy for a woman, of course, could not remain indifferent to this tragedy in minsk. and everyone who came here today and come. people really do this at the call of their hearts, becau

a little bit under $4 million to combine locks in the next 12 months for school sites that need columbineassrooms and those that were lined up in the queue and next practices, the next priority that i would recommend to the board is that we now invest in public announcement systems. there are a number of school sites that don't have public announcement systems and that is an important investment and also cost around a half million per average site and that is necessary for the pa system and a buzzer intercom, but the main priority is getting pa systems. we have also allocated about half a million dollars to upgrade for school security and security cameras particularly at middle schools and high schools. we have heard very clearly the feedback and appreciate everyone's patience to organize this and with bandwidth to move forward. >> a comment in regard to the placeholder amount for the next bond, the $1 million. i guess that feels like a very small number to me based on the size of our need and just thinking about how that stretches across the district depending on whether or not that woul