the in 1999 to teenagers shops, 13 people that columbine high school. they went to a semi automatic rifles pistols and several explosives. 2007, a massacre on the campus of virginia tech. a students killed 32 people with 2 semi automatic pistols. in 201220 children and 6 adults with shot dead, sandy hook elementary school in connecticut, in 2018 around pages to high school in pumpkin florida. killed 14 students since 3 sellsman this these numbers represent incalculable suffering. the orlando, florida, behind this memorial is a full midnight tub, cold, the pulse, an institution for the local gay community. on june the 12th 2016, it was the scene of one of the deadliest shootings in us history. the friends and move survived the attack. the the most to close friends, christopher lane and then code true. antoine guerrera. we got here just after midnight. i ordered the same during so we always ordered and then went out onto the patio to hang out with one another. at 150 age in the morning, a man carrying and the salt rifle into the night. a few minutes later

my son, dylan, who was 17 years old, and his friend eric who was 18 went to columbine high school withention of killing everyone in the school and destroying the school. and if there is any gratitude i feel in this whole process, it is that they failed to do that. but what they did do was they killed 12 students and a teacher before taking their own lives, and they injured more than 20 other people, some very serious injuries, brain injuries and spinal—cord injuries, disfigurement. when andy was about four years old, his mum took an unaccompanied tour with the un peacekeeping forces, and when she came back, we decided to go our separate ways. and andy stayed with me. he would go running through the woods, riding his bike. we would go down to the river, go fishing. we would do a lot of things together. he was like my best friend. i go to the public defender's office, and i would say, we will go and see andy, he is over injuvenile hall. went down to this little small interrogation room, i was sitting in there and they brought him down the hall, and we were both crying, i was _ hurting, i

my son, dylan, who was 17 years old, and his friend eric who was 18 went to columbine high school with in this whole process, it is that they failed to do that. but what they failed to do that. but what they did do was it killed 12 students and a teacher before taking their own lives, and they injured more than 20 other people, some very serious injuries, brain injuries and spinal—cord injuries, disfigurement. when andy was about four years old, his mum _ when andy was about four years old, his mum took an unaccompanied tour with the _ his mum took an unaccompanied tour with the un _ his mum took an unaccompanied tour with the un peacekeeping forces, and when she _ with the un peacekeeping forces, and when she came back, we decided to go our separate _ when she came back, we decided to go our separate ways. and andy stayed with me _ our separate ways. and andy stayed with me he — our separate ways. and andy stayed with me. he would go running through the woods. _ with me. he would go running through the woods, riding his bike. we would io the woods, riding his bike. we would go down _

school. he was at columbine. tom just started pouring out, there is a shooting going on at the high school, they think that dylane of the shooters. i got home, and before long a swat team got there and a detective, and it was just craziness. i heard through a window that they were saying that 25 people were dead, and i remember at one point thinking that if dylan is really hurting people the way they're saying he is, i prayed that he would die. monday morning on march 5, i get up around six o'clock. went in to open up andy's door to say goodbye and have a good day at school, and i went to work. i'm in the back working, and over the intercom, the staff sergeant says, jeff, come to the front, please. so i come to the front, and the staff sergeant said there is a shooting at your school. so i get in my car and i drive towards the high school. as you can imagine, it is all chaos. there is lots of police activity, lots of ambulances going back and forth, helicopters all over the place, kids in the parking lot, parents in the parking lot, so i began walking around, looking for andy. i can't find him anywhere. every fe

school. he was at columbine. tom just started pouring out, there is a shooting going on at the high school, they think that dylan before long a swat team got there and a detective, and it wasjust craziness. i heard through a window that they were saying that 25 people were dead, and i rememberat were saying that 25 people were dead, and i remember at one point thinking that if dylan is really hurting people the way they're saying he is, i prayed that he would die. monday morning on march five, i get up monday morning on march five, i get up around _ monday morning on march five, i get up around six o'clock. went in to open _ up around six o'clock. went in to open up — up around six o'clock. went in to open up andy's door to say goodbye and have _ open up andy's door to say goodbye and have a — open up andy's door to say goodbye and have a good day at school, and i went _ and have a good day at school, and i went to _ and have a good day at school, and i went to work. i'm in the back working. _ went to work. i'm in the back working, and over the intercom, the staff sergeant says, jeff, come to the front, — staff

. >> we need those members in congress who said way back when when columbine happened in 1999, when i was a freshman in high school we wouldn't have one more because they were going to do something. when are we going to have that conversation, in addition to all of the things we need around mental health, behavioral health, trauma, all of that, but you're talking about a country where it is easier for a 14-year-old kid to order pieces together to put a gun together and go out and use it and commit a crime than it is for me to get claritin d from cvs. >> and so this really is not just a baltimore story. not just about this one community there called brooklyn but a national one. we have had 340 mass shootings to this point this year alone. >> you talked a little bit about it, what more can you tell us about the victims in the shooting. . >> one is an 18-year-old girl, the other is a 20-year-old man. their families have not released statements to this point. our understanding from community members is they are still grieving of course, and processing the news before they say anything to the public, but, you know, i c