colorado 1999. 12 pupils and a teacher killed in the columbine massacre by young gunmen eric harris andld. 18 years later in north yorkshire those men were hero—worshipped by two teenagers who in their own words wanted to obliterate a school in rural northallerton. you always think that it doesn't happen where you are. that it happened in london, manchester, and not in provincial towns like northallerton. it's a massive sense of surprise. just the area you know everyone. you don't really expect something like to be happening. entries from the older boy's diary read to the court a chilling indication of what was planned. the boys, boy a and slightly younger boy b, struck up a friendship but between april and september last year that teenage companionship turned into a fascination with murder and violence that turned into making lists of people they wanted to kill. searches of social media records of internet history an insight into what they were planning. in may last year boy b told boy a: boy a replied: which prompted boy b to ask: boyasaid: both boys downloaded copies of the anarchist

beginning of april in oklahoma eric harris is chased by policeman after they tackled him down. they fired bullets into his back. pocket. the agent said he mistook his weapon with his taser the man is dying but the policeman doesn't seem to be both the. two days later in charleston south walter scott is arrested for a broken taillight he escapes. eight bullets in the back once again the victim is not tom and. once again a white policeman shots a black man. most crimes in the united states are committed by white people yet black people have much greater risk of dying shot by the police . if a louis for example. you have a higher chance as a young black man to be killed by police than being killed in a car accident in two thousand and fourteen the american police killed a hundred unarmed blacks that his two poor weeks the fact that americans have come to realize it hit them suddenly today was supposed to be michael brown's first day of college but over the weekend he was shot and killed by a police officer he was unarmed. two thousand and fourteen one death too many the death of y

within only a few months, these same students, eric harris and dylan klebold, would murder 13 and wound 24 columbine high school students in what has been called the first modern mass shooting. again, the red flags were detected but the appropriate steps were not taken. this is not a new phenomenon. in 1966 charles wittman sought help from a psychiatrist at the university of texas for, quote, overwhelming periods of hostility, including wanting to go, quote, up in the tower and start shooting people, unquote. six months later he would carry out his sycophantsy exactly as he described -- his sick fantasy exactly as he described. six dead and 31 wounded. mr. speaker, unfortunately this list goes on and on. the pulse night club, southerland springs church, the boston marathon, washington navy yard, the attack on congresswoman gabby giffords in tucson. sandy hook. the aurora theater. virginia tech. the norwegian summer camp. west nickel mines amish school. the charleston church massacre. the attack on republican members of congress at baseball practice. and even the youtube and tennessee wa

on the morning of april 20, 1999, eric harris and dylan cleveland faced propane bombs in the cafeteriailled with 500 students. expert say had the tanks exploded as planned they would have killed nearly everyone inside. the propane bombs were two of 76 devices eventually found on and around the campus. an additional 13 explosives were found in the killers cars and 8 more at their homes for a total of 99. videotapes were later found of harris and klebold full of cartridge bonds they called crickets and grenades. and a series of time clocks aimed at setting up a progression of explosions. investigators say the teens resorted to guns after they ran out of time to detonate the bombs. america fw school massacre was a school bombing that happened this very day in 1927 in bath, michigan outside lansing. :45 in the morning the north wing of the school house with 345 students exploded with such force it was heard miles away. 44 people were killed including 38 students. the attacker turned out to be a school board member who firebombed his farm, killed his wife, bombed the school and blue himself

colorado 1999. 12 pupils and a teacher killed in the columbine massacre by young gunmen eric harris ands think that it doesn‘t happen where you are. that it happened in london, manchester, and not in provincial towns like northallerton. it's a massive sense of surprise. just the area, you know everyone. you don't really expect something like to be happening. entries from the older boy‘s diary read to the court a chilling indication of what was planned. sorry if this is found i have committed one of the worst atrocities in british history or i killed myself. i just want to kill every single one of you. everyone is filthy and deserves to be shot, including me. i‘ll play the role of god and decide who i let live and die. we need to aid natural selection and help forward our species. the boys, boy a and slightly younger boy b, struck up a friendship but between april and september last year that teenage companionship turned into a fascination with murder and violence that turned into making lists of people they wanted to kill. searches of social media records of internet history an insight

about it, the lead fbi agent who ran the whole investigation for the fbi didn't find out about eric harris later, and dylan's much later. and he found out about i when an atf agent kept being like, you know, oh, my god -- like, what have you got there? they didn't even know to look for things like that. they brought everything from the killer's room and didn't go through it. today, 19 years later, obviously, by 3:00 in the afternoon, they had searched the room, knew what they were looking for, had identified this journal, had read it, then they summarized it, gave that summary to the governor and he went on national television and announced the summary. that whole process has changed. killers usually explain themselves in this stuff. he's going to tell us why he did it. go find it immediately. >> that is the case. there usually is some sort of journal or some sort of explanation where the killer tries to explain themselves or at least kind of vents what's going on in their head? >> almost always. the las vegas shooter is the huge anomaly, although i keep cautioning people that at this poin

eric garcetti kummel harris gavin newsome we've got three super potential candidates each of them in my opinion will be ready for the nomination by the time two thousand and twenty comes around but i don't know whether or not they will go but eric garcetti if i had gavin newsome i'd be happy he didn't run for governor he would have been a formidable opponent for newsom says there is willie you go owes a great leader you brought people together you work well with members of the other party what happened why why do we have such a divide in our country well i think it's because we have been indifferent to people's real needs we have been committed to a process rather than product in the old days the franklin roosevelt days the harry truman days you had to produce something to keep people interested in your candidate say we democrats began back in the seventy's and eighty's to fold in to this whole business of do in theory do one process around that very own me when bill clinton came along that we began to think of product but we even criticize clinton for producing product that was more

. >> harris: eric holder was called the former president's wing man. is the kind of language they were using. >> look at the relationship nixon and mitchell had even though mitchell went to jail. bobby and jack kennedy. >> harris: that is a little different. it was familiarial. but -- familial. >> the best justice department is run with a close relationship between them and donald trump hasn't had that. >> harris: it has created a situation you can't get certain documents with rudy giuliani saying if i don't get the d.o.j. documents that is a deal-breaker for sitting down. does complicated equal compromised i guess is where we are going with this? >> i hope not. there are some accusations against rod rosenstein he is doing things at the behest of the president so he won't get fired even though those things are not technically speaking consistent with the d.o.j. policy. that is where complicated gets compromised. is he compromising his integrity? is he compromising the d.o.j. to reply to the president's tweets? >> harris: i will leave it there and so yo

eric shawn is live for us in abington, p.a. take it away. >> hi, harris.l, as you say there is chaos and confusion predicted in pennsylvania tomorrow after the congressional districts were reshuffled in a jumble like a tossed caesar salad. this morning we caught up with the democratic candidate madeleine dean who is running in the old 13th, which is now the 4th. one of the 84 candidates running for 18 seats after the democratic dominated state supreme court ordered the keystone state's lines completely withdrawn. they said the old lines were unconstitutional. that means voters have new districts, new numbers, new candidates. experts say the result favors one party. >> no doubt about it, it will help the democrats. they are in a position to win three suburban districts in the suburbs of philadelphia. at a minimum and perhaps one up in the lehigh valley and maybe one in western part of pennsylvania. >> the high court decision is eliminate this. this district nicknamed "goofy" kicking donald duck. it does look like goofy kicking donald duck. in another distri

eric, thank you. former senate democratic leader harry reid is said to be in good spirits tonight after surgery to remove from his pancreas. reid's family say doctors caught the problem early during routine screening. the 78-year-old senator will undergo chemotherapy and his prognosis for recovery is good. president trump makes good on another campaign promise. moving the u.s. embassy in israel to jerusalem. we'll talk about the move, the reaction and what comes next when the panel joins me after a quick break. ♪ ♪ prepare for your demise, mr. billingsley! do your worst, doctor. i will. but first, a little presentation. hijacking earth's geothermal energy supply. phase 1. choosing the right drill bit. as long as evil villains reveal their plans, you can count on geico saving folks money. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. ♪ >> jerusalem is the seat of israel's government. today we follow through on this recognition and open our embassy in the historic and sacred land of jerusalem. >> president trump. by recognizing history have you made history. we are in jerusalem a

eric prince, a trump supporter. i want to talk to robert zelman and attorney harry litman. good evening to all of you. another meeting with george nader who wanted to help his father. the princes who led saudi arabia and the arab emirates were eager to help his father win election as president. the social media specialist, joel zamel, extolled his company's ability to give an edge to a political campaign. by that time the firm had already drawn up a multimillion-dollar proposal for a social media manipulation effort to help elect mr. trump. is it legal, in your view? >> it seems pretty straightforward, don. it plays as one more little thing for trump jr. i don't understand the casualness. it's a federal crime to solicit anything of value from a foreign national, even from trump jr.'s act where he rebuffed the offer. it seems he was straightforward soliciting something of value, but if $2 million payments were made after, it seems to me of par with the russian meeting overall and a serious charge for trump jr. >> is it illegal in your view, michael? >> it could be. it depends on the circumstances. if t

harry take you meghan to be my wife. >> a wedding fit for did you get your invitation? i didn't. >> i'm eric thomas skpnchs and i'm dion lim. that moment that captured hearts around the world. mol molly hunter joins us in england. >> in the buzz of love. >> good evening, we are outside of windsor castle. so many moment that is made you love the couple more and the celebrations are still going. >> she took our breath away for the second time. stunning in a stella mccarthy evening dress and a silver blue jaguar. a reception for about 200 people at fog more house and tense of thousands took part of the celebration earlier and got a glimpse of her first out fit of the day. the givenchy wedding dress. >> i had tears when she first entering the church. >> so did harry whispering to his bride, you are amazing. i am so lucky. >> shaking up tradition at the chap. >> imagine in this world when love is when unselfish unselfish sacrificial redemption -- ♪ standby me >> i harry, take you meghan to be my wife. >> i meghan take you harry to be my husband. >> and her mother doria. and singing this little li

ser un conde porque su hermano tiene un tÍtulo de duque es porque harry tambiÉn tenga el tÍtulo de duque y su esposa serÍa la duquesa. erictacto con ella?me imagino que hay gente que tiene cortesÍa con ella. esto de ser la novia del prÍncipe la hace grande. maity: hay mucha emociÓn para hacer porque tipo de reverencia, saludo. es muy interesante porque, a pesar de que no compartiÓ mucho, la gente la quiere bastante y estÁ la expectativa de quÉ va a pasar esta semana. entre muchas cosa, la seguridad, donde estarÁn las cámaras mÁs dice que tanto el novio como la novia no tiene ningÚn compromiso oficialy estos dÍas estÁn dedicados a detalles de la boda. los padres de meghan se va a conocer con el resto de la familia de harry. no atienden a ningÚn protocolo ni algÚn evento protocolario hasta el dÍa -- al dÍa de hoy. lo que sÍ, quiero contarles que meghan ha tenido que eliminar las redes sociales. ya tenÍa mÁs de 1 millÓn de seguidores, tuvo que cerrar sus cuentas de redes sociales porque no puede tomarse selfies. si nos fuÉramos a encontrar con cualquier miembro, no le podemos pedir una selfie. tenemos que pedirle a alguien q

>> harris, the details of what these woman say new york attorney general eric schneiderman was doing behind closed doors makes his alleged crimes more shocking. in an article, four women alleged schneiderman slapped, choked or abused them while they were having romantic encounters with him. the nypd tells fox news they have no records of any complaints filed by these women who said they were too frightened to come forward because of snide -- schneiderman's alleged things. he issued in the following statement. >> schneiderman resigned saying the allegations would be too much for him to continue. today andrew cuomo commended the women for coming forward. >> what they were expressing was, there was a fear that he was the attorney general and power would rule the day. that was incorrect. i want him to know that that is incorrect. not in this state. if it's the president of the united states, if it's the attorney general of new york, nobody is above the law. >> schneiderman has long been an opponent of president trump before he took office filing a law against mr. trump. he also launched

i saw harry and william when they strolled out of the castle. that was interesting. nice family. >> eric: did you buy cups? >> sandra: i skipped that. should i have brought some home for you? >> eric: we'll order it. >> sandra: "happening now" now starts right now. >> we're awaiting a big meeting ahead of the summit of north korea as president trump prepares to welcome south korea's president to the white house. >> president trump is set to sit down with south korean president moon in an hour. a preparation with the summit for north korea's kim jong-un. new fallout off the f.b.i. and d.o.j. agree to share classified information with lawmakers about the handling of the russia investigation. and now some gop congressmen are set to hold a news conference calling for the appointment of a special -- a second special counsel amid growing white house concerns about the f.b.i. and politically motivated surveillance. >> with the revelations that our campaign may have been the subject of surveillance by the f.b.i., the president, i think, is grateful that the department of justice is going to have

harris faulkner will be live from jerusalem. be sure to catch her tomorrow beginning at 1:00 p.m. eastern. eric: back here at home, the white house under fire after refusing to apologize for that tasteless and offensive comment made about senator mccain by an administration aide. here is press secretary sarah sanders. >> -- apologize to senator mccain? >> again, i'm not going to get into a back and forth. again i'm not going to validate a leak one way or the other out of an internal staff meeting. >> are you saying -- >> again, i'm not going to validate a leak out of an internal staff meeting. eric: that leak claimed that white house staffer kelly sadler dismissed senator mccain's opposition to the president's cia nominee gina haspel by saying in a private meeting quote, he's dying anyway. that remark about an american hero sparking a lot of outrage. ellison barber at the white house now with the very latest. hi, ellison. >> eric, much of what we're hearing from sources at the white house is that much of the frustration here at the white house is around the leak. senior white house sources are

the world watches as prince harry and meghan markle tie the knot with a nod to the past and a look to the future. good evening. thanks for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> for some, today's ceremony may have felt like watching a real-life fairy tale play out before their eyes. >> there are few things that can rise to the level and match the glitz and glamour of a royal wedding. molly hunter is live to tonight in windsor, england. molly, people still buzzing there. >> reporter: they are definitely still buzzing. good evening, eric and dion. that's right. it was an extraordinary day, and after the ceremony, after the reception the royal newlyweds spent all nigh partying with their friends far away from us and the media. the new duke of sussex opened the door to his silver blue 1968 jaguar for his new bride, a scene straight out of the james bond movie. the new dutchess of sussex took our breath away for the second time today, stunning in a stella mccartney evening dress. the british designer saying, i'm so proud to have been chosen, and meghan's ring belonged to princess diana. she also put diana's favorite flowers, forget-me-nots, in her bouqu

eric swallow said seizing those weapons from millions of gun owners by force. so the cat is out of the bag. john summers is in communications with senator harryoins us tonight. john, i've been saying this for a couple years ago and have been dismissed as a paranoid lunatic, which why the by the way, i'm . but if you believe crime is caused by guns, you have to get rid of the guns. you are wrong, but you wind up where swallow he believes he i. >> john: this is one of the more extreme examples but the reality is the vast majority of democrats and the vast majority of people who are in the gun prevention movement don't feel that way. men 90% of americans believe in expanding background checks to all gun sales, and other common sense reforms. i think most americans also believe the notions that we shouldn't have weapons of war on our streets. now i think when you lose the discussion is when you start taking a talk about taking weapons out of people's homes. >> tucker: if you believe that guns cause crime, you are not familiar with the data which says the opposite. and if that is not your position then you have to tell me what you're going to do w

i saw harry and william when they strolled out of the castle. that was interesting. nice family. >> ericandra: i skipped that. should i have brought some home for you? >> eric: we'll order it. >> sandra: "happening now" now starts right now. >> we're awaiting a big meeting ahead of the summit of north korea as president trump prepares to welcome south korea's president to the white house. >> president trump is set to sit down with south korean president moon in an hour. a preparation with the summit for north korea's kim jong-un. new fallout off the f.b.i. and d.o.j. agree to share classified information with lawmakers about the handling of the russia investigation. and now some gop congressmen are set to hold a news conference

. >> harris: so why are they threatening -- by the way, talk to me about contempt of congress. >> it stings and it doesn't sting. only happened once to attorney general. they held eric holder in contempt for failure to turn over fast and furious documents. did it hurt his legal career? no. did they take it one step farther to seeken cars ration or confine -- seek an incarceration or confinement? no. it's a paper holding of contempt. what has never happened is a republican congress to hold a republican attorney general in contempt. the president doesn't want to get involved because he is the subject of an investigation by the d.o.j. and he feels he shouldn't be interfering in any d.o.j. management. the fight will go back and forth. >> harris: why is it happening like republican against republican? >> there are people in the justice department who though republican do not agree with the motivation of the house intel committee and fear that the intel committee will use raw intelligence data, some of which is gained at the risk of lives for political purposes. there are people on the intel committee who say we run the budget, we are the regulator, they answer to us. who

eric dier! jamie vardy! made in sheffield! yes, some experience in the squad as well with ashley young and harry kane.ngland manager, gareth southgate, for his first major tournament with england. you can check out this video on england's social media. nick pope and loftus—cheek with the other main younger players coming into the squad. some saying they were big call—outs, but others saying they really deserve their places. all of the squad happy to be included given their reactions afterwards. trent alexander—arnold, we didn't think he could look much younger but he has been dreaming of the world cup since he was a kid. from that 19—year—old to ashley young, is one of the older players, 32. way back when, there he is, saying dreams come true. defender harry maguire, at euro 2016, supporting england a couple of yea rs ago with his friends, saying what a difference a couple of years can make in the life of a sports person. a pretty defensive looking squad for russia. all of the details are available on the bb sport website and app. and gareth southgate will be talking about this. what are we expecting?

it was mark harris getting the nod there a federal prosecutor will now investigate the former new york attorney general accused of abusing women. eric in a new yorker report claiming he assaulted them. the democrat has been a vocal supporter of the me too movement. he denies the allegations. jerusalem now thanking president trump for recognizing it as the capital of israel. square near the new u.s. embassy will be named the united states square in honor of president trump. ivanka trump and husband jared kushner will attend next week's embassy opening as part of a white house delegates. that's a look at your headlines. back to you. ainsley: pastor jeffress is going to give the invocation or the prayer. pete: see street signs come up it gets real. steve: something else the president promised when he was just a candidate. pete: two or three previous presidents promised it too but it didn't happen. ainsley: they didn't deliver. steve: cia director gina haspel will be on hot seat capitol hill for confirmation hearing. senator tom cotton has a bunch of questions. what does he want to hear her say? he is up next. pete: forget final exams,

harry kane will lead the team in russia. the tottenham striker becomes the youngest ever captain for england at a world cup. the 2a year—old was picked ahead ofjordan henderson and ericwe want to win it. we have to be brave and take it on the chin. whether we go out in the group stage or semifinal it is the same. that is what we've got to try to discuss as players, just to have no fear. to a story we broke last night... arsenal are set to appoint unai emery as their new manager. the spaniard, who's spent the last couple of seasons in charge of paris saint—germain, is said to have been the ‘unanimous choice' of the arsenal board. patrick gearey takes a look at his credentials. leuluai embry had his pick break at valencia. he took them to third despite financial challenges. then he came back to spain and one the second competition in europe, the by second competition in europe, the rugby league, three times in a row. that impressed paris st germain. they broke the wealth transfer record to sign neymar and this season psg took all three domestic trophies in france but have not impressed in europe. he will now move to his seventh job in management in his fourth different