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in a matter of minutes and the more minutes you can spend keeping that person out of your room, the etter chance you have with first responders to get there and stop the shooting. host: this quote in your story stuck out to me. "our main request was door upgrades, automatically locking classroom doors with card access and id access for exterior doors. we also put in for glass hardening films for our doors which makes it more difficult for a bullet to enter. and we are doing video surveillance upgrades. the doj announced in june that it will get 993000 and -- $993,033. that the largest a grant to date but were looking at about $6 million for everything." what is the money part of this? can schools of for the upgrades they need? guest: that is the big question we were trying to figure out as we went into this story. a couple of different answers. things like locking your doors, creating an environment where people till comfortable speaking, those are free or very low cost. there are things that schools can start doing tomorrow without worrying about investing. they are more procedural, lett

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and that was a stroke of genius because what conaty then, what etter -- continuity then, what better affirmation than to assert women's rights by using the formula, the language of the declaration of i find. so we hold these truths to be self-evident that all men and women are created equal. and instead of attacking the king with all of their resolutions, who did they attack? who's the object of their scorn? >> men. >> he, he, he, yes, he. and what kinds of rights have women been excluded from, according to the seneca falls declaration? is it just about political rights? no. -- women's her right right to have equal opportunity for the same kind of careers, the same kind of employment, the same kind of education, the same ind of gaurnedianship of children. quality in the laws of divorce. and it extends to attacking inqualities in the laws and civil inqualities and the lack of frill enfranchisement but that's only one among many of women's discontents that are expressed in the seneca falls declaration of sentiments. this is a brorled -- a broad critique of the status of women and socie

it's located in etters, near the valley green golf course."probably at least 80 percent, if not 85-90 percent recycled materials, which is just from people posting on craigslist," said sealy. from dumpster diving to donations, they found every way to come up with free stuff. the shingle siding and interior walls were scrapped from a covered bridge demolished in schuylkill county. "i would reach out to different companies, different window installers and ask if they just had windows that they took out that they were throwing away that i could look through," said sealy. (grant) sealy. (grant) that was mike parker reporting. the tree house took three years total to build. (vicki) that wraps up kron 4 news (grant) ken wayne and pam moore ken wayne and pam moore are here with kron 4 news at six. (ken) thank you grant and vicki - coming up at six. we look into the controversial plan for a "safe injection site" in san francisco. it's a place where drug users can shoot up under medical supervision. we'll take you to a model location - showing how one