and he told me that later that i saved hinckley's life. i looked at him and says, "well, thanks for being a little slow in thinking." >> hinckley is found not guilty by reason of insanity and placed in a psychiatric hospital. >> looking a bit pale and somewhat thinner, the president walked out with mrs. reagan -- >> the president suffers massive blood loss, but his surgery is successful, and he is back in the oval office only 12 days after the shooting. secret service agent mccarthy also recovers from his wounds. officers de le hante suffers permanent nerve damage to his left arm. and press secretary brady is partially paralyzed and sustains a brain injury. brady devotes his life to fighting gun violence and goes on to pass the brady law, requiring federal background checks on gun buyers. both feelman and brown are nominated for emmy awards for the field coverage they recorded that day. feelman's footage with the unforgettable image of hinckley's gun wins. >> i never had time to be afraid for my own life. i never had time to even think abo

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at the time shot president reagan, hinckley believed in nothing.re is no question that america is now turning away from spiritualism and embracing the culture of me. what i want. since 2007, americans describing themselves as christian declined almost 8%. while those who believe in no religious doctrine have risen almost 7%. in many media precincts, religious folks are openly mocked, considered to be fanatics. that message is seeping in. especially to younger americans. the killers in colorado, charleston, connecticut, and now virginia all young men who had few restraints in their lives. if you do not believe in anything, anything goes. so the next time you hear a pundit saying gun control or stricter mental health monitoring or whatever else they come up with is going to stop the senseless murders of human beings, no, you are being deceived. only a society that insists all human life is valuable and a mass media that promotes the message of that will begin to see a turn away from violence. it's all about the philosophy of loving your neighbor, not

. >>> the man who said he wanted to be the next john hinckley. we will tell you what is being done to keep the suspect even further away from the president even though he has already been locked up. >>> donald trump refusing to back down after a new fwud a television news reporter. >>> back now to the story of the on-air ambush of a television crew in virginia. tonight, we are learning more about just why the guy did such a terrible act. >> a manifesto left behind by the gunman says he was, in his words, just waiting to go boom. vester flanagan had been fired from wdvj in roanoke in 2013. he used his cell phone to record the killings and posted the video on social media. >> state police say flanagan killed himself when troopers caught up with him hours later on i-66 in fauquier county in virginia. nbc's david wagner has all the developments. >> reporter: it was a violent end to a shocking moment of horror, played out on live tv. two journalists from the cbs affiliate in roanoke, virginia, in the middle of a live interview, shot and killed as view

bush saying -- in 1996, court records say glass claimed he wanted to be like john hinckley, jim. >> scott, how did he pull this off? >> there's a lot of things in play here, because there are different federal agencies overseeing this and different federal agencies overseeing him. we can tell you, the secret service and federal prosecutors respect commenting. the u.s. probation office was the one supposed to be monitoring glass while in the halfway house and his private residence. they respect commenting either a former secret service agent is telling us it is so very rare for anybody team deemed to be a threat to the president to get near the white house grounds. it says the secret service is particularly good at intercepting that football and keeping them out of washington, d.c. so, now we will have members of congress likely asking questions, how did somebody who has been admitted threat to the president get near the white house? >> scott macfarlane, breaking another story for us. thanks so much. pat? >>> well, it's back-to-school time and we are helping to send local children back wit

and scott this man says he aspired to be the next john hinckley? >> he threatens to kill presidents bush, president obama, president clinton and hillary clinton, too. his name is archie glass and recently released from a federal prison oklahoma. this man, nevertheless managed to make his way sunday to just outside the white house grounds. archie monroe glass of the oklahoma city area has a long history of threatening to kill presidents. in 2008 he admit adler threatening to kill presidents george w. bush and whoever would win the november election writing -- in previous years, he threatened bill clint and hillary clinton too until 2013 he served time in this federal prison el reno oklahoma. coincidentally the same prison president obama visited in july. earlier this summer, glass was serving time at this halfway nous oklahoma city. and during his time there court records say glass illegally left the facility and made a bus trip to washington, d.c. those records say a u.s. marshal figured it out when he found a return bus ticket to oklahoma city fro

what happened to him, one of his first acts was to say a prayer and ask for the forgiveness of john hinckley, jr., his would be assassin, because he believed so much in the redeckive power of forgiveness and prayer. and then, as he recovered a few weeks later, from his wounds back at the white house, he askask ed the deputy chief of staff to set up a meeting with him, with a man of faith and quickly, there came the archbishop of the catholic diocese in new york, straight to the white house to meet with the president. he overheard them talking and heard reagan say, whatever happens to me now, i'm going to serve god. my life is in his hands. and then he quickly translated that into a belief that it was his job as the president of the most powerful nation on earth to rid the world of nuclear weapons. he'd been somewhat of a nuclear abolitionist, and that's been written about before, but i believe that reagan being shot transformed his understanding of what it meant to have a military buildup. that the buildup was part of a strategy for a very different goal. and that goal was to spread human ri

what happened to him, one of his first acts was to say a prayer and ask for the forgiveness of john hinckley, jr., his would-be assassin, because he believed so much in the redemptive power of forgiveness and prayer. and then as he recovered a few weeks later from his wounds back at the white house, he asked the deputy chief of staff to set up a meeting with him with a man of faith. and quickly, there came the archbishop of the catholic diocese in new york, straight to the white house to meet with the president. he overheard them talking and heard reagan say, whatever happens to me now, i'm going to serve god. my life is in his hands. and then he quickly translated that into a belief that it was his job as the president of the most powerful nation on earth to rid the world of nuclear weapons. he'd been somewhat of a nuclear abolitionist, and that's been written about before, but i believe that reagan being shot transformed his understanding of what it meant to have a military buildup. that the buildup was part of a strategy for a very different goal. and that goal was to spread human rights