janet, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening. just three weeks into 2013 and this is already the fifth shooting at a school this year. and today when the alert went out here, many parents thought, please, not again. gunshots on a school campus yet again. this time it was a community college in the houston area. but the fear and the panicked response were the same. >> we heard six shots. and automatically we saw students running, and we went under our desks. our teacher shut down the lights, and we went under the desks and tried to take cover. >> reporter: they are the desperate survival tactics teachers and students have taken elsewhere recently. three people on the campus were injured in what may have been an argument that escalated. >> your brother was shot? >> yes. they told us that he got shot three times. we're trying to figure out what's going on. >> reporter: so were the parents of four nearby schools that went on lockdown with hundreds of students inside from kindergarten up to high school. moms and dads waited hours to p

janet was grieving. she was there with parents of children who didn't know if their children were going to come home. as we know, 20 of them did not. the next morning this brave woman sat around a conference table with members of her community and began plan on how to protect those children and their family. how to reopen the school and get children back to learning. she was putting sandy hook community first, the teachers, the children, and those families. she did it all the time with her heartbroken for her friend who is were cut down on that terrible day. janet, i know you will provide invaluable expertise to us. you are an expert on children, on teaching, but most importantly, and for our purposes today, you're an expert on the price of inaction. you are an expert because newtown has paid this price. you're children paid this price. your teachers paid this price. your administrators paid the price. the community paid the price. you speak with unquestionable authority on that subject. you've lived wha

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of course, to become homeland security secretary in the first place, janet napolitano had to step down from her old job, which was being governor of arizona. we just passed the two-year anniversary of the mass shooting in arizona in tucson. this past week, the congresswoman who was almost killed in that shooting, gabby gifford, she and her husband, astronaut mark kelly announced a major new effort to raise $20 million for a new pac to compete with the nra and to support a pro reform agenda. part of the political power there is not just that gabby giffords was nearly killed in that pass shooting in tucson, but also that she and her husband are both gunowners and out and proud supporters of the second amendment. but they're nevertheless saying there needs to be reform. in fact, are saying that respect for the second amendment and reform are not incompatible things. well, today in arizona, the person who became governor once janet napolitano went to washington to become homeland secretary, the governor after janet napolitano, jan brewer gave her state of the state address, regardless of t

janet omari wants to change that. for a year she's been working for the swiss company vestergaard frandsen. she travels to the villages to offer people an alternative. here in the region, she and her colleagues have distributed 900,000 of these water filters -- filters with pores so small that they don't catch just dirt but also bacteria. the people no longer need to boil water to purify it. now janet is checking to see how well the filter, called a lifestraw, is working out and where there are still problems. >> where we still have to work with the people is education. you know change is gradual. so the only thing we need to do is educate our community. will they use our lifestraw and have safe drinking water. so the only challenge is, like, we need to educate them more and inform them more. so once they are empowered with education, things will work out. >> the filters are completely free of charge for the families. but they aren't always received whole heartedly. it took some effort for 15-year- old sarah to convin

thank you, janet. let's bring in psychiatrist dr. joshua weaner. we have a lot of parents in the houston area who cannot get to their children. is that only raising the temperature that we have the parent who is want to get to their kids and cannot? >> i think only natural, of course. people feel scared. they want to comfort their kids. particularly the parents who know their kids are vulnerable to anxiety. if they're in lockdown in the schools, that's a high anxiety situation. they want to make sure that they're okay. i think all of these things happening and would seem like clusters raises the anxiety of the country. the parents are nervous, of course, the kids a little bit nervous on the lockdown and hopefully the teachers and everybody because of the twitter and things like that, they're able to tell the kids everything's okay. we need to do this for precautionary measures. >> doctor, i wanted to pick up on a conversation that steve was having with former fbi profiler clint van zant and ask you this question. there's a question about how the me

peggy was janet george's next-door neighbor.d you see anybody? >> i actually saw janet and the two girls in the school playground at the end of our street. >> when you saw them there, what, if anything, did they do? >> we just waved. >> as you pulled into your house what, if anything, did you see in front of janet's house? >> there was a van parked in front of the house. >> okay. did you recognize whose van it was? >> i assumed it was one of michael's vans, yes. >> in the prosecution's theory of the timeline, was there a missing link of logistics. how did michael get from his mother's place and back to the store in time to kill barbara? >> the neighbor's sighting of his van outside his mom's could plant the seed of reasonable doubt. >> she has no dog in the fight. she's not a close, close bosom buddy or lifelong personal friend of janet and michael's. she's a neighbor. why wouldn't you believe her? >> when you take the combined testimony of janet george and peggy you have solid evidence that he was at some place else. >> and tha

go to another meeting, from the breast cancer fund, we have my two science leaders, [inaudible] and janet gray, so science questions galor, they can handle them all, policy questions, we'll have to deflect some of those to nancy for another time, so what i'm going to present today is what we call our healthy home and healthy world tours, i'll talk a little bit about who the breast cancer fund is and then we're going to walk through kind of the rooms in your home talking about tips for avoiding exposures that are linked to breast cancer and i will talk a little bit about the different chemicals, where they're found, things you can do to avoid them and also some policies, and then we'll kind of go beyond the home to talk about the kinds of exposures that might be not within our control in the house but elsewhere. and it looks like i have videos so that is good. so, the breast cancer fund is a national organization that works to prevent breast cancer by eliminating the environmental exposures linked o the disease, mostly we talk about chemicals and radiation that are linked to breast cancer,

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let me bring in janet shamlian, nbc correspondent based in that area. janet, first, what have you heard if anything from some of your contacts working this story and who may be on their way to help secure the situation? >> sounds like the injuries may be fairly critical bringing them, tamron, to the texas medical center and there are medical facilities closer to this campus than the texas medical center which is in downtown houston. only the most serious cases go there and life flight, the helicopter service, has brought at least one injury and possibly two to the medical center for treatment. as you said, this is a campus about 20, 25 miles north of downtown houston. it's a community campus with a number of different locations and you mentioned a shelter in place alert that is posted on the school's website. what we're hearing is that the gunman may be still at large. the person taken away in handcuffs may, in fact, not be the gunman but somebody wanted for questioning but that there are reports as you indicated that someone fled in to the nearby woode

janet robinson. >> thank you very much. i'm here to give am face to the children, the staff, the families of sandy hook in newtown, connecticut. on a beautiful winter morning in december, buses dropped off their precious cargo. nearly 500 elementary children who filed in their school with the expectations of all little children that good things will be happening today. and little in the way of cares. maybe what's for lunch today? will i have a chance to play with my friends at recess? in the first three classrooms in the front hallway, the little first graders' coats were hung up and the morning routines began with their circle time on the rug with their teacher. there they discussed the calendar, the activities of the day, along with an activity for responsive classroom. this was the typical routine of sandy hook elementary school, a place that excudes -- exudes caring, happiness, nurturing from the moment you walkthrough the doors. if you pass a child or an adult in the halts, you'll get a smile and cheerful greeting. chi

janet, what are you hearing as this story unfolds? >> reporter: martin, even a time now after the shooting happened, harris county sheriff's department is calling this, quote, an active and volatile scene. we still have people sheltering in place in the college, and i think an important issue here is this is not just impacting this school. there are three other schools in the area in what's called the aldean school district. you can see one of them. students at three other schools who are considerably younger, high schools, elementary school children are on lockdown or have been on lockdown as well until just a few minutes ago. it's within the last three or four minutes that we see students coming out of this high school, nimitz high school, and being escorted onto buses. and behind me, jerry, are we able to flip around? is a line of cars of parents who have come here for their high school and elementary school students and have not been able to get them because those schools have been locked -- on lock down as well. as you mention, w

janet shamlian, nbc news, houston. >>> we are back in a moment with the end of an era for a big name in the movies. >>> you're looking at a view of the moon like we've never really seen it before, courtesy of nasa's grail spacecraft program. its mission was to map the lunar gravity field. it also had an educational component, allowing school children to pick out places to explore. astronaut sally ride championed that idea before her death last summer. last month, the whole thing came crashing to an end on the surface, as planned. but luckily, what it saw and recorded on the way down, these great pictures, survived the journey. >>> we learned today the u.s. senate is losing one of its most senior members, and it's the end of an era, at least for now, in a big name in american politics. democratic senator jay rockefeller of west virginia says he will not run for a sixth term in congress when his term expires. that's in 2014. by the way, a rockefeller has held a major office in america since 1974, and every year but one since 1959. >>> in unromantic hollywood news, grauman's chinese the

. >> we also recently met with and gave recommendations to associate superintendent janet schultz on how to assist with outreach at the community meetings that the sfusd helps families understand the a-g requirements. we have an announcement. we will be giftwraping for donations at the dsw on 400 post street to compensate for some of the money that the ssc program lost because of budget cuts. so please come and support us december 22-23. >> thank you megan and windy. december 22 and 23 where again? >> dsw at 400 post street. the entrance is on powell. >> what is going on those two days? >> we're just having a >> giftwraping. >> if i may, president yee, i wanted to ask sac if you could help us bet the word out about the free muni applications and perhaps work together with janet schultz and the other associate superintendents about how we can reach as many students as possible at school sites? thank you very much. >> okay. item e, parent advisory committee pac report representative. >> >> good evening superintendent carranza, president yee and commissioners. my name is gloria and a me

i met janet on the afternoon of the shooting area janet was grieving and she was there with parents of children who did not know if their children were going to come home. as we know, 20 children did not. the next morning, this great woman sat around a conference table with the board of education in her community and begin planning how to protect those children and their families and how to reopen the school and get children back to learning. she is an extraordinary person and was putting sandy hook community first, the teachers, the children, and their family, and thinking about it. her friends will cut down on that terrible day. janet, i know that you will provide invaluable expertise to us in today's hearings. you are an expert on children and teaching and most importantly, and for all purposes today, you are an expert on the price of inaction. you are an expert, because newtown, connecticut, has paid this price. your children have paid the price. the teachers paid the price and the administrators paid the price, as well as the community paid the price. you speak with unquestionable

on the left, that's homeland secretary janet napolitano.the right that is education secretary arne duncan. both of them are staying in the obama cabinet for the second term we have learned. this is an associated press picture taken at a judiciary committee hearing on immigration that was held back in june of 2011. what is remarkable about this picture is that technically it is the job of this person, janet napolitano, to deport this person, the guy sitting right behind her. that would be jose antonio vargas. he was born in the philippines. here he is with his parents when he was a little tot in manila. when he was a 12-year-old kid, his mother sent him to the united states with someone who he thought was an uncle. actually, it was just a guy who his mom paid thousands of dollars to, to get her son into the united states, so jose could have a better life in the u.s. once he arrived, jose lived in mountain view, california, with his grandparents. he worked very hard to learn english. a couple of years after arriving in the united states, spea

yeah, janet?> to tie back into what we talked about in the first class with relationships - he said "live lives with others so they won't suffer as much." which i thought was a very clear statement of compassion, and he talked about those relationships. >> yeah, and he's very untoxic about how he goes about it, and we have, again, some very nice further interviews. oh, warren, you had a comment? >> i thought he put his finger right at the crux of the problem in most religions - right belief as opposed to right action. and i think jesse jackson said it about as appropriately as any - he wasn't going for the ham, or for the pie in the sky, or for the ham that am. and i really kind of think that's been, i don't know, somehow diverted in modern america-christianity. >> yeah, and i think we'll see that in a lot of religions. again, the beliefs and believers connection. i want to switch gears here, because i think we're getting rolling here on this idea of looking at religion. i want to talk about the s

>> janet hassan is an extreme hypocrite.he last few weeks different folks in the media trying to interview her why did she put this list up in the newspaper? janet has refused to have an interview or a discussion with anybody. this is amazing that you have a publisher of the gannett newspaper doesn't give the press two minutes to justify why she would place an interactive map online. >> greta: in light of where we are on this. what is it you would like her to do, take down the map for starters, right? >> we called on them today, all law enforcement groups, retired and active members, have requested that the journal news pull down the interactive map immediately. it's placing a danger-- placing the lives of our members, active and retired, in danger and it's also placing the general public in danger who own gun permits. >> greta: and i take it, it's just like the publisher won't talk to the media, i take it the publisher is not taking your calls or your representative's calls to give an explanation about whether she will take

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>> we actually the suit names janet napolitano and for us at the ground level. i.c.e.s, look, i can't tell us not to not enforce u.s. immigration law. you can't order us not to enforce the law. that is the nuts and bolts of the lawsuit for us. >> eric: how are they telling you not to enforce the law? >> basically that the new policies that has directed janet napolitano and director of i.c.e. memorandum prohibits agents from arresting certain groups and individuals that under current law were required to at least put into removal proceedings. >> eric: given that environment, what do you think 6 president obama's new push to get his immigration policy in place right away even before you secure the border? >> you know, at ice, we're more about the interior enforcement. we do everything between the borders. border patrol takes care of the land borders, but throughout this it's apples and oranges. we view the president's comments. we looked at the bipartisan committee's plan and strangely enough we noticed that customs enforcement and immigration is not mentioned by the pre

. >> justin timberlake is heading .ack to the super bowl was half of the infamous malfunction of janet jackson back in 2004. he will perform the night before the super bowl. >> hopefully, no more wardrobe malfunction. >> no snow shovel malfunction either. i made up for categories. -- four categories. this will be conversational. do your homework. these were a few pictures. that is not a meteor shower, is 8 snow flurry. there are snow flurries right around the washington area. here is a look at the doppler. see that area of light snow is right now. the air is so dry, some of it is flurries. all closing in on us and to the nighttime hours, ,ou folks in southern maryland a strong upper level which is the impetus for all of this vertical velocity. you folks around waldorf, st. county, of fredericksburg, those are the be seeing a bit more in the wake of snow. is the timeline. have inries are what we washington right now. at 11:00.e a general area of fluffy snow. the ground is so cold, it will stick around. main road and the primed,tes has been be in pretty good shape. the side roads, especi

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