. >> board member ginger littleton is on her way to the side door exit. but she can't bring herself to leave. >> at that moment, i felt very strongly that in a few seconds he was going to begin shooting, and i had the option of leaving and feeling guilty that i left them to their death, or trying to do something. >> littleton tries to knock the gun out of the man's hand with the only weapon she has. her purse. she fails and is left at the gunman's mercy. but he lets her go. >> this man had some scruples and so he spared me and said, you stupid and called me a name which probably at that point i deserved at least the stupid part. >> with littleton out of the way, the gunman now confronts the remaining board members. >> i'm going to die today. >> can we talk for a minute? >> i've already been in prison. >> the gunman, 56-year-old clay duke had served four years for threatening his ex-wife with two guns. the issue now, his current wife who taught at a local elementary school was not offered a full-time position. >> you see, our benefits have run out. >> plea

. >> so gen accuses mark of abusing mary during a visit in littleton. county sheriffs investigate.egation. and the county attorney in grafton county declines to prosecute. i think she really believed that that was the case, that mary was being abused, no one was listening to her, and she believed it would continue. >> genevieve began to take mary quietly behind the scenes to doctors. doctors would say, i don't think that happened. why are you saying that happened? >> and she decided to make a tape that somehow illustrated that mary had been victimized. and that was when things really got bad. >> the assistant county attorney provided us with a tape that genevieve kelley had produced at the house involving mary, dropped it off at the office here. so i sat down and watched the tape. i was looking for any evidence of wrongdoing by mark nunez who is the father. but throughout the tape, all i saw was this bizarre, strange conduct by the mother who was absolutely brainwashing the daughter and trying to get daughter to say things against her daddy. >> he's not going to hurt you ever again

when i was growing up, i grew up down the street from columbine high school in littleton, colorado so seeing all this kind of remained me of how does this kind of thing keep happening i grew up in a safe area, that same thing happens there. lafayette doesn't strike me as a place where this would happen. >> reporter: a lot of people asking that question how do these things happen. injuries are minor to critical. one of the victims was released offer night. last night the star, amy tweeter, my hearties broken and all my thoughts and prayers wherever one in louisiana. another big question what motivated the gun man (it comes three years after a roar colorado, james holmes was found guilty of that crime. jurors decided that a attack was cruel enough to justify the death penalty . >> it is just hard to keep track of the mass shootings in the past several years. unbelievable. >> it is a cruel thing. just after learning that something like this happened, i wonder if he was trying to imitate james holmes. >> timing makes you question that. >> thank you lauren. >>> a texas medical examiner rel

. >> i actually corrupt on the street from columbine high school in littleton, colorado. seeing all this reminds me of how this kind of thing keeps happening. i grew up in a really safe area. lafayette doesn't strike me as a place where this would have been. like i said before, it is the real. train tuesday that the questions on everyone's minds. we are providing updates to it with us on this story. cheryl casone with the other stories including the latest in the fight against isis. >> a lot of headlines this morning. the conflict is escalating. turkey is bombing cases for the first time, targeting within syria and fox news has just learned turkey has expanded access to a key military base for the united states. this is important because the u.s. has only been able to launch strikes from aircraft carriers in the polls. that is then fast-moving and developing overseas. isis is building its cash short, telling fox news the terror first group netted a billion dollars in cash when it took over last year. big news at home we're following this morning. hillary clinton under fir

feeling, when i was growing up i actually grew up down the street from columbine street in denver, littletone how does this kind of thing keep happening. >> my girlfriend and her kids and we went to the theater and we were here on monday, it could have been monday, no, it was tonight. >> it's crazy you see this happening all around the country in different places, to happen somewhere you know, be around, it's kind of like crazy. >> police say that they believe houser acted alone last night. he killed a 21-year-old woman and 33-year-old woman, one person still in critical condition this morning. >>> and stay with us as we continue to follow the latest details out of louisiana, we have full coverage all morning long on air and online at kron 4.com. >>> and two wildfires continue to burn, if you plan on head to go south lake tahoe highway 50 is closed on the left you can see the wildfire that is burning alone the highway. starting as a car fire, containment at only 5% with a hundred acres burned, mandatory evacuations on the area much on the right that is the wildfire that is burning, containme

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when i was growing up, i grew up down the street from columbine, high school in littleton, colorado so seeing all this kind of remains me of how this thing happened to me. that same thing happens there. lafayette does not strike me as a place where this would happen. >> many people are asking this question. police went up to the gun man's car and they found suspicious items inside the car that were detonated by the bomb squad. we still do in the know what they have found but we will continue to update this story this morning. >>> back here at our area a man is in critical condition after being shot while sitting in his car. >> that car was park outside of his olney home, police were called to the 400 block of rustcomb street just after 9:00 o'clock last night. the victim had been transported by private vehicle to the hospital, before police arrived, a 11 shots were fired, and five hit the the car, one went right through the 28 year-old's arm and into his chest. he is listed in critical condition. police are reviewing surveillance video in hopes of getting a better look at that suspect.

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tim in littleton, colorado what do you think? >> caller: senator warner, i find this an interesting research area you've gotten into. the gig economy seems to be a response to our changing economy. and one of the -- and so i kind of have a two-part question. you know, i've watched democrats and republicans agree on two things that are rare, trade agreements and nsa. when i see republicans and democrats agree on anything i'm astounded so there's something there. now, my question i guess is specifically, do you think that there's something in the trade agreements that could be done differently, whereby maybe companies have to produce x amount of their goods that they're producing, cars, whatever it is, in the united states, and when -- then they can go offshore and do the other 50% or something to help maintain what would be traditional employment because the gig employment looks like the alternative like the scraping the bottom of the barrel trying to keep afloat, so -- >> sure. >> let me address this. let me take in reverse order

tim in littleton colorado what do you think? >> caller: senator warner i find this an interesting research area you've gotten into. the gig economy seems to be a response to our changing economy. and one of the -- and so i kind of have a two-part question. you know i've watched democrats and republican ss agree on two things that are rare, trade agreements and nsa. when i see republicans and democrats agree on anything i'm astounded so there's something there. now, my question i guess is specifically, do you think that there's something in the trade agreements that could be done differently, whereby maybe companies have to produce x amount of their goods that they're producing, cars whatever it is, in the united states, and when -- then they can go offshore and do the other 50% or something to help maintain what would be traditional employment because the gig employment looks like the alternative like the scraping the bottom of the barrel trying to keep afloat, so -- >> sure. >> let me address this. let me take in reverse order.

host: from littleton, colorado, here is ernie. caller: thank you for taking my call. guest: thank you, ernie. caller: there are so many issues this country is going to write now, it is just mind-boggling. but a few of them i'm going to hit, this keystone pipeline. they are more worried about bringing dirty oil through our country down to the refineries for the billionaires who own the company. then here we have california and several other states that are going through the droughts. back in the 1960's, they had a program, the north american water project. to convert water from alaskan rivers down to our country to whatever states needed the water. and as far as these poisons go, you never hear about fukushima anymore. all the radiation you are dumping and that the pacific ocean and all the fears that are dying. and why is this administration keeping quiet? that is about all i have to say. so many projects -- i mean somebody things you could say. it is crazy. host: thanks, ernie. guest: ernie, thank you very much. first, i don't know whether you know it or not, but the