first locking down individual buildings then expanding the measures to whole neighborhoods. if the virus spreads, this is all in line with china. 0 cove it strategy. many subway stations and bus routes were closed on wednesday. in person classes at many of beijing schools have also been suspended for at least a week. city authorities akin to show that they have a handle on the situation bounce yet. there are still some hidden sources of sporadic covered 19 infections at the community level across bay jane. we need to speed up screening tight controls, prevent virus spillover between districts to stem, the spread of the epidemic to andrea colder each in the course on pneumonia. they're also working to avoid the kind of locked down imposed in shanghai the to see 1000000 sealed in the homes, often without enough to eat and has created negative headlines across the globe. restrictions are easing in some parts of shanghai as cases drop. but some fear, it's only a matter of time before they explode again, because of the high trends miss ability of the on the cron variant. joining

he did not stand on the door for the new years and locks locks with good teeth. let's.s told the burglars should note that there are no locks in the world that cannot be opened. we are here last night at the president, for example, at the president. something has already lost the key oh my zoom, he confused nickel with a humane amealien. i am human and nothing human is alien to me. this is the president so said no writer torentzio in 163 bc diamond. i correctly said, in kind. dmitry alekseevich, by the way, thank you very much. i feed the dispatcher so that i give good orders, and you immediately rake. here's a new lock. you won't get a job. you are jam, try everything from your household. at first i was on the farm, now my daughter is plum. but these are paradise apples, and a woman told me in childhood with paradise apples, if you eat too much, your stomach will get sick. well, if unwashed. oh, sorry. well , hello, i have a locksmith. what key is divorced, how can you not cut the dogs immediately into the house, where is he? district police officer major fomenko allow

the remote control works, that fingerprint is all german and the door locks. does not work should be green see. really does not fire red yet, who has such a brother's castle, but now in italy family. it is impossible to open wells without damage. well, in general, why the usual normal lock? i think it's safe to give more than two million. master, please go through with a simple drill. but this is a selection, why not a real wall, or what? removed? here, in order for girls to dance in frankly, so to speak, outfits, and sometimes without them, i don’t understand. and that without the underground you can't hold your legs. well, from the village you don’t know anything at all color from call to call to an attack on employees. quite enough for me, but for him i don't know. well, this businessman is a fraer, as soon as he heard his village you promise reliably with a good evil resistant diamond lock. yes, our shepherds are cooler than all doors and locks, it’s their teeth that vidal will not seem to anyone. i will not save your sheepdogs. and what kind of diamond bo

north korea has moved towards locked downs to keep the health risk at bay. the economic cost to the country is unknown. oh, okay. so you knew to cove it? food shortages and economic crisis, my deteriorate in north korea, in order to prevent that they are conducting food rationing measures. so north korea and a very severe quarantine measures to prevent a mass outbreak of confirmed corbett cases. correct. that was just got on your thought for now. north korean state tv shows empty streets or typical scenes for are locked down towards south korea reports that north korean farmers was seen on their fields across the border. a sign that the agricultural sector might be exempt to prevent on worsening of the country's economic situation. it, she was last correspond frank smith, if there was any way to assess the economic hardship now facing with korea, think listen, it's difficult to know what's going on inside north korea. they have admitted to having something like 1700000 cases. those that are symptomatic, showing a fever, but many of the cases would be an symp

and of course, the abbey center of the current not locked down a current outbreak in china. it remains in shanghai. they've had about 1500 new cases reported today, which is really down from numbers that we saw earlier. i during this current outbreak in april, which we so figures of about $20000.00. but we've seen the authorities and set of easing restrictions. they've gone backwards again as are people who are previously allowed to maybe leave their apartments, walk around their neighborhood. they've all been told to stay indoors for the so called quiet period while the government try to really get this number 1500 down to 0. and of course, has been a lot of frustration and anger around that because they simply do not know when this strict locked down in shanghai is going to and als 0 is katrina. you're joining us from aging. thanks so much. ah, a top u. s. intelligence official is warning that russian president vladimir putin is preparing for a prolonged conflict in ukraine. national intelligence director, admiral haines, says the criminal actions could escalate and become

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how did you manage the lock so quickly?le has its own character and to open it, you need to find an approach to it, like girls. because there are no two identical castles in nature . this box is locked. how long can you open it and calculate its character in five minutes, right? 10 seconds unbelievable and what kind of castle of character turned out to be greedy for money? i saw a credit card i stopped guarding. i stand, i stand, you need money. ah, that's what i understand man one call and we are free, yes. so with a bad conscience at will means. there were good people who figured out what was what. until we meet again, the later the better. the main thing is to free you rushed. and you must have done it yourself . hello slavik and here we are, semyon timofeevich, drinking tea. he tells me so interesting about castles. what to look for, it’s actually time for us polina is waiting for us at home. yes, i'm ready. thank you now, we are waiting for the guest with pleasure. i will buy. we are now in the family, we are not a fam

so it's still a locked on. but what a very significant from the announcement today is that the vice mayor a gave really a concrete time table for the opening up and, and he said that, you know, there will be a gradual and orderly opening up am also until the 1st of june. i found actually one other date even more interesting. he said that until mid or latest m end of june, there will be a full reopening, basically, a full new normal. and let's see how that plays out or problem other than people harris is impacting businesses. huge just to day and there were, there was a new set of data published and there was actually worse than we expected. so m r industry production down um roughly 3 percent a retail m roughly down 11 percent. and some of the indicators were even worse than dream. the covert a shock. m early 2020, for example, property sales. so we have a huge impact. and m a if you want to have any hope and we can see that in may, it's getting slightly better than our for a pro. but um, did this whole m? yeah

there are no electric motors on the locks. here, as 200 years ago, one person worked manually. helped today. people work from 8:00 to 8:00 in the evening and work all the time, that is, to think that supposedly i will come here, i really need to look for someone to negotiate . uh. well, we are very glad that now these are animal ways, belarusian channels. this route is the best place for the premiere, to try yourself in a kayak for the first time and feel it all for yourself, i will say, yes, but have fun. this route we swim in a circle, yes, a small route is only 3 1/2 hours 8 km to go until you understand the kayak, how to manage kayaks fear, probably technically. tell me now the water is rising, that is, the water level has closed, the water is still primitive. these are two bathrooms. it turns out from one bathroom it overflows into another. when the level in these bathrooms has leveled off, then it is in the water, and then it is really quite easy. one person pushes it opens uh. further on, the next rata is filled with a bath in the same way, and then we exit to the channe

whether it was locked from the inside.et's say the door was locked from the inside, typically how long would it take to break down a door to get into a classroom? >> well, that depends, erica, entirely on the sort of equipment that the responding officers have with them. if they have door breaching equipment in their vehicles, which by the time the tactical team arrives you would assume they have that kind of gear, then they can get past the lock pretty quickly. there is always the option of getting someone from the facility to give you a key to the lock. i find it very hard to believe that there is a classroom that can be locked from the inside that doesn't have some sort of external key access for the principal or for someone else who needs to get in, in a time of emergency. so, you know, getting someone from the school to answer the question do you have a key to get in that door, and then getting into the school to get that key, that could take obviously a few minutes, but, you know, we're talking about 40 minutes to an

, perhaps instead of locking the economy down and ruining businesses, we could have not locked the economy down. that was an alternative and one if this happens again, we should learn a lesson, it did not change the trajectory of the virus, it's no the answer. the answer is to lock down again and bail people out because guess what? almost $6 trillion was spentsz bailing out the economy. we didn't have it. we didn't have a rainy fund. you can't open a big safe door and say we'll give it to people we ruined by shutting the economy down. there's no money. we're already a trillion dollars in the hole. if you look at our ..you look at our nses, medicare, medicaid, social security, the military, food stamps, a few more social programs, that's the budget. that's a trillion dollars short. what comes in, what goes out, we're a trillion dollars short and then the last two years we borrowed $6 trillion more. is it any wonder we have inflation. but the other side is not even saying they understand where inflation comes from. they think it's greed. i wouldn't accept that from a third grade class. it's

you don't know what to lock down is coming. you know? no, if you're going to build a move around to do business. exactly, and it shows up. i mean, i think it in some ways this is she's in pings churchill moment he's treating it like a like a war on cove is standing ground. exactly. and which means he's been very, very rigid and the level of micro manager is incredible. people, you know, every 3 days get a knock on the door and you're forced to take a test, you know, and this is, this is proving a real problem. and what's the domestic support for that like no, with in china. i mean is a disagreement with this hard hard line. you're seeing the economic numbers just plummet like this? well, i think this is going to be the factor. it's going to really hit support for the government because they're thinking because on the car isn't as bad as other variance. there's increasingly allowed to, to satisfaction about this. there's a lot of censorship on trying to stop it. is this a phase when we look at all micron and we know the pandemic isn't nec

i mean the am, local government is arguing that am a fewer than 1000000 people are still locked to the apartments. but i will be very cautious with those numbers. i know lot of cases and where residents are legally allowed to go outside. but actually the local neighborhood committee, i like the lowest m a governing a form here and bent them from doing so. why? because and they're afraid that only 1 am positive case would basically look the whole compound up again. and even if you can go outside, what you see is a city that is still far away from operating normal. i mean the, i am checkpoints between each sub district. there i am deserted streets and m. yeah . shops close. so it's still a locked on, but of what is very significant from the announcement today is that the vice mayor a gave really a concrete time table for the opening up. and, and he said that, you know, there will be a gradual and orderly opening up am also until the 1st of june. i found it, she one other date, even more interesting. he said that until mid or latest m end of june, there will be a full reopening, basically

there have been concerns about north korea's response in terms of locked downs. they have said that they're going to lockdown isolate portions of the population, those that have appeared symptomatic. and these locks downs, especially if they spread across people that are not symptomatic in an attempt to avoid the spread of the virus in north korea, will have a serious effect in terms of economic repercussions on a family unit basis in health care professionals and human rights advocates worry that north korea won't balance the economic hardships that people may experience through locked downs with the pandemic in the effects of the pandemic itself. if we remember, north korea was the 1st country really to seal it's border back in january 2020. when the pandemic hit the world that had very serious economic consequences inside north korea, shortages of medical supplies, and even daily necessities. the situation now on that and might be alleviated a little bit as the border with china is opening. but still, there are these concerns about the economic hardships that

the first one each door can lock from the inside and where both doors were locked from the inside.r, he came out one time into the door, he came out one time into the hallway, went back in and locked the hallway, went back in and locked the door, at the time the officers went in, both doors were locked. they got a key from the janitor, and used it. i don't have that answer but we are looking at it right now. thank you. forget how i'm doing, what about the parents? the parents of those children? forget about me. we take an oath to uphold the law and protect people and anytime something tragic like this happens, we want to know why it happened if we want to know why it happened if we can do better next time. it is a call it like it is. it is tragic and ideally we would have been able to identify the skies the suspect and addressable for even thought about attacking on the 2ath. we are looking at other people, absolutely, anyone who has been in contact with them or the links or associations who may have known something and may have been involved in some chat room gaming along with the

so that's why and with careers been locked down for such a long time. now on the day of at north korea confirmed its 1st quarter cases of last week. it also converted messiah tourists when, why farmer soils, when there is a greater human catastrophe, stirring you in the 1st. so that is very interesting point, because before in the past, when arkwin jones father was still alive, are the north korea used to use the tactic called our nuke for food. so whenever de ar test pasted the missiles, then you know, the, for example, the united states providing the food aid to come them down. so if or north korea center, they haven't had any engagement, we, the us after trump administration, and biden has been really indifferent in north korea. so this could be a way north korea sends out the signor's helos or engage with those. and the via, even though having this is changing because all of sudden north korea announced that the covalent agency changer. so this could be the sign from north korea regina that they may be willing to engage with outside of the word. but

were doors locked or not locked? >> i heard that back door was unlocked. >> and would that have broken protocol or were doors not locked? >> yeah, i think it would have broken protocol, but being the last four days of school, you know, i mean, there was -- it could have been just mistakenly unlocked and opened. it's a tragedy that -- but hopefully we'll get some answers. >> i mean, i just can't -- what i have learned in my short time here, it's a very tight-knit community. everybody knows everybody here and so it's hard to know if -- not all schools have locked doors and some, you need a key to be able to get into, but you're saying that's one of the unanswered questions. >> unanswered questions. and you mentioned tight-knit community. two of those victims are -- two of those children are tenants of ours. their parents have rented, jailah's parents have rented from us for about six, seven years. very good parents. it's just sad. i remember the young little girl, jailah. >> what was she like? >> she would ride her bik

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felony charges for anyone who doesn't safely locked their guns. takes republican center had this to say. he said heidi and i are fervently lifting up in prayer the children and families in this horrific shooting in uvalde. we are in close contact with local officials but the precise details are still unfolding. thank you to the heroic law enforcement and first responders acting so swiftly. in just a few days both sender ted cruz and governor greg abbott of texas and former president trump are scheduled to speak at an in our a conference. >>> connecticut senator chris murphy has been a champion of common sense gun laws ever since the shooting in his state. today he took to the senate floor begging congress to do more. >> these kids were not unlucky. it only happens in this country! nowhere else. nowhere else do the little kids go to school thinking they may be shot that day. nowhere else to parents have to talk to their kids as i have had to do about why they got locked in a bathroom and told to be quiet for five minutes in case a bad man into that

chief, well, if you need to open a lock, then in the forest, no one hangs locks.ently, the forester went out for a long time; there was no one; the cormorants did not remove it. the forester never leaves food on the table to the beasts. so something happened to the forester? and what will we do? there are two cartridges, which means that dinner will be kindled the fire will not, like your foot. mi look what our man found at the grandfather's place, let's throw it once. i don't gamble. but this is correct. pick up the rogue. i told you, i don't gamble. lucky you bespectacled. the heat has gone, i put the sweater up. i won't bet anything. i'll play raise come on, so two bars of german chocolate. i surrender against your boots. and here you are out of luck professor. take off your boots. it's not fair. time is better to drown with alhoy, what's the difference? burns without smoke. and what's going on? well, to be more precise, in terms of concepts. he himself rolled out the boots to me, anyway, rather. nikolay and what about eating a hare for the second time? everyon

the first one that each door can lock from the inside, and both doors were locked from the inside so the subject went in. when he went and he locked the door and came out one time into the hallway and went back and locked the door because at the time the officers went in, both doors were locked. they got a key from the janitor and used it to. [speaking over each other] >> at 12 collect oh three and you breached at 12:51. how many students died in those 48 minutes? >> stephen: i don't have that answer. >> what is on your heart how are you doing? >> stephen: thanks a lot. forget how i am doing, it's about the parents. forget about me. the officers and stuff like that we take an oath to uphold the law and protect people. anytime something tragic habit we want to know why it happened and if we could do better next time. call it like it is. it is tragic, quite frankly. they shouldn't happen anybody ideally. identify this guy is a suspect and address and before he even thought about attacking on the 24th. >> stephen: we are looking at other people absolutely. anybody who was in contact. as

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you say it was locked. what efforts were the officers making to try and breakthrough either that door or another door to get inside that classroom? >> none at that time. >> reporter: why? >> the on scene commander at the time believed that it had transitioned from an active shooter to a barricaded subject. >> reporter: sir, you have people who are alive, children who are calling 9-1-1 saying please, send the police. they are alive in that classroom. there are lives that are at risk. that's not -- >> we're well aware of that. >> reporter: right, but why was this decision made not to go in and rescue these children? >> again, the on scene commander considered a barricaded subject and that there was time and there were no more children at risk. obviously, you know, based upon the information we have, there were children in the classroom that were at risk, and it was, in fact, still an active shooter situation and not a barricaded subject. >> reporter: sir, sir, if i can follow up. >> reporter: [ inaudible ] >>

the door's clearly locked. that's been established, has been from early on, one of the few parts that hasn't changed over a couple days. but i think they're looking at possibility are their windows outside. i've got to take a peek at this classroom, i believe the other side of this has windows. was there opportunity to engage this person here. texas -- we looked at their course manual today -- texas' own training manual, they say, even if you have to act alone as a police officer. you have seconds matter, you have to act right away. they say, one of the big components of fighting an active shooter is trying to engage that person. so, in other words, if he's worried about the police, if he's being fired at by police. if he's firing at police, one thing he's not doing there, he's not firing at kids. and that's the key component of this. and team that teach and reflecting news on reporting on this, actually going out with police when they've done this type of training that's a key component of this. if this person

highs and who figures show the growing economic damage wrought by the countries ongoing, coven, 19 locked downs, retail sales, and china falling more than 11 percent for the month that's year on year. a drop last seen at the outbreak of the pandemic. industrial production, meanwhile, fell about 3 percent. unemployment reached more than 6 percent in urban areas. dozens of chinese cities remain in tight lockdown, including the world's largest port city, shanghai. i my colleagues for tune and joins me in studio for more. clifford, how unexpected are expected. were these numbers? well they're, they're certainly surprising and they're worse than the forecasts had predicted. but at the same time, what's really surprising, i think, is just the extent, you know, the, the depth of the slow down. it was obviously, partially because of it largely because of the lock down in the, in the major cities. but it hit retail sales which, which the government has long relied on to to probably economy. things like passenger car sales at around 47 percent. and then that's sort of feeds into other areas. for ex

they just have the right, it turns out to change the lock.re was not some kind of debt i had. i went nuts in order to go then is how to say. you had to go to them to change the lock and pay. uh, pay a fine for the apartment. and also for these bailiffs for this married to performers. and then they'll change the lock and let you in. in your own creator. tan you have an apartment on the cote d'azur and in riga when you were last there last year, and here , too, like verochka, i think maybe we should sell it before it's too late, because there are all the prerequisites for what it is they can just take it away from all russians, but do you think it will come to this they, well, in any case, our kommersant, wrote an article quite recently, referring to oblunberg, that they are preparing the sixth european package of sanctions. eh, there is one. the point that all russian citizens are prohibited in europe from any, uh, real estate transactions, that is, not just buying, but also selling, leasing a gift, is legislatively working out an algorithm. h

-- that was the first problem, the door was locked when they got there.ng at the police officers through the wall. he had a very high powered rifle that was capable of shooting through the walls of the school. he was shooting at them. obviously, they can't see him. they don't know where he is. they're not going to shoot back. they don't know what the situation is inside. that's the first factor. the second factor is, we are told there was an initial attempt to try to physically push the door open, to breach the door that didn't work. what our understanding is here is the team didn't get in until someone at the school produced a master key that allowed them to unlock the door. the third thing is, we have also been told that the school district ironically had recently installed hardened doors, specifically as a defense against shooters, against active shooters, so that when the report goes out, the door is immediately locked. that makes it harder for the shooter to get in. of course, if the shooter is already in the classroom, which is what this situation a

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in the sense of baranov, he claims that the lock can be opened with andrey petrovich understood it. why would you arrest baranov on a silver platter with respected people, and you are looking for trouble on your own head? baranov's guilt has not been proven, as you will not prove. and why are you cordial, he refused to write a confession to the murders of seven girls. that is, you want to say that you cannot split the witnesses or not? fingerprints, no all evidence indirect actually helplessness. let's not get emotional and you, please. durov do compare for analysis baranov's hair then we'll see, clearly walk, walk, put your hands away, now i'll call my father with a bang you'll fly out of the organs. don't be afraid to go. i understand you. it's clear what else to ask, are you completely crazy detained the deputy chairman of the sports committee. it's not me, it's eliseev. i had no idea myself. eliseev is here immediately. release me so that the name appears . mikhailovich will be done so that he is not connected with the party by injustice. first of all , did you like it? it's jus

but locked down means the doors are locked. this shooter was able to minutes after the police had tried to apprehend him, get through the back door of a school, a door that was unlocked while parents were outside desperately trying to get into the school. police didn't get into the school but somehow this guy did. there is obviously a problem in the protocol. the lack of training and all the focus and resources going into covid. what should happen in a school when they go under lockdown? >> so there are several things you have to look at. i'm a firm believer that all school doors should be locked. classroom doors. i don't care if a students goes to the restroom. the door needs to be shut and locked. the teacher's castle to keep the students safe. i'm a firm believer having one entrance and a catch breezeway in the front of the school where they have to be buzzed in. evacuation is the best chance to survive. the idea in all situations that we lock down and keep these kids in the classroom, i totally disagree with. if the gunman

i'll give you a call once i get to the woman. kaiser, i got locked up i've been growing, flocked like at least 10 years of just struggle early in the last 4 or 5 years, i'll be able to make a career out of it and to be able to pay my rent. this is my 1st bias season. really there's a couple days was really started when our breathing was almost one dioxide part. if i had a brick in my lungs is really scary. to be honest, bach, i just felt like i had to be in our i had to work cuz it's the shoe store. so, so this though i didn't have a choice thing with an employer or chart that does look solid. yeah. ah that's rings on the way we're. we're actually great position right now with wasn't what i put it out. i also did identify with them all story just with one it was like to do a good job. it was just the one else already built on it doesn't really. it doesn't feel like what you would think would fill this is probably the most extreme situation i've been involved in the last few months. so it was rural, so wake up coal from a rural lesson quite late in the evening and the fire was bubbling

was the door locked?gain, everything is still preliminary, we're still trying to establish what security measures were in place. we do know for a fact that the shooter was able to make entry into that school unimpeded as far as there is no type of security, as far as locking mechanisms at that initial doorway. we're trying to establish exactly what were the policies, what were the procedures for the school. so we're working closely with the school district, in the superintendents to see what the policies were in place. also what i want to add with that initial school resource officer, once we're able to corroborate what was his role, we do know for a fact that the shooter was carrying a backpack prior to entering the school and that backpack was left at the doorway prior to entering. so we know that backpack contained numerous magazines, numerous rounds of ammunition. so that ammo could have been used to carry out potential killings inside that school. so that's one key point that i want to point out that

his truck and according to the official, she then removed the rock, closed the door, it just didn't lock and now investigators are looking into why. this information is not what police originally said during their press conference on friday. >> we know from video evidence, 11:27, the exterior door, suspected, of where we knew the shooter entered, ramos, was propped open by a teacher. >> this is a major discrepancy and it comes as we're also getting a clearer picture of exactly what police may have known during the massacre in uvalde, cnn obtaining facebook live video recorded outside the school during the shooting and appears to include a radio call of a child saying they have been shot. now it's unclear at what point during the shooting that video was taken but raises serious questions about why police waited more than an hour to enter the classroom where the 18-year-old gunman was held up with children pleading for help. these are questions that haunt the community now, saying its final goodbyes to the young victim. omar is "outfront" tonight in texas, what more are you learning? >> we

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their protocols, the doors have to be locked. that is what the situation is. it should be locked. all doors during school hours should be locked. so that is a security weakness. it's a security flaw. there's a couple others as well. you know, i believe there should be a school resource officer at every elementary school. this was a large elementary school. 700 kids. 600, 700 kids. in the age range where you cannot evacuate. you can't do the run, hide fight with small children. they're very vulnerable. that's why they have to be locked down and security there. there was an isd officer that responded, but he was not posted there. i would advocate that you post someone there at the school. as a visible deterrent as as a responder. there's other things that come out here. i think during covid, things slipped significantly in terms of security. i think their reactions were sluggish, if you will. they were not the type of reaction that you get if you were constantly training. so i think there's all kinds of things that come out over the next few days unfortunately. >> and just gauging t

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still no lock down. more now on the investigation from cnn. >> reporter: two days after the mass shooting at rob elementary the story of what happened when the gunman arrived on campus has changed. >> there's a will the of possibilities. i don't have enough information to answer the question. just yet. >> the new details revealed in the bewildering press conference with the public safety. >> he walked in unobstructed initially. he was not confronted by anybody. >> police revised earlier reports that the gunman engaged with a school resource officer. according to investigators, 12 minutes passed when the suspect crashed his grandmother's truck on tuesday morning and when he entered the school through an unlocked back door. >> he went in at 11:40. he walked approximate 20 feet, 30 feet. he makes a right. walks into the hall way, he makes a right. walks another 20 feet. turns left into a school room. into a classroom. that has doors open in the middle. officers were there, the initial officers received gunf

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the door was just locked. there was a window on the door app apparently, too, from one of the wince accounts. surely police have the tools and training to break down a door that's locked instead of having to wait for a janitor to bring the key. >> well, first and foremost, i would say that, you know, resources available to varying departments, including the training necessary to perform under stress, i mean, that does vary from department to department, but knowing what we know now, i don't need any special training to get into a locked room where an individual is killing children. i'll figure out a way to accomplish that task. period. >> michael fanone, thank you. >> thank you. >> the missteps by police, the victims so young in age. how do we process so much pain? and what do we tell our own children? we're going to get some expert advice up next. >>> plus, donald trump will be speaking soon as the nra convention meets in texas. the tone we're already hearing as the event begins just a few hours drive from uv

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