mrs. harper's room when the shooters came in shooting tnd she saidt two of her classmates took the shooters down and she was able to escape. >> sadlye've become accustomed to scenes like this students hugging each other trying to comfort one another. douglas county officials are expected to give another update around 8:00. we will be listening and bring you the very latest. back to you. >> coth. ank you. >>> we now know more about the man with a gun who was arrested at the trump international hotel in the district yesterday. 49-yeaold lee mccarthy is from norris town, pennsylvania. he faces several charges including possessing an registered weapon. this started yesterday afternoon when mccartney tried to go to an event. when officers asked him if he ha a gun, he said he had one in his jeepe wrmpt polic say mccartney did not make any threats, hover, theyo not rec could go nieltz weapo registrations from other states. >>> willor attney general william barr be held in contempt of congress? sklliam barr was a to turn over the full unredacted mueller report to the committee by monday and he refu

mrs. harper's room when the shooters came in shooting. she said two of her classmates took the shooters down. and she was able to escape. >> so sad. some family members of the student who died tell nbc that he is an 18-year-old student. investigators so far are not releasing ericsson's photo. >> it is 4:36 right now. new details on release of body camera video. it shows ronell foster by ava lay hoe police officer. the confrontation started when the officer tried to stop foster on his bike. it quickly escalated. the officer only activated his body camera after shooting foster and claimed foster had grabbed his flashlight. that's just one of the issues leaving family members outraged. their attorney plans to talk about the video this morning and the officer who shot foster who they believe was also involved in the controversial deadly police shooting of a man earlier this year at a fast food drive through. >>> family members in shock after the death of a loved one in san jose. he was killed during a street race on cinco de mayo. police say

mrs. harper's room when shooters came in shooting. said two of her classmates took the shooters down.nd she was able to escape. >> investigators not releasing name of the second alleged shooter, a juvenile. >>> new at 11:00, family tragedy in san jose, david manduhano was killed in street race, passenger in the car. all people involved are relatives. ian cull. >> reporter: they left minutes ago. driver in this case is still in the hospital, will be charged with dui resulting in injury or death. as for the tree they crashed into on the median, most h rried it might fall down. candles surround it now, everyone involved is related. gather for memorial, 24-year-old, passenger in apparent street race, was killed when car slammed into this tree. [ speaking spanish ]. >> he says david was great person, more than first cousin, my brother, gentle, wanted to be a police officer. man behind the wheel was driving drunk sunday night, still in the hospital. saw driver of the other car after it happened. >> knew who the people were, rolled over the gentleman on the ground despite us yelling at him n

mr harper, who is the mp for the forest of dean, was a minister in the home office and department forition government and is a former chief whip. jo swinson has this evening confirmed her bid to become leader of the liberal democrats. speaking on the bbc's question time, she said the country is "crying out" for a movement "to challenge the forces of nationalism and populism." she'll be up against ed davey, who confirmed his own leadership bid earlier today, in the bid to succeed sir vince cable this summer. a 6—year—old boy fell from a roller—coaster at lightwater valley theme park in north yorkshire this afternoon. he was flown to hospital by air ambulance, but his condition is not believed to be life threatening. judith moritz reports. lying below the tracks of the twister roller—coaster, this photo was taken moments after a small boy fell from the ride. park visitors watched it all happen. we just looked up at the carriages, it was about 15 foot off the floor and there was guy and the lad was hanging backwards outside of the actual carriage and somehow he'd got out of actual restra

this is mrs. harper, professor to do list, we want to make assertions and peer-reviewed requires assertions so there's a lack of assertions in the book and a lot of times i just get the material, i just get the abolitionists in theirown words . what that does is it exposes some of thebias they worked with . they put their lives on the line and often times their likelihood for anti-slavery. that is not a question. also occasionally use language suggested for example they would use the phrase poor creatures. to refer to the people that they were working with. or that happens a lot when talking about mary or they would sort of indulge the light series of as a concept like that they were saving these people. there's a lot of bias in the way that people are presented, quoted, insulted. in terms of intelligence and philosophy and i think that there's some analogs that now. in terms of and communities of activism, are we always been clear as white allies about how we're censoring whiteness or not or whether we

mr. harper, who was our vice-chairman at the time. he said his son has a disability. it is so important. in 2016 the department of transportation had a competition for smart city challenge out fore first of -- there innovative solutions for the city of columbus won in ohio because they wanted to address the alarmingly high rate of infant mortality that they had in the city. i would like to ask you, do you see more communities integrating self driving vehicles into their services to address community concerns out there? and what those concerns could be addressed by? thank you for that question. smart cities is a vital part of our future. it goes to energy efficiency and having near you everything you need in serving the populations. especially as we are moving to cities. it is not just the united states . around the world, whereas 40 or 50 years ago two thirds of us to -- of us lived outside of cities and now two thirds of us will live in the cities. as far as what to do, the structure changes, helping people get around, might be transportation operations and everythin

mr harper voted remain in the 2016 referendum, and has suggested that a further delay to brexit couldntry. there is a need for a better alternative, that‘s what the liberal democrats provide and rally people to the cause. that‘s what i‘m determined to do as leader. so far it‘s a two horse race. the other candidate made his pitch yesterday, along with stopping brexit, he wants climate change to bea brexit, he wants climate change to be a priority. we are committed to stopping brexit, but we have a climate emergency. i have the track record and ideas to tackle that problem. making the most of this will be the big challenge for whoever is chosen, seizing support from remain voters on brexit is one thing, getting into government is another. they‘ve been here before, and likely coalition partners, where broken promises and uncomfortable compromises live long in the memory for some. unlike the other leadership contest happening at westminster, the winner of this race will not automatically become prime minister. there may be signs of rising support for the lib dems, but whoever becomes thei