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you have kindergarteners and first graders in newtown, connecticut.nge, they left the assault weapons bill sunset. another shooting that is number 74 this year is not either. what is it going to take? >> it's horrific to imagine that. you look at las vegas you have more than -- it's just unbelievable. when you hear professor dÍaz-muÑoz talk about watching people die and the suffering, look, it's impossible to know and even imagine if you were not there. we do know three students were killed, aerial anderson, brian frazier, and alexandria verner. what do you know about the students who survive but were hospitalized and are still in hospital after the shooting? >> we know that five were physically injured and they were initially listed in critical condition. we heard from the chair of the board of trustees here at michigan state university. she shared a bit of good news. one of those students and no longer required a critical care. the other four unfortunately are still fighting for their lives, still listed in critical condition. even though the other

we are going to newtown, to an apartment complex, for an overdose death.e that i haven't been to a scene like this in a while. he wasn't really on our radar. i know people knew him, but he wasn't somebody who i thought i would be responding to this sort of call with. and to have him lose his life so young, to something like this, it's upsetting. i have relatives that are hooked on meth, and it's tough. close cousins that i grew up with, i never would have thought would go down that road. you know, you have to arrest family members, you have to make those decisions, and you get ostracised by family, you know, you're no nephew of mine, you're no cousin of mine, you're no brother of mine. what? what is it? do you need some lovin�*? we know our people are great, and so let's give them every chance possible to have a great life and get back to their roots, get back to who we really were, you know, loving the land, and having community. it's hard to do that when your community isn't sober. tonight, they have sweat. yep. so we're going to run and get funds for th

weapons then move to christmas of that same year and you have kindergartners and first graders in newtownons bill sunset, changes they made ebbed away. another shooting that's number 74, you know, for the year isn't either. the question is what's it going to take? >> it's just horrific to imagine that, right? you look at las vegas, you have more -- it's just unbelievable. adrienne, when you hear professor diaz-munoz talk about watching people die and the suffering, look, it's impossible to know and to even imagine if you weren't there. but we do know three students were killed. arielle anderson, brian fraser and alexandra verner. what is the latest you know about the students who survived, but were hospitalized and are still in hospital after the shooting? >> well, we know five were physically injured and they were initially listed in critical condition. and earlier today, we heard from the chair of the board of trustees here at michigan state university, she shared a bit of good news that one of those students no longer required critical care and the other four, unfortunately, are still

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she was also in the sixth grade in newtown, connecticut, for that sandy hook shooting.he shooting. >> the fact this is the second most shooting have now lived through is incomprehensible. my heart goes out to all the families and the friends of the victims of this michigan state shooting. but we can no longer just provide love and prayers. it needs to be legislation. and needs to be action. it's not okay. we can no longer allow this time happen. we can no longer be complacent. >> michigan state university student jackie mathews joins me now. jacqui, thanks for being with us. something bad happened, which is that the entire team, when they got together we can go to talk about how we wanted to build the show, literally everyone suggested that we talk to you, which to me speaks to about the power of your message, and the ubiquity of the video that you shared. i believe everyone i know has seen it, and shared. i wonder why you decided to sit down in that moment and to make that video? >> absolutely. the reason i decided to sit down and make that videos because i have seen t

. >> reporter: jackie matthews knows that fear a senior at msu, she is from newtown, connecticut, and was inside a nearby middle school under lockdown during the sandy hook massacre >> this needs to be more than a news story tomorrow unfortunately, multiple people reach out to me who have experienced other mass shootings who are at michigan state there is nothing that will ever, ever be okay about that. >> reporter: a generation all too accustomed to mass shootings now the target of america's latest >> and, maggie, do we know anything more about the shooter's motive >> reporter: lester, investigators say that's still a mystery to them. perhaps even more so because of today's shocking twist in the case police saying they found a note in the suspect's pocket containing threats to schools in ewing, new jersey they say the suspect had ties to that community, and the district there today because of that canceling classes. lester >> maggie vespa tonight, thank you >>> let's get to the new details about the high altitude objects the u.s. military has been shooting out of the sky. andrea mitc

and somebody in newtown, in florida is going to get that information from the new york times unless. something awful happens or something a major happens, unusual happens. where would get the information to help them make good decisions from local newspapers? and they're out of business. so just like julian bond told people, they need to get feet in the street, go home and get their feet in the street, in their own communities. those of you who have a little change or know people who have a little change need to their feet in the street to help them support our journalism because we need that. i read i won't say which one and i do it on my computer so i can do in 5 minutes. most of the time i read the headline and when i work for new york times, you had to tell in the first paragraph what your story was about. and then in the second paragraph you had to on that. or if somebody passed away, they passed away, and what did they have? you know, they usually said now it goes on and on, on and. you have to wait till you could get to the point. that's just only in some stories. and again, i

michigan state student jackie matthews is from newtown, connecticut. she was in sixth grade when a gunman killed 20 students and six educators at sandy hook elementary. after the shots rang out monday night. she says she was once again a witness to carnage fact that the odds of me being in both of those places for two mass shootings is unfortunately, not . as unlikely as we think it is for other people as well. meanwhile the gunmen responsible for another mass shooting faces sentencing today. peyton genderen, a self professed white supremacists is expected to get life in prison after pleading guilty to killing 10 people last year at the top supermarket in buffalo, new york genderen is the first person in new york charged with domestic terrorism motivated by hate. former south carolina governor nikki haley is holding her first rally as a presidential candidate today. taking on her former boss, donald trump. haley served as trump's u. n ambassador. she's calling for a new generation of leadership. another south carolina politician, senator tim scott, cou

. >> i've had the fear of a school shooting in my mind since sixth grade when newtown happened. >> reporter: the anxiety, all too familiar for the watson family. their younger son, ayden, injured at the oxford high school shooting in 2021. their older son, caleb, on campus during the terror this week. >> in 14 months, two times this household has been impacted by a major shooting. and that's two more than ever should have occurred. >> reporter: and whit, authorities today began the process of allowing students to retrieve the belongings left behind in the panic to get to safety. you can see thousands of people behind me here, this is one of several vigils being held this week to honor those who were killed. whit? >> and that community going through so much right now. alex, thank you. >>> now to the dramatic testimony at the trial of alex murdaugh, on trial for the murder of his own wife and son. for the first time, jurors seeing video of murdaugh being questioned by police two months after the killings. detectives asking, "did you kill maggie?" here's abc's eva pilgrim. >> reporter: for the

kaylea titford was was found at home in newtown in mid wales in conditions said to be "unfit for anyreport contains distressing details. a funny, cheeky teenager — this was kaylea titford at a pop concert a few years before her death. a spinal condition meant she needed a wheelchair but she was fiercely independent until, when the pandemic came, she, like everyone else, was forced to stay at home. that is where she remained, immobile in bed, for over six months. her weight grew to nearly 23 stone. her room was a dumping ground, her sheets soiled, there were flies and maggots. the conditions in which kaylea was found were abhorrent and indicated shocking neglect over a prolonged period of time. in court, kaylea's father alan titford said he was lazy and had let his daughter live in filthy conditions. but he tried to blame his partner, her mother, for her death. sarah lloyd—jones had already admitted gross negligence manslaughter. when the country went into lockdown and kaylea's school shut down, she was cut off from the outside world and all the help she used to receive. instead she b

newtown hall starts started this morning at 11:00 every third baptist church also of mcallister.s before these recommendations will officially be proposed next month. live in san francisco, lena howland. kumasi: we are getting a closer look at the aftermath of the deadly explosion in san francisco and learning more about the charged. this video gives devastation by noriega street. that blast destroyed two homes and killed the wife of darren price. he is now facing mansl and drug manufacturing charges. the man in this video, we are told, is parsed after he learned of the blast. neighbors say they are stunned by accusations that he allegedly operated a drug lab in the home. >> i am in shock. how can you do this type of business when you have a wife and kids in there? kumasi: that neighbor, whose home was also destroyed, said she smelled gas in the night before the blast and is based on her family was not home at the time. they lost everything they own. a covid b has raised more than $30,000. reggie: today an open, u.s. marshals service has made arrests in 21 homicide cases in 10 ar

i live right next to newtown, and connecticut. article in our paper today about a girl that attends michigan state now, and she was in newtown. it is kind of sad that she has to relive newtown all over again. just going to college, 10 years later. people have no idea how dangerous guns are. my brother and father were both hunters. we had guns in the house, but they use a hunting rifle. host: sorry to stop you there, but were about out of time for the program. for the rest of the callers during the course of this hour, thank you for participating. if you're interested in budget matters, the congressional budget office director will later on today talk about the budget and economic outlook. if you're interested in following along and learning about that, c-span is where to watch. visit c-span.org. that is it for our program. washington journal comes your way. will be seeing you then. ♪ >> c-span now is a free mobile app -- of hearings from u.s. congressman, white house events, the courts, campaigns and more from the world of politic

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survived that deadly attack that killed 26 people when i was crouched in the corner in school in newtown , connecticut, on 12 14 12. i was hunched in the corner with my classmates for so long that i actually got a ptsd fracture in my l four and l five. am i right lower back now have a full blown ptsd fracture. that flares up anytime i am in a stressful situation or anything occurs, that's aggressive like that. the fact that this is the second mass shooting that i have now lived through is incomprehensible. today also marks the anniversary of the mass shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida five years ago. valentine's day 2018 17 students and staff members were gunned down on campus today, people placed flowers at the school signed to remember the victims. all schools in the local county held moments of silence and took part in a day of love and service. the justice department announced today it is sending out more than $230 million in funding to help states administer red flag laws . they remove guns from people who have the potential for violent behavior an

one of the students hiding in a building nearby was a newtown, connecticut native jackie mathews. she wasn't six great at a nearby school the first time she went into lockdown for a mass shooting. the gunman murdered 21st graders and six adults at sandy hook. >> i am 21 years old, and this is the second mass shooting that i have now lived through. i was hunched in the corner with my classmates for so long that i actually got a ptsd fracture in my l four and oh 5 am i right lower back. >> there are two other students on campus when the gunman attacked at msu, who already survived a school shooting in michigan just over a year ago. one of them tweeting out, quote, 14 months ago, i had to evacuate from oxford high school when a 15-year-old opened fire and killed four of my classmates and injured seven more. tonight, i am sitting under my desk at michigan state university, once again texting everyone, i love you. when will this and? the mother of a another oxford survivor on campus last night told the local news that her daughter,, was unbelievably terrified, but i have to say, once t

in, 27 people including 20 children were shot at sandy hook elementary school in her hometown of newtownars old and this is a second mass shooting that i've now lived through. the fact this this is a second mass shooting that i've now lived through is incomprehensible. but we can no longer just provide love and prayers. there needs to be legislation, there needs to be action. it's not okay. >> and yet it keeps happening. all across the country, states are still reeling from the more than 640 mass shootings that happened in 2022. families are still mourning and our judicial system is still processing some cases. tomorrow the shooter who killed ten black people at a grocery store in buffalo, new york in may will be sentenced to life in prison for without parole including murder and domestic terrorism. these massacres keep happening. the -- michigan state university mass shooting was the 67th mass shooting this year. today is only the 45th day of the year 2023. joining us now is senator gary peters, democrat from michigan and chairman of the homeland security and governmental affairs commit

. >> it's irreversible grief, and until this day newtown, sandy hook has an incredibly strong community, and i'll forever be thankful for that, but i just wish that another community would never have to feel that again. >> yeah, it happened before. i was part of the boston bombing. i was there right when the bomb went off. i can't tell you where to go from now. i can't tell you what to do. i have no answers, and i think that's how everyone's feeling right now. just no words. >> and in an emotionally charged moment, a man lunged at the buffalo shooting gunman during his sentencing for the murder of ten people during a shooting rampage at a grocery store back in may. the man who rushed toward him shouted, quote, you don't know what we're going through as he was led away by court officers. that's according to reporting from "associated press." soon after he was sentenced to life in prison without parole for the hate-motivated killings of family members. here with me now is nbc's rehema ellis. you've been in buffalo. you've covered this for a very long time. obviously intense feelings insid

manslaughter by gross negligence. 16 year old kaylee tit ford was found dead in the family home in newtown in wales in 2020. caylee was found in conditions which were described as being unfit for any animal. her mother was also found guilty of the same offence last year . of the same offence last year. you up to date on tv, online and dab, plus radio with gb news. but now to dewbs& co . but now to dewbs& co. thanks for that, polly. well, i'm michelle dewberry. i'm keeping you company right through since 7:00 tonight, i've got alongside tonight, so i've got alongside me toby young, the director of the free speech union the the free speech union and the political consultant emma burnell . good evening to both of burnell. good evening to both of you. i've just discovered, ladies and gents, that toby young does a fantastic eight michelle dewberry impression . i michelle dewberry impression. i just discovered that follow . i just discovered that follow. i share it with the national party. better not. was it was a private preview for me? okay. take my word for it was quite impressive actually to

. >> i was in the obama white house the day of the newtown shooting. i actually work in a gun control group 20 years ago and always thought, what will it take for america? it'll take small children being killed in a schoolroom, and that'll make the difference. newtown happened, and congress did not do anything, even with the democratic president pushing them. at that moment, you thought, this could happen anywhere. if it can happen in a first grade classroom, it could happen anywhere. five years ago today, parkland happens. i thought, it's not just that it could happen anywhere. it is going to happen everywhere. i mean, 67 shootings this year? it's february 14th. it's more than -- i'm not great at math -- that's more than one a day. you know, there is -- we dent don't know the details of what happened, the kind of gun, in michigan. michigan has a democratic legislature, democratic governor. they could take action. i thought it was important after uvalde that the congress took action, bipartisan action, even though it was, you know, small measures, just

this was after the mass shooting in newtown where 20 little kids were murdered in their classrooms the president kind of set aside his second term agenda and decided to try to do something about guns and pass universal background checks knowing that it was a real long shot with the makeup of the senate where you can block anything if you don't have 60 votes. there was a little spark of hope there because you had manchin and pat toomey, who was a really conservative senator from pennsylvania. they both had 80 ratings from the nra, but they went in together to try to pass background and they wrote a bill on it and then we traveled the country. the president made the case for it everywhere. and then in april of 2013, republicans in the senate blocked that bill from a vote in full view of the families the parents of those children were there and the president was pretty angry afterwards. it was it was definitely the most cynical i've ever seen him. and he said, you know, the next time this happens, i don't want to speak. am i going to say if we've decided as a country that we're just going

connecticut state police and swat teams are now responding to a school shooting at an elementary school in newtowning led, as you see the students here, led from the school by their teachers. >> i know there's not a parent in america who doesn't feel the same overwhelming grief that i do. the majority of those who died today were children, beautiful little kids between the ages of five and 10 years old. >> i think he's level. he's an extremely level dude. you know, you don't get too hot and you don't get, you know, too cold. at the same time, he's a human being. >> this evening, michelle and i will do what i know every parent in america will do, which is hug our children a little tighter and we'll tell them that we love them and we'll remind each other how deeply we love one another. but there are families in connecticut who cannot do that tonight and they need all of us right now. >> sandy hook is, you know, i mean, you have a massacre of children. and the country is paralyzed in its ability to do anything about it. >> a poignant reminder today of the toll that gun violence is taking on this nati

by the time you're 10 or 11, you know about uvalde, most of them know about newtown, and you know thatho might come into the school and shoot it up. and then in high school, what not, lots of you fight to keep your phones in the classrooms so that you can send text messags. that's what being a kid in america is like today. >> yeah. i teared up when you showed that clip. i hadn't seen it before just now. i have been very emotionally powerful in this. i think this is -- we can give -- we can give and we have given all the facts related to this, how the united states compares to other countries, how each state compares to each other, why gun reform works, how it helps reduce gun violence. we can give all the statistics. the aren't going to move people. it's the emotional stories like trey or like you relating that and what happens when you have children and what they have to go through in this moment in time. the problem i think that we have is, as shannon and all the work that she's done, this really isn't -- i mean, gun lobbyists are awful, but this really isn't the gun lobbyists, this

of kids that went through that at douglas or went through that at uvalde or went through that at newtown aspects when they go through these tragic events. we really don't yet understand the cost this is going to hold on the generation of kids that have to live with the real life event that they're not safe at school. they're not safe at a movie theater. they're not safe at a grocery store because we allow people to have guns that should never have them in the first place. >> i loved that the president talked about what social media companies are doing to our kids. i wish we could have a conversation about raising the first generation of active shooter drill kids is doing to our kids. >> it's actually normalized, the idea that they should expect gun violence. that's the crazy thing, and -- >> which is so sick. >> it's so sick. >> at school. >> and it's cost a generation of politicians, many of whom are still in office. again, i go back to kevin sitting behind the president, have allowed it to get to this place. we are now raising a generation of kids who are growing up thinking i have to

. >> the killers in uvalde, buffalo, parkland and newtown used an ar-15 style rifle. >> it is insane.y an ar-15. what the hell did we think he was going to could with that? this is on us. >> it is a tragic fact but a fact nonetheless that mass shooters in our country choose ar-15s most of the time as their weapon of choice. it was true at sandy hook. it was true in san bernardino. it was true in las vegas. it was true in parkland. our list could go on and on. we only have two hours. this week in some kind of bizarre obnoxious display, two freshman maga republican members of congress, anna paulina luna and serial liar george santos walked through the halls of the u.s. capitol this week wearing large ar-15 pins in the same spot on their lapels where normal people wear the american flag. where the congressional seal or anything else goes. their timing could not be worse. it comes less than two weeks after a string of deadly mass shootings in america, in california. and while the country lives with the horrifying reality of deadly gun violence nearly every single day. republican congressm