look at newtown, connecticut, the parent gave the killer the gun.t always the case, but that's the law. so most school soot, the guns come from home, they take it ouch the closet. it's given to them as a gift. steal it from their grandfather's locker or whatever, and go on a rampage. we don't know if the shooter is a student. often it is a student. identification is roebl not a problem if it's a -- not a problem if it's a student because the students know who the student is. the issue is not identifying the shooter. they know who the shooter is. the shooter is being interviewed by the police. we don't know if the shooter is talking, but likely the shooter is. also the murder case we have discussed with frank and clint, it's a murder prosecution, but it's not a mysterious case. and every person who's been a witness will not be testifying at the murder trial. they're not going to bring in 30 or 40 teenagers to testify and say he's the guy that came in with the gun. they will only need a few of those. they have a strong case. they can pick strong witne

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. >> reporter: winder, georgia joins columbine, newtown uvalde, and hundreds of others with traumatizednging out through the school, and you are just wondering which one of those is going to be somebody that you are best friends with or somebody that you love? >> reporter: and parents who rushed to campus not knowing if they would hug their kids or bury them. >> i just dropped everything and sprinted to the car. i got a bullet hole from one side of his flatbed to the other. >> reporter: winder, georgia. >> the gunshots was so close to me like my ears started ringing real bad. >> reporter: a new name that is shorthand for senseless tragedy. because it's been such a steady drumbeat in the news cycle for so many years, it might be easy to lose sight of the dimensions of the school shooting epidemic. since columbine, a quarter century ago, there have been 388 deadly school shootings in the united states, killing at least 526 people. let that sink in. >> but as a nation, we can not continue to accept the carnage of gun violence. >> we have endured too many of these tragedies in the past few

the in the morning sarasota moore have a good morning. newtown it shipboard garage. week of the week of september 11th 9, that every time i meet you today at cameron stir something up in may. i'm pretty sure it's 30 something avenue. where were you on that day to where hours me and my mother were sitting in the kitchen. if you can just fix me breakfast and you set me in washington to grange between towers 6 blocks away from here. president bush was going to be sitting in the classroom at mit book or read to back those 2 in black school. wow. that was exciting. but you know what seems to be forgotten. they were supposed to be about their focus on their hopes and dreams and aspirations of the break. and they got eclipse. i tried the this day here, i'm dedicating this day to the children. were in my classroom reading, president bush through each of our, to the, out this i see not even remember, this picture is crazy. that it the 1st thing this is huge. this is a huge moment for me and the rest of my classmates. so here i am over here in the corner. wow. these are my babies. my students.

and as we've seen with other mass shootings, for instance, the shooting in newtown, connecticut, adam lanza had his brother's information on it. there was additional information about a name that was not correct. that's the reason for caution on the identity of the suspect. to your point, we're look at four dead, nine injured. i suspect that injured total might bump up a little bit. that's because of the students certainly heeded the warnings and the training they have unfortunately and unlikely been through. the first step of that being running away from the sounds of gunfire or the shooting. so it's typical that individuals run out of the school, and injuries happen there in a stampede type fashion. the investigation ongoing, trying to see whether or not the suspect is talking to police. that might be helpful as to why this happened. once again, it has happened, katy. >> tom winter, thank you very much. >>> joining us now, march for our lives cofounder, and former student at marjorie stoneman douglas high school david hogg. i'm sorry that this is what we always call you about. come

>> well, chris, i wish i could say that the answer to that is yes, but i think we've seen, in newtownars ago to this yesterday, this has become a tragic reality of american life in our schools. our kids having to do drills to prepare for a mass shooter, and then followed by horrific incidents like this. and then inaction. these days, almost exclusively from republicans in states like georgia, in my home state of texas, and in the united states congress. i do believe, though, that each time we see a tragedy like this, the voices are getting louder, the activism is getting stronger, the push is getting stronger to make change. in this presidential election, it was also very clear yesterday by the responses of the candidates that we have one candidate in kamala harris who wants to actually do something about this so that we don't see this kind of tragedy happen again, and another candidate, donald trump, that is perfectly content just calling this individual, you know, sick and deranged, and then leaving it at that. not doing anything about actually preparing so we don't have another tra

he was a school psychologist in newtown, connecticut when the sandy hook shooting happened. it currently serves on the national association of school psychologists school safety and crisis response committee. tom thank you so much for joining us this morning and for talking about such an important, yet difficult subject. let's start here. how difficult is it for a student to walk back into school after something awful like this has happened good morning. >> thank you for having me. it's extremely difficult when we think about our students school is where they spend 6.5 to 7.5 hours a day. so walking through those doors for the first time since this has happened, is going to bring up a lot of emotions for them. but in many ways, this really started they're healing process starting to be around their peers and starting to return to their school it's did you say that because we have heard from certainly administrators saying that there has been a clamor to come back to school and to beat together. >> i would imagine specifically for that community aspect. but how can parents? p

if you look at the history we were just talking about in newtown, connecticut he got the gun that he wasn't supposed to have access to and killed his mom. she was his first victim before did the massacre at the school remember the story in virginia of the first-grader who showed up to school and shot his teacher with a gun it was not secured that mother was charged in that case in the fort lauderdale case the marjory stoneman douglas school that shooter got the gun from home where he was with his dad so this is a recurring theme that if you have guns and you have kids, they have to be secured it sounds obvious, but i think parents in these cases are going to be looking at their own liability. >> i mean, it is kind of incomprehensible to me that a father wray responsible for any responsible father would have the police show up at his home talking about his son doing this. it seems like there's some evidence that his son was does on this discord thing. and then months later go out and get a and i think that's one reason why he's being charged here. it's also worth mentioning. i mean, a

. >> but if you look at the history here go back to the newtown, connecticut massacre of those little children in their first clade classrooms. this was a boy who was going through dealing with mental problems. his mother bought him that rifle and they went shooting together. it was what they do to bond and he took that he killed her and then killed those children remember newport news, virginia, the first-grader, a seven-year-old, went in and shot his teacher with a pistol. that mom was charged for not safeguarding that gun in a way that he couldn't get to it so this is going to become a recurring theme. and i believe that the charging of parents with these extraordinarily serious charges that convictions we saw with the crumbley the 21 months that the first graders mom served for child endangerment, what we'll see in this case we'll start to send a warning to parents that this is not a joke about locking up these guns. >> what are the gun storage laws in georgia? there lacks if i recall, if and georgia has very liberal gun laws for instance, kaitlan possession of a rifle by a person

newtown to little bit about the perimeter. the perimeter seems oddly narrow in this particular instance. can you talk about security bubbles and the parameters here? >> right. it's out to 1000 yards based on how far a capable sniper can take a shot. the fact is clearly, this bubble was less than 100 yards because they disregarded the industrial facility in the water tower, etc.. it speaks to the lack of seriousness of secret service leadership and how they were conducting these missions. they were doing the absolute minimum. my greater concern is as you look at the litany of failure, it's long and deep. if it tips towards malice, that opens up an entirely different can of worms because it is hard to be part of a republic with people that actually want to kill you. critical disagreement, fine. if people don't want to settle it at the ballot box, they solve it by cartridge box and that is a dangerous road to go down. >> i know some of my other colleagues might want to do that as well but i want to get to one last point. before w

i think of the uvalde and newtown families that spoke at the democratic convention and the fact our politicians speak behind glass. not sure but it looks like there's some fears realized as tom winter mentioned in the attempted assassination of donald trump. but not even the most elite law enforcement agencies charged with protecting the most important people in our political life, people like donald trump, can keep them safe all the time from gun violence. what exactly are we doing? >> great question. georgia has one of the weakest gun law restraints in the country and there is a direct correlation between a state's gun law strength and the firearm injury and mortality rates in that state. we know what the solutions are. we need to start electing leaders who are willing to stand up to the gun lobby, stand up to the nra and the gun industry and pass the laws that the majority of americans want. the good news is, if there is any good news today, it's that in 60-some odd days we have an election. and we can all choose to bring this issue to the ballot box and we can all choose to vote on this iss

the same kind of firearm has been used to carry out mass shootings in newtown, uvalde, las vegas, and highland park, illinois. killing dozens of children and adults and injuries many more. looking across this dias, i recognize we have our differences on many issues. but when it comes to the protection of the president and the presidential candidates, we should stand united. we you know that protecting our elected officials is essential to a functioning democracy. i hope this hearing can be an example of how we will work together on a bipartisan basis, to not only understand this shocking event but to ensure it never happens again. we must do this without the incendiary language and conspiracy mongering that too often dominates our political discourse today. ongoing investigations by the secret service and the f.b.i. are critical. but congress, the victims' families and the american people deserve transparency and accountability now. i'll now turn to my partner on the judiciary committee, ranking member lindsey graham. sen. graham: thank you, mr. chairman. several of us from the milita