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is there a message that you're hoping to take away from all ofta this. >> let mrt by saying that, you know, i join so many ngress looking for ways to reduce gun violence. we learn from every tragedy like this where there are gaps in the system, whe we can make improvements, how we can create safer neighborhoods. we still he a lot toearn here. we don't know the motive of while we hear thats a long gun, some type oftgun, we don't know how he acquired it. we've got a lot to learne but whatev learn, it's my hope and certainly my intention that we're going to funnel that into our learning an put i into action to do the tys of things we need to do to reduce gun violence in our communities. other officials and leaders here in the community what has the feel been like? what are you getting the take away from people here in their community. st of all let me say that right here the take away is that lawnforcement a tremendous job within 60 yo h9p city police, anne arrundel police, the sheriff's department on site you know,d stopped what have been an even worse situloion. the fol on support from

canadian prime minister justin trudeau helping us -- manyce to discuss questions had to do with trade, ofta, and the participation president trump. this is 45 minutes. >> hello. >> i want to think the people who -- the hospitality of this region. thank you to all members of the community for those luckily, the team. government representatives, and all canadians who played a role. to the, thank you indigenous communities to whom we are working closely with them this process. ons summit was focused addressing very real universal challenges and finding lasting solutions that will make a difference in the lives of people. i'm happy to announce that we released a joint communique by all seven countries. [applause] [speaking in french] our conversations took place against the backdrop of the rapidly changing economy and growing middle-class anxieties and equality of opportunity. anxieties that have eroded trust in our institutions abilities to deliver. ahead of the summit canada laid out five broad themes to tackle the root cause of this central economic issue that we all share. we talked about i

we just can't share the information they know about the number ofta ties, they know the weapon, but with this actively going con, it hinder the investigation by releasing it too son.h when thee the next briefing, hopefully they'll be able to provide the information. >> [ inaudible question ] it no, i don't think it has anything to do it. >> i don't have that that will be two things that i'll check on and make sure that we have th for the next briefing. we're still trying to determine the suspect. i'm sorry? >>. [ inaudible question ] >> that will be more information that i give out in our next briefing. [ inaudible question ] >> i'm sorry? c not confirm what type of weapon was used in the shooting. qagain, we have severaluestions that we know we need answered for the next briefing. we anticipate having a briefin within another hour. we'll make sure that weive that information then. at this time that's all the information we have. >> we have one more bit of information and this is the last bit of information that we'll give to you until the next briefing. i anticipat another briefing very

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