feliz: una escuela en san bernardino estÁ en una zona tan afectada por la contaminaciÓn ambiental ques. >> mi hijo tiene asma. me dijeron que lo que estÁ respirando es aire contaminado. >> pueden ser los problemas pulmonares hasta el cÁncer de pulmÓn. >> el cambio climÁtico dificulta la respiraciÓn humana. anthony victoria's se ha vuelto activista a favor del medio ambiente. >> su calidad de vida no era tan buena. >> hemos violado el estÁndar. aseguran tambiÉn que trabaja con compaÑÍas como amazon que todos los dÍas tienen vehículos entrando y saliendo. fÉlix: al regresar una de las cÁrceles más peligrosas cerrarÁ sus puertas y con el muro cÁrceles más peligrosas cerrarÁ sus puertas y con el muro fronterizo entre estados con t-mobile, tienes llamadas, textos y datos ilimitados con nuestra señal más poderosa de la historia todo por solo $30 cada línea por 4 líneas. y por tiempo limitado ¡smartphones gratis! llévate 4 líneas nuevas con un plan ilimitado ¡y 4 teléfonos por solo $30 cada línea! [cof cof] ♪ ♪ con t-mobile, tienes llamadas, textos y datos ilimitados con nuestra señal más po

san bernardino to sandy hook and to las vegas. because that ever growing list can sometime seem abstract. let's not forget the specific places where the awful shootings occurred. may have theaters and nightclubs. shooting malls and office parks, music if he feels and traffic stops. churches, synagogues, mosques, colleges, high school and an elementary school. our hearts remain with the families of the victims and the survivors of these mass shootings whose lives were turned upsidedown in an instant by madmen who never should have had access to a gun, the touching letter that senator murphy read from one of his constituents, whose child died at sandy hook is just one of many testaments that to turning upside down ruining your life forever on one of these horrible, awful incidents. at the same time that our hearts are with the tens of thousands more whose lives were ended or forever altered by everyday gun violence, that doesn't make the headlines, but we remember them, too. no less tragic. no less pain from the parents who lost chi

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feliz: una escuela en san bernardino estÁ en una zona tan afectada por la contaminaciÓn ambiental quenares hasta el cÁncer de pulmÓn. >> el cambio climÁtico dificulta la respiraciÓn humana. anthony victoria's se ha vuelto activista a favor del medio ambiente. >> su calidad de vida no era tan buena. >> hemos violado el estÁndar. aseguran tambiÉn que trabaja con compaÑÍas como amazon que todos los dÍas tienen vehículos entrando y saliendo. fÉlix: al regresar una de las cÁrceles más peligrosas cerrarÁ sus puertas y con el muro fronterizo entre estados fÉlix: autoridades de panamÁ quemaron 1000 y 4 t de cocaÍna. se destruyeron casi 2 t de marihuana. una larga historia de crÍmenes y malas condiciones de vida y violencia sin lÍmites. buscando conocer el famoso penal en la voz de los que lo habitaron. >> la cÁrcel era un paraÍso para los lÍderes del narcotrÁfico. muerte y dolor se vivieron en gran medida. el 11 de febrero se registro la mayor masacre con un saldo de 49 muertos en un reclusorio. >> un grupo de internos que venÍan enfrente de mí con armas blancas y con tubos. se me viene la im

. >> mario permaneciÓ seis meses en adelante en san bernardino y nos habla del trato que reciben losuy afortunado porque me puedo defender porque se bilingüe. mucha gente que no lo es y que no recibe la ayuda mÉdica. bÁsicamente no tienen los recursos que se necesitan para poder sobrevivir en una detenciÓn. >> quejas se han hecho pÚblicas en informe del fiscal general del estado. en ellas se denuncian otros riesgos para la salud y seguridad que representan un grave peligro para los detenidos. hasta este momento han declinado hacer comentarios con relaciÓn a la legislatura de california. mientras tanto gobernador tiene hasta el prÓximo 13 de octubre para firmar este proyecto de ley. muchos aseguran que lo harÁ ya que este tema fue parte de su discurso de toma de posesiÓn en enero pasado. fÉlix: grupo de abogados estados aÑos cruzÓ la frontera sur para asesorar gratuitamentea miles de personas que esperan una cita con el juez de inmigraciÓn para solicitar asilo. como nos cuenta francisco muchos solicitantes estÁn al borde de la desesperaciÓn debido a la larga espera que tienen que afro

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. >> in san bernardino county, sheriff's deputy is recovering after a suspect wrestled away her gun and opened fire. >> this incident was recorded by a cell phone camera. the skitter say the situation started when the deputy was called to a home by a woman who needed help with her son. it is unclear what provoked the 21-year-old suspect. the deputy was not struck by a bullet but was hit by the suspect during the struggle. the suspect was eventually shot by responding officers and is expected to survive. >> the woman known for years as emily dell, the victim in the brock turner case is stepping out of the shadows and revealing her identity. her name is chanelle miller, and she is ready to tell her story. it is month, she will sit in the 60 minutes right before her memoir, no my name is scheduled to be released. her words when she was just emily doe made a significant impact on stanford which banned hard liquor at campus parties one year after the assault. a state law was passed to make prison time mandatory for anyone convicted of sexually assaulting someone unconscious or too intoxicate

. >> reporter: shannon was already wanted for identity theft in san bernardino county. using a forged driver's license to rent an apartment, and obtain a job at a hospital as a surgical assistant officials say the hospital fired him after they learned of his arrest he was a no show in court and has been on the run until now. lapd arrested him after he used a stolen credit card to buy $17,000 season tickets to the clippers leading officials to a trove of fake identities and found he was a contract employee at a number of l.a. hospitals. >> i believe this to be an issue of major public importance. >> reporter: raising questions about how a felon on the run could end up working as a surgical assistant >> hospitals are responsible, not just for their own employees, but for everyone they bring in as a contractor. >> reporter: a con man now behind bars as police try to track down who he really is. steve patterson, nbc news, los angeles. >> we're back in a moment with the paycheck mystery why millions of dollars are disappearing from people's bank accounts >>> next tonight, th

that is san bernardino deputy megan forrester struggling with a man who knocked her to the ground, repeatedly punches her and wrestled away her gun. you can see he has it in his hand. she was able to get up and run but the man fired several shots at her and mrs. officers arrived and opened fire, wounding the man. >> it was a violent attack, struck her multiple times. >> deputy forrester appeared on injuredÃas she was loaded into the ambulance. initially, the call was inspired by a woman who needed help with her son. >>> campaign 2020 no now joe biden downplaying his slipups with misstatements on stephen colbert . >> in the last few weeks, you've confused you have to with vermont, that bobby kennedy was assassinated in the late 1970s and assured i am not going nuts. follow-up question, are you going nuts? look, the reason i came on the tonight show -- >> joking aside, biden says his verbal gaffes did notaf the substance of his arguments for the presidency. >> it is a different thing to say when you're talking about honoring the bravery or sacrifice or what other people went through and the seo

there was a policehelicopter shot down over san bernardino county . these scope of this is what attracted me to it. i'm a native southern california as a you said and i grew up right near where this happened but the sheer scope of the event is what drew me to it. this is, these are five heavily armed young men. they're shooting civilian grade military, civilian versions of military grade weapons. they've made homemade fragmentation grades that n they can launch out of the barrels of their shotguns and as luck would have it and a stlot of bad planning, the minute a step outside of the hm head-to-head with the riverside county sheriff deputy just erected into a wild firefight and in a crowded southern california intersection on a friday afternoon in which over 100 rounds were over 500 rounds were fired. and then into a running gun battle through the suburban streets of riverside and san bernardino county onto a crowded interstate highway where they're throwing out wafragmentation grades. shooting down the police helicopter. and ended up 5500 feet up on

the san bernardino mass shooting four years ago was deemed domestic terrorism after 14 people were killed2 others injured. the couple responsible was inspiry but domestic terrorism didn't apply two years ago when a gunman in san francisco killed three and injured five others at a ups facility. john: an act of violence alone, even a large-scale and horrifying as it may seem, does not necessarily give us the legal authority to open a federal terrorism investigation. bigad: over the past 30 years, the feds have opened more than 900 domestic terrorism cases. of those, 18% involved firearms, 71% included fire or explosives. bigad: the gunman's list of targets included courthouses, places of worship, and political organizations around the country. those who knew the shooter describe him as a quiet teenager, and federal law enforcement officials tell us he was never on their radar. so, is there a way to stop these senseless shootings before they happen? one suggestion has been to implement what are known as gun violence restraining orders, also called red flag laws, which the president has said

a home invasion in san bernardino. we stopped burglaries. package theft. >> the deep sentinel system uses its own hardware and cameras and provides monitoring. but, there is a monthly fee. >>> it is a video that quickly went viral and upset many people. coming up, hear from a woman who says she was a victim of a racially charged attack outside a california cvs. >>> and it's a plot of land where toxic waste was dumped years ago. now, richmond wants to build housing on top of it. the group trying to put a stop to that >>> tonight, we are hearing from a california woman who became the target of a racist rant. >> a shocking confrontation caught on camera. laura perez talked to her and brings us her testimony. >> when somebody says they want to kill you? and they call you the n word. >> reporter: adrene ashford hasn't had to watch this video over and over. >> the law says i can't kill. >> reporter: because the hateful racist rant is right there every time she closes her eye. every time she lets her mind play it over, she says the shock, anger, an

watching this cellphone video as a san bernardino county sheriff's deputy gets into a violent struggle with a man in victorville, california. that man starts punching the officer, wrestling her gun away, and begins shooting at her. deputy meagan forsberg was miraculously not struck by any bullets. she runs for her life. other responding deputies arrive and begin opening fire. the 21-year-old suspect was shot and taken to the hospital. as he's being loaded into the ambulance, it appears deputy forsberg walks right past the man who almost killed her. officials say she was not seriously injured. >> it was a violent attack. struck her multiple times. >> investigators say the situation started when deputy forsberg was called to the home by a woman who needed help with her son. it's unclear what provoked the 21-year-old suspect. and we're told the suspect is expected to survive. his injuries are not life-threatening. anne-marie. >> wow. that is unbelievable video. laura podesta here in new york. thank you so much, laura. >> thanks. >>> new information is emerging this morning about the deadl

my parents got a mining claim in the san bernardino national forest in the 1970's. if you are an employee of the national archives long enough, you get to see a record of your family come across your desk at one point. that was cool to see the application. it made me feel a little bit old, but that's ok. so, i'm going to show you some examples. what just happened? i think i bumped something. i'm good. show you a couple examples. one of some early survey plattes, which are neat. then a story about an employee. some basic information about land ownership. if it goes from the federal hands, then it is in the public domain. you will find many land transactions. homesteads, mining, timber culture, rights-of-way, transfers of ownership from federal government to private individuals or entities through a homestead or patent. usually after the transfer, the federal government is no longer involved. that is your land. you followed the guidelines. it is yours free and clear. sometimes they can be prescribed for certain periods of time. they can be in perpetuity. they can be f

it is in san francisco, san bernardino, yes. my impression is immigration records are primarily mostly confidential. >> it depends on the time period. if you are looking like at alien registration case files, they stay with the creating agency until the individual is about 100 years old. so you have to go through a freedom of information act request to get those. but if it's maintained by the national archives, the individuals are well old enough and the documents are old enough that they are open. >> thank you. >> you're welcome. >> why do you only go to 1973? >> i'm sorry? >> you said you only go to 1973. >> that's about -- with the bulk of our records, they go to about the 1970's, back to about world war i era, but we do go back to the 1700's with that one document. and our most recent materials are 2003. yeah, so we have a bulk of records. yes. >> thank you. i have a question. i have been on a 10-year quest looking for my late grandfather's polish passport. >> ok. >> he immigrated to the u.s. in the early 1930's. i have been

the gateway foundation in san bernardino county just released the plans for a hotel in space.alled the vaughn brawn station and it's a cruiseship star hotel. cozy suites, chic bars and recreational activities that take advantage of the reduced gravity inside the hotel like basketball and trampolines. >>> speak of space, brad pitt who plays an astronaut had the chance to interview a real life astronaut on the space station today. . >> thank you very much. i got to tell you, this is a real treat. real pleasure to talk to you up there. . >> likewise a treat for us, and just want to start off by saying thank you for what you are doing to contribute to the mission of awareness, and to set that, you know light that fire in the imaginations of the next generations of explorers. >> he asked nasa astronaut who was more believable pitt or his friend george clooney who was in gravity. no surprise the astronaut picked brad pitt. the movie opens on friday. . >>> fire officials in the east bay sounding the alarm about an he can posed gas pipeline. why they want pg&e to take a second look at

a san bernardino county sheriff's deputy fights for her life and it's caught on camera. it started when deputies responded to a domestic disturbance call in victorville. the suspect tackled the first deputy to arrive and started punching her. you can see it there in the video. while being on her back, he grabbed her gun and fired two shots. the suspect pulls it from the deputy's hands and fires at as she runs for cover. amazingly, she wasn't wounded. other deputies had arrived on the scene, shot the suspect, and then took him into custody. >>> tesla is partially to blame for a crash involving a car on autopilot. that's according to a new finding from the ntsb. no one was hurt thankfully in last year's crash down in southern california, but the situation could have been a lot worse. you can see it there. at the time the driver put his car on autopilot and stopped paying attention. the tesla then crashed into that fire truck on the side of a busy l.a. freeway. >>> a warning tonight in the east bay. deputies are looking for a man who tried to lure students into his car. hap

. >>> a dangerously close call for a san bernardino sheriff's deputy in a life and death struggle and all caught on camera. >> it was aesc dispute, and the suspect punched and amazingly the deputy was not hit. >>> new details on expanding california's red flag law. the law that took affect in 2016 allows law enforcement and immediate family owners to restrain gun owners, meaning temporarily taking away that gun. the new bill drafted after last year's bar shooting in thousand oaks just passed in the state senate. there are calls for a federal red flag law. >>> the presidentti si demanding for the media. >> it was not the media that corrected his statement that dorian would hit alabama, it was the national weather service. you can see, somebody with access to a sharpy marker changed the official map to include alabama, and that was an extra circle added in in a marker. it was a tweet that the president sent out last sunday that the storm would hit alabama, but government meteorologists were certain the storm would not hit alabama. he now tweeted a map showing the original forecast of th

paris, london, berlin, brussels, san bernardino. cities around the world have been targeted.n killed. as devastating as the terror attacks are, isis may have left an even more dangerous legacy. tens of thousands of foreign fighters and their families are detained in makeshift prisoner of war camps scattered across iraq and syria. with nowhere to go and an ideological hatred of the west still burning in their hearts. al baghdadi has urged his supporters to attack the prisons and liberate their brothers. what happens to all these other people in the camp? do you think they're still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are stull dangerous are and who are completely flipped 180. >> hoda is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to death for betraying the cause. guards have been stabbed. how can people be convinced, our viewers be convinced that you're not dangerous? >> because i want to come back to america and i want to just live safely under america. i ju

paris, london, berlin, brussels, nice, manchester, orlando, san bernardino.geted. hundreds of people have been killed. as devastating as the terror attacks are, isis may have left an even more dangerous legacy. tens of thousands of foreign fighters and their families are detained in makeshift prisoner of war camps scattered across iraq and syria. with nowhere to go and an ideological hatred of the west still burning in their hearts. al baghdadi has urged his supporters to attack the prisons and liberate their brothers. what happens to all these other people in the camps? do you think they're still dangerous? >> it's obvious who are still radical, who are still dangerous, and who are completely flipped 180. >> hoda muthanna is right to be worried. the women of isis continue to openly pledge allegiance to the group. several women at this camp got together and beat a woman to death for betraying the cause. guards have been stabbed. how can people be convinced, our viewers be convinced, that you're not dangerous? >> because i want to come back so america and i wa

it was felt as far north as san bernardino. and west to long beach.no reports of any damage or injuries.>>> let's take a quick look at the temperatures from today. it was a slightly cooler today in some places. overall, over the last couple of days, it's been very similar. wednesday you will notice temperatures coming up a few degrees, and then you will see numbers back into the 80s tomorrow. and then as you get into the friday period, you will find temperatures into the upper 90s, maybe low 100s. so the peak on this warmth will be on friday, and you will see tuesday, kind of where we start, and wednesday comes up a few degrees, a few more degrees on thursday and friday, then a kind of lingers and drops off a little bit. it's like one day of big heat, and then two days, a day on either side of it, with warm to hot heat. so that's a good thing. you don't want to see those big three or 40 runs in santa rosa it was 85, tomorrow they go to 89. the numbers on top, those are your forecast numbers, 84 in san jose and 89 in concord. so tomorrow starts the war

we're value added and i had to cover the san bernardino shooting. i'm not going to get the victims as fast as cnn or ap is, let me go focus as a one man bit. >> i think we have time for one more. >> very interesting perspective. how do you feel about-- the surrounding story you report on and hv to self in the current environment? >> i'll start. a lot -- i mean i usually, we get a lot of it. i do reply and i say thank you for your e-mail and have a great day and i get a lot of insane e-mails. a lot of times that people replay and they'll advise and they'll launch into a long-winded e-mail why they felt this way. so i think that people forget there's a person on the other side of the screen that they're attacking and so engaging, i try and engage and try and ask questions. where is this coming from? and that deflates the hate speech. you know, not all the time, but just we're not really having conversations so that's kind of something that i've started doing is, you know, being tongue in cheek about it, but a lot of times it opens up a dialog. in term

. >> we stopped a home invasion in san bernardino a couple of weeks ago. >> is there a reason you are on this property? >> i'm looking for somebody. >> we stopped burglaries. package theft. >> reporter: in the legette situation, the guards would have talked to the two men when they approached the door and if they didn't leave, the guards would have called the police. >> we are calling them with a live situation. a description of the situation. a description of the suspect. it is something they can respond to. >> reporter: another layer of security helping the legettes feel comfortable in their home again. >> definitely just making us feel a lot more secure. safe, peace of mind. >> reporter: deep sentinel uses its own hardware and cameras. it is not compatible with ring or nest home security systems. but, their monitoring system is right here in downtown pleasanton. started about three years ago. now, pleasanton police have not made an arrest in this case and are asking anyone with information about the two suspects seen in the video to contact them. live in pleasanton, katie nielsen,

. >> one of the things that happened after san bernardino when i started thinking about it and peoplereading it is people would say to me like, this was so difficult for me toread . reading 500 years of people dehumanizing black people in every way imaginable, obviously is very difficult for people who either care about black people or who are black to read and so they would say it must've been that much harderto write . and i would just, it would just go in one year and out the other is i didn't even want to think about that. i was so focused when i was doing the research, as you know to finish the book and i wasn't thinking about the impact that it was having literally and then combined with the fact that i was writing this history of anti-black racist ideals as a black person . and you know, the book ended up being 500 pages and i probably collected thousands and thousands of pages of ideas and many of which i have this, sort of sit through and in how to be an antiracist i talk about these astrashbags, that i had to consume . in order to basically make it legible for the reader. an

the planet where we learned from parkland, where we learned from san bernardino, where we learned from the synagogues in pittsburgh, parkland, columbine, the mosque in new zealand, where we learn from watertown, new york, but we did not learn to do something, in fact, anything for those 2824 children. and you want to know the saddest part? places of worship are under assault every time a bullet is more important than a life. do what is needed until this place can be safe for the future generations and children of america. enough is enough. thank you. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you, mohammed. up next we have ivy hoffman. >> can you tell us where they're from? >> mohammed was from new york, queens. >> a book is a wonderful piece of magic. it can transport you to another world. it can give you a glimpse into the life of another person. it teaches you etmpathy. to children, reading is vital. and children from low income families need books the most. they need that escape, that hope for a better future. however, it seems that these children are our lowest priority when it comes to rea

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. >> nacidos en san bernardino. >> sÍ. >> es importante decirlo porque normalmente eran los corridosÁ en los angeles, los queremos mucho y gracias por habernos regalado hoy desde los Ángeles. pensar, cÓmo hombre y tambiÉn como actor, como dama, harÁ que tenga eso no sÉ si a la pareja en la palma de tu mano pero aqÍi te lo contamos. vemos cÓmo pueden ayudarlos. mi mamÁ me decÍa siempre que unos angelitos me guardaban, qÉe buen para maÑana. en hollywood, en la casa va a estar ¿ quiÉn?. >> silvester stallone. >> (aplausos). >> con su nueva pelÍcula rambo, no se lo pueden perder. va a seguir en chicago.. >> y los Ángeles. >> bueno, nos ponemos de pie para despedirnos, seguimos bailando, mira. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ descubre caress... con aceite de fusión floral. para una piel suave y acariciable consiéntete con su exquisita espuma y delicada fragancia. date un gusto. ♪ obtén una piel suave y acariciable. con caress. - yo no voy a rogar por amor ni para mÍ ni para nuestro hijo, lucas. - un paso a la vez, marisa. a mi hijo no le va a hacer falta nada. y yo me comprometo a darle una familia, a darle

parkland to pittsburgh, charleston to columbine, aurora to orlando, blacksburg to binghamton, san bernardino to sandy hook to las vegas. because that ever-growing list can sometimes seem abstract, let's not forget the specific places where these awful shootings occurred -- movie theaters and nightclubs, shopping malls and office parks, music festivals and traffic stops, churches, synagogues, mosques, colleges, high schools, and an elementary school. our hearts remain with the families of the victims and the survivors of these mass shootings whose lives were turned upside down in an instant by madmen who never should have had access to a gun. the touching letter that senator murphy read from one of his constituents, a child that died at sandy hook, is just one of the many testaments to that turning upside down instantly, ruining your life forever by one of these horrible, awful incidents. at the same time that our hearts are with tens of thousands more whose lives were ended or forever altered by everyday gun violence, it doesn't make the headlines, but we remember them, too. no less tragic,

california viven en comunidades en donde se exceden los estÁndares de salud y los residentes de san bernardino misma suerte. angela cÁrdenas se ha visto forzada a utilizar un respirador desde los cinco aÑos de edad. >> ÉlcontestÓ que ese era el problema y que lo que respiraba era el aire contaminado. >> son problemas cardiovasculares, bronquitis alergias y problemas dermatolÓgicos que pueden ocasionar hasta un cÁncer de pulmÓn. >> pero no sÓlo los jóvenes se estÁn viendo afectados. anthony victoria perdiÓ a su madre hace dos meses. >> su calidad de vida no era tan buena y la ciencia del aire de california enseÑÓ que por 85 dÍas seguidos hemos de lado el estÁndar de humo. el viernes se puso en vigor una ley que requerirÁ que todos los camiones pasen por un control de visiÓn smoke antes de circular por l carreteras. estos camiones en california son los mayores responsables del 60% de la emisiÓn del óxido de nitrÓgeno uno de los mayores quÍmicos que causa smoke. >> este es uno de los tantos pasos para controlar las cosas que nos estÁn afectando. cabe recalcarque el estudio de la asociaciÓn nacion

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high-capacity magazines were used to slaughter innocents at sandy hook, las vegas, aurora aurora, older, san bernardino, the sutherland springs church and the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. according to the gun violence archive, there have been 10,552 gun-related deaths this year. that includes 2,681 children and teens and mass shootings number 300. that's more than one mass shooting every day of this year. madam president, the american people support commonsense gun safety legislation in overwhelming numbers e. recent polls confirm that 90% or more registered voters support background checks for all gun sales 90%, think of that. the american people support a ban on high-capacity magazines. they support a ban on assault weapons. they support keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals. people all across the country are worried about their communities, their schools, their churches, their children. they're worried they will be caught in the next mass shooting, that their community will be the next el paso, the next sandy hook or the next aztec. when i was in school, we had safety drill

high-capacity magazines were used to slaughter innocents at sandy hook, las vegas, aurora aurora, older, san bernardino, the sutherland springs church and the tree of life synagogue in pittsburgh. according to the gun violence archive, there have been 10,552 gun-related deaths this year. that includes 2,681 children and teens and mass shootings number 300. that's more than one mass shooting every day of this year. madam president, the american people support commonsense gun safety legislation in overwhelming numbers e. recent polls confirm that 90% or more registered voters support background checks for all gun sales 90%, think of that. the american people support a ban on high-capacity magazines. they support a ban on assault weapons. they support keeping guns out of the hands of dangerous individuals. people all across the country are worried about their communities, their schools, their churches, their children. they're worried they will be caught in the next mass shooting, that their community will be the next el paso, the next sandy hook or the next aztec. when i was in school, we had safety drill