as you are walking down the hallway, hey, the thing i saw in the hallway yesterday, i don't know if that was playing or what it was, but from my end that doesn't seem right to me. you know you can always come to me. i know i'm not your teacher, i know i don't have all the answers but i can find somebody who can. you don't expect a big hallmark moment where the kid tells you everything. but you are planting a seed. we need to have teachers look like i am present, i am seen, i see you, i care about you and i care about you as much as i care about every single kid in this school. defend the rights of every child in the school and i'm going to do that in the 5 minutes of my break. (applause). >> lee, in your movie there was a scene on the bus that i know you want to tell us about. are we going to see it? because it has to do with what she's talking about. >> can i help you guys? >> very upset ?oo ?a i am going to be honest, i am upset enough i don't want to talk about --. >> sorry. okay, i just got confused about that clip. so this is the clip we're trying to play, right, whoever is running

he pulled the woman passed officer heppler and a door opens at the end of the hallway. it was later determined to be the suspect's sister and ran hysterically across the hallway. at this time, officer heppler repeated san francisco police department, come out. hearing the commotion from the other side of the hallway, officer heisen and hernandez were standing. suddenly, from a door on the left side of the hallway, the suspect appeared holding a large knife in each hand. both arms were raised above his head as he pulled it down the hallway towards officers. officer eisen shot the beanbag. in an attempt to put distance between the suspect and himself, he started backing up all shouting, put it down. the suspect refused to obey the commands and quickly continue towards officer heppler with knives in each hand. the only option he had to stop the threat to him and fellow officers was to use the fire arm. officer heppler shot the suspect and save himself, the other officers, and undoubtably the suspect's sister from being stabbed. for these actions they are being awarded the s

you walk down the hallway and you see kids you are not sure if they are playing or fighting or bullying, if thurpb trained as a teacher one of the things you do, just the way lee is talking about with this teacher, you do something that you don't even think about, which is you go up to the target and say, are they bothering you? in that moment you have reinforced the power of the bully because the only thing that child can say is, no, they are just playing. you not only are reinforcing

he tries to walk and then walks quickly down the hallway. to highlight this particular hallway. the circle at the top of the screen, you see people running out of the building. we should also point out that security cameras captured the shooter firing his weapon. the fbi chose not to release that video. today we learned a lot more about the deadly rampage itself. joe johns is in washington tonight. i've watched this video today. it's so disturbing. the silence of it. the way he's stalking the hallways. seems like his movements are very deliberate. at this point do investigators know -- was he specifically targeting anyone at the navy yard? >> anderson it was apparently random. the fbi says he wasn't targeting anybody in particular. there was some routine performance related issue they tell us that was addressed with alexis on the friday before the shooting but really no indication to investigators that it was the thing that caused any sort of reaction from him, anderson. >> i know the fbi released more information about the shooter's mental

you can see him stalking through the hallways armed with a shotgun. york state sets up special courts to handle prostitution and sex trafficking cases. the state's highest ranking judge calls it, quote, modern day slavery. it is the first of its kind in the u.s. and treats alleged prostitutes as victim instead of criminals. >>> and vice president joe biden met with his iraqi counterpart in new york on wednesday. the white house says biden told him the u.s. is committed to a shared fight against terrorism in iraq. >>> a former british politician also got into quite the scuffle on tuesday. dame yon mcbride was being interviewed by itv when an anti-nuclear protest got right into that shot. he wrestled the protester to the ground, all this being caught on tape. the interview then continued without any further problems. glad that can't happen here in the studio. >> that's a good publicist. >> exactly. i agree. thankfully the guys who work here in the studio, they're all calm, cool, collected. >> some days. careful, alex. >> anyway, time now for a look ahead

officer roberta took a few steps to his left in the hallway and heard the sound of gunfire coming from inside of the apartment. he identified that hughes was firing at them out of view. and they took up positions of concealment on both sides of the front door. a call for additional officers were made and the officers before you responded to assist the officers on scene. officers hines and huey were relieved of their positions and went across to the apartment of the rear side that hughes resided. setting up assault rifles, and officer huey continued to broadcast clear and concise and calm. a short time after the initial response of additional officers, hughes released a chemical in the hallways. having been shot at, the officers on scene are having difficulty breathing. as they continued unfazed to keep the suspect lock downed. and planned for an eventual encounter with the suspect. at some point of his volleys of gunshot, hughes had thick, black smoke filling the apartment and making it difficult for the officers to see and breathe. but they held their position. hughes crawled around i

he's stalking the hallways with it. cally checking different offices, different doorways looking for victims. going down a flight of stairs. you see people down at the end of the hall there. he tries to hide and then walks kind of quickly skulks down the hallway. want to highlight this particular hallway circled at the top of the screen. you see people already running out of the building. we should point out security cameras capturered the shooter firing his weapon. the fbi chose not to release that video. today we learned a lot more about the deadly rampage itself. joe johns is in washington tonight. i've watched this video today. it's so disturbing, the silence of it, the way he's stalking the hallways. it seems like his movements are very deliberate. at this point, though, do investigators know, was he specifically targeting anyone at the navy yard? >> reporter: anderson, it was apparently random. the fbi says he wasn't target anybody in particular. now there was some routine performance-related issue they tell us tha

chilling new video from inside the washington navy yard, showing the gunman stalking the hallways, as investigators say they now have cracked the code in a message he left behind. >>> up all night. a republican's effort to block the new health care law, talking for 2 hours without a break. but ready or not, the health care law's almost here. >>> driven to distraction. the new vehicle on the road specifically designed to catch you while driving while distracted. >>> and prime time for michael j. fox. this time his karker draws from his real life these days. >>> from nbc news world headquarters, this is nbc nightly news with brian williams. >>> tonight the fbi has released the video that was recorded inside the washington navy yard complex showing the gunman going about his attack. we've also learned more about the includes he left behind that speak to the depth of his mental illness at the time. the victims' loved ones have already seen the video you're about to see. it shows hick stalking the hallways before the hail of gunfire that resulted in 13 victims, including the gunman. our co

it shows him stalking the hallways before the hail of gunfire that resulted in 13 victims, including the gunman. our justice correspondent pete williams starts us off tonight in our d.c. newsroom. pete, good evening. >> reporter: good evening. investigators say aaron alexis believe he was torment ed by a form of radio waves once use bid the navnavy. cameras inside the navy yard building show alexis carrying the sawed-off shotgun he used to shoot most of his victims. >> mr. alexis was a mentally unstable individual. he was able to obtain a firearm two days before he carried out an attack that was planned to kill as many innocent siecivili as possible. >> reporter: pictures released today show alexis arriving at 7:53 a.m. driving his rental car into a parking deck. at 8:08 he walks in into building 17 carrying a backpack presumably with the gun and ammunition inside. he emerges fro the restroom, holding the shotgun, looking for victims, looking into office doors. another camera catches him coming down a stairway t with the shotgun. fired at victims on at least three floors of the build

you can see alexus walking up and down the hallway. the fbi says no indication he was targeting specific people, but it appears he did suffer from mental illness. alexis was dilutional and believed he was being influenced and controlled by electromagnetic waves. he ended up getting killed in the shootout with police. >>> a big waste of time. that's what senators are calling the 21-speech a of fellow senator ted cruz. to pass the time the senator from texas spoke about his opposition to obama care and read the dr. seuss book "green eggs and ham." he was trying to delay lawmakers to pass a spending bill that would prevent the government from shutting down on september 30th. the senate, including cruz, unanimously decided to move ahead and debate their own version of the bill before sending it back to the house. >> this was all about elevating the debate in the public and giving the american people a chance to speak. >> for lack of a better way of describing this, it's been a big waste of time. >> the new senate version will most likely st

we also had students already in the hallway who identified both young men. >> and because of the tapest identifications, the police were able to apprehend the suspects quickly. mobile district attorney john tyson. >> well, the tape speaks for itself. we have two young men who are in on it. one is to take photographs. the other is going to actually accomplish the assault. and we can clearly see, as the teacher walks out, that the ambush is on, and he throws a haymaker and floors the teacher right there in the hall. >> randolph parker is charged as an adult. he pleads guilty to felony assault in the second-degree and is sentenced to three years in prison. as for the claim that he was wearing brass knuckles -- >> we were never able to prove brass knuckles. he has a reputation for having brass knuckles, but we couldn't prove it in this case. >> as for dominic harris, the second student with the cell phone camera his trial's pending. >> i think the arrest and conviction and sentencing of the first young man here probably sends as loud and strong a message as can be sent in this community. t

you're in the hallways. the world leaders walk right past you. is that orchestrated, possible, what do you expect? >> as you know from your days covering the u.n., if they want to have a meeting with obama and rowhani? even a symbolliic hand shake fo the camera, it's easy to arrange, at the secretary-general's lunch on tuesday for the heads of state, in the hallways, whenever there's a clutch of cameras, they can make it happen. the real question is why the president of the united states should shake hands with a top official. not the top official, a top official of a government that even to this day, the obama administration lists as a state sponsor of terrorism. if you take state sponsors as being effectively terrorists themselves, why should the president shake hands with a terrorist? >> that's an excellent point, and why should the president believe what he says? it's the same tune for all these years. mahmoud ahmadinejad said the same thing. look at this from two years ago. >> do you want to pursue a nuclear bomb? >> translator: is there a l

as he moved toward them, a small group of people at the end of the hallway appeared to be scrambling for safety. in releasing the pictures today, f.b.i. assistant director valerie parlave said the evidence showed alexis acted alone and had planned his assault as a suicide mission. >> there are indicators that alexis was prepared to die during the attack and that he accepted death as the inevitable consequence of his actions. >> reporter: parlave said there is no evidence that alexis ever shared his plans with family, coworkers or friends, but he left behind numerous clues that point to motives. his shotgun carried four scrawled messages. on the right side and barrel were the etched phrases "not what y'all say" and "end to the torment." on the left side, "better off this way" and "my e.l.f. weapon." investigators say "e.l.f." refers to extremely low frequencies. radio waves used in submarine communications. 7 information retrieved from alexis' cell phone and laptop indicates he believed outside forces were using e.l.f. to control him. >> a document retrieved from the electronic media s

i've seen residents wheeled to showers completely nude in the hallway, exposed. bed sheets off of them, people walking around naked no dignity whatsoever. i've seen warehousing of elderly people in nursing homes. this reimbursement based system that they're in, almost 80% of their funding comes from reimbursements by tax payers. so they get paid regardless of the quality of care. whether it's good care or it's bad care. fault lines is investigating whether nursing homes answer for the quality of thier care. we've come to amara nursing home in augusta, georgia to ask some questions. >> we've called to request some interviews and they all get turned down, so we've decided we're going to knock on their door and see if we can find out what happened with pat manning. >> who's in charge right now? is there a manager here? >> where are you all from? we're from a show called fault lines. >> hey guys. >> hey. >> i've been instructed to ask you guys to leave. >> we want to speak to mr. williams first. >> he asked if you guys could please leave. >> do you remember pat manni

these are 36 schools that currently have no drinking fountain either inside the cafeteria or in the hallway near the cafeteria or in some instances wherever the children might be eating because as we know with school facilities, sometimes kids aren't even eating in cafeterias. but we've also been trying to figure out that as we install these drink tap station, how do we layer in other things that help us maximize the benefits of this investment. and, so, we have a partnership -- >> excuse me for a second. i want to acknowledge people that are standing on the sides of the room and in the back. we've got an overflow room that's in the chamber which is just across the hall. i may have to ask, if you don't have a seat, that you go to the overflow room. >>> [inaudible]. >> because it's a fire hazard to stand in the aisles in the chamber. >>> [inaudible]. >> i can have the sheriff explain to you the rules if you need. sure, we'll get them up here. they're on the way. >> and, so, we have a partnership with tech 21 where high school students that participate in that program actually shadow the cont

i've seen residents wheeled to showers completely nude in the hallway, exposed. bed sheets off of them, people walking around naked no dignity whatsoever. i've seen warehousing of elderly people in nursing homes. this reimbursement based system that they're in, almost 80% of their funding comes from reimbursements by tax payers. so they get paid regardless of the quality of care. whether it's good care or it's bad care. on techknow, our scientists bring you a sneak-peak of the future, and take you behind the scenes at our evolving world. techknow - ideas, invention, life. he was out for one. sachin asked the indian media not to put too much pleasure pressure on the teenager. >> my son started his career. it's a humble request if he can live his life like a normal 14-year-old without thinking of anything other than falling in love with the sport. (applause) >> some footsteps to follow in. more on the website. check it out. all the details. get in touch with us on twitter and facebook. plenty more from me later, but that is the sport for now. >> thank you. stay wit

you can see him making his way down the hallway. fore, obviously, he started shooting, before the standoff. with an innovative showerhead plus wireless speaker, kohler is the proud sponsor of singing in the shower. >>> a few moments ago this video was released. this is aaron alexis' car going into the navy yard. you see he has a bag and here he is assembled the gun and starts stalking down the hallway and the rest was history. we also learned from the assistant fbi director in charge of the investigation, that he initialled his shotgun with some personal messages. here's what she just said. >> we can say that the remmington 870 shotgun had been altered with a sawed off barrel and stock. purple duct tape covered the end of the stock and handwritten etchings were present at various parts of the shotgun. etched into the barrel of the shotgun were the words, quote, end to the -- end quote. etched in the right receiver, quote, that what y' all say, close quote. and the phrases, quote, better off this way, close quote. and quote, my weapon

he is seen stalking the had hallways looking through the rooms. had four phrases on it. lmy elf weapons which is a reference to extremely low grade waves which alexis thought were controlling him. >> we learn how people are react together individual yoasm the employees at the navy yard are getting accustomed to the new normal as the f.b.i. released shooting details about the spree. what do employees think about development? hillary wentworth who saw it ermer in the day reviewed itewed with us. u >> clearly cut and pasted they don't want to show the most disturbing thing. >> she hasdi been inside buildig 197 and said some of the people who worked there before the shooting work in her building.ud >> it's still disturbing with somebody with a shotgun in an office building. >> you can see people there. yeah, yeah, you can see people yonch know if shots are fired f and they are running from them or they are just people walking down the hallway and normal n morning routine.tin those are real people working.kg >> no one we spoke to was inside building 1997 when alexis stalked a

then we see him trolling the hallways and a stairwell with his shotgun. you see at one point he peers around a wall or a bookcase making sure he's not seen until he's ready. the fbi also put out new images that shows the actual weapon that he used. you can see handwritten "end to the torment" etched in and "better off this way" and my elf weapon. we learned that elf is believed to be a reference to extremely low frequency lelectromagnetic waves. however, conspiracy theorys exist, which misinterpret the applications as frequencies on unsuspecting citizens. >> they interviewed alexis' coworkers and the others and there's no indication he let anyone know what he was planning. pat collins will have more on the video and the fbi police conference this afternoon. >> thank you. meanwhile, the families of the 12 victims are mourning their losses today. they continue. the funeral services took place for arthur daniels of southeast d.c. he and his wife had five children. daniels was working for a furniture contractor when he was shot at the navy yard. he was 51 year

he is stalking the hallways, checking different offices, doorways, looking for victims and going down a flight of stairs. you see people down the end of the hall there. he tries to hide and walks quickly scopes down the hallway. >> that circle at the top of the screen, you see people already running out of the building. we should point out the security cameras caught him firing the weapon. today we learned a lot more about the deadly rampage. joe johns is in washington tonight. i watched this video. it's so disturbing. the silence of it. it seems like his movements are very difficult at this point, though, do investigators know, was he specifically targeting anyone at the navy yard? >> anderson, it was apparently random. the fbi says he wasn't targeting anybody in particular. there was some routine performance-related issue they tell us. it was addressed with alexis on the friday before the shooting. really, no investigation to verts that it was the thing that caused any sort of reaction from him. >> i know the fbi released information about the shooter's mental state. >> we know he e

of the navy yard gunman in the hallways of building 197 during last weeks chaos. >> the f.b.i. said the gunman aaron alexis was suffering from dell lose shins and was prepared to die during his rampage -- dill lose shins. >> the f.b.i. said aaron alexis etched four statements on the side of his shotgun including one he was under attack by electromagnetic waves and the f.b.i. says it's your -- uncovered evidence he was tomorrow mend by his deteriorating mental health. >> when aaron alexis drove his rental car onto the ground of the navy yard he had a sawed-off shotgun in a backpack and enough ammunition to carry out his assault. this video released by the f.b.i. alexis is caught on surveillance camaras looking for victims as he makes his way through the hallways and stair wells of building 197. >> shortly after his arrival in the building and over the course of approximately one hour alexis shot and killed 12 victims and wounded four surviving victims before he was shot and killed by law enforcement officers. >> the f.b.i. says he used this backpack to bring the shotgun into the

our sneakers walked down the hallways of st. john's university. e reason we did the record first is because there was a stereo type of yo those kids with the gold chains, and the adee does suits and hats those are the bad people of our society, and -- which was true. the first thing you did when you got money if you sold drugs, was to go get some fresh scare. so at that time in the '80s who was fresh was stereo typed, he is just a drug dealer. so we made that record to say oh, no, i went to st. john's university. i have a high school diploma. the problem now is we're endorsing artists who is negative, who doesn't project anything positive to the product. >> but if they are a good artist and making money, and making money for the record companies, do they have the responsibility to do the right thing? they are still going to sell their music, don't they? >> yeah. but it's about that responsibility. our generation made records about being a drug dealer. we told our story, but at the end of that record, we said, but y'all, you younger guys, you know,

the images show aaron alexis in the hallway the day 12 people were gunned down. they are also unveiling some key evidence that could play to a motive in the case. 11 news reporter nikole killion joins us from washington. >> good evening. wasfbi says aaron alexis delusional and believed he was being controlled by electromagnetic waves. surveillance video and photos released by the f ei show aaron alexis ash -- released by the fbi show aaron alexis using a valid pass to enter building 197, where he worked as an i.t. contractor. the video shows him roaming the hallways, caring a remington 870 shotgun that had been altered -- carrying a remington .870 shotgun that had been altered. on the barrel it reads "end to "notorment," it also says what y'all say." weapon."y alf fbi says alexis suffered delusions. >> a document stated, "ultra attack is what i have been subject to for the past three months. and to be perfectly honest, that is what has driven me to this." >> the investigation continues. separate reviews are now underway involving security clearance procedures and

you can see alexis running up and down the hallways of building 197 carrying a sawed-off shotgun. at the other end of the building... are people trying to escape. f-b-i agents say they're confident that alexis acted alone... and didn't appear to be targeting anyone. he had carved phrases... including "end to the torment" and "better off this way"... into the side of his weapon. he apparently believed he was being controlled by electro- magnetic waves. parlave says: "a document retrieved from the electronic media stated quote 'ultra low frequency attack is what i've been subject to for the last three months and to be perfectly honest, that is what has driven me to this.'" the feds are still trying to figure out how alexis managed to gain the appropriate clearance to get into the navy yard... since he had several past arrests. the navy secretary has ordered three separate reviews of the incident. the sub- contractor that hired aaron alexis has one less client this morning. hewlett packard is cutting ties with "the experts"... citing the company's failure to respond to alexis' mental

tonight crime and justice reporter joy lepola walks the hallways tupac himself once walked down in baltimore.... as she talks with friends who remember the artist as a teen...who displayed not only a great deal of respect and pride.... but also an extraordinary amount of talent. ((pkg)) (nat sound) of just noise in hallway no faces of students please) while no one remembers... exactly how tupac shakur ended up auditioning at baltimore school for the arts. his performance as walter lee from raisin in the sun was unforgetable. (donald) 18:18:35 faculty members were already talking about him and of course i didn't meet him until the following september as a new school year started... donald hicken saw for himself just how talented tupac was... especially as a rapper. (donald) 18:21:15 rap was a relatively new concept and children would write them at home and then bringing them and sharing them. becky mossing was in that class.... audio only 18:48:55 this was homeroom a safe haven for students to offer expression. (becky) 18:32:10 it was the most amazing to watch him to put ideas and phrases he