fighting. [ gunshots ]. reporter: this is how the fire fight is portray in a new film called loan survivor based on a book marcus la trel wrote. he says the captures the intensity of the battle. the enemy fire was continue use, ak-4 ak-47s, rocket propelled grenades. when the rounds started coming from both sides, it broke the sea seals position. that shelf that i had made, crumbled and fell apart and just like somebody opened up a trap door underneath me and i fell, and i started tumbling, and then i hit mikey, and i busted him right off his little perch he was on. reporter: you re basically tumbling down the mountain? yes, sir, yeah. i landed on my back and broke my back and mikey landed on his
wire going to get that sound. these dazed survivors are walking through the rubble hoping to find family and friends. this is an area that had insult to injury after they had tornadoes yesterday. this is truly a horrific scene. you can see straight through the midsection of the country right there. again, oklahoma and the people in and around the state were trying to get through the property and the damage that they had seen from the earlier tornadic activity and roped out live on tv, basically disappearing before people s eyes but not before it did this damage. here s our reporter from k-4 just moments ago. tl is our understanding that there are at least 15 children trapped under this debris. oh, my gosh. there were 75 kids in the classroom.
mental illness and the ability to determine if people are not quite right. so it s a lot. it s a lot. i agree with you there. there are a lot of issues relative to this issue in society from many different facets. but when we talk act what is reasonable, look at what s reasonable relative just to guns, what do you see as being reasonable? well, i think that we have to really talk to the whole population, not just people who are anti-gun but people who are pro gun and say, okay, so what is a second amendment right to keep and bear arms in a reasonable context? we don t want people with ak-ak-4 ak-47s, which we don t allow, but we don t want people with these big magazines if you can do a regular hunt in a sporting way with fewer. and i think that that is part of
civil commitment, as well? i think we can. there are civil confinement laws and those require an allow mental health professionals to commit people against their will. i m not suggesting that at any hint of mental illness we had you had should pull them off the street. we have to take a closer look, but we have to take a closer look and if there is something amiss and recommended by psychologists they be committed, i think it s time to do so. every jurisdiction have a mental health law that permits involuntary commitment up to 30 days. exactly, but at least they can do diagnosis particulars to determine if they pose a threat. gregg: what about a greater monitoring of some of these high risk venues, whether movie theaters or schools. it s hard because no one is immune. if you look k-4, you had a
who were shot today. they are holding a prayer vigil to comfort the families who were told that they had lost their loved ones in this town. it is a small new england town in area, and very rural area in the central part of connecticut here. the school certainly k-4 as we mentioned, we don t have identifycations tor age of th schoolchildren or the names being released, but we are told that the investigators are processing the scene now and trying to deal with the identification of the children and as governor maloy says back le turn them back to their families to grieve their loss at this time. this community certainly just now getting out of the sadness and shock part of this grief heavily starting to set in. what we don t know about the shooter at this time is his exact identification, and they are trying to process that information as well. there are numerous reports that