state is going to be hit by an economic hurricane. out front tonight, the breaking news, the mayor revolving releasing new details about the texas school massacre, there was a negotiator trying to reach the gunmen on the shown in the crucial next piece of information he shared with the post is that he doesn t believe the negotiator knew that there were children alive, calling 911 while the negotiator was trying to reach the gun man, but failed to do so according to the mayor. we learned those children called again and again, as 19 police officers were inside their school, outside the classroom choosing not to go in. tonight the police chief and incident commander in charge of the response team told us that he s not dodging investigators. i have been on the phone with him every day. they are saying you are not cooperating. just so you know, we have been talking every day. what is your reaction, sir? reporter: as we reported yesterday, the texas department of public s
pieces of information. he did not know there were children in the room with the gunmen at the time calling 911, the negotiator was not aware of that fact. what do you make of that, chief? well, from everything that i have heard, i can certainly understand if folks in that local community have really no confidence in the police response and the investigation. it seems like every single day the facts seem to change or something is modified. it is understandable if police officials, city officials don t have the answer to a question. i think the public understands when you don t know and you are trying to do an investigation to find out, but it seems like a lot of finger-pointing is going on between local officials, state officials, and that undermines the confidence that the public will have in this investigation. and it s not fair to the
russia has been able to give transfer payments to russia and put off some of the impact of the sanctions because they are getting so much more money. the raw cost of the stuff has gone up and that is at the core of this. it is, but it s also, again, don t discount people that have something to do with it, and yes, russia is making high energy prices, it is hurting them in the middle east, this is something that is happening but the presidents toolbox is pretty empty here to do something. but one of the things you can do is try to get some money back into consumers hands, there are states that are talking about doing that and i think that s a good idea. of course it is a problem, i would be looking at the gas prices first thing in the
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island no recreation, health care was not available to people because we couldn t get them to their doctor s appointments. reporter: violence, he says, was rampant nbc news obtained more than 100 hours of surveillance video from inside rikers city officials don t contest the contents of the video scenes like this, an attempted knifing averted by an officer. and an inmate organized so-called fight night, where some detainees were forced to participate. who was running the place? the inmates run the facilities. i wrote to all the judges and district attorneys and said i can t guarantee the safety of people sent here reporter: schiraldi says one of the most pressing problems is a union contract that gives officers unlimited sick time. he points out that, of the nearly 8,000 officers at rikers, up to a third don t show up on any given day. for six years, serena townsend was