make, brian, to the familiarity that you and kate have been talking about. i was reminded that, when i was covering the shooting in aurora, colorado, which was just, i think, 16 miles away from columbine, which i also covered, that i spoke to some of the same people, the father of someone killed at columbine who, 13 years later, came and though for some people, there is a sort of a familiarity to it for the people who have been very personally and deeply affected, their lives changed for ever. it is a horrible familiarity and it brings it all back. and like the president, for them, frustration, because many of them have been determined to take what their loss has been and try to turn it into something positive. and as i ve kept in touch with many of them over the last dozen-plus year they feel a constant sense of frustration. that the movement they would
anyone who has said anything anecdotally, knew him, witnessed anything? do you have is there anyone you ve heard of who isn t accounted for? no. the only thing that i ve heard about, the shooter is he said something on a social media site that s not facebook, that not to go to school. i don t have anybody in my life as far as right now goes that s unaccounted for. i did hear that a writing teacher was shot in the head and i m just really hoping that that wasn t my writing teacher. so i m just i don t know. i m a little bit in shock right now. i m sure you are. i m sure the whole community college community is. what are you studying there? i m studying human services. okay. courtney, thank you.