good thursday morning to you. i am jim shooter. and i m erica hill. the nation mourns the census loss of 19 children and two teachers. new questions are emerging about the timeline of events and how police responded. cnn say the killer was on school grounds for up to an hour before officers breached the classroom and killed him. why did it take as long as it did for the tactical team to go in? we know that several officers were off duty. they still responded to the scene. again, trying to establish exactly the timeline, as far as the response time, we know that officers were on scene, as i mentioned earlier. we had the school resource officer that was on scene. still again, they tried to establish his role. we had secondary officers that arrived on scene with gunfire upon entering the school. we know that law enforcement was there. there was immediate presence from law enforcement. again, trying to establish a timeline. we need to gather all the facts. we are trying to
and anti depressants. they are still threatening to harm themselves. they are still dealing with guilt, that they couldn t save their classmates on the playground. these are things that even in a moment, a shooting that can last a matter of seconds can affect them for decades. this was a shooting that lasted far longer than that. so these kids are going to be dealing with this burden in some way for the rest of their lives. there has also been a significant increase this week in the numbers. the number of kids who have to deal with this, right? that is increasing as gun violence in this country increases. we saw before the pandemic, but certainly since. what are we seeing in terms of data specifically about school shootings? a few years ago, as part of the reporting for my book, i went to south carolina and reported on a school shooting that almost no one remembers. one child was shot. i found that the kids there who were just on the playground or inside the school were so
prime minister eduard heger, welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is on the front lines of this ukraine war. you share a land border. you have taken tens of thousands of refugees. you are funnelling arms into ukraine for the kyiv government. do you feel that, as this war continues week by week, month by month, that the danger for your country increases? actually, i think it is decreasing, because of the bravery of the ukrainian people. cos they have been really showing us such an example of bravery. they are fighting for our values, and we as neighbours, we know that, if they would
year prepared to take. prime minister eduard heger, welcome. thank you very much for the invitation. here we are in bratislava. slovakia is on the front lines of this ukraine war. you share a land border. you have taken tens of thousands of refugees. you are funnelling arms into ukraine for the kyiv government. do you feel that, as this war continues week by week, month by month, that the danger for your country increases? actually, i think it is decreasing, because of the bravery of the ukrainian people. because they have been really showing us such an example of bravery. they are fighting for our values and we as neighbours, we know that, if they would
for your country increases? actually, i think it is decreasing, because of the bravery of the ukrainian people. because they have been really showing us such an example of bravery. they are fighting for our values, and we as neighbours, we know that, if they would fail, we would be next, we understand it very much. so we are very thankful for theirfight. we don t look at them just as our neighbours, but they are actually are friends, and they are co fighters for the values of freedom and democracy. they have to shed their blood we never had the need for it, but we support them because we understand, that is why we will be supporting them as much we can because we believe in freedom. when i talk about danger for you, i don tjust mean military danger but economic danger. you, right now, face an extraordinary, pressing, economic challenge, and it is to do with energy,