70s. perfect conditions for everyone at least in the northeast. if you like the 70s. oh, no, we are not explain right now. thank you, indira. the accused gunman in the decatur, georgia, elementary school is behind bars. there he is. authorities say 20-year-old michael brandon hill a convicted felon entered the school with weapons. students could be seen raising out of the building. escorted by their teachers raising to safety. the shooter exchanged fire with the police before a school employee face-to-face with the gunman. a school employee kept her with the witts about her. he actually went outside and started shooting again. i just started telling him my life story. asked him to put the weapons down. and i told the police he was giving himself up. wow. remarkably, no one was
go ahead and surrender since he didn t hurt anyone, that i would stay there with him until they came to get him. she also said hill told her he had not taken his medication. those are the latest details. again, right now, authorities say 500 rounds of ammunition is what that individual had on him when he went into that school around this time yesterday. we ll be right back with gut check. hey linda! what are you guys doing? having some fiber! with new phillips fiber good gummies. they re fruity delicious! just two gummies have 4 grams of fiber! to help support regularity!
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television station to come out and take pictures while he was killing police officers. now, fortunately that didn t happen. this man, michael brandon hill, did fire half dozen shots at officers, they did return fire but then he gave himself up. and you just heard the woman in the office describing how she convinced him to do that. so no bloodshed here. he never made any of the shots fired at any of the staff and luckily at none of the children. but still very scary times at this school, as this gunfire was being exchanged. so he had an ak-47. there were reports of potential explosives in his car. did they find anything else? reporter: they did not find explosives in the car, but it took them a couple of hours to very carefully go through that car and find out what was in there. as they were going through it, they really haven t told us what they did find in the car. but because the car was parked in front of the police
dividing america. we are nowhere we ve not realized the dream that my dad envisioned. he talked about a dream of freedom, justice, and equality for all human kind. i think these activities show us we have more work to do. what do you believe is the first step in this work? i m in my 40s. i ve heard people say this over and over. we ve not realized the dream. i remember having these conversations in college and early on in my career. why haven t we? or is that too simplistic of a question to sask? i think there are a number of factors, but we start with an education system that has serious challenges. when we allow so many young people to just leave the school system. at fifth grade, kids are dropping out of school, and we re not doing anything about it. we re trying, but we really aren t focused on it. we used to have one of the greatest systems of public education in the world. now we certainly have a great college and university system, but our primary and secondary