down on the bicycle about four or five blocks to get to where this is all going on. a siege atmosphere settled in. how did you try to reach him? we had hostage negotiators on scene, from the fbi, from the local sheriff s office. and they attempted to make contact with the landline telephone. but he did not answer it. so we tried to pull hard. and no response. everybody waited. the world watching. at one point, some officers moving in quietly. busted a window, and tossed a listening device into the house vote. we were getting absolutely nothing from inside the house vote. so we were pretty confident that he was either gone or dead. gone? how would he be gone? he slipped away from us before. more than once. we give it 30 minutes, and then it was clear that someone was inside the boat. they were not gonna come out. there was a swat team standing
their child is safe or if there s anything they can do in their power to save their children and other children. the hour, what happened during that timeline? what was happening around the rest of the school? were their kids being rescued? were they talking with the suspected shooter? many, many questions right now the frustration out here amongst the community is somewhat understandable. harold: judge. judge jeanine: one of the things it s extremely frustrating is the fact they are waiting an hour, you re outside. i have got a copy of preventative security measures by the school district as well as the standard response protocol. he doesn t seem that they did any of this. it seems, if it s the case and it appears to be the case based on the parents screaming and yelling to get in there, that they didn t know who was in charge. they were waiting for tactical teams. they were waiting for hostage negotiators. as opposed to running towards the gunfire. and in that sense, i agree with
business owner, especially if you are shipping things using diesel, if you are a trucking industry, that is where we ve been watching for concerns about what it means for small business. now to this, the nba says that it is working behind the scenes to free brittney griner from a russian prison. andy scholes has more. hard to believe she has been behind bars since february. yeah, quite a long time at this point. and nba commissioner adam silver said the league didn t want to speak publicly about griner s case early on after listening to experts in and out of the government, but in an interview with espn last night, silver says they have been working side by side with the wnba to help free griner. the league, and by that both the wnba and the nba, we have a huge responsibility to brittney griner, as one of our players. we ve been in touch with the white house, state department, hostage negotiators at every level of government and also through the private sector as
the wnba and its brother league the nba we have a huge responsibility to brittney griner, as one of our players. we have been in touch with the white house, the state department, hostage negotiators, at every level of government and also through the private sector as well. our number one priority is her health and safety and making sure that she gets out of russia. reporter: griner was arrested on drug charges at a moscow airport in february and has been in a russian jail ever since. earlier this month the state department declared her wrongfully detained. the eastern conference finals tipping off last night with game one between the heat and the celtics. boston missing two key players, marcus smart, al horford put in the health and safety protocol. a team of two halves. jayson tatum great first half but the heat coming out on a mission in the second half. jamie butler leading miami on a 22-2 run. butler scoring 41 points without