there. so that goes good for the school doing that. so she can t find the victims. if they hadn t done those lock down drills, she could have walked in the classroom and killed 30 kids with those weapons. they were all hiding, barricading, locking down and she couldn t get to as many. there s conversations about guns and school security in general. the shooter entered through the side door, a glass door. we can bring up those images as well. what do you make of those glass doors on the side of the school and the shooter is able to enter, shoot through, crawl through and was immediately inside the school. a locked glass door is no security. any gunman can shoot the glass out. a wooden door is difficult to shoot through. it doesn t take the door down like in hollywood. just a solid corridor or steel door is much more secure. having someone outside the building, i always say, if someone can walk in your
out, goes to the trunk, gets their tactical rifle and throws on a vest. now when they re doing that, they re taking gunfire they wouldn t be prepared as they approach the school already in their tactical gear. sometimes they can stop and put it on. it just depends. they can do it before or after. but they have to do it. and then they have to exit their vehicle. and so they re taking the gunfire. there s a big plaza on this church that you have to walk across. so i don t know if the officers fired back at the second floor window and then, you know, were engaged and pushed the gunman back and made entry. but 14 minutes is remarkable. unbelievable. considering you re taking fire as you approach the building. so that should be from two assault-style rifles along with a handgun as well. we might have images where the officers are taking fire from. you know this property, jim, well. your daughter was married at the
wow. it d be better if you did it. now to the devastation in the south where recovery work is just giping for the people who lost everything in those deadly tornadoes that tore through the region late last week. experts say 22 tornadoes touched down in mississippi and alabama. residents are now starting to make contact with fema represents on the ground, but it could still take some time before they get aid. priscilla thompson is live from mississippi. when should people can want to get the federal assistance, and what s the latest on the toll this has taken? you see the toll this has taken around us. this bell is the only thing left standing out of this entire building, which used to be a
enforcement actually sees in an active shooter situation. here it is. it starts with officers arriving at the scene. rushing inside the school. weapons drawn. throughout the video, you hear the terrifying alarm bells shrieking throughout the building. officers are working their way to the second story. where they appear to open fire on the suspect. another warning. it is disturbing. watch out. you see that moment there where officers encounter the shooter on the second floor. we the to bring back in the
facility, school, business, industrial building, whatever it is, carrying a rifle from the parking lot, you don t have security. i got to push back on you with that. only to say there was a school security officer in florida, right, there was a school security officer in uvalde, at parkland. and i didn t work. well, those school security officers failed. it s true in those cases. there s many other cases where the school resource officers have been successful taking down shooters, stopping shootings. many more cases of the other example where they were successful. those are two failures for sure. we have to have people trained. we have to have them brave enough to stop the gunman and alert and lock the school down. if you can confront the person outside the building, here s one example. last week in tampa at a strip club, a nightclub, a man put on a devil mask and had a pistol and tried to walk into the nightclub and the security guard