Scene of torches and the klan. Reporter did you get the sense that he felt bad about what he had said . He has obviously reflected what he said on his intentions and the perception of the comments. He was certainly very clear, that the perception that he, that he received, on his comments was not exactly what, what he intended with the comments. Scott has always been owe any but the pain of discrimination. In the course of one year, i have been stopped seven times. By Law Enforcement officers. He said he tried to impart that feeling to mr. Trump today. He asked for question as but, some, some, other incidences that, that found, africanamerican men in compromising positions, of no fault of their own. Did you feel look you changed the president s mind set . The president was very receptive to listening. That is a key to understanding. The president has not said publicly that he regrets his charlottesville comments. In fact, just this week, Congress Passed a resolution urging him to speak
Suspect in his teens. 150, glasses, blue jeans. Reporter chaos erupted at Freeman High School outside spokane. The freshman, was on the second floor watching the shooter take aim. I remember, i crouched down. And i, i just, the girl next to me, she fell and she could hear screaming, screaming. She had been shot. Reporter inside students were sheltering in place. Outside a nightmare for parents unfolded as they desperately waited for answers. Several hours after the shooting, cory thurman reunited with her mother sharing the horrific details what happened feet away from her. In my head what is going on . What is happening . The sheriff says the male shooter had multiple weapons, a fellow student tried to stop the shooter early on. Fortunately one of the weapons jammed. He went to the, to the second weapon. The other student did, did confront him. Thats when he lost his life. The shooter is in custody, although the Sheriffs Department is not releasing a motive at this time. We do know, a
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Courthouse square. We remember the days and nights, the weeks that we covered the terrible north bay wildfires. Here we are, it is a new page. On the drive up, it was hard to not think about the 40 people killed, all those injured that remain in the hospital. The 9,000 structures destroyed. Many of them homes just around the corner from us here in downtown santa rose a the tens of thousands of people that ran for their lives. Saying n i also think about the First Responders, the deputies and the police officers, the nurses, the doctors, the firefighters who helped people run for their lives on that day. I have been up here to Sonoma County a few times in the last couple of weeks. I do get a sense of a little frustration. People are still displaced. Not everybody has friends or families that they can stay with after their apartments or homes were destroyed. There is also that sliver of hope and even more determination, that individuals and businesses will rebuild and the communities not
Coming up. Maybe a little bit of a slipperiness on that morning commute. Bill, thank you. Now to ktvus Cristina Rendon in the coffey park neighborhood in santa rosa and christine, People Living in the burn areas are preparing for the worst. Reporter they are. We actually moved. We are in the sutton grove area here in the northern part of santa rosa but this is an area that is very hilly. Ill step out of the way so you can see it has the potential for runoff and you cant tell by looking at this puddle but the storm drain there is protected by a barrier. Thats why were starting to see some puddling here. But its things like that officials want people to realize as we head into the winter season, they say that vegetation thats burned off is at risk for flash flooding due to runoff and this flash Flooding Risk may last up to five years because it can really take that long for vegetation to regrow. Also, debris and ash can be picked up in floodwaters. Thats why city and county crews have be