while he was in the police academy he had a gun in the house for a full year. reporter: did your kids know where the gun was? no. reporter: she s sure nine-year-old nevada will know exactly what to do. she s sort of the rule follower kind of kid? absolutely. reporter: but she s not so sure about 7-year-old luke. he s the middle child. he s very outgoing. he s kind of the ham of the family. reporter: before we test luke and nevada we send them to a gun safety class with our expert, dr. miltenberger. the kids call him dr. ray. first? stop and don t touch. stop and don t touch. reporter: dr. ray talks them through the safety steps- and they repeat the lesson with ease. what should you do? stop, don t touch, run away. where you gonna run to? to your parents. to your parents, it doesn t matter where they are. reporter: now at the university of south florida, with the help of dr. ray and one of his research assistants, the kids are about to be tested. this t
go see that gun and show me what you can do. reporter: he calls it behavioral skills training. that s what these kids are getting. i want you guys to go in the kitchen and do your homework. reporter: he s having them act out exactly what to do if they were to spot a gun in lots of different situations. oh, my goodness, there s a gun in the kitchen? reporter: now we re going to test two sets of siblings from the class, katd den and nolan and harrison and julian. they all seemed to be paying close attention during the gun safety class. harrison and julian s mom says they have very different personalities. julian is the funny kid, always laughing. very curious. at times he ll test the limits. harrison is more of a rule follower. reporter: our other set of siblings have different
advice about public messaging on the spate of violence in libya over the past ten days. so she s asking him for help with public messaging. jake sullivan, which is the other half of the question that i don t think we got to. i understand that chris stevens was a rule follower. i understand that. i ve got no qualms. my question was actually not why chris stevens didn t contact you but why did jake sullivan send chris stevens a sidney blumenthal e-mail to read and react to on the day after the facility was attacked, the same day he was denied a request for more security and instead of e-mail traffic back and forth about security, it s read and react to a blumenthal e-mail? well, i think any ambassador, if one were sitting before the committee would say that they handled a lot of incoming information and requests, some
security. chris, i know you have your hands full, bewe would like your advice about public messages on the state of violence in libya over the past ten days. so she s asking him for help with public message iing. jake sullivan, which is the other half of the question we didn t get to. i understand chris stevens was a rule follower. i understand that. i have no qualms. my question was actually not why chris stevens didn t contact you, but why did jake vul van send chris stevens an e-mail to read and react to on the day after the facility was attacked, the same day he was denied for a question for security and instead of e-mail traffic about security, it s read and react to a blumenthal e-mail. well, i think any ambassador if one were sitting before the committee would say that they handled a lot of incoming
oliver runs the salvage yard successfully for seven years, but then in 1953 he gets into a nasty argument with the town of enid over zoning and regulation, two words he detests. the city came in and told him he had to put in a bathroom and do some other things, and grandpa just didn t like to be told what to do. jamie: he was not a rule follower. he was like, fine, i ll close the doors. and that s what he did. jamie: oliver continues to hoard old cars and rarely lets another soul inside the shuttered salvage yard. pretty much everybody in this town would drive by grandpa s property and see all these old cars sitting right there, and some people they thought they were an eyesore, you know? jamie: enid native brad recalls venturing over as a young car buff in the 1970s. i walked across the street, and, mr. jordan, i m looking for a starter for a continental six