Opened fire on students and teachers killing 17 and wounding 15 others. We learn more about the victims and the alleged gunman as investigators look into his troubled life. Abc News Reporter. Maggie ruhle has more. A day after one of the worst mass shooings in modern u. S. History. The people in parkland left leaning on each other for support. Were family here in parkland. A community in mourning. 17 lives lost. Many of theme teenage students. I cant imagine like going to biology class and not seeing her there next to me its crazy. One in the schools marching band, another on his way to college on a swim scholarship. Some just in their first year of high school. Other victims, teachers and staff. Junior electricsy survived the attack. Im honestly in shock still. Im im emotional wreck. I just dont know how to take this. And im just im thankful to be here. But at the same time im so hurt to know that a lot of people i know are gone. The alleged gunman now in custody, charged with 17 coun
This is the third in school this year in 2018. You see chaos. Terrified students hands on heads running to safety. Twriet enned parents rushing to the School Waiting for word on their children, are they dead oral live. And watching, as you see here, heavily armed s. W. A. T. Teams, Armored Vehicles surrounding Douglas High School in parkland, florida. Just before the end of the school day when the fire alarm went off and that is when they say the shooting started. I heard screaming. I heard about five, six gunshots. We thought they were firecrackers because they sounded like them. We werent sure what was used. And we heard the police yelling. Heard banking on the doors. Its in sane. Its unnecessary. There is no words to describe how i feel right now. I was shaking. I was panicking. It was all out panic at the school. Panic. School quickly put on lock down. This picture from student huddled on the floor after hearing shot after shot. Police say the shots fired from both inside and outsi
Native American artists from across the region showcased much more than just their jewelry, paintings and other handmade merchandise. In some cases, the items on display during the fifth annual Bernalillo Indian Arts Festival on Saturday and Sunday showcased participating artists' origins or their family legacies. In other cases, the festival allowed some to express themselves through storytelling, music and dancing.
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BERNALILLO, N.M - The Bernalillo Indian Arts Festival made its return this year after COVID restrictions, giving Native American artists a chance to sell their jewelry.
After almost two years of no markets to sell their art, Dolores Lewis and her niece are happy to join dozens of other artists at the Bernalillo Indian Arts Festival. This is an all ancient pottery making that has been in our home,” said Lewis. Literally carrying our past into the future by reusing our pot charts. The old pot charts are within this clay, which will make new pottery for future generations.