to make it harder for people to access guns when they are not mentally stable, when they are young, when they are not in a place where they should be owning a weapon like this. now that you ve had an entire generation of kids growing up around mass shootings and the fact that they re able to they re starting to be able to vote, explains how we re going to have this change. kids are not going to accept this. delaney tarr and david hogg there, two students of stoneman douglas high school weighing in on the changes they want to see following the deadly shooting at their school a little more than a week ago. president trump is open to the suggestion of change, but his proposal to arm teachers and other school staff members receiving mixed reaction now. joining me now is army veteran and former deputy assistant secretary in the department of housing and urban development, brandon friedman. brandon, i ll ask your thoughts on the president s proposal to arm teachers with guns in classro
and the sheriff talked about that. these disturbing images, photos, things that he talked about. you know, i ve talked to some law enforcement officials who said there was some mention of bombs in some of these social media postings. and, you know, anderson, as you know having covered this, it s time and time again we see these kinds of situations where people are posting, continually posting, and no one goes to police to alert them to say, you know what, you may want to go talk to this guy to see what s going on, especially given the fact that he was expelled from school a year ago or so. people at the school, the students at the school say they knew him. they knew he had a thing for guns. he talked about having guns. so all of this, when you take all of this into account, it really leaves most of us puzzled, i think, as to why no one went to law enforcement. you said the weapon used is in custody. to your knowledge, did he just have the one weapon? you re saying we don t know at th
going on, especially given the fact that he was expelled from school a year ago or so. people at the school, the students at the school say they knew him. they knew he had a thing for guns. he talked about having guns. so all of this, when you take all of this into account, it really leaves most of us puzzled, i think, as to why no one went to law enforcement. you said the weapon used is in custody. to your knowledge, did he just have the one weapon? you re saying we don t know at this point how he actually gained access to that, whether he purchased it himself, whether he got it through somebody else or through family? that s exactly right, anderson. we don t know. that s part of what the atf is doing. they have the serial number attached to this weapon. it would then be traced. they could go to the gun store, see where he bought it or who bought it for him. they can track it to see where the gun has been probably throughout since the time it came into the market, and they would g
we also know he requested the killer did and moved in with a family friend right around thanksgiving time. apparently he had a number of weapons in a safe that were held inside that house. and he was the one who had the key for the safe. but beyond that there has been very few facts that we ve been able to piece together right now about why he chose this school on that day. sandra: we know the accused shooter was brought in and interviewed by authorities overnight for about 12 hours about the motive and trying to find out what that was. perhaps we ll learn more in a few moments here. he was then escorted to the county jail where he is now awaiting a court appearance that is happening in the noon hour eastern time today. he has been charged 17 counts of premeditated murder. he was kicked out of school a year ago. the camera with a number of
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