six dead, two wounded, millions terrorized. almost a week has passed since the d.c. snipers first struck and now the school attacks have elevated the stakes dramatically. everyone working in the district knew someone in the schools and it was kind of like where are we safe? even though witnesses had reported seeing a white van at the school, authorities quickly determined that the shot actually came from the adjacent woods. police find two pieces of evidence, a single spent shell casing and a disturbing communique. our people recovered a tarot card. it confirms that they were listening to the previous press conference. my words were why would someone on earth do this.
individuals. they claim that only their views, approaches or prescriptions can save humanity and the world economy. their colleagues and friends don t you think that the root cause of the problems must be solved in the prevailing international order? or the way the world is governed? i would like to draw your kind attention to the following questions. who abducted tens of millions of people from their homes in africa during the dark period of slavery making them a victim of their materialistic greed in the united states and in europe? who imposed colonialism for over four centuries upon this world? and who occupied lands and massive resources of other nations, and alienated cultures who triggered first and second world wars that left hundreds of millions injured or killed or homeless. who reated the wars in the korean peninsula and in vietnam. who imposed through deceit and hypocrisy the zionist and over 60 years of war, homelessness, terror and mass murder on the palestinian
i am the luckiest person in the world. my family is safe. now i need to check on my neighbors. michelle s home burned in the steiner ranch community northwest of austin. today we are reminded not all fire victims were lucky and we may not know all the dead. the biggest fire has killed at least two people, and two others, a mother and toddler died elsewhere in the state on sunday. today a 100-member search team from texas task force one plans to fan out southeast of austin where authorities fear not everybody fled when the flames approached. take a look here. this is an interactive map you can link to from the website of the texas forest service. it has burned more than 33,000 acres and is 30% contained. this time yesterday it was zero percent contained. and then another fire torched 75 homes and threatens many more. my colleague is watching the battle, and many don t know whether their homes burned or not and may now be getting some answers? reporter: yeah, authorities
good to see you. have a great day. from studio 7, i m fredricka whitfield in for suzanne malveaux. let s get you up to date for this wednesday, september 7th. in texas, more wildfires break out as the state battles its worst fire season on record. at last count, 22 new fires are burning. those and dozens more have scorched 120,000 acres in the last week. and across the state, four people have died and more than 700 homes have burned. for many people who have evacuated, there is heartbreak when allowed to go back home. my heart is pounding. it s pounding so hard right now because i don t know how i m going to react when i actually see it and stand in front of it. katie and brian s house. and that s my house. that s my house. right here? yes. oh, i m sorry. the oak trees are still there. are you all right? you re shaking. i m okay. i am the luckiest person in the world. my family is safe. now i need to check on my neighbors. and the death toll from a shooting
threats of suicide, those are important things that we can do to intervene at the earliest opportunity and save a life. and we ve been able to do that through our partnerships and through a real effective program that involves education and awareness and accountability and follow-up on every report. so, we ve seen the ability to prevent 28 planned school attacks here, and really listening to young people or adults. the other issue that you need to recognize is that most often, young people have that information, but we need to talk to them in advance. they need to understand how to take a threat seriously and not to just say, well, he s just saying that or he was saying it while he ate pizza. it is so important for them to recognize that there is a solution. and they re providing an early intervention. and if you think about the consequences that happen if this would come to fruition.