Was named the safest city, thats not the case today. 17 were killed in the mass shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School today. Investigators have identified 12 of the dead but they have not released any information about them. We dont know how many of the 17 are teachers, how many are students. At least 14 are others. Police say a 19yearold who was expelled from the high school last year was apprehended as the shooter and as he was leaving trying to leave, trying to blend in with the crowd of students rushing away from the high school after the shooting. This is the 45th day of 2018 and in this year we have already had 18 School Shootings. Investigators say the shooter was armed with an ar15 Assault Rifle and several magazines. The video that you are about to see from inside the school is some of the video that was taken while the shooting was actually going on by some of the students in the school and they have posted it on social media. It is absolutely unspeakably grim. It
Them. We dont know how many of the 17 are teachers, how many are students. At least 14 are others. Police say a 19yearold who was expelled from the high school last year was apprehended as the shooter and as he was leaving trying to leave, trying to blend in with the crowd of students rushing away from the high school after the shooting. This is the 45th day of 2018 and in this year we have already had 18 School Shootings. Investigators say the shooter was armed with an ar15 Assault Rifle and several magazines. The video that you are about to see from inside the school is some of the video that was taken while the shooting was actually going on by some of the students in the school and they have posted it on social media. It is absolutely unspeakably grim. It could be simply unwatchable for many of you. It is something you wont want to watch if you have children or grandchildren, relatives of any kind in high school or in any school in america today. Please dont watch this video if you
Also. No child, no teacher should ever be in danger in an american school. The heroes confirming two faculty members, Athletic Director and beloved football coach died. They stepped between the gunman and their students. I know aaron personally. I coached with him. My two boys played for him. I dont know when aarons funeral is, i dont know how many adults will go but youll get 2,000 kids there. When aaron feis died, he did it protecting others. You can guarantee that. Thats who aaron feis was. This is us. Thats the New York Daily News coverage with 18 shootings in schools alone. A record no other country can match. This happens nowhere else other than the United States of america. This epidemic of mass slaughter. This scourge of School Shooting after School Shooting. It only happens here not because of coincidence, not because of bad luck but as a consequence of our inaction. It only happens here. This is not a good day. I am Andrea Mitchell this washington. We continue our coverage of
have to say to the people in florida today who endured this, some of whom lost kids in this, some of whom lost friends. brandon carasko, my first guest, a high school freshman who survived this. but you know there will be an aftermath of shock and grief that he s going to have to get through. sergio rosenblatt, his daughter alexandra was in the school, he was on this program earlier this hour. he said he doesn t know what they re going to do to get through this, to get through it emotionally. he says there s no book that s been written about how do the parents of a school shooting deal with this, with their survivor kids in the aftermath? what might you share with them about what s coming and how they might deal with it? most definitely i would say that, you know, the grieving process, there is no one way to completely go through a tragedy like this and the grief process. everyone grieves in their own time, in their own way. but i would really hope that the community that surrounds t
brandon carasko, my first guest, a high school freshman who survived this. but you know there will be an aftermath of shock and grief that he s going to have to get through. sergio rosenblatt, his daughter alexandra was in the school, he was on this program earlier this hour. he said he doesn t know what they re going to do to get through this, to get through it emotionally. he says there s no book that s been written about how do the parents of a school shooting deal with this, with their survivor kids in the aftermath? what might you share with them about what s coming and how they might deal with it? most definitely i would say that, you know, the grieving process, there is no one way to completely go through a tragedy like this and the grief process. everyone grieves in their own time, in their own way. but i would really hope that the community that surrounds them would really embrace them and reach out to them. these children, these families,