question. i don t think american people don t like turning on their television or going online and seeing anger and hatred. they want healing, across partisan spectrum. clearly, it doesn t matter what you consider yourself ideologically, there s no place for violence. it s time to turn this entire situation. so i think what this is going cause is a lot of revulsion and a lot of people who are conservative say this is not the america i signed up. we have to move to a place of civility and respect, of course with the media. you don t have to agree with what people in the media say. you do have to respect the press. i think you re going to see people creasie i increasingly r anger and extremism. sfwhooits the democratic reaction and a reset on the
closing days of the run up to the mid-terms. all right. we re following breaking news in lower manhattan. another target possibly in a string of attacks, unconfirmed if there s a connection but this is happening on property owned by robert de niro who is a vocal critic of president trump. i want to be careful with my words but the type of leadership this president has shown has mirrored more like leaders that don t lead the united states of america, some would say.
of there could be many more of these floating out there? i think first thing is not to allow a culture of fear. we want to educate people. this is happening, they can be part of protecting themselves and everyone around them. we want everyone to participate. we re not going to allow a culture of fear. this can be handled. what these individuals or individual has done is created a clear pattern. not a lot of subterfuge here. we know what they are doing. people can see it, address it and be ready for it. it may go on for days or weeks. we can t be scared of that. we have to recognize that one thing very clear. nypd and our federal and state partners overwhelmingly, overwhelming percentage of the time find the perpetrators and usually pretty quickly. that track record is clear. people need have that confidence. that doesn t mean we get it instantly.
display table. p she was crying because i was laying on her. it was loud. very loud. very chaotic. what was happening around you. what the are you hearing. everybody was scramble. the shooting was coming from all directions. katherine knew her boys had been headed towards that department store. amid all the noise and commotion, she managed to call them and yell out a quick warning. don t come out. they re shooting. go run hide. do not come out. katherine knew the situation was dangerous, extremely dangerous, but at least she had some cover. faith and her kids were also trapped on the ground floor, but cowering out in the open. exposed to the gunmen stalking new victims. i m telling the kids to lie down. then now there s this continuous loud sounds and i know they were shooting. i thought, wrong choice of
still worried that gunfire would erupt again, faith slowly got up and crept towards the exit with her children. i remember even seeing a body lying there on the steps as we ran out. i said i m focusing on why we were going. there was this policeman, the one carrying my daughter was running too fast and way ahead. the one with my son was lagging and i m thinking don t separate us. i kept saying my son. my son. after all those hours forced to keep her children quiet. they were finally out. i m crying now because i m finally free. there s tears of joy. in hotel room 6,000 miles away in charlotte, phillip walton could only hope his story would have a happy ending. he was coming through news reports he saw on social media. i remember one specifically where they said someone had just seem them bring a child s body out in a shopping cart.