themselves, committed suicide at the scene. over the next two hours, a look back at reaction to the shooting, and the views of authors who wrote about the tragedy. speakers include columbine students, parents, members of congress, vice president al gore, and first lady hillary clinton. we begin with president clinton, speaking one day after the shooting at an event honoring white house volunteers. mr. clinton: we want to thank you for being here. and we look forward to this day we want to thank you for what you do. this day, it turns out to be a very sad day for america. since, in my mind, you represent the best of american citizenship, what you do here every day as volunteers. i think it is important that we take a little time to ponder how we, as american citizens, should respond to what has occurred in colorado. first of all, i think it s important that we remember that we must come together, and pray together, but we must also commit to act together. in littleton, we sa
revenge. life in prison for your a life of torture. a california couple is abused of abusing and confining their children inside a house of horrors. for the first time hear what the children say about their parents actions. and swinging for the fences. the oakland a s are in market for a new stadium, and as part of a plan to build a new ballpark, the team is making quite the offer. we ll show you how it may get the team and some of their fan as new home. but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. gosh. that tornado is like here. oh, my gosh. the next thing i knew, there was a loud boom. sounded like the roof blew off literally. you can see the line of storms extends from pittsburgh all the way down to miami. he was like a the wizard of oz. he was behind the screen somewhere and they were doing all the dirty work. more sharp reaction from the mueller report. for the first time democrats are calling for impeac
at columbine high school in littleton colorado. according to the post, at least 143 children, educators, and others have lost their lives during the 20 years since columbine. on that day, 12 students and one teacher died when eric harris and dylan klebold entered the high school with guns and homemade bombs. the shooters, who were students themselves, committed suicide at the scene. over the next two hours, a look back at reaction to the shooting and the views of authors who wrote about the tragedy. speakers include columbine students and parents, members of congress, vice president al gore, and first lady hillary clinton. we begin with president clinton, speaking one day after the shooting at an event honoring white house volunteers. mr. clinton: hillary and i look forward to this day so much. we want to thank you for what you do. america, weay to cannot run the white house without you. it happens that this day was scheduled on what has turned out to be a very sad day for am
c-span s big idea is more relevant than ever today. on television and online, c-span is your unfiltered view. you can make up your own mind. the 1999 columbine shooting remains one of the deadliest attacks at an american school. years to the20 reaction from the clinton administration and congress in the days that followed the tragedy. we will show portions of a , and didn tvice with and an interview one of the mothers of the columbine shooters. according to the post, at least 143 children, educators, and others have lost their lives in the 20 years since columbine. 12 students and one teacher died when dylan harris and eric lee enterederic kliebold the school with weapons. over the next few hours, a look at reactions to the shootings and the views of authors who wrote about the tragedy. include members of congress, vice president al gore, and hillary clinton. we begin with president clinton honoring white house volunteers. pres. clinton: hillary and i look forward to this
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