what is the latest? reporter: this is still a very active seen in boulder. they have crime scene tape by me surrounding the entire shopping center as investigators continue to really look into and piece together what exactly happened. this did occur during a time when many shoppers were inside taking care of errands and for people who were inside, didn t get much time to scramble. after the second shot, my first thought was i need to get my wife out. 20 shots and 15 seconds so it was really fast. reporter: this all started monday afternoon when the first shots the witnesses talked about started going on, people who were inside the grocery store ran to cover while others managed to escape out the back loading docks, some people helping older folks get to safety, 10 people in all with killed by the loan suspected shooter who police say was eventually arrested, one of the 10 who died, officer eric talley, the first to get on the scene, he was 51 years old, father of 7 ki
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parent whose son died in a car accident involving an undocumented immigrant. from capitol hill this is three hours. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] good afternoon. i want to welcome all the participants. i want to thank those of you who have and are serving our nation and your state and local governments for your service. i certainly want to thank those that are not serving our nation or your community, for just come here and being willing to tell your stories. i want to thank the media for attending. i truly appreciate it. we all do. this is a crisis that needs to be described, a problem that needs to be admitted to, and the media is crucial in getting the message out. i want to thank my colleague senator scott, senator portman, have more to say about those gentlemen a little later. why are we here? it s pretty simple. senator peters would not hold a hearing on this unprecedented crisis of illegal mi
soldiers drag him to safety. and we remember david he has died at the age of 67. i think i love you but we begin this morning with a look at today s eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. the navy says that there are 11 passengers and crew members onboard and that a search and rescue operation is currently under way. a u.s. navy aircraft crashes off the coast of japan. eight of the 11 passengers have been found. three more women come forward with claims of sexual misconduct against charlie rose. you want to say anything to the people accusing you of all these wrongdoings? it s not wrongdoings. president trump broke his silence on alabama senate candidate roy moore. he says it didn t happen. you have to listen to him also. uber admitting to covering up a massive hacking attack. it compromised 57 million riders and drivers. fans are mourning the death of former teen idol david cassidy. cassidy is best known as keith partridge in the partridge family
julie: no one is immune to it. among those seduced by the lifestyle, are beauty queens, cops and politicians. it s been called a narco insurgency, gun fights among heavily armed gun car tells have killed thousands. violence has spiraled out of control and threatened to spill across our border. narco terrorists have infiltrated 230 american cities. one of them is this person on interview. they said he may have killed up to 30 people. this is war stories, i m oliver north coming to you from mexico city. behind me the national cathedral in the heart of the sprawling metropolis. the lethal combination of drugs, guns and violence is age old but today it s deadlier and bloody than ever. a staggering 11,000 people since 2006 have died in drug-related violence in mexico. that is more than double the number of americans killed in afghanistan and iraq since 2001. and the effects of this narco brutality are evident well across the u.s. border. coke, meth, pot, illegal drugs shipped