situation room . erin burnett outfront starts right now. outfront next, the breaking news. a mass shooting at a college campus. police say three are dead at this hour. one person in critical condition in las vegas. we re going to speak to a student who was in the building where the shooting happened. and more wraeki breaking nes in israel. more fighting in southern gaza. israel saying it surveyrounded top leader s home. and the republicans voted to block a package to ukraine. are they playing into putin s hands? good evening. outfront tonight, the breaking news. a deadly mass shooting on an american college campus. police say three people are dead at this moment. one person is in critical condition. gunfire breaking out at the university of nevada in las vegas. police saying a shooter entered a building located near the business school today, started shooting. the sound of gunfire sending students running. others barricades themselves in rooms. we could hear the g
they kidnap the busload, the carload and issue a ransom amount. but i ve been covering haiti for now almost two kdecades, and wht we have seen with these ki kidnappings is that the requests usually boil down to money. it s up to the individual to bring this down. if you start paying these large amounts, the gang starts to believe that they can access or get this amount with the next victim and the next victim. there s also of headlines about these individuals, but we have to be clear is that up until now, there have been scores, hundreds of patients who have fallen victim to kidnapping gangs, and they ve, you know, been, you know, impoverished by this phenomenon. right. i mean, that s the question first of all, if you pay the ra ransom, wouldn t that just encourage more of this kind of behavior? and how ruthless are the gangs if their demands are not swiftly met? well, i have to tell you, i ve reported stories about people who have been killed, people who have been raped. those of
military readiness purposes. that s why you get this out of garrison and you train them and shake it out a little bit and you ve got to do that. but with conditions as they are right now, these are truly strategic efforts on their part to be provocative and really make it difficult for the leadership in kiev and for the united states to do a proper read of what s taking place. you use the phrase lines of communication. and that s what we were just showing on the map but that s why you wanted us to design it that way. what does it mean? let me walk you through that a little bit if i can. forces in north of ukraine and russia in different locations. for years, for kdecades, soviet forces would use those lines of you communications to access sevastopol. they have routinely been using this to access sevastopol. now they have dispatch forces, which they done and they have russian forces ride now in east