Hand. that s obviously consistent with a cell phone, not with a gun. guns have particular characteristics, barrels and triggers and trigger guards. he didn t have a gun, which is even more problematic, what is even more problematic is 20 shots. 15 happened as he was going to the ground or as he was already on the ground. that s the part of the case that s the most, most egregious. it can t be enough for a police officer to think someone has a gun and yell at gun, because a lot of people have cell phones, wallets, keys in their hands. if we re going to start shooting everyone who has any object in their hand, we re in big trouble. but we do. some work out of berkeley indicates if you show somebody a video game and they re to shoot people with the gun and not people who don t have guns is the result black people get shot and white people don t, regardless of what you have in your hands. you have to make split-second decisions but the flaw in the thinking is in your split-second
Were screaming lock her up, they were screaming all these chants. it was as if he was back on the campaign trail. as a reporter, the things that i also picked up was the fact that he was talking about nato and talking about this thing that he s going to next week, this nato summit that s a really big deal that our allies are looking at president trump and trying to understand what he s going to do there. he said that they could be all smucks and we were being taken advantage of. there was this idea even when he talked about the media, after the capital gazette shooting everyone thought maybe president trump will take a break there and reassess how he talks about the media. and that was the anniversary of the shooting. the fact that there were so many newsrooms that had moments of silence yesterday for the people that were killed, he said, you know what, this is fake media. they re really kind of the enemy. he might not of used the word enemy but he didn t back down from the stateme
Bullet-proof vest. she said he didn t say much first, started shooting everyone. told people to come to the center of the class and i ll let her take over the story from there. i really don t know how i survived. i just i don t know. i was actually planning on just, you know, waiting to see the black light, you know, just waiting not to see anything anymore. reporter: tracy lived because she played dead. i was sitting in front of the classroom, facing the teacher when everything happened. he just came in and shot towards the back of the wall and told everybody to get in the center of the room. reporter: it was one of her fellow students. he showed up on the fourth day of classes with gun, not books. he set his sights on classroom 15 in snyder hall at umpqua community college. he seemed happy about it. he didn t seem stressed. he didn t seem nervous. but when he came in, he told
Another fbi sting and another arrest. reporter: a jihad i video along with pictures of muhammad hussein. i love shaikh anwar al awalki. he is a convert of islam, and now facing two terror charges. the defendant approached three people and asked them to participate in his scheme. all three turned him down and one of them actively tried to talk the defendant out of pursuing his plan. reporter: martinez allegedly plotted to attack this recruiting station outside of baltimore, discussing shooting everyone inside and burning the building before settling on a car bomb. according to court documents, he mentioned nadal hasan who gunned