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Here is a defense attorney who has a constitutional responsibility and believes that every person has a right to counsel and defense, and yet shes a mother and lives in that area and is clearly struggling with the emotions and the extreme nature of this and the impact on that community. boy, shes in a very, very tough situation. i was really struck by her comments there. but the other thing i would make a point of, she said -- she talked about 19-year-olds without impulse control. 19-year-olds w...

Mental defect or infirmity at the time of the killing and he didnt understand what he was doing was wrong or he didnt understand the nature and consequences of his actions. given the vast evidence against him so far, that may be in the eyes of his defense team the only option. of course, they may see something there we just dont see right now. >> tom, this shooting started about 24 hours ago, almost exactly 24 hours, 2:30 in the afternoon yesterday during this hour. what do you know now about th...

Spiraling in these very damaged minds end up in this person taking a military-style assault weapon into a school. first, get these weapons off the street. these are copy cat killings, and these weapons kill more people than other weapons. second, send a strong message that we are going to do something about this cultural sell bra tory violence. when we do nothing, when were silent, we are offering a kind of unintentional quiet endorsement to these murders and they listen to what the highest leve...

18% of democratic voters listed guns as their top issue. second only for democratic voters to health care. that would have never been the case two or three years ago. and so increasingly you have equal levels of in th-- of enthusiasm on the nra and anti-gun violence side and you may see that play out in the 2018 elections. democrat have consolidated around the idea of stronger gun laws and republicans will pay a price. you diagnosed the problem, but i would argue it is less of a problem. >> sena...

A pretty compelling case. as for him himself, what we know about him, he lost his father six years ago. he lost his mother back in november. he was living with a friends family. they believed he was depressed but not necessarily mentally ill. but many in the school believed he exhibited signs of being socially awkward and prone to violence or at least interested in violence and guns. >> ann, a lot of the kids say that they told the authorities, they told their parents, they told their teachers t...

Somewhere. so when the attorney talks about somebody who is kind of living in a 19-year-olds world without any sense of impulse control or even self-awareness, you know, weve seen this time and time again across the country in mass shootings. you go back to columbine, you can go back even before columbine. a this is so often the typical m.o. >> alert anybody you can to somebody whos exhibiting this unstable behavior or exhibiting behavior that you believe could lead to violence and they did in t...

Boasted those weapons, showed them off online, that he was expelled from the school because of threats of violence. we know now specific to the incident yesterday that he arrived in an uber car just as school was letting out. we believe that there may be surveillance video inside the school which would capture him in the school. according to federal law enforcement authorities, he came with a gas mask and he came with smoke grenades, and pulled a fire alarm, allegedly so he could then have more ...

And i wish it were more complicated than this, but the gun lobby has owned washington for the last 30 years. the anti-gun violence movement, its really only about four years old. it really only began after sandy hook. it while to clear out of congress the members who are bought by the gun lobby and replace them with people who want common sense change. it is happening, but very slowly. and much slower than i would like. but it is really a question of political power i think. >> lots of lawmakers...

>> weve been talking over the weekend how hard it is to get anything done on this topic. even though you have parts of alaska and the ark ting warming four times faster than anywhere else. this is a serious issue but very hard to get anything done. so this is worth celebrating. >> it is. its worth talking about. we can celebrate it because you get a lot of countries together that havent engaged in the past. willie, you would like to sit down on sunday morning and say whats this deal about and i ...

Have some 5200 plants. and what they are busily doing now is tagging every one of these plants with these bar codes and uploading everything into a computer so every single one of those 5200 plants is accounted for by the state. this is a highly, highly regulated business here. if everything goes the way medicine man believe it is will go, theyd like to triple in the next few years the number of plants they have, 5200 to 15,000. im going to bring in andy williams, who is the ceo of medicine man....