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Morning. part of it is because it has been more than two weeks since the shooting and we still do not know why or how that shooter was in that classroom for more than an hour before he was shot dead by authorities. the frustration is the lack of clarity and changing of information and corrections. everything we still do not know and not getting from authorities. that is the problem. part of that frustration was very visible during last nights school board meeting. the first one since the shootin...

We heard from a texas legislator that the incident commander at the school wasnt in radio communication. what are you learning? >> reporter: well, fred, let me just say that again, an incident commander without a radio. thats according to texas state senator roland gutierrez. i mean, it is almost incredible to think about this. he may have had a cell phone but, of course, the big question is whether or not he knew that there were still children in that classroom calling 911. "the new york times"...

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Report about the president being frustrated with the correction. a white house spokesperson told fox news that its not true, thats not how the president feels. all of the corrections that they have issued are first approved by the president when we know that when he was in poland and he said that putin should no longer remain in power, reporters got a correction on that two minutes later. so humanly impossible for the president to have proofed that one. when it comes to the low poll numbers, the...

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Re re resu resu resumablely. everyone calling for some type of an independent investigation, hopefully, thatll develop information that can shed lights. there is still so many remaining questions. >> no question about that. authorities now say it was the wrong decisions for officers to wait outside the classrooms instead of moving into neutralize the gunman. you are a former s.w.a.t. team commander, tell us about this. it is astounding to me that they did not know that at the time. >> yes, i wou...

SALEM — When leaders of the Oregon Department of Corrections met last fall with a $325-an-hour consultant to plan the agency’s future, they rattled off challenges they faced.