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Newly released video of a hallway outside classrooms at a Texas elementary school where a gunman killed 19 children and two teachers is renewing questions about police accountability

A shooter at a Texas summer camp was prevented from harming hundreds of children due to locked doors, an interaction with a counselor, and a quick police response.

Investigators have now catalogued evidence collected from the gunman's home, cell phone, and the truck he crashed near Robb Elementary.

Minutes, a gunman armed with an ar-15 style rifle killed ten people. greg shaffer is an active shooting response expert and former fbi agent and author of the book "stay safe security secrets for todays dangerous world," greg, thank you for being with us. listen, there are schools, restaurants, churches where this happens, so no place is the same, right. >> doctors office. >> hospitals. >> grocery store. >> but if i hear gunshots or what i think are gunshots, whats the first thing i need to do? ...

We need to think about prevention, not just how to respond to them, but how to prevent them in the first place. >> yeah. >> greg, if someone cant run, cant move, what do you do? >> well, we really have one -- only one option left, and thats to fight back. and you know, you look to improvise weapons, electrical cord, a pair of scissors, a coffee pot, a screwdriver, a hammer, broken leg of a chair. the high heel shoe of a woman. there are all kinds of weapons you can use at your disposal if you lo...

Retired FBI agent Greg Shaffer has declared tightening gun laws in the United States is "not the answer" to stopping school shootings.

One of the four hostages held at gunpoint inside a Colleyville temple for hours on Saturday is sharing his story of the harrowing ordeal.

A specially trained golden Labrador retriever is calming fears for crime victims going through the judicial process in Ontario County

Civil Rights Bill Sparks Fear Of Financial Calamity From Local Governments Across New Mexico By DANIEL J. CHACÓN SFNM A civil rights bill that has sparked fears of financial calamity from local governments across New Mexico and ensnared the top-ranking Democrat in the state House of Representatives in an ethics complaint narrowly cleared the Senate Judiciary Committee on a 5-4 vote late Wednesday. The committee chairman and Senate sponsor of House Bill 4, Sen. Joe Cervantes, broke a tie vote a...

Us. >> thanks for having me. its good to be here. ainsley: why do you think this is something the president can do or should do. >> first of all, there are three ways an individual can lose a security clearance. first, determination of the issuing agency they can revoke it. the second means is by national security interests. and the third, because the president does have final authority on all national security matters and security clearances, he can unilaterally then revoke a security clearance...