Do with maybe an anemic response, because we know a number of families declined to see the president. all right. and kendra, you know one of the victims. first of all, tell us her story and your story, where you were when the shooting broke out at the community college, and tell us your friend s story, and then we ll pick it up. the first shots fired around 10:35, and we, kim dietz, one of the victims, left the classroom to check on the other class to see what was happening. no one had thought that it could be a gun. we just thought something blew off in the science lab. and she came back and she had bullet wounds. and that s when we knew something was bad. all right, so, she we went under our desks. she was your friend, she came back in the classroom. she was bleeding from bullet wounds. she died right in front of you? yes.
Reaction they re going to get. and i think a lot of it had to do with maybe an anemic response, because we know a number of families declined to see the president. all right. and kendra, you know one of the victims. first of all, tell us her story and your story, where you were when the shooting broke out at the community college, and tell us your friend s story, and then we ll pick it up. the first shots fired around 10:35, and we, kim dietz, one of the victims, left the classroom to check on the other class to see what was happening. no one had thought that it could be a gun. we just thought something blew off in the science lab. and she came back and she had bullet wounds. and that s when we knew something was bad. all right, so, she we went under our desks. she was your friend, she came back in the classroom. she was bleeding from bullet wounds. she died right in front of you? yes.
the villainy in keeping that money out of america. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama s visit to the killing ground in oregon, that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. the president s journey to roseburg shrouded in secrecy this afternoon. families and victims alerted to the last minute that they were invited to roseburg high school to see the president. press denied access to the event, shut out. strange and unusual. cell phones confiscated by the secret service. and the visit was generally constructed to be hard to cover, but why? why? the nation would like to see how their leader s consoling those wounded and the families of the dead. what s wrong with seeing that? perhaps the white house is sensitive to those who opposed mr. obama s visit. i think it s terrible. i think he s using it for his own agenda. sure, it s nice for him to come and
barney s villains. the villainy in keeping that money out of america. you are about to enter the no-spin zone. the factor begins right now. hi, i m bill o reilly. thanks for watching us tonight. president obama s visit to the killing ground in oregon, that is the subject of this evening s talking points memo. the president s journey to roseburg shrouded in secrecy this afternoon. families and victims alerted to the last minute that they were invited to roseburg high school to see the president. press denied access to the event, shut out. strange and unusual. cell phones confiscated by the secret service. and the visit was generally constructed to be hard to cover, but why? why? the nation would like to see how their leader s consoling those wounded and the families of the dead. what s wrong with seeing that? perhaps the white house is sensitive to those who opposed mr. obama s visit. i think it s terrible. i think he s using it for his own agenda. sure, it s nic
Levine and kim dietz. familiar questions about how this could have happened and what it means for the battle over the issue of guns in america. we ll get to all of the politics in just a moment but for the latest i want to go to nbc s miguel almaguer who is in roseburg. migu miguel, i want you to address we heard from the shooter s father who decided to weigh in on the gun debate. tell me more about it. absolutely. chuck. the gunman s father, 26-year-old chris harper mercer, unloaded several rounds inside the campus behind me. police say he was heavily armed. we now know he told students inside that classroom to get together, to lie in the center of the classroom and then began shooting them. he told one lucky survivor, he said apparently according to his victims that they would pass on a manifesto to police that would lead them to more information about the shooting. as you mentioned, the victim s father is also speaking out for the first time about gun violence and his son. here