Some other things you re gonna add on. yeah. .and change. and david will never know until it s finished, right? or until he watches your show. that s exactly right. [ chuckles ] coming up next. you may have heard of safe rooms, but you probably think it s not something you need or a luxury item you can t afford. you ll be surprised to hear what we ve learned. so stick around. [ woman vocalizing ]
Miss the breakdown in security that was clearly happening in the run-up to the attack. and we didn t have much saying what s being done since the attack. we had a little bit of safe rooms. imagine the 9/11 investigation being conducted in the partisan fashion as it was done yesterday. we never would have found out nearly as much. if you went in thinking mistakes were made but largely thought on the side of hillary clinton, if you went in thinking there was a conspiracy and something was being covered up by her, you probably thought that, too. but trey gowdy was asked if
Congressman, you know, i don t want anything that is said to me or about me to take away from the heroic efforts that diplomatic security officers exhibited. the five men who were with chris and sean smith, risked their lives repeatedly, and were themselves under grave threat. i wanted to point out that even when we try to get it right, which we do try, sometimes there are unintended consequences, and there is an example out of this tragedy. coming out of previous assessments of attacks on facilities, we now have safe havens, safe rooms in
Incident, would you like to elabora elaborate? well, thank you, congressman. i don t want anything that is said to me or about me to take away from the heroic efforts that the diplomatic security officers exhibited. the five men who were with chris and shawn smith risked thundershower lives repeatedly. and were themselves under grave threat. you wanted to point out that even when we try to get it right, which we do try, sometimes there are unintended consequenc consequences. there s an example out of this tragedy. coming out of previous assessments of attacks on facilities, we now have safe havens, safe rooms in facilities
Undercover israeli police officer seen on that video has been suspended for 15 days. israel i authorities say they re considering criminal charges against him. let s go to gaza city right now. or senior international correspondent ben wedeman is on the scene. you rode around gaza today. tell our viewers what you saw. reporter: what we saw really is an area of this part of the world which has really been battered and terrified by what s happening. we ve seen many people killed. now our latest statistics are 90 people dead since this blowup began, and i think there was just a blowup right behind me. more than 500 wounded. people sort of fatalistically trying to deal with what s happening, keeping in mind that unlike israel there is no antimissile defense, there are no bomb shelters, saferooms, air raid sirens.
How their research had held up in the actual storm and it turn outs that the old-fashioned under ground shelters, yeah, they worked. also the newfangled above frouchbd shelters, they also worked. if you got into a purpose built shelter, you survived. that s the way most of the tiny town of tushka oklahoma rode out the storm in 2011 also in their modern above ground safe room in the loll school. having a shelter, and not everyone has that. sometime wls heart breaking consequences. you might remember that in moore, oklahoma this year, the tornado struck a pair of elementary schools, one of them it hit square on. in the harder hit school, the walls collapsed and seven children died. they were smoothered in the collapse of their building. because when that tornado hit, they really had nowhere to go. schools in moore, oklahoma do not have shelters or safe rooms.
Their modern above ground safe room in the loll school. having a shelter, and not everyone has that. sometime heart breaking consequences. you might remember that in moore, oklahoma this year, the tornado struck a pair of elementary schools, one of them it hit square on. in the harder hit school, the walls collapsed and seven children died. they were smothered in the collapse of their building. because when that tornado hit, they really had nowhere to go. schools in moore, oklahoma do not have shelters or safe rooms. all around the town of moore who had those safe rooms were opening those hatches and those doors when the storm passed finding themselves and their neighbors alive. all of those kids in that school who had no place to take shelter, those kids were lost. after that storm, oklahoma s republican governor mary fallon was asked whether the state should do more to put shelters in schools. she said the public should have
Their modern above ground safe room in the loll school. having a shelter, and not everyone has that. sometime heart breaking consequences. you might remember that in moore, oklahoma this year, the tornado struck a pair of elementary schools, one of them it hit square on. in the harder hit school, the walls collapsed and seven children died. they were smothered in the collapse of their building. because when that tornado hit, they really had nowhere to go. schools in moore, oklahoma do not have shelters or safe rooms. all around the town of moore who had those safe rooms were opening those hatches and those doors when the storm passed finding themselves and their neighbors alive. all of those kids in that school who had no place to take shelter, those kids were lost. after that storm, oklahoma s republican governor mary fallon was asked whether the state should do more to put shelters in schools.
Did people have enough advance notice to get to safety? is that why the death toll was so relatively low considering how horrible these tornadoes were and how many there were? that s an important question. we asked representative shocker who is here in. the 1th district. he said it did work. that people were getting cell phone calls. there was a lot of anecdotal experience that the sirens started and stopped. it was moving at tremendous speed. one variable here that worked in people s favor on top of the warning system was something that you and i didn t see in mor, mao, oklahoma. safe rooms, that made a huge difference, as well. chris cuomo, thank you so much. we ll see you later in the show. to find out how you can help these victims of these tornadoes, go to cnn.com/impact for more information. the issue of same-sex marriage is driving a wedge between two
I want to bring in the mayor, he will come in and join us in a second. he will do us a favor and step out. mr. mayor, it s great to be here. you got the illinois shirt on, the fighting illini, never more true than what needs to happen in the community right now. you are exactly right. reporter: tell us what is the experience right now? devastation, sadness, people that lost everything. i served 13 years ago i never would have dreamed something like this would be something that i was tasked to try to help. our residents are so resilient. we re a volunteer based community that reaches out for neighbors and as i was heading through this subdivision at one point yesterday, the people weren t worried about what they lost, they were worried about their neighbors. they were searching you know not only the fire and rescue, the neighbors were sveng for neighbors. you are fortunate in the community, a lot of people were in church. they had basements, safe rooms.