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That was a male voice when you were hearing that? >> yeah. yes. i was able to tell it was a male. >> and do you have any idea how many shots you think you heard fired? >> i'm not -- i'm not so sure about how many shots. i did hear, you know, quite a few shots. i did hear a lot. >> and when you hear the weapon fired, would you hear multiple shots being fired at once and then a pause and quiet and then multiple shots being fired again? >> yes, i did hear that. there were moments where he would shoot multiple shots, stop, shoot more multiple shots and then he would stop for a while, start screami...

Because he knew this was possible in his school or in any school in america. and so, this video you're about to see, if you choose to watch it, is a horrifying look at something that has already happened at 18 schools in america this year, in just the first six weeks of this year. >> holy [bleep]. oh, my god! >> my god! >> [bleep]. >> in a moment we'll be joined by brandon karasko, a very brave freshman at the high school who helped protect his classmates from the shooting. here is some of what brandon had to say earlier tonight.

Have to say to the people in florida today who endured this, some of whom lost kids in this, some of whom lost friends. brandon carasko, my first guest, a high school freshman who survived this. but you know there will be an aftermath of shock and grief that he's going to have to get through. sergio rosenblatt, his daughter alexandra was in the school, he was on this program earlier this hour. he said he doesn't know what they're going to do to get through this, to get through it emotionally. he says there's no book that's been written about how do the parents of a school shooting deal with th...

Constituents. and the america voter has to wake up and vote them out of office. >> i want to go back to the tactics of how to handle situations like this. you and i have talked about police tactics in responding to this and what police can do and what s.w.a.t. teams can do and can't do. fascinating conversation with my first guess, brandon, who's a high school freshman who's been thinking about this because he goes to high school in the united states. he's been watching the shootings, anticipating the possibility of it happening in his school. and i feel it's tragic in its way to say it, but i...

Want to be treated, treat them respectfully because you don't know what they're going through at home, you don't know what they're dealing with. you don't know what they've been through, you know. so you just have to treat them as well. >> brandon carrasco thank you for joining us tonight, what you've seen there today and finally sharing your wisdom with us. i'm very, very sorry that you had to go through this experience today, that your town, school and loved ones are going through it. i really appreciate you being here, brandon, thank you very much. >> thank you. >> we're joined now by a fat...