kron 4's maureen kelly has the details of what police say the young suspect intended to do. a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to characterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear on camera.my daughter is 12 and it really scared me i am i didn't want to have my daughter come to school today, some parents have expressed being upset at the district for not alertting them sooner but police say they were still ruling

a 14- year old napa middle school student is in custody tonight after allegedly planning a columbine type attack on two schools. kron 4's maureen kelly has the chilling details of what police say, the young suspect intended to do. a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to characterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear on camera.my daughter is 12 and it really scared me i am i didn't want to have my daughter come

withdrawal of troops has been proven not to be the real object of the columbine what the collarbone want is to have the islamic emirate back in to rule afghanistan the way they did before that is really the crux of the matter however eighty percent of the taliban afghan people don't want the columbine so at this point what has to give is a college bongs insistence that they need to bring the islamic emirate back into power once they pull back from that and sit down and have negotiations peace can probably be pretty rapidly achieved in june of this year there was a three day ceasefire it was amazing that on both sides taliban and government the soldiers sat there sat down with each other and had the families who hadn't seen each other for years visited with each other there was rejoicing on both sides on the taliban side and the government side about peace that is what should be the goal for everybody is that peace well let me just say one thing about ambassador hollis i've worked closely with him over the past fifteen years i would be very careful about underestimating him and if you thi

grant)kron4's maureen kelly has the chilling details of what police say the suspect intended to do. a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to characterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear on camera.my daughter is 12 and it really scared me i am i didn't want to have my daughter come to school today, some parents have expressed being upset at the district for not alertting them sooner but police say they were still ruling

kron4's maureen kelly has more a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to chacterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear on camera.my daughter is 12 and it really scared me i am i didn't want to have my daughter come to school today, some parents have expressed being upset at the district for not alertting them sooner but police say they were still ruling out the possibility that there were other suspects involved

a 14- year old napa middle school student is in custody tonight after allegedly planning a columbine type attack on two schools. (grant) kron 4's maureen kelly has the chilling details of what police say, the young suspect intended to do. a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to characterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear on camera.my daughter is 12 and it really scared me i am i didn't want to have my daugh

withdrawal of troops has been proven not to be the real object of the columbine what the taliban want is to have the islamic emirate back in to rule afghanistan the way they did before that is really the crux of the matter however eighty percent of the taliban afghan people don't want to call upon so at this point what has to give is the cala bongs insistence that they need to bring the islamic emirate back into power once they pull back from that and sit down and have negotiations peace can probably be pretty rapidly achieved in june of this year there was a three day ceasefire it was amazing that on both sides taliban and government the soldiers sat there sat down with each other and had the families who hadn't seen each other for years visited with each other there was rejoicing on both sides on the taliban side and the government side about peace that is what should be the goal for everybody is that peace let me just say one thing about ambassador hollis i've worked closely with him over the past fifteen years i would be very careful about underestimating him and if you think you

a 14- year old napaiddle school student is in custody tonight ...after allegedly planning a columbine type attack on two schools.(ken) kron 4's maureen kelly has the details of what police say the young suspect intended to do. a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to characterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear on camera.my daughter is 12 and it really scared me i am i didn't want to have my daughter come to s

the anniversary of parkland and the anniversary of columbine is 20 years roughly. a number of ordinances and as mayor john cranley highlighted, they were immediately preempted and flush by the state legislature. i have begun to think about ways that cities can make a difference without having to worry about whether congress will ever get its act together or whether your individual state legislature will get its act together and it struck me 20 years ago when we had a city council chamber jammed with passionate people on all sides of the issue. among the things that is always said that those who want to protect the status quo, one of the things is, come on we already have enough laws. so many laws on the books we don't need anymore. just enforce the laws we have. i began to think, all right, fine. maybe there is a way we can do this without the silliness and the circus of those packed city council chambers and toledo may be structured differently than your cities. i don't know in your city if you have a city manager or a different structure. this might not be the ca

not including columbine. 77 cities with mass shootings. and the sec thing, an annual report, a database on what type much shootings happen in our city, whether a close range shooting, whether it involves drugs, mental health, whether a person died before they got to the hospital. so we can shape this sort of thing and we no he exactly what we are dealing with. and the 13 thing i wanted to say -- i'm sad david is is not here before the mass shooting happened i got to speak at the kids march for our lives -- our version in annapolis. and it was -- one of the only adults i was one of the only adults to speak there before the event i was with a group of 100 african-american business women leaders at the local communities kalk. i said i have to go to this -- this hearing now and speak. i wish you could stick around i got to go. but i know if there were more women elected officials we'd have gun control. i don't think it's a second amendment issue. i think it's a small penis issue. and all the 100 women did he just say that? and the truth is, it

well, the anniversary of columbine is coming up. 20 years ago roughly. and we passed a number of ordinances, and as mayor cranley highlighted, they were almost immediately preempted and thrown out and flushed down the toilet by the state legislature. i have begun to think about ways that cities can make a difference without having to worry about whether congress is ever going to get its act together or whether your individual state legislature ever may get its act together. and it struck me 20 years ago when we had a city council chamber jammed with passionate people on all sides of the issue that among the things that is always said by those who want to protect the status quo, one of the things they say is, ah, come on, we already have enough laws on the books, we've got so many laws on the books, we don't need any more, why don't you just enforce the laws you have. i began to think, all right, fine, maybe there's a way we can do this without the silliness and the circus of those packed city council chambers and debates. toledo may be structured differe

withdrawal of troops has been proven not to be the real object of the columbine what the taliban want is to have the islamic emirate back in to rule afghanistan the way they did before that is really the crux of the matter however eighty percent of the taliban afghan people don't want to call upon so at this point what has to give is a college bonds insistence that they need to bring the islamic emirate back into power once they pull back from that and sit down and have negotiations peace can probably be pretty rapidly achieved in june of this year there was a three day ceasefire it was amazing that on both sides taliban and government the soldiers sat there sat down with each other and had the families who hadn't seen each other for years visited with each other there was rejoicing on both sides on the taliban side and the government side about peace that is what should be the goal for everybody is that peace let me just say one thing about ambassador hollis i've worked closely with him over the past fifteen years i would be very careful about underestimating him and if you think you

police say that student was planning a columbine-style mass shooting. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has more. >> reporter: it was an emotional time this morning as parents cropped their kids off at river middle school in napa. napa police were there to provide an extra layer of protection and assurance. >> obviously i'm very upset and really hard dropping off my kids this morning. i added a "be safe" to my "i love you, have a great day" so just -- it's -- it's a small school, so i'm just very shocked. >> reporter: a student here is now in police custody accused of planning an attack here and at vintage high school. >> i would just categorize it probably like a columbine-style attack. wanting to cause harm and destruction to the young students and the faculty at the schools. >> reporter: napa police chief robert plumber says the student did not have problems but that his planning did cross a line that showed intent. he did not want to elaborate because of possible copycats and because the suspect is a juvenile. >> a lot of the information that we've

columbine. virginia tech. sandy hook. so, last spring i convened arizonans in my office. parents, teachers, principals, law enforcement, mental health experts, democrats, and republicans. people who weren't democrats or republicans, students themselves, with a goal of being proactive, and taking action to stop a tragedy, from happy here. -- happening here. we researched the five deadliest school shootings of the past 20 years and we asked, how can these have been prevented? we build a plan, that could make a real effort, the safe arizona schools plan. more police officers on campus, more school counselors, improved background checks. a stop order that protects second amendment rights, while keeping guns out of the hands of people, that are a lethal threat. these are solutions that will make our schools safer, and it is time for us to get it done. >> i will be including elements to this plan in my budget, you will see it is friday. with a greater investment that i proposed last year. we know when a police officer is around, that it makes things safer. who do we call whenev

so-called warlords various political leaders in afghanistan have had direct or indirect talks with a columbine the only people that really remain to be brought into this overall process are the afghan government but at the same time afghanistan is going through a very vigorous political process this past week over ten candidates and their slates were registered for presidential elections later this year none of those slates actually supports the taleban so i think it's possible the taliban may fifth be feeling a little bit worried about being left out in the cold as this electoral process moves forward and into as you wrote an open letter to donald trump about all of this and one of the things that you wrote as if the taliban well as i've said this i mean let me rephrase he said if the taliban choose to fight over peace talks the united states would support the afghan government that somehow is i what does that say to you. what i think that was not a smart move on the part of. particularly when he made that statement shortly before leaving kabul after having talks with the national unity gover

the columbine shooter's names. it's hard to imagine that now these wouldn't have been reported directly to authorities. in fact, we saw it with nikolas cruz, that's what happened. and the individual concerned users would report this in. the online profiles of other shooters in major school shootings, which again are usually getting a lot of reporting after the fact, don't show anything that would flag them for an automated tool. for instance, the perpetrator of a 2014 shooting in oregon had a facebook page showing he liked first person shooter and military-theme games like "call of duty" and various knife and gun pages. retrospect, sure, these seem like warning signs that something were going on. but, in fact, the official facebook page for "call of duty" has nearly 24 million followers. sending up a red flag about every person who enjoys these past times would create a huge quantity of noise for little signal. and automated social media monitoring tools have built in shortcomings. so i'll flag a terrific report fr

he'd already been convicted of twenty four crimes assault larceny zardari beastie ality with a goat or columbine and a few years later he was handed to one year sentences and then another jail term with hard labor for raping two girls leaving one seriously injured each and the other dies from a perennial laceration which could not be repaired in those days. for that he served fifteen years on a muslim from fifteen yama dollars. if there was no centralized police authority back then precisely what cannot always wanted that's why that information never. beilin a nationwide research request would be awfully slow so grossman was released from jail time and time again and each time he continued murdering people within no time always in a different part of the country washington were in thailand option. and that was what enabled gross run to continue his spree undetected outraged by the authorities lax handling of the mass murderer repeatedly released only to murder again and specter again not accuse them of being a bureaucratic accessory to murder. a school being the problem was that while we did hav

. >> you get the moment of columbine effectively of schools shooting and we hear of 9/11 and terror attack, what does the movie want to say about the time that we live in now than the last quarter century. >> it makes us question what is the effect of pop culture and violent events being reported the same way, for example, that you can look at your apple news and it will tell you a celebrity break up right next to a story of a mass shooting. does it devalue every piece of information? >> what did you see in celeste that you can dive into? >> there is ways that young girls are packaged in the public eye where there is this combination of like innocence and sexiness. >> portman was born? jerusalem and moved with her family as a young child. she was discovered at a pizza parlor near her home when she was just nine years old. by her early teens, she was sharing the screen with the likes of gary olman and al pacino. >> school is important to you and your grades were important to you. >> my parents were like education, education. i would come home with a 97 and my dad would say where is the othe

that doesn't include columbine, we had to draw a line somewhere. i think if we band together if we work as a unit we can make a difference. thank you. >> thank you, mayor. [applause] >> so we have heard a series of concrete suggestions, strategies, opportunities for action, and we know more than anything that mayors are about action. data is important. beth the collection and the reporting of data. and even if your state doesn't collect data, this is an opportunity to impress upon them the importance of it. we also know that the development of an excue men call or interfaith strategy is important in cities and let me just put my constitutional law hat on. it is not a violation of the first amendment to work with the leaders of the faith community in your city. you can't establish a church but you can certainly work with the church and other communities of faith and i'm going to tell you if you're in this business any time, you're going to see how important that is. we also talked about the fact that local ordinances, some of us can enact local ordi

. >> you get, you know, the moment of columbine effectively with the school shooting and we hear about 9/11, a terror attack. what does the movie s want to about the times we live in now and the times we've lived in over the last quarter century? >> it makes us question what ff thet of pop culture and violen events being reported the same way, for example, that you can look at your apple news and it well but a celebrity break-up right next to you a story of a mass shooting. does itde lue every piece of information? >> what did you seen celes that you could kind of dial into? >> there's definitely a certain way that young girls in particular areackaged i the public eye where there's this combinatioce of like innoc and sexiness. it's just a wild thing to have been a part of myself and also something that the movie looks mat. >> portman was born in jerusalem and moved with her family to the u.s. as a young child. she was discovered by a scout at a pizza parlon near her home on new york's long island when she was just 9 years old. by her early teens, portman was sharing the screen with the

that does include columbine so we had to draw a line somewhere. so we are having a conference on that and i think if we and together, if we work as a unit, we can make a difference, thank you. [ applause ] >> thank you mayor. and so, we have heard a series of concrete suggestions, strategies, opportunities for action. and we know more than anything that mayors are about action, data is important, both the collection and reporting of data. and even if your state doesn't collect data, this is an opportunity to impress upon them the importance of it. we also know that the development of an ecumenical or interfaith strategy is important in cities. and let me just put my constitutional law hat on. it is not a violation of the first amendment to work with the leaders of the safe community in your city. you can't establish a church, but you can certainly work with the church and other communities of faith. and i'm going to tell you, if you're in this business anytime, you're going to see how important that is. we also talk about the fact that local ordin

so this, if you remember michael moore's move by bowling for columbine, he pointed out how cable made us crazy because we were immersed in stories of kids who were abducted. now, kids are almost never abducted except by the noncustodial parent. but it happens in this country, there are atrocities, and the media environment put it all in our faces in the '80s. by the '90s with all the missing kids, the milk cartons, all that stuff, americans -- not canadians and not europeans -- developed the idea that if i take my idea off my kids, someone's going to snatch them. so we started teaching our kids, stranger danger. don't leave your kid unsupervised even in a department store. so if you raise kids to fear others, to think the world is dangerous, you're going to the raise them in ways that are not conducive to letting them fly. the job of a parent is to work him or herself out of a job. and i feel my parents did that. that's what parents did. but now they don't do it so well, and i'm speaking about me and greg and all of our friends. it's hard to do this. that's beam number one. beam numbe

he posted in discussion forums about the columbine high school shooting and he operated tumbler accounts named after school shooters. these postings were the secret and while they may not have known at the time it's hard to imagine they would not be directed to authorities in one the online profile and major school shootings which again get a lot of report after the fact don't show anything that would like them for an automated tool. for instance, perpetrator of a 2014 shooting in troutdale, organ had a facebook page showing he liked first-person shooter military themed games like call of duty and liked various knife and gun pages. in retrospect sure, they seem like warning signs that something was going on but in fact the official facebook page for call of duty, world war ii had nearly 24 million followers and the remington arms facebook page has over 1.3 million mics so sending up a red flag of everything a person who enjoys these pastimes would create a huge quantity of noise for very little signal. whether or not automated social media built in shortcomings. no one there's a great re

. >> you gett the mom of columbine effectively, the school shooting, we hear about 9/11. there's a terror attack inspired in some way by pop culture by your character. what does it say about the times we live in nowhe and over last quarter century? >> i think it makes us question what is the effect of pop culture and violent events being reported the same way, for example. that you can look at your apple ws and it will tell you about a celebrity breakup right next to a story of aass shooting. does it devaluef every piece information? one of the most powerful things that my character says in the movie is someoneo threatens reveal something about her and she's like who is going tocare. it's true. it's like what matters anymore? listrally the w things can happen and it will be big news for five minutes. the next day it's completely gone. >> what did you see in celeste that you could dial into? >> definitely a certain way that young girls in particular are sort of packaged in the public eye, where there's this combination of innocence and sexiness that they're putting wgether

he had posted in discussion forums about the columbine high school shooting, and he'd operated tumblr accounts that were named after school shooters. now, these postings weren't a secret. fellow users were able to see these, and while they may not have known at the time whether to take this seriously, it's hard to imagine that now these wouldn't have been reported directly to authorities. in fact we saw that with nicholas cruz that's exactly what happened, and that individual concerned users would report this in. the on-line profiles of other shooters in major school shootings, which again usually get quite a lot of reporting after the fact don't show anything that would flag them for an automated tool. so for instance, the perpetrator of a 2014 shooting in troutdale, oregon, had a facebook page showing that he liked first person shooter and military themed games like call of duty, and he also liked various knife and gun pages. in retrospect sure these seem like warning signs that something was going on, but in fact the official facebook page for call of duty has nearly 24 million fol

all the kids had read it i gave a little presentation and talked about the research and working with columbine police and the counselors. we were told to tell every parent yours was the first to die and did not suffer them they all learned they were lied to and talk to other survivors who had a friend die when a 15 -year-old started shooting and killed to. and what he experienced in the aftermath of that. when i was talking about that i offered the floor for questions and one boy stood up he said i just wanted to say that i brought a gun to school on october i was going to kill people that day but this is the book i got and that's why didn't kill anyone. the principal did not know what to say another set i came home one day i was in tears i said i am invisible in school nobody who notices who i am or sees me i told my mom i wanted to kill myself. she was so upset she ran out of my room crying i opened my backpack and 19 minutes was my english homework that night and that's why i'm alive today. you don't think about changing a life of real people with fiction but it happens and more often than

terms of amount of territory but the vast number of afghans over eighty percent continue to oppose a columbine do not want the taliban to return most of them live in cities where the taliban do not have any effect of control in any of the even small cities so i would actually say that the current the taliban are a little bit worried this week saw the registration of about ten major tickets for the upcoming afghan elections the taliban are not represented in any of these electoral lyon says there were some surprising alliances. a former head of the intelligence services signed on as the first vice president candidate with president ghani mr saleh as well know as a strongly anti taliban pakistan politician i think that the taliban may be worried that with this movement towards elections they may be getting left out in the cold they said it is great to get your perspective on this do appreciate it thanks very much thank you the shooting of unarmed protesters in sudan is causing more control to see human rights groups say dozens have died during the month long demonstrations against rising prices

terms of amount of territory but the vast number of afghans over eighty percent continue to oppose a columbine do not want the taliban to return most of them live in cities where the taliban do not have any effect of control in any of the even small cities so i would actually say that the current the taliban are a little bit worried this week saw the registration of about ten major tickets for the upcoming afghan elections the taliban are not represented in any of these electoral lion says there were some surprising alliances. a former head of the intelligence services signed on as the first vice president candidate with president danny mr saleh as well know as a strongly anti taliban pakistan politician i think that the taliban may be worried that with this movement towards elections they may be getting left out in the cold they've said it is great to get your perspective on this do appreciate it thanks very much thank you for the shooting of unarmed protesters in sudan is causing more control to see human rights groups say dozens have died during the month long demonstrations against rising

a 14 year old napa middle school student is in custody tonight after allegedly planning a columbine type attack on two schools. (pam) kron 4's maureen kelly has the chilling details of what police say the young suspect intended to do. a columbine type esk event - a mass casuality event. were people were going to be hurt or killedénapa police say they were tipped to the threat to river middle school and vintage high back december 31st.according to investigators - the 14 year old suspect threatened to kill another student - who knew about the plot.if i had to characterize what this young man was planning and plotting to do it would be columbine esk, if you will explosives handgrenades knives those types of things were part of the planning process that would've been something that would've been, if came to for wishon that may have been something we could've facedthe suspect was arrested on january 2nd.news of the alleged plot had some parents pretty upset. including one who didn't want to appear point napa police aren't saying if any weapons were seized. they did say it appeared the teen w

a north bay teenager taken into custody accused of plotting a columbine - style mass shooting at school. (lawrence)and i'm foast... that's just ahead.