seconds everyone's going to get notified. huberti is an ex-navy seal. this image got to him. the parkland school shooter preparing his gun visible on a security camera. but no one was watching. he then killed 17 people in 2018. >> if we could catch somebody in that staging area, there's a window of opportunity. absolutely. we have cameras all over. >> outside philadelphia this is zero eyes. giant green screen room. huberty showed us how his company films firearms to train its ai. >> different positions. you know different configurations. >> but this technology can't spot hidden weapons like a gun tucked in a backpack. and it's pricey costing schools tens of thousands of dollars annually. >> so it just literally rolls back kevin thomas's approach in alabama, a collapsible expandable, safe room inside a classroom floor to ceiling, eight feet by eight feet, roomy enough for 30 students and

bullet resistant. >> and the kids have more of an the only intent when i started this. >> razor is easy to deploy. >> thomas a commercial contractor, started building these after a gunman got into an elementary school in uvalde texas, in 2022. 21 people were shot and killed. >> we tell them to shelter in place but we don't have a shelter. >> you're saying they should have more options than hiding in the corner exposed? >> are you going to ask your six year old to engage? >> i'm not just in the last four years, school shootings have killed more than 200 people. and injured more than 600. it's why schools have gone on a security spending spree, along with fearful parents. they're buying school accessories like this three ring binder. cover it doubles as body armor and this unicorn backpack, marketed as adorable and bulletproof. $3 billion a year, is spent on school security. is this money well

spent? >> right now, there's not very good research to suggest that it is. >> rutgers university professor daniel semenza is a critic of this approach. do people just feel they are reasserting a sense of control? >> yeah, it's a fear response and it's an empowerment. >> ballistic doors got our lightweight ballistics. >> the safe room has a hefty price tag $45,000. if you could donate one to every classroom, you would absolutely and if you could put yourself out of business absolutely. >> tomorrow. today. right now. >> not likely as america's schools edged closer to fortresses mark strassmann in philadelphia, some u.s. school districts have decided to arm teachers and staff. >> it's one of the most contentious ideas for protecting america's kids, cbs's nikki battiste visited ohio to examine both sides of this debate it's a moment that still haunts these hallways. >> i can smell the burnt

gunpowder. yeah, i knew it was real. then the day in 2017, when west liberty-salem school joined the list of schools that have experienced a shooting. >> so these are where bullets hit the only visible scars left are holes in this bathroom wall from gunshots. but the trauma still lingers. you had kids jumping out of windows thinking they might die. >> later on. they got the good news that nobody died. but their brain had already experienced that traumatic experience. >> when you came, what did you see in that bathroom principles andy mcgill and greg johnson rushed to help a student who had been shot twice, just feet away was the shooter a student they knew well? >> i said his name and he just said, i'm sorry, coach, and i asked him, i need you to put the gun down. and he and he did. >> following the shooting, the pair led the drive to implement new security measures, including bulletproof glass, better window exits and a school resource officer. but they chose not to arm any staff or teachers. when you were in that bathroom, talking to the shooter was there any moment

you wished you had a gun no no. about 50 miles south, just outside dayton, the mad river local school district has given guns to about 20 of its teachers, whose identities are kept confidential. we spoke with one of those teachers keeping her in shadow as part of the district's safety measures. if there's a school shooter, it could be a student that you know. oh, absolutely. >> at that point in time, that student's not my student. they are now a murderer and i am stopping a threat and that's to save other lives across the u.s.. >> 15 states allow school personnel to carry guns on campus in the last year, the number of school districts in ohio with armed staff quadrupled, with 14% of the state's districts now participating. chad ryan is the superintendent at mad river and the only armed member of the staff whose identity is public. so where is your firearm so

mine is actually housed right here in my cabinet so i punch in a code. it was his idea to have guns near teachers in a safe rather than on them a strategy to prevent unauthorized access. >> so typically there's a live round in the chamber. we have to be prepared, he says. >> guns in the classroom serve as a measure of assistance for their single resource officer across eight schools in the district there's no way our police can get there in time to stop it, and that's why we chose to go down that path. luckily, he says, they've never had a student bring a gun to their campuses, and most parents here are grateful for this layer of protection. some people oppose the idea of armed staff having a gun in a classroom. what would you say to them? >> i understand why they have that belief and i understand their concerns with guns i had similar concerns before i was comfortable with guns. it's just a tool to protect yourself or to protect other people. >> are you willing to die for your job?

>> i'm willing to die for a student to protect them attest. >> no teacher ever wants to take nikki battiste dayton ohio. >> there's a lot more just ahead on cbs news roundup. stay with us when a tough cough finds you on the go, a syrup would be... silly! woo! hey! try new robitussin soft chews. packed with the power of robitussin... in every bite. easy to take cough relief, anywhere. chew on relief, chew on a ♪ robitussin ♪

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>> i saw it in the movie theater when it came out. i saw it twice. >> so how intimidating was the idea of starring in the sequel? i claim this city for the glory of rome. pedro pascal plays the roman general accius. >> i think that it would compel most of us to want to be a part of the second one, because of the first one's excellence in gladiator two, rome is led by two emperors brothers, you are too modest to cassius caracalla is played by joseph quinn, who was six when the original gladiator came out. >> i think there was a legacy from the first film that demanded reverence and and respect. >> give me something old and faith in the man who directed both movies, sir ridley scott. >> it felt whenever i had to kind of like little moments of doubt or whatever i look around at the work that other people were doing. um and that would galvanize me. god's

caracalla's co-emperor in the movie is his brother geta who's more than a touch unhinged. >> fred hechinger got the dream part working for scott. he was a director who'd always wanted to work for. >> i remember finding out that the same person made all of these different movies that i loved thelma and louise and alien were made by the same person and it kind of expanded my sense of what a director can be. >> coming out to the announcement as a director, ridley scott is unique. >> ridley is the only man on the planet who will shoot certain sequences from start to finish without cutting on some movie sets. >> actors have to react to things off camera that aren't really happening, not with scott and ridley every day will come up to us and say i'm going to give you the greatest. >> off camera action you've ever seen. >> no other director is going to give it to you. >> what scott gave them was

whole action packed in real time. >> the action was all there, and it's all off camera. and normally under any other circumstance, you would be looking at a tennis ball or two pieces of tape as a cross for your eyeline and imagining what's happening. but no. ridley will place that in front of you and have it play. >> in this case, a real man riding a life sized animatronic rhinoceros. >> it's like nothing i've ever experienced before. it's likely not something i'll ever experience again. remember why you're here. >> for those with fighting parts there was grueling training some of this was performed by stuntmen, but not all of it. does the fighting ever go terribly wrong? >> yeah, it can it can happen. i got my beat oh. oh, yeah. >> but the general acacius had to be a diplomat, too, especially around the deranged

emperors. >> they can eat war to march up the steps and to have them waiting for me. >> it was really delicious. >> we had this weird bubble that we had created. having pedro pierce that was, like, really exhilarating. >> your majesty, to understand that environment better, joseph quinn spent two weeks wandering around rome. >> god, i think it's just something so humbling about rome and inspiring. and the fact that this civilization that was so ahead of its time collapsed. and it's kind of a little haunting. >> fighters. gladiator two is an extravaganza of warring corruption and conquest, a historical epic that also offers a lesson for our time. i'm elizabeth palmer in london cbs news roundup will be right back

>> finally, for us, this half

hour, the king of clay has relinquished his crown. tennis legend rafael nadal retired from professional tennis this week following a final match that he lost. afterwards, the 22 time grand slam champion from spain was honored. cbs's adriana diaz has more on this emotional goodbye reporter. >> yeah rafael nadal was emotional before stepping onto the court for what would be the final match of his record smashing career at the davis cup tuesday. >> what an effort that was. nadal is beaten the tennis great bid farewell with deafening cheers from the stands in his native spain. i just want to be remembered as a good person and a kid that follow their dreams and achieved more than what i ever dreamed nadal turned pro at just 14 and two days after his 19th birthday, he captured his

first major, the french open. >> his style is uniquely him long hair long shorts and no sleeves. a righty with a left handed forehand, he won his first wimbledon in 2008, beating five time defending champion roger federer. then two years later came the elusive career grand slam defeating novak djokovic at the u.s. open with his iconic fist pumps. he went on to earn 22 grand slam titles, two olympic gold medals and with a record breaking 14 wins at the french open. he is the undisputed king of clay tennis professional. in a video announcing his retirement, nadal said he's no longer able to play without limitations after a slew of physical struggles in recent years. >> there's going to be a huge hole because he is. he's a genuine one of a kind. he's a superstar. thrilling to watch. >> that was adriana diaz reporting, and that's today's cbs news roundup. for some of

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>> hello and thanks so much for staying up with us. i'm shanelle kaul in new york and here are the top stories on cbs news roundup. the house ethics committee votes along party lines to keep its investigation of matt gaetz out of the public eye. an undocumented migrant is found guilty in the brutal murder of a young woman in georgia. and the latest on the deadly bomb cyclone that's destroyed homes and businesses and left hundreds of thousands in the dark. republicans on the house ethics committee blocked the release of their year long investigation into alleged sexual misdeeds by matt gaetz. president elect donald trump's pick for attorney general. the committee will meet again in two weeks to reconsider this decision. senators from both parties said they want to see

the gaetz report that reportedly details sex parties, drug use, venmo payments and an underage girl. the former congressman was back on capitol hill trying to win over skeptical members of his own party. cbs's nikole killion has more. >> former florida republican congressman matt gaetz and vice president-elect jd vance huddled throughout the day in the capitol meeting with more than half a dozen gop senators about his embattled selection for attorney general. >> senators have been giving me a lot of good advice. i'm looking forward to a hearing. folks have been very supportive. they've been saying we're going to get a fair process. so it's a great day of momentum for the trump-vance administration. >> tennessee republican senator marsha blackburn met gaetz today. >> i asked matt what his expectation was, and he wants to be able to have a hearing. he says he will answer any question that anyone asks him. >> gaetz was under investigation by the house ethics committee for allegations

wednesday, the panel met behind closed doors and did not reach a consensus to release its report. >> have you spoken to matt gaetz at all? has he had a chance to look at this report? >> i've had no conversation with mr. gates. >> gates is alleged to have attended 10 to 15 sex parties and had sex with a 17 year old minor who was interviewed by the committee. cbs news has also learned venmo records obtained by house investigators show gaetz paid two women more than $10,000 in 27 payments. gaetz has denied any wrongdoing. >> do you have any concerns about the allegations that are out there about him? >> well, of course, i said from the beginning that i was shocked by the nomination given the many allegations. >> many senators say they still want to see the panel's findings. >> the person in question is aspiring to the highest level of law enforcement in the united states of america. how can he conceal this report from the american public? >> senate judiciary chair dick

durbin has asked the fbi for its file of gaetz, stemming from a now closed sex trafficking investigation and house democrats have introduced a pair of resolutions to try to force the ethics committee to release their report on gaetz nikole killion. >> cbs news capitol hill in georgia, the verdict was swift, and the sentence was the max. >> in the murder trial of a venezuelan migrant. a judge found 26 year old jose ibarra guilty on all counts and sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole. ibarra entered the country illegally, and the murder of laken riley fueled the heated debate over the southern border during the race for president. manuel bojorquez was in the courthouse when the verdict came down. >> count one. malice murder. i find the defendant guilty. >> sobbing. could be heard in the courtroom as the judge found jose ibarra guilty on all ten counts. >> count three. felony murder.

i find the defendant guilty. >> after the verdict, laken riley family and friends addressed the court. her mother allyson phillips, spoke first on that horrific day. >> my precious daughter was attacked beaten and shown no mercy she fought for a life and dignity and to save herself from being brutally raped. this sick, twisted and evil coward showed no regard for laken riley human life. we are asking that same be done to him. he took my best friend riley's younger sister lauren says laken was her biggest protector and best friend. >> i am completely disgusted having to even look and be in the same room as him that predator is inhumane and is the epitome of evil. >> her roommate connolly huth wore one of riley's shirts to court today and said they often

ran together. >> i live with excruciating guilt every day that i was not accompanying laken on this run, and that it was her and not me. >> the prosecutor then played the police body cam video of the moment her family was told she was dead. she let riley have the last word in her closing argument, saying the fight she put up left dna evidence implicating ibarra. >> she scratched him. she marked him she marked him for everyone to see she marked him for you to see. >> the case became a flashpoint in the debate over border security and illegal immigration. during the presidential campaign. ibarra is an undocumented immigrant. in a statement today, president-elect trump said although the pain and heartbreak will last forever, hopefully this can help bring some peace and closure to her wonderful family. because the defense decided to forego a trial by jury, the judge was the sole decider in this case and he did it quickly, coming

back with that guilty verdict less than 30 minutes after closing arguments. manuel bojorquez, cbs news, athens, georgia. >> people in the pacific northwest are still cleaning up after a deadly bomb cyclone of rain, snow and hurricane force winds tore through the region. more foul weather is forecast over the next day, and a half, expected to bring flash floods and up to a foot of rain carter evans reports from outside seattle in the pacific northwest, powerful winds turn trees into lethal projectiles. >> huge limbs came crashing down on cars and busses overnight. they also killed at least two people in the seattle area, including a woman who was struck by this tree inside her home. her husband quickly called 911. >> i just had a tree hit my house and i think it it may have fallen on my wife. >> heather wong is with the bellevue fire department, so she was showering at the time. >> she was in the shower at the

time when the tree fell. >> firefighters have been unable to remove the tree to reach her. i can't imagine what that must be like for him knowing his wife is still there and you can't get to her right now. >> we're doing the absolute best that we can. it's it's looking like we might have to get a crane out to lift the tree up. >> this monster storm has already knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of customers in washington state. meanwhile, in northern california, blizzard like conditions have shut down parts of the busy i-5 freeway and left hundreds of truck drivers stranded. well, back here in renton crews are going to be working through the night because of scenes like this. we've got power lines still down across roads. stop lights are out homes are dark, and it could be days before power is restored to everyone. carter evans cbs news, renton washington. washington. >> all right. more it's kyle's last spin on his turntable from college. yea. and the first day of kierra's new career in it. it's the last tea party

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>> i'm shanelle kaul in new york. the biden administration announced late wednesday it will send ukraine at weapons including anti-personnel landmines. the new aid comes as fears grow that the conflict is about to escalate. cbs's holly williams shows us the moment air raid alerts rang out in kyiv, sending residents there underground okay. >> that's it. let's go. as we prepared for a live report, air raid alarm sounded over kyiv and sent us scrambling for cover this is actually the car park under our hotel and local people who live in the area who are doing business in the area also use this as a bomb shelter the us embassy in kyiv had already announced it was

closing temporarily because of a potential significant air attack. in the end, no missiles landed, but ukraine accused russia of a psychological attack. >> if we're talking about the plans of putin, it can happen any minute, any hour, and in five minutes would be like bang! >> major taras berezovets is a communications officer for ukraine's territorial defense. he told us vladimir putin is trying to terrorize ukrainians into surrendering and testing the limits of america's support. >> this is a game of nerves between washington now and moscow. >> so it's like cold war brinkmanship. >> absolutely neither claimed the biden administration is trying to prolong the war in ukraine. >> an accusation from the country that started this bloody conflict more than two and a half years ago. by one estimate, russia has captured

nearly six times more territory in ukraine. this year than it did last year. it's an anxious time for many ukrainians, some of whom also fear that president elect donald trump could cut us support for their nation. >> that was holly williams reporting. back here in the u.s., congressional republicans have now instituted a new bathroom policy for members on capitol hill. all single sex bathrooms are now available only to those of that biological sex. the announcement from the speaker of the house follows the election of the first transgender member of congress. cbs's scott macfarlane has more u.s. >> house speaker mike johnson today took aim at democrat sarah mcbride, the first ever transgender member elected to congress, with his decision to bar transgender people from using those capitol complex bathrooms that do not align with their sex assigned at birth. >> we have single sex facilities for a reason mcbride

today said she didn't come to washington to fight about bathrooms. >> south carolina republican nancy mace has led the charge to bar mcbride from women's rooms here, and does not acknowledge mcbride is a woman. >> we have rights as women, and we have the right not to be bombarded by men in our restrooms. >> mcbride spoke with cbs news sunday morning in october, and i can't believe i'm asking you this, but i'm going to. >> what bathrooms will you use when you're in the capitol? >> the bathrooms that i've used in the state senate the bathrooms that i use when i'm going out to dinner here in wilmington. i'll continue to use the bathrooms that i've used for the last decade plus. >> and that's the way these rooms. yeah. >> president-elect donald trump attacked democrats for supporting transgender rights during the campaign we won't be changing your children's gender with their trans gender craziness. speaker johnson has argued there are unisex bathrooms on the capitol campus. >> a man is a man, and a woman

is a woman, and a man cannot become a woman. >> democrats blasted johnson's decision. >> what we should be doing is getting things done for the american people. instead, we're worried about, you know, who's using what toilet and that's pretty ridiculous an organization of lgbtq, congressional staff issued a statement calling the new rule a direct affront to trans people. >> sarah mcbride has been in washington taking training and orientation meetings, and takes the oath as a new member of congress. january 3rd. scott mcfarland, cbs news, the capitol. >> there's a lot

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bullet fired. >> you were in the room when the lady when someone was holding the gun. yeah. okay. >> killing cinematographer halyna hutchins and seriously wounding souza. >> i got shot in the shoulder, and it they ended up taking. taking that out of me but i ended up, you know, i got through that. >> so what is your full name? >> the film's armorer was found guilty of involuntary manslaughter sentenced to 18 months in prison. alec baldwin faced similar charges dismissal with prejudice. but in a bombshell twist, tears from baldwin as an irate judge abruptly dropped the case this summer due to prosecutors mishandling evidence. a courtroom ending fit for hollywood souza still tormented by loss, was adamantly against continuing production. >> i think as time passed discussions would. i'd start to hear about discussions about maybe it would be picked up again and i had no interest in that. i just i wasn't there. i was you know, a wreck, i guess.

>> but leaving rust unfinished meant hutchins child and husband would never financially benefit nor see her final work. >> i've never met anybody that lived, breathed, ate, and drank movies like her. for me, for the people who came back, it felt like the right thing to do. i just couldn't let. i couldn't let a stranger or something finish what we had started together. >> i'm chris livesay in torun, poland cbs news roundup will be you'll love this! centrum silver is clinically proven to support memory in older adults.

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just as thanksgiving travel gets underway, american airlines is rolling out a new program nationally intended to stop passengers crowding the gate. >> it happens a moment of flight begins boarding cbs's kris van cleave shows us this novel approach that calls people out if they're trying to board before it's their turn oh, there we have a new system. >> not so fast that is the sound of someone trying to board when it's not their turn. >> when i say group eight, then you can come up okay. >> american airlines has been testing a new boarding system in tucson and two other airports those fliers tried to board just a little early and are asked to wait until their boarding group is called oh, you're in group six. senior vice president julie roth says the airline is seeing results. >> it has improved the whole boarding process. so you see less crowding at the gate. >> american will now add the system to 100 airports ahead of

the thanksgiving holiday, with more in the coming months. >> we have a new system. it will let me know if you're trying to board out of turn. >> the airline will also be using new announcements alerting passengers they will not be able to board before their group is called fliers. shawna brame likes the idea even if the first time she learned about it, she got stopped for boarding out of order. >> hopefully now people won't be so worried to crowd the front so you can actually get in when it is your lane priority boarding is a coveted perk for frequent fliers and gate crowding is a common pet peeve. >> i like the system that american is trying. airline analyst henry harteveldt. >> american is just trying to find a way to bring order out of chaos there are some exceptions, and that includes active duty military and people who are traveling together. >> they can still board as a group. american is rolling this out mainly to smaller and medium sized airports right now with the plan to add it to bigger airports like lax in the coming months. kris van cleave,

cbs news los angeles many americans have already started food shopping and meal prep for thanksgiving. >> the american farm bureau federation says this year, a classic feast will cost you less than it did last year. cbs's danya bacchus breaks down the numbers. >> brenda holloway is starting to shop for her thanksgiving day spread at the top of her grocery list prices. >> it's kind of stressful because you got to figure out, okay, should i choose this item with this pricing or should i not? because, you know, you have other bills. >> there is some good news. the american farm bureau federation says a classic thanksgiving meal for ten with a 16 pound turkey sides and dessert cost just over $58. this year. that's down 5% from 2023. >> we've seen a decline in the cost of this thanksgiving meal for two consecutive years economist barrett nelson says the turkey is the biggest reason why prices are down

about $1.70 a pound from a year ago. >> other items like sweet potatoes milk and pumpkin pie mix have also dropped. but even though the meal is cheaper than last year, nelson points out prices are still 19% higher compared to 2019. >> we have felt the impacts of inflation for several years and while they've slowed down, we're still feeling it in our pocketbooks at the grocery store. >> experts recommend shopping around and comparing prices at different stores to make sure you're getting the best deal possible. and many major retailers are offering discounted holiday meals. shopper mary szymanski hopes easing prices are a sign of things to come. >> i guess i'm an optimist. i feel that we're going in the right direction. >> and economists believe food costs should continue to move in the right direction through the holiday season. danya bacchus cbs ws, los

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