they were petrified and didn't know how many shooters there were. >> there is are in details about the gunman. a spokesman says lanza took classes there when she was just 16 even earning some a's but eventually dropping out. faculty member he suffered a condition where he physically felt no pain. >> if he cut himself or hurt himself he would not know it or feel it. >> he would have periods of times when he would withdraw entirely onto himself. >> richard says lanza had several disorders and was seeing the school psychologist. the but were worried that he could be bullied or harm himself. >> they say it demands immediate national action. announcement comes as new poll shows that 54% of those surveyed want stricter gun laws, 59% support a ban on high capacity clips and 52% want a ban on semi-automatic handguns. >> i think it should be illegal to have a weapon whose only purpose is to kill large numbers of people. i think it should be illegal to sell bullets whose only purpose is to pierce armored vests. last time i saw a deer wearing an armored vest was long time ago. >> dianne feinstein

they were petrified and didn't know how many shooters there were. >> there is are in details about the gunman. a spokesman says lanza took classes there when she was just 16 even earning some a's but eventually dropping out. faculty member he suffered a condition where he physically felt no pain. >> if he cut himself or hurt himself he would not know it or feel it. >> he would have periods of times when he would withdraw entirely onto himself. >> richard says lanza had several disorders and was seeing the school psychologist. the but were worried that he could be bullied or harm himself. >> they say it demands immediate national action. announcement comes as new poll shows that 54% of those surveyed want stricter gun laws, 59% support a ban on high capacity clips and 52% want a ban on semi-automatic handguns. >> i think it should be illegal to have a weapon whose only purpose is to kill large numbers of people. i think it should be illegal to sell bullets whose only purpose is to pierce armored vests. last time i saw a deer wearing an armored vest was long time ago. >> dianne feinstein

. >> they were immediately crying, petrified of what happened. >> reporter: police told children to close their eyes as they walked to safety but it didn't shield them from the terror. >> scary, but you're okay, right? >> mm-hmm. >> reporter: san francisco chid psychologist dr. laura davies says don't expect the young children who went through it to talk about their fear. it may show up in symptoms like posttraumatic stress disorder like anxiety, sleeplessness. >> they may start acting out, refuse to go to bed, they might refuse to eat, pick fight with their friends. just things that aren't typical of them. >> reporter: the national center for ptsd says more than 3/4s of students who witness a school shooting may develop symptoms. one study shows 10% could still feel the effects eight months later. some children may be psychotherapy and medication. all will need loving support. >> our job as a community is to help them feel okay being vulnerable and to feel okay expressing their feelings so they don't shut down. they are going to be having nightmares. they are going to be nervous. and the

. >> reporter: petrified students and teachers looked for safe places to hide. one teacher locking her children in a bathroom as police combed the building looking for the shooter. >> newtown police immediately upon arrival entered the school and began a complete active shooter search of the building. that included checking every door, every crack, every crevice, every portion of that school. >> we heard screaming. and then the police came in. and he's like, is he in here? then he ran out. >> reporter: 8-year-old alexis was in her third grade classroom at the time. >> you hear an ambulance and police officer come and everybody was a little scared, crying. i felt actually a little sick. and i thought i was going to throw up. >> reporter: were kids crying and screaming? >> yeah, kids were crying. not screaming. they were all huddling together. and they got -- they felt so sick. >> reporter: teachers led the students single file from the schoolhouse to a nearby fire station. >> we got in a line. we had to close our eyes. and we all put our hands on other people's s

when so people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing, but the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right w. john: thank goodness for government. there are some things i want my government to do. including not listed in the constitution the founders never thought about. pollution-control. the free-market isn't so good. why does the factory care about their smoke? we could sue the polluters but thelegal system would take for ever and cost of fortune. think goodness for that epa. environmental protection agency. they made the air cleaner. when i was a kid we could not open the windows. now you can. the river outside the studio used to be disgusting. >> even here at the empire state building. i am willing to do this year millions of people fleshing. john: the hudson is totally swimmable. the gov

there is a certain cobell of politicians and advisors in this country who are petrified that they're no longer going to be at the central table of europe enjoying the late night events and the flash cars and the hotels that they get the decision making the real buzz of being there but there are those like me actually party that believe that being outside of of this particular could would actually influence great great britain's influence would actually rise and we'd be able to trade more easily with the rest of the world because we're freed of these regulations but at the moment you can see that even from the government's own statistics they show that recently trade with the rest of the world has risen dramatically whilst our trade with europe has actually fallen and that's not surprising to ourselves because we see that the rest of the world everything the east in asia are looking at south america or indeed the middle east and then there's going to be a great push in africa there are countries with rising populations and rising middle class that demand products and we have expertise

they were crying and petrified about what happened and what does it mean. >> there are reports of a possible second suspect taken into custody, the younger brother of the gunman. >> they did walk a guy out of the woods. i saw them walk a guy out earlier with handcuffs, he said he didn't do it. >> a grown man. >> yes, he is by the police car. he didn't have a gun? >> no. just handcuffs and he walked by and looked into the parents' eyes and say i didn't do. >> it the house, president barack obama has been briefed and will making a statement. >>> thank you, rob. this is a story that we will be staying on top of and on ktvu.com. this is a live picture right now from the white house briefing room. we are expecting room from president obama within the next ten minutes where he be updating the country on his reaction to this horrible mass shooting in newton connecticut. he is expressing sympathies to the family as well as pledging federal support for state and local enforcement. hearing from the governor, daniel malloy speaking shortly and we understand he he speaking with a lot of the families, nu

and advisors in this country who are petrified the no longer going to be at the central table of europe enjoying the late night events in the flash cars and hotels that the decision making the real buzz of being for but there are those like me actually. believe that being outside of this particular about could actually influence great great britain's influence would actually rise and we'd be able to trade more easily with the rest of the world because we're freed of these regulations. and it's far from the christmas spirit in spain as thousands of people have taken to the streets of madrid protesting against austerity demonstrators left out at the government's cuts to the education sector saying this already drastically damages the quality of teaching spanish authorities are desperately trying to avoid the economic bailout state of other nations like greece portugal and ireland the country is nearly one hundred fifty billion euros. just ahead more revelations in a case which has been poisoning ties between russia and the u.k. the russian intelligence officer alexander litvinenko murdere

i do agree that there is a certain code of politicians and advisors in this country who are petrified that no longer going to be at the central table of european joining the late night events in the flash cars and the hotels that they get the decision making the real buzz of being there but there are those like me that actually know a party that believes that being outside of this particular cuba would actually influence great great britain's influence would actually rise and we'd be able to trade more easily with the rest of the world because we're freed of these regulations so just to make sure i understand you're saying the economic independence so what in fact be much better for britain because you would be freed out of the regulations that we're saying yes and actually it shows the britain's been a great entrepreneurial business country where we trade globally and at the moment you can see that even from the government's own statistics they show that recently trade with the rest of the world has risen dramatically whilst our trade with europe has actually fallen and that's not su

the people there want but there is a certain code of politicians values in this country who are petrified the no longer going to be at the central table of european joining the late night events in the flash. hotels that they get the decision making the real balls of being but there are those like me surely no party that believes that being outside of this particular trip would actually influence the great great britain's influence would actually rise and we'd be able to trade more easily with the rest of the world because we're freed of these regulations so you're not alone in the euro or a perspective and i want to pull up a graph that we have for our viewers here showing that more and more people would vote for an exit if there were a referendum like this is data from the mori opinion poll now how does this growing anti e.u. sentiment in your view sit with for example prime minister cameron's desire to be in the union and to be actively involved in the decision making process well he's isolated he's isolated themselves from the general opinion of the british people and he's isolating t

benefits to his country there is a certain code of politicians and advisors in this country who are petrified that they're no longer going to be at the central table of europe enjoying the late night events in the flash cars and the hotels that they get the decision making the real buzz of being but there are those like me actually part of that believe that being outside of of this particular to could actually influence great great britain's influence will actually rise and we'll be able to trade more easily with the rest of the world because we're freed of these regulations. this is our the thousands of people have marched through the spanish capital with the christmas spirit failing to quell and the austerity sentiment this time the show of discontent was directed. ward's education cuts a spanish government remains committed to its strategy of austerity as its desperate to avoid the bailout fate of other european nations like greece portugal and ireland the country is nearly one hundred fifty billion euros in debt. the u.k. government has given the green light to the resumption of the contr

in mind is person petrified of him. >> this will be her first time deaf santa claus. >> the messages same in any language. good boy or girl. >> they want the same toys as other boys and girls. all the kids do. >> that is the spirit of the season. for abc 7 news at 5:00. abc 7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> this is abc 7 news at 6:00, on your side. >> good evening. the showdown on the so-called fiscal cliff, democrats and republicans waging a war of words. the issue sent president obama county lawmakers picture that could mean problems for all of us. scott is in the newsroom with all sides are saying, 26 before the deadline.

we will be right back when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing, but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. gerri: president obama calling on congress to act to avoid the fiscal cliff. the president said he is optimistic. modestly optimistic, that is, that a deal can be done. here is the president. >> i still want to get thi done. it's the right thing to do for our families and our businesses and for our entire economy. but for iediate action comedy hour is here. it is now. we are now at the point where in just four days, every american's tax rates are scheduled to go up by law. every american paycheck will get considerably smaller. that would be the wrong thing to do. gerri: no kidding. we have been telling you that for weeks. democrats and republicans alike

they were petrified and didn't know how many shooters there could have been. you can see sally's interview and incredible story of survival with george stephanopolous coming up after the newscast. >>> time is 6:33. >> they are holding a news conference, let's listen in. >> we will not stop until we interview every last one of them. we are holding both crime scenes the school and secondary crime scene indefinitely. we seized it under search warrants and hold those locations until we have completed our work and we feel it is appropriate to let them go. so not to read anything into that. it is common practice to do that. to hold on to the crime scene as long as it is needed for investigative purposes. we have the gun processing the evidence and analyzing the evidence. as i stated yesterday, to use an example, weaponry, every single facet of the weapons will be analyzed. every single round of ammunition will be looked at and examined for any kind of physical evidence. i alluded yesterday to the volume of rounds that were seized or recovered. each image is ghrar ro

whensome people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified. not knowing at to do, they do nothing, but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. john: for most of human history people die by age 30 years. the average life span for thousands of years. on the with the industrial revolution did that change. then it changed quickly by then 40 years old. then 47. 1950, a 68. know it is about 78. a and the numbers will only go up. said our next guest the author of the bookll went of hundred + how the coming a of longevity will change everything. everything? >> i take the premise it is possible and the relatively short term for average life expectancy to be at 150 ali years. w john: people say that is creepy that we are miserable. >> we will be healthier for longer periods of time and be productive, energe

when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified.t to do, they do nothing, but the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. gerri: where's the government wasting gerri: where is the government wasting your hard-earned taxpayer dollars? this time, ghost airportrts. taxpayer dollars subsidizing rural airports with little to no traffic.ew the next guest says these airports meant to bring nemiwjut economic activity just end up bringing more debt. should the government be involved in the first plac claiming now, senior fellow at the manhattan institute and book shakedown, continuing conspiracy against american taxpayer. what's going on? why is the government involved in developing airports? >> of course the governmentl go approves and runs the whole system, the federal government and the essentially local governments, countie

petrified of what happened.hink they are both older than some of the other kids in the school. my son was in the gymnasium when it happened. we heard the gunshots. >> we saw the police officers, on the roof and in the building. >> gunshots? >> we saw the officers kind of--there right outside the door trying to find the guy. >> it was shocking. i got the call at work this morning i cannot believe a small town like this, would have something like this happen. and at this elementary school? >> this does not seem real or possible. you read this in the newspaper, and you think oh my gosh! that poor family, and a something happens so close to home. i think that i am still in shock. >> first of all, our hearts and prayers go out for this terrible incident, tragic. how our police are working closely with the newton police department with mutual involvement to provide services they could not provide. also the state police are leading this investigation. >> it was terrified. i am still terrified. i think i am still in sho

, on the other hand, was running around like a headless chicken, and they were scared, they were petrifiede would become president, especially with his vice presidential candidate. so they voted in their self-interest, because they knew that the system needed to be saved. now that the system is saved is, they just want to pay less taxes. >> that gets to this question of narrow self-interest versus broad self-interest. in the case of adelson, this is really important for people to understand. when you're talking these marginal races, this is tens of millions, hundreds of millions of dollars for people. there's a ton of money on the table. >> if you're earning $400,000 a year, you're still paying less than top marginal rates. it's only the last bit. if you're sheldon adelson, you're paying the marginal rates on basically everything. >> basically everything. but there's also the sense in which the self-interest is very narrow, insofar as when you look at corporate profits being in nominal terms the highest they've ever been. when you talk of, look at the dow, there's all sorts of economic ind

reduce the number of regulations that are making businesses very petrified of hiring people. case study number one is obamacare. i read an interesting article a couple weeks ago about how many businesses are reducing their work hours for employees below 30 hours so they do not have to pay health insurance under the affordable care act. the way you create jobs -- businesses are sitting atop $2 trillion in cash because they do not know what this president will hurl at them next with more expenditures like dodd-frank. i have clients in financial services and i know that is making them very nervous. people are just not hiring companies because they just do not know. if they are going to be able to have the money on hand to deal with the cost of all of these regulations. especially small businesses. right now, we are waiting to see if congress and the president can work something out on the bush tax cuts expiring in january. $250,000 is what a lot of small businesses earn and they would get hit by this. when i hear things like that, i do not think the solution is more money. the p

when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified.ot knowing what to do, they do nothing, but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. announcer: it's timothy green's first day at school. what's in there? he's about to fall over. just anything he might need. there's a box of tissues on the bottom and some band-aids; there's a whole first-aid kit, actually. mom, i can handle it from here. announcer: you don't have to be perfect... bye-bye. have a great day. that's too much pressure. have the day you have. to be a perfect parent. yes! timothy: there are two people in the world who want you more than anything. they'll make some mistakes, but they will love you more than you can ever imagine. announcer: there are thousands of children in foster care who will take you just as you are. ♪ gerri:

in just a few days, it goes viral getting millions of hits and petrifying parking perpetrators worldwideas, of course, surprised of such popularity of this film. the reaction was so huge everywhere in the world. >> videos of destruction have a tendency to really be fascinating to people. that's sort of almost like destruction porn, of watching a building collapse or a car be smashed. >> the video is a huge hit, but does it really deter parking scofflaws? >> it will reduce this problem for sure because the people now have the image of tank which maybe will come and crash their car. >> and after watching the mayor and his car-crushing adventures, many wonder in a u.s. politician could pull off the same stunt? >> michael dukakis, presidential candidate in 1988. got in a tank and put on a helmet and looked silly. >> we live in a -- how can i put this -- much less soviet country. officials here look less oppressive. there they like to look more impressive. >> since becoming an internet sensation, the mayor continues to combat parking violators in new and unique ways. >> so they printed this s

when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified.hey do nothing, but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. lou: i want to turn to the fiscal cliff with our panel but first, very quickly, touch on the nra which proposed armed guards, armed policemen, at public schools to provide safety. i thought it was a straightforward, common sense idea. don't you agree with it? >> i do not, lou. i do not. did not help people at columbine. people serving as guards at school not qualified to carry weapons. the expense of it. we have 100,000 schools, say, add up $50,000 per guard. we'll get a billion dollar price tag. when we're cutting back on everything, i don't think this will protect our children. >> i think nra should have said, we should allow one person at the school to have a concealed carry pe

when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified. not knowing what to do, they do nothing, but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. >> the he questions buzzing around washington and frankly the nation tonight, will a deal get done on the fiscal cliff. negotiations continuing behind closed doors to avoid some of the the most painful tax hikes and spending cuts in our nation's history. at least one republican congressman believes the president really wants the nation to go over the cliff, he so tax rates can rise. joining me now for his take on what's going on, live from the hill right now, house budget committee member, republican south carolina congressman mick mullvaney. thank you for being with us. >> thanks for having me. >> harris: this would be quite an acting job if he really in

when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified.t the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. ♪ >> to tell me to get out of the class. i said, no poor because in the hallway. that's like wearing a kk shirt because she knows nothing about a. tom: she claims her teacher martyr. now our family is suing. the lawsuit is claiming the philadelphia school district ignored that ight to free speech and let other students harasser and subject her to an emotional distress. to our legal eagles in tonight's let me be brief segment, trial attorneys says -- samantha has a good case. debra plumb sides with the school. deborah, let's start with you. why is the school right? >> the school was not involved. the teacher was acting in an individual capacity, not in her official capacity. granted, her actions wer

. >> they are petrified of this, aren't they? >> they are. it deals with reputation.nited states has always been, i think, viewed globally as a pragmatic problem solver. after we've done everything we'll do the right thing. i think in this case we're focused in the conversation with the president and with the congressional leaders, we had more than 103 ceos in town last week. and really the best was, look, sit down, work it out. but we were equally firm, i think, on entitlement spending refirm as on revenue. >> no doubt. i have to ask you what's going on this michigan. you were a michigan governor i feel like half my adult lifetime. >> 12 short years. >> why didn't you pursue right to work? >> we didn't have the votes then. >> would you have pursued it if you did have the votes? >> it was something we always talked about. at that time in the region there were no right-to-work states. it was a regional question, and i think what's happened with right-to-work and the governor is passionate about getting the jobs engine restarted in michigan, indiana moving to right to w

you've got the family that's ang anxious, petrified.the little girl that's being victimized. and when all is said and done, what does law enforcement do? they point the finger at the family and say, well, they weren't cooperative. oh, my goodness. they are the victims, aren't they? therefore let's treat them a little more kindly. >> i was thinking the whole time, she's right. if i would have listened to her i wouldn't be here right now. i would be at home. i would be at home with my brothers and i missed them so much. i missed all my brothers so much. >> today under the watchful guard of her family shauna warns other girls how easy it is to be kidnapped and trafficked, her mission -- to save other girls from a similar fate. >> to this day, i'm still scared to go out. i went to the beach a few weeks ago, and i saw the dude who raped me. and he just looked at me like, hey. [ bleep ]. you ruined my whole life. you have scarred me for the rest of my life and you're just sitting there going on with your life like nothing is wrong. you know?

that children were petrified confused.n was in a gymnasium. >> we saw a police officer if we heard them on the roof and in our building. >> did you hear gunshots? >> the police officers were right out to the door trying to find the guy. >> it was shocking. i got a call at work and i could not believe a small town like this would ever have anything like this happen. an elementary school. >> it does not even seen the real. it is not even seem possible. and if you see it in the news you think oh my gosh! that for family and then you have something so close to home happen. i think i am still in shock. >> our hearts and prayers go out to the victims of this terrible incident. tragic. our police force is working with the newton police to barter with a mutual aid agreement set in place. providing assets that they might not have and also the state police that is taking the lead in this investigation. >> terrifying, shocking >> was everybody wanting their parents? >> yes. and in some people worry even kind of got a stomach ache. >>

when some people struggle with their mortgage payments, they become frozen, petrified. do, they do nothing, but the people who do something, the people who take action, are far more likely to get the most positive outcome. making home affordable is a free government program. call now to talk one on one with a housing expert about the options that are right for you. real help, real answers right now. cheryl: we are getting some breaking news into fox business right now. reuters is reporting jpmorgan securities and bear stearns are being sued over mortgage-backed securities by the national credit association. this is over alleged misconduct and $3.6 billion in mortgage securities to credit union collapse on losses from those securities. we will continue to follow that story for you. the stock is higher at this point. dennis: stocks now as did every 15 minutes, nicole petallides on the new york stock exchange. nicole: all eyes on washington now discuss the fiscal cliff trying to come to some sort of agreement to make this happen for u.s. taxpayers, americans across the cou

and business people petrified. this is the last thing we need if you run a company. i understand you have a horse in the game. >> but you also have the double trigger. if you go over the cliff, we've got the debt ceiling fight right afterwards. it's not like that's six months down the line. that's in if first month, six weeks of the new year. >> the other thing, depending on where you stand, the idea that we just get rid of congressional approval of the debt ceiling at all, which is that ludicrous proposal that was in the president's plan. that's not -- and would you really want that? would you really want not having any more oversight over whether we keep raising the debt? >> but there's also a compromise that's potentially there on that as well. >> you are all about compromise today. he's a deal maker. you guided that place through the financial. you sold that company and to bank of america, right? >> i had a lot to do with it. >> you did it, i thought. i thought you said we've got to do this. i'm allowed to say

it was 1:15 before we -- we -- we were petrified.e didn't know how many there could have been. we were listening. you couldn't hear a whole lot. but we heard screaming and the gunshots. and -- >> i know the police shielded you as you left. so you wouldn't see what happened. >> right. they told us to close our eyes. they said, close your eyes. >> you knew every child in that school. >> i see them all at least once a year for their hearing and vision, so -- you know, and then, some i see a lot more often. but i get to know them. >> i know at first you didn't want to hear about the victims. >> yeah. >> have you been able to learn anything more since? >> oh, yeah, by saturday night, the list wasn't officially out until -- the public until saturday night. >> finally, i know you have been starting to learn that for now at least you may not be going back to sandy hook. how long will that be? >> they really haven't given us any indication. there's a lot of different things being mentioned. and -- but we know there will be at least a temporar