more important question here, this is another in a series of massacres from fort hood to tucson, new town and aurora, colorado. he wanted to end his life and he said i am going to go out like the other people did in a way i become famous and people write about me and talk about me and the way to do that is kill more people than anyone else and that is the draw and the attraction and the reward he got for the way he ended his life. when you get people like that they will look at the examples before them and they all go out and do the same thing or try to do worse. >> was that harsh? >> i don't know if he was in search of celebrity. because he didn't live long enough to see it. he had mental problems and sought help but no real follow up. the thread between all of the shootings, there is mental illness involved. and as a society we are not good at recognizing what turns violent. the post reports that he was having work problems, that his work was being reevaluated and looks like the first people he shot in the head were people he worked with. you had a grudge, you know, bearing out in the v

i started any junior year of high school without my big sister. >> what was it like in new town after this navy yard shooting? >> it was chaos, because we knew that we were coming down the next day, and no one in our group questioned that we weren't going to come down. everyone knew that this was just more motivation to come down. because this is in your backyard, and this proves it can happen anywhere. it can happen at a school in a mall, and now, at a naval yard. >> obviously, you're a very impressive speaker. what sort of message do you want tosembled tyou wantto send to ts families? >> i just want to say, you're not alone. and that's one thing that i didn't realize until probably six months after, you know. you have a whole nation behind you. everyone supports you. it's never -- you're never alone. you have so many people there for you, and you know, some are just a phonecall away, some are just a car ride away. all you need to do is ask for help. and we'll be there. >> carlos soto, speaking tonight from washington d.c. it's great to talk to you, and thanks very much for being wit

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not only is there a new town, but about there is likely to be a new tone between washington and tel aviv. >> when we get down to it, john. what are both men looking to get out out of today's meeting. >> president netanyahu is looking for the red line. do you remember when he drew the bomb and the red line. very vivid moment. the red line gets the point that iran will reach that israel will no longer accept and israel will look to attack iran's nuclear facility. while prime minister netanyahu is looking for firm time lines from president obama for firm time lines. you can't blame him for taking this hawkish stance, if they're really building a nuclear bomb secretly, then his country is the first they'll be affected. >> that meet something set to take place in the white house in just a moment. john terrett. thank you. >>> the second face of the bp 12 in a new orleans court. bp trying to avoid billions of dollars in fines after a rig explosion in 2010 killed 11 people and called the largest offshore oil spill in u.s. history. who is responsible and how much of the damage is turning into a h

hundreds of new towns were founded and the old ones thrived as local and long-distance ade flourished. at the same time there were new intellectual impulses, evidenced best of all in the founding of the great universities-- paris, oxford, and cambridge. inside the church, great scholars such as peter abelard, attempted to wrestle afresh with those eternal problems of the relationship between the rational and logic and faith. so everywhere there was a sense of change. nowhere is this sense of change revealed more dramatically than in architecture. in a drab suburb of paris at the church of saint-denis once the glorious burial place of the kings of france we can pinpoint the moment of transition to the new, visionary gothic style. it's rare in the history of western architecture when we can see a new style in a new place inneonument at a very specific moment in time. such is the case here where, for the first time the gothic style was created. william clark is an art historian who has made new contributions to our knowledge of saint-denis and chartres. the new style of architecture is c

. >> a news alert out of colorado. an entire town, many towns now forced to evacuate. officials raising the death toll from some devastating floods to four people. dozens more remain unaccounted for. one of the biggest problems the rivers of mud now taking entire communities and forcing colorado locals to break out their shovels well before the beginning of winter. hello, everyone, glad you are with us. >> i remember you. >> yes, vaguely. >> you look familiar. >> i think i remember. welcome to requested inside america's news headquarters." thousands of people have now been rescued from some of the state's biggest cities and the damage is so severe that even for folks who swoiv they say it could only provide so much comfort. >> i'm usually not very emotional. but this is emotional. >> it's like everything you know and love you see get swept away in a matter of hours. >> one friend dead and no idea of you know when we can go back and what will be left when we get back. >> jenna is in the extreme weather center. >> hi. unfortunately, we are dealing with more rain in the f

the school will now serve as the new town hall. the real town hall was badly damaged.nd the kids will go to school 20 miles away. >> they set it up, k through 12 for all of lyons. it's an amazing effort to keep us all together. >> reporter: on thursday, residents will be allowed in for the first time. just to gather essential belongings, one or two have already trickled in. >> it's devastating. it's devastating. we're just starting to see. >> reporter: it will be a chance for them to see their homes, assess the damage, and face the reality of rebuilding. jim hooley. al jazeera, lyons, colorado. >> the wildfire that burned around yosemite national park is expected to leave terrain that looks like a moonscape. last month's rim fire consumed more than 400 square miles of forest land. it burned so intensely everything in it is likely dead. fire officials say once crews are able to enter the center of the burned area they expect to see a surface that does look like the moon. >>> it was a banner day on wall street and the federal reserves says the economy is still not ready

this is usually the case for many japanese when they move to a new town. but that's no longer the case. >> we have to be positive. and enjoy life, because we have to keep living. with events like these we can take one step forward. >> reporter: he has a reason to be hopeful. he met and married an evacuee, they had their first child last mon month. >> translator: we have to work together to overcome our challenges. i might not have met new friends if it weren't for this disaster. >> reporter: people all over fukushima are still trying to t ongoing problems at the nuclear plant are brought under catherine. she will be joining us throughout the day with live reports from fukushima. >>> here's other news making headlines this tsunami and the nuclear disaster. many who have fled their homes are trying thour. u.s. president barack obama is going over his notes, in about an hour, he'll make a televised address explaining his case for a military strike on syria. russian president vladimir putin has urged obama to drop his plan before western leaders ask the syrian

easier to buy guns than to give a driver's license -- [ talking at the same time ] >> after the new town massacre up there at that sandy hook elementary school, in newtown, gun sales doubled. people say better i can defend myself because nobody else will -- [ talking at the same time ] >> i don't think -- [ talking at the same time ] >> a sorry history. the shooting in washington was the latest in a long nationwide history. the following list does not include all the u.s. killings over the past six years. >> december 2012, newtown connecticut, 20 children and six adults shot to death. august 2012, oak creek, wisconsin, six killed. july 2012, colorado, 12 killed, 58 wounded. january 2011, tucson, arizona, six killed. and former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords severely injured. november 2009, texas, 13 killed. 29 wounded. april 2007, virginia tech, 32 killed by one shooter, the worse mass shooting in u.s. history. >> question, president obama on tuesday says if voters want gun legislation to get passed in congress, they should focus attention on congress. president obama highlight

election was in reaction to their support for tougher gun laws after the mass shootings in aurora and new townconnecticut. morse was recalled. he will be replaced by bernie who is gun friendly. >> this is the result, that is okay. we will fight another day. they may have won the battle, but they are not going to win the war. people are dying for real and we need to stop that. >> meantime senator gear on was recalled by 56% of voters. >>> cracking it down. a source of a loud noise that put residents in one east bay community on edge. where it's coming from and where communication broke down. >>> two new iphones about to get released. the changes in prices and technology. unbelievable. shhhhh! in our day, we didn't have u-verse high speed internet. yeah, our babysitter didn't have a million ways to serve mom up on a silver platter. we had to count sheep to fall asleep. and i always worried that i was creating an overcrowded sheep farm. in my head... never looked like that farmer took proper care of those sheep. too much? a little. [ male announcer ] connect all your wi-fi-enabled devices with u-

events were in the works before the navy your shooting and is organized by the new town action alliance renewing efforts for background check legislation. a gunman killed 26 people on campus at sandy hook elementary school before he shot and killed himself. >> a group trying to raise money for domestic violence funerals needs your help. a 39-year-old was stabbed to death 11 days ago by her husband and father of their they children. the nonprofit mothers against murders says only half of the $17,000 needed to pay for her burial has come in. they need $8,500 by tomorrow. >> if you would like to help we have a lincoln our website at abc7news.com. >> this morning a blind reverend in east palo alto wants an apologize after they were hit by a driver who took off but the police, not the driver, who needs to apologize. we explain. >> the reverend told abc7 news that something he and his guide dog do often. the go for a walk in the neighborhood. on monday night, after 8:00, he and the dog did not get far, only a block from home, before someone driving a car hit them. >> he backed into me, hit th

. >> pam: corporate responsibility opened a letter offering to ben pence the new town shouting did notrompt this new policy >> pam: it's a disturbing story. >> pam: a massachusetts man who chatted online with other men about their desire to kidnap, rape, kill and eat children. has been sentenced. >> pam: photos of a basement dungeon geoffrey portway built. a child-sized coffin. butchering tools. and metal restraints. >> jacqueline: a chance of rain will have the futurecast and when to expect a rain at 8:45 p.m. >> reporter: coming up at 11 on the bay area news we will explain what all of this mean and why one city council member says the new band goes too far. google, what is glossophobia? glossophobia, is the fear of public speaking. ♪ ♪ the only thing we have to fear is... fear itself. ♪ ♪ >> pam: this is a very disturbing story. >> pam: and basement dudgeon with chalks size cost and butchering tools and metal restraints. ryan schulteis talks with residents. who are relieved neighborhood. >>"yay im so happy!" >> reporter:neighbors in this worcester neighborhood thrilled and feeling m

both took a hard line on guns after the shooting massacres in new town and arora, one state senate presidents been going door to door trying to win support from voters to keep him in offers. morse helped bass new state regulations that imposed universal background checks and limited the size of magazine clips. that upset voters who are against added restrictions on gun rights. >> for my whole political career, i have worried much more about being as good a leader as i can be and not focused at all on being a good politician. that will get new to a recall. and i am okay with that. >> state senator angela, another supporter of tougher gun laws is also facing a recall k it's the first time in colorado state history that elected lawmakers are facing a recall. billionaire businessman michael bloomberg has been the mayor of new york city for the past 12 years after some nasty campaign and plenty of mud slinging democratic and remember kansas datremember kansasdatzrepublicr. >> reporter: it's election season in new york where democratic voters out number republicans 6-1. the front runner in the pol

they were moved to a new town, aurora, columbine.the mass shootings we have seen in this country that draws the question what are we doing to protect our children and our community and our neighbors. are we asking the right questions? talking to the gun manufacturers and the people you can buy guns from. that is the question we have to ask ourselves. it is not about confiscating all the guns on the street. martha: i remember there was all this discussion about three elements that needed to be discussed, mental health system, the videogame connection that all these people have. he would sit for 16 hours mindlessly playing video games. i might point out and i will say again we have to do something about that. not all kids will do something because they play violent video games but you have to put these things together. those same people should not be having guns in their hands. it is a bad combination and we have to address it. martha: we have some breaking news, we will have you back again. thank you very much for being here today. bi

. >> monte frank the new town alliance making sure no one forgets. >>> when america tonight >> now, a snapshot of stories making headlines on america tonight. in an exchange with deputy forng minister, syrian president assad offers what he considering proof of the weapons attack. investigators conclude serin gas was used and the rockets were fired likely from the syrian government's military base he. >>> in alabama a rush of sorts, hundreds protested at the university of alabama. fraternities and sororities, some are accused of denying intrir tentry to black students. calling for change. >>> after a big surprise from the fed, the federal reserve indicated it would keep its stimulus program in place, $83 billion per month in bond purchases and the stock market grew to record highs. >>> focus of the detroit's bankruptcy case is the art collection of all things. retired workers are already worried about having a drab future. america tonight sent chris bury to sketch out detroit's future. >> the city of detroit has entered uncharted territory. small businesses wiped out, tens of thousands

news. >> thank you, kate. a celebration in oak town, but that was not the case in san francisco. were dominated at home today by the indianapolis colts. newly acquired trent richardson scored first. then andrew luck finished it off. and fights tomorrow hard in the end zone. 27-7 is the final. 49ers are now 1-2 this season. >> not winning this game, not -- you know, not being, you know in position to make plays and make it competitive. that's a disappointment to all of us. you know, we all got to look at how we can -- you've got to be real. you know, how we can improve. >> got to do a better job all across the board. got to protect better, create bigger holes in the running game. running backs, we've got to -- i mean, receivers, everybody. everybody's got to target, not just one person. we've got to figure it out. >> i have to maik those regardless. i have to be able to throw receivers especially oand give them a chance to make plays. >> we have to get better. >> tony abreu, snik noonan will score. man on sepgd and third. eduardo nunez singles to left. perez throws out robinson ca

why one new jersey town... is canceling halloween! / / you're watching fox 45 morning news.. morning. for governor heats up. the high profile candidate who's officially joining the race. tonight on fox 45 news at five.. nap smart map nap smart map we are we are following breaking news out of northeast baltimore. three people are dead and another is in critical condition after a car crash at york road and northern parkway. megan gilliland is on the scene with more. another democratic hopeful for governor is kicking off his bus tour today. attorney general doug gansler is launching a 17- stop tour in his campaign. starting this morning in rockville the tour will go through ellicott city before ending the first day in baltimore. gansler is challenging lt. governor anthony brown and heather mizeur for the nomination. all three democratic candidates for maryland governor come out swinging... trying to convince a crowd they are the right person for the job. the three spoke in front of the maryland state and washington d-c building and construction trades council. they focused on wh

>> in a sense when we developed the new town in the 80s the concept was the epicenter would be filmed small. circumstances have changed in terms of what shoppers like. and we don't think today that the mall is the epicenter. we think the metro center is the epicenter. that is of course the region's first true transit oriented development. right now it houses the library system and the newest campus in baltimore county but it also is going to have a hotel apartment, shops, restaurants and ultimately adjacent the mall that will spill over into the mall so the economic moek men tum tak -- momentum takes place. >> the property owners choose not to do anything or to upgrade it. we think we are going to build around it and i image we will catch up. >> it seemed to be the road to go with at this point. what is going on? >> what we are going to do is we have done it in phases. they will continue all of the way to liberty road. give me another year. i will have that for you. >> we want to know where it will be when all of this develops ov the area. the>> the economy we have over the last coupl

new crinkle cut fries is the price. they'll be 20 cents more, except in kids' meals. the town council of gloucester township, new jersey is defying common sense by playing the halloween equivalent of scrooge, or the grinch...or whatever you want to call it... by cancelling halloween. the council has approved a resolution saking parents to abandon traditional trick or treating, and instead have indoor parties. or at the very least, have all those little ghosts and goblins off the streets by seven. fortunately, the resolution is only a suggestion...wit hout any real teeth. still ahead, better get some lemons handy, because this next story is so sweet, you might go into sugar- shock. that's next. great odins... beard.../ beard.../ great grandma's spachala... now another installment of....panda watch!! and it doesn't get any cuter than this. 14 of the cutest little furballs you'll ever see were on display at the panda preserve in china's chengdu province. these cubs were all born on the facility between july and september, and brought together for a photo opp...and some play time.

after shootings in aurora and new town connecticut, the races are the first in colorado's history. tomorrow ohio lawmakers are preparing to override their governors veto to nullify federal gun laws. al jazeera has more from jeffson city missouri. >> is aims at blocking federal gun laws in the show me state. republican representative is the representative. >> i don't want my rights taken away, because a few number of people choose to use firearms in an illegal way. >> he says recent national tragedies have triggered unnecessary calls in congress for more gun control. his bill would make it el legal to enforce federal gun laws in missouri. >> in missouri, we will determine when our constitutional rights are being violated. >> jay nixon the state's democratic governor vetoed the legislation, but lawmakers are set to override him wednesday. critics say the bill is extreme, and unconstitutional, because local police will be responsible for arresting federal officials like fbi agents attempting to enforce federal laws in missouri. >> if you are a police officer in the city of st. louis,

the community will have to make next on fox45 news at ten... ...and why one town in new jersey.... wants to cancel halloween... when we come back hundreds... of... homes... will face the wrath of a bulldozer... like these... in... east baltimore today..../ paul gessler... was... there... as the first homes... were turned... to rubble... from... a... 10 million dollar federal mortgage fraud... settlement. mayor stephanie rawlings-blake: "i know that we'll 500 homes ...represent... just three percent ...of the city's... estimated... 16 thousand... vacant homes. one new jersey town... is spooking little kids everywhere... by canceling halloween! in gloucester township... the council approved a resolution asking parents to restrict halloween activities to private parties.. and not to allow children to trick or treat. and if they do go door to door they ask the kids to be home by 7 p-m. nat sound: "it's for the safety of the community not only for the children but for the adults, the houses." nat sound: "when people read this they're going to turn out the lights and lock their doors and

. >> just above downtown, the school will now serve as the new town hall. e town school kids will go to school in longmont, 20 miles away. >> they set it up k through 12 or all of lyes. >> thursday, residents will be allowed in for the first time, just to gather essential belongings. one or two have already trickled in. >> it's devastating. we're just starting to see. >> it will be a chance to see their homes, assess the damage and face the receipts of rebuilding. >> when the people finally do get back, they have to keep a couple of things in mind. they can't drink the water without biology it first. a no flush order is in place. the sewer system in town has been compromised, pretty much completely wiped out. >> cooler temperatures and storms moving across the country this morning. meteorologist nicole mitchell has a look at the forecast. good morning, nicole. >> it's all the same system causing us a couple different problems. it is going to be cooler weather for us, all it's a snap back to reality, because the head of this front,ments have gone so far above

just after the mass shooting in new town, connecticut which was perhaps one reason why people felt so adamant about this. they feel like it's a threat to public safety. there have been packed public hearings and this new ordinance. the city has given templar sports four years to move or give up its gun sales. the lawyer representing the sale says this deadline make nos sense. if this is a public safety issue as the city claims why is his client not being forced to move now. templar sports is considering legal action. bob redell, "today in the bay." >> 5:02. the milpitas police department is getting a high tech boost to help fight crime before it happens. the city signed a three-year contract with pedpoll which makes cost mayor to predict which are hot spots for crime. even weather conditions can determine where officers should be deployed. the system has been used in parts of los angeles. milpitas police say the system should be up and running next month. >> a trial for a daycare worker accused of abusing children. keith woodhouse stands accused of inappropriately touching nine childr

new town, also, was in connecticut.l shooting last year, victor. >> the potential targets have been identified. but what can be done to prevent something like this from happening again? of course, you mentioned the clackamas mall shooting in oregon, one man there, ten to 15 in kenya. what could be done to prevent it from happening in the u.s.? >> that's a really tough question. every facility has to deal with security in their own ways. we do know mall of america are one of the biggest malls in minneapolis. twice a month they do a lockdown drill where their have their customers, go through a drill where they practice how to hide and how to shelter in these kind of situations. >> before we get too far into this conversation, we probably should have done this at the top. let's identify the difference between a soft target and a hard target. we're using terms now that maybe some people have never reallily discussed. >> we asked that as well. a soft target, the way it was explained to us, is an area that the public can have

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so i would say that those workers, we also have a new town that worked on this from world war ii andit hasn't interesting cutaway of the interior. so those are some of the books in the collection and we also have books by the graduate of the academy who worked with this as well. so there a lot of works in the collection. there are a certain number of individuals in the collection, as well as individuals in magazines and has had articles about this. about going under the polls, the magazine that is about part of world war ii and we have some scientific american issues. and this is a fictional one that was published in 1919. it was included in the illustrations and so forth and so on. so it makes it very interesting as we combine these illustrations of actual people and events. this was the first to surface with americans. and suddenly became part of this. and it was in singapore and basically east asia, and it lays out the whole war plan. it is taken to offices without their knowledge, which is how was published. >> he works in italian, russia, spanish, french, japanese, it's such an

but when you react to a new town by saying there must be something we can do that have a lot some kind. it's politics. >> guest: i agree with you on that point. it's so universal. i want a single way to protect the children. we'll want to do something. that's human nature. what can we do to stop us from happening? i've been in that classroom. i know the age group. it is such a horror. however, legislation cannot be made based on human emotions. it has to be made based on policy, evidenced in fact. that's when things don't get very far congress because once the emotion dies down. if we did this in a way with people like you and me and not politicians, you could talk to each other a lot more. politicians always stick to their guns. pun intended. >> guest: absolutely. thank you so much. >> guest: absolutely. enjoyed it. >> here's a look at the books published in 2002. booktv sports or on c-span 2. >> our motto is even now when you we didn't have any money to go until they invited us to leave. and with that attitude, adalat has two somehow kept her education for survival. i don't know how

and just like nearly every town in the country. the new starbucks is on main street. the stores will accept starbucks gift cards and the starbucks app. starbucks opened at epcot center in disney world in florida earlier this year. allowing outside businesses into its parks is not unprecedented for disney -- it already has similar deals with a few others businesses, including ghiradelli chocolate shops. california is raising its minimum wage to one of the highest rates in the nation. here's video of governor jerry brown signing the bill yesterday in los angeles. the new law will gradually hike the state's minimum wage over the next three years to 10 dollars an hour. supporters of the bill talked about the measure's economic benefits. state republican lawmakers oppose the increase saying it ratchets up business costs, encouraging them to cut jobs. federal law sets a minimum wage of $7.25 per hour. drivers wanting to get behind the wheel of the tesla model s, without the 70-grand price tag, can now rent one from hertz. good morning. i witnessed an amazing new technology.

we will never be able today progress on that and make things like new town if not impossible at least less likely to happen unless we stop calling each other names and throwing slogans at each other and i think that's all they did in the senate. it would surprise me to learn that anybody besides manchin toomey and schumer have actually read any of the legislation. >> guest: i don't think schumer did because he threw his name out at the last minute. >> host: he was working on a proposal like that. >> guest: the schumer one didn't even go to the floor and that's how rush this thing. they took a bill that they knew wouldn't be on the floor saying we are going to change it later in the committee. >> host: are gun politics has become really sloganeering and not an attempt to wrestle with serious issues at hand. isn't it legitimate to want to protect the right of the public to live in safety with the 300 million guns we have in the country? every gun owner -- >> guest: that is why they have begun, so they are safer. >> host: shouldn't there be a way we can talk to each other about these thi

this comes a month after members of the new town community that sufed that horrific shooting sent himr asking him to ban guns in their community. they said this is a step in the right direction. they're happy to see this. they would have liked to see a ban but are happy to see they. i can tell you that starbucks has been out front on very controversial issues in the past. vocally supporting gay marriage, for example. so this is not a first for this company and this ceo. but it is a big name brand making a big step in a heated debate, wolf. >> it certainly is. you're right, poppy. we'll see you later today in "the situation room," as well. thank you. the federal reserve is about to announce a decision that cog dramatically affect your monthly budget. the story, coming up next. a writer and a performer. ther, i'm also a survivor of ovarian and uterine cancers. i even wrote a play about that. my symptoms were a pain in my abdomen and periods that were heavier and longer than usual for me. if you have symptoms that last two weeks or longer, be brave, go to the doctor. ovarian and uterine

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. >> reporter: in fort hood texas and tucson arizona and are aurora colorado and new town connecticutis last december. what is clear is that this debate will continue with both sides only to yield. >> involve other channels and the chemicals often alone will do anything. >> reporter: pamela brown >> pam: more moms here in northern california. turning to hidden handguns to protect themselves. and their families. in sacramento county. a steady rise in concealed weapons permits. in 2009 -- about 90 were issued. this year so far. more than 700. and -- the sheriffs department says thousands more applications still need to be processed. 30 percent of people hoping to pack some heat -- women. >> ♪ i feel more safer in a bomb at the park for myself i've got forbid something or to ever happen. >> i western news have you watched the news lately? >> i do not want to be the next victim. >> pam: there a lot of steps to go through to get a concealed weapon. including a training course -- a fee -- and in-person interview. also -- a really long wait as well. but -- most of the mothers interviewed for

it's fine to change your defining vision, circumstances change and new town happens but he doesn't have that consistency. >> rose: in fact, it was pointed out today dr. janice -- the chief operating officer of med star washington hospital center said quote there's something evil in our society that we as americans have to work to try and eradicate. >> she was speaking two minutes drive from the whitehouse. that was in proximity to congress and the whitehouse and yet this conversation in that terrible time this conversation has drawn to a very rapid close. a president with this much ability to connect to the american people could sustain this debate. could push it forward. even with a reluctant congress. and you know, if you're looking for a bigger vision over a longer term following gun control over a time like this. >> the book is called the message to be selling to president obama. politico john harris and todd purpose takes a closer look at president obama. lock. >> i sort of have to chuckle when they describe you and me as being dangerous. [crowd cheering] that's one thing they are

today, now many months removed from its horrible new town massacre and in the shadow of the recent navy yard attack, not much has changed. just last week in chicago, 13 people were shot, including a three-year-old. shootings and murder of innocent children daily on the streets of america does not seem to spur us to act. indeed, it was earlier this month in new orleans 11-year-old london samuels was shot and killed as she was held in her babysitter's arms. shotlater, another was dead as she slept on the couch in her living room in the middle of the night. andmy galvan heard gunshots , andd out the back window a bullet meant for another struck him in the head, killing him. they join a long line of babies taken from us. here are homes, edward barton, kendall and kelsey barton. 50 years ago, the nation wept for cynthia wesley, carolyn wesley and denise mcnair, the four little girls killed by the ku klux klan. today, the same young faces, the ce, the same potential snuffed out not to much as a whisper. this cannot stand. it is time for this nation to finish the work of frederick douglass and

a huge firemen's event in whilewood. >> which is another town in new jersey. >> another, a resort town. approximately about 80 mile south of seaside heights. my understanding, 60% or 70% of the departments are down there. >> so you're saying it may have been that there weren't a lot of people there at the beginning to help. i know they're now bringing in firefighters. but your view that could be part of the reason this is so' enormous. >> i have no idea but i know some of the newer equipment was brought down there to show. they're proud of their equipment and their firefighting techniques. it is educational and they're down there to learn. >> thank you very much. governor chris christie as all of america saw, during super storm sandy was there with the president and they now and he'll be speaking live. we'll be taking in. in a couple moments when he gets to the microphone and we have other news that we're following when we come back, including three people confirmed dead in colorado's floods where we'll go live to boulder. and a huge announcement from twitter. we'll break down what it

in this sleepy new york town, up to 400 teens threw a wild, labor day house party, captured on twitterin selfie after selfie. this tweet reads, here's to the nights we don't remember and the friends we won't forget. the morning after, the place was trashed. the summer home of ex-nfl star, brian holloway. he was in florida and knew nothing about it. holloway's son tipped his dad off after seeing the photos on social media. among them, this picture of a teen standing on a table the former nfl player bought with his super bowl money. >> i can't believe it. we just broke in the house. this is amazing. >> reporter: holloway takes us through the home, showing us the estimated $20,000 in damage. the ten smashed windows and glass doors. all of that graffiti. show me where the damage was. >> that window was kicked out. >> reporter: police are investigating. but holloway did his own sleuthing. he tracked down 220 of the kids, posting all those party picture tweets online, hoping the kids will repent and learn a valuable lesson about drinking and vandalism. holloway says some of their parents hav

in this sleepy new york town up to 400 teens threw a whield labor day house party captured on twitterafter selfie. this tweet reads here's to the nights we don't remember and the friends we won't forget. the morning after the place was trashed. the summer home of ex nfl star brian hole oh, way. he was in florida and knew nothing about it. his son tipped his father off after seeing pictures on social media. this one of a teenager standing on a table. >> he was like i can't believe it. we broke into a house. >> tonight holloway takes us through the home showing us the estimated $20,000 in damage. the ten smashed windows and glass doors, holes punched through walls. all that graffiti. >> show me where this damage was. >> that window was completely kicked out. >> reporter: police are investigating but holloway did his own sleuthing. he tracked down 220 of the kids, posting all those party picture tweets online hoping the teens will repent and learn a valuable lesson about drinking and vandalism. >> it just went to a whole different level. >> he says some of their parents have threatened h

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. >> when we were having the gun debate over new town, one of the things a friend of mean kept e-mailing me. he had a great point, do you want to encourage people to go and get mental help counseling, but just because somebody has the courage top doesn't mean they should have their rights taken away. >> right. you don't want them to be a afraid to go. >> we always talk about criminals, background check, criminals, that's easy as far as i'm concerned. terrorist, that's easy. you move over to this mental health rage, it is so critically important that we encourage people to go get treatment. when does the red flag go up and when does the psychiatrist go, my gosh, or a psychologist, oh, my gosh, this person -- >> then suddenly they are punished for getting the type of treatment they so desperately need. >> and this is a huge issue today i. has been for the last 10, 15 years ago given so many veterans coming out of iraq and afghanistan ptsd, seeking assistance and help, which we encourage them. we don't it held against them. >> real quirks let me play out a scenario. let's say we backtrack,

hood, texas, tucson, and connecticut in new town last december.ear, this debate will continue with both sides still unwilling to deal. >> it's the change that we need. it's a change overwhelmingly supported by the majority of americans. >> we are going to have this discussion today. it's on other channels. when the camera goes off, nobody is going to do anythingch. >> and lapierre also talked about how mental health records are not in the system for background checks for purchasing guns. the president said in his speech yesterday the u.s. is not inherently prone to mental health issues, but it's easier to get a gun than other countries like the u.k.. >> we sure see mental health issues in every one of these. >> as we saw it there. >> thank you very much. appreciate it. another big story out of washington. right now, we are one week from a potential government shutdown and neither side is giving up much ground at this point. republicans are still plit within their own party. some insisting on defunding the president's health care law. democrats say