it is easy to get a gun in michigan. but in a lot of colleges across the country it is very hard to carry or have a gun with you. in michigan you can have a gun with an open carry permit anywhere but colleges can prevent it, which annoys me a little bit,but would you comment on what students would do about the laws or can do? >> i hear this a lot. colleges have a wide range. if you have a concealed carry permit in your state but the campus says you cannot have it and people that are pro-second amendment say look what happened at virginia tech. gun-free zones are the most dangerous places. look at aurora, colorado. james holmes had eight movie theaters between his apartment and the one he chose that's people in colorado were allowed to carry guns and we went to the one that didn't allow guns. when you look at the shooting at fort hood and school shootings. they are gun-free zones. so i understand students saying i don't want to live in a no-gun zone. and the flipside is people say kids are drinking on campus. gun own reown

by finding a seller who does not own a gun store. this is exactly what happened in our state. dane county, wisconsin. a domestic abuser had been convicted of battery not once, but twice. he was legally prohibited from possessing a gun because of a restraining order. so instead of shopping at a gun dealer, he found a ad for a .9 mm glock in a local newspaper. he reached out to the seller or, they agreed to meet at a hardware store. though the seller did ask this question, and i quote: you're not going to go out and kill someone, are you? >> tyrone used that gun on a horrific murdering spree. he killed both of his children and both of their mothers. we see the terror that abusers create when they are armed. we see the impact on their wives, their girlfriends and their children. we are major proponents of community policing, we have a community of about 200,000 people, and if my officers are on the street working closely with these citizens we are sworn the protect, i want to know that our laws are doing everything we can to keep guns ou

and had to sometimes carry a gun, i worried as a carry a gun, i worried as a woman that i could be womani could be overpowered and have my gun overpowered and have my gun taken and used against me. taken and used against me. now, as a mum of two young boys, now, as a mum of two young boys, gun safety is a huge concern in gun safety is a huge concern in my household. my household. according to the latest according to the latest statistics, each day statistics, each day approximately five children are approximately five children are killed or injured by guns. killed or injured by guns. the newest smart gun, the the newest smart gun, the ip1 is ip1 is designed to alleviate both of designed to alleviate both of these concerns by personalizing these concerns by personalizing the weapons ability to fire. the weapons ability to fire. this works like a regular this works like a regular firearm, if we didn't tell firearm, if we didn't tell civilians there's civilians there's batteries, batteries, they wouldn't know. they wouldn't know. >> there's a watch. >> there's a watch. if you decide "i'm re

and had to sometimes carry a gun, i worried as a woman that i could be overpowered and have my gun takennd used against me. now, as a mum of two young boys, gun safety is a huge concern in my household. according to the latest statistics, each day approximately five children are killed or injured by guns. the newest smart gun, the ip1 is designed to alleviate both of these concerns by personalizing the weapons ability to fire. this works like a regular firearm, if we didn't tell civilians there's batteries, they wouldn't know. >> there's a watch. if you decide "i'm ready to personalise my firearm, i don't want the children to activate the gun", you can sync your watch. once you sync the watch to the firearm, it requires a pip code. >> arma tech c.e.o. demonstrates how the gun can only be fired for eight hours once the pin code is activated, and as long as the watch is within 10 inches of the gun. >> i want to try out the personalised version. >> great. >> i have the watch, i'm the only one that can use it, right? >> correct. >> reporter: that's because the gun and watch communicate by ra

he walked into a gun store. and not mentally ill. not a drug addict.hot the state background check. it's because sen after i decide who have been through all of a sense of what gun-control laws do. soon after that we had two factors. all reelected and that always this currently anti-gun and openly sell the second horrific thing that happened. the children and educators who were shot and killed by a homicidal maniac. now i think all of us, every human being was distraught over this and the idea that these children were killed. what presd what is different now. functionality. they ignorance is widely exposed after the white house released a photo of president obama's de shooting. the new york times incorrectly labeled a gun and rifle instead of a shotgun. for those of you that don't know this, rifle shoots a single bullet while i shotgun fires many pilots. skeet shooting is done with a shotgun in order to have a chance at hitting plate. it is difficult to do. it would be impossible with the rifle. they are not shotguns. every newspaper uses the term assa

road rage incident and someone has a gun. what happens if you're on a date and you don't know they're carrying a gun? it's all been presented here. it seems the council members don't want to pass new gun laws but they are being forced to do that. with all the restrictions discussed, this would not meet the requirement set by the court. so this is all still very much in the air. the debate has been going on for most of the morning. there has still not been a vote on this. we're waiting to see what happens inside the wilson building. reporting live in washington. richard jordan, news 4. >> there are now two serges going on in the case of the missing uva student. the search for hannah graham and the last person seen with her. jesse matthew was the last known person to see hanna graham saturday morning leaving tempo restaurant in charlottesville. today police release lab results connected hannah to evidence found in matthew's car. >> he was the last person we can show, that we know was with hannah graham. he's got information that

it's a small caliber, .380. the gunas laying on the car in this position, and the round struck the weapon in a downward angle. point of impact is right here, but the bullet, after striking the handgun, went into the engine compartment of the vehicle and disintegrated. >> mcgann attributes the successful outcome of the standoff to his years of police training. >> i derive great personal satisfaction just from the fact that you work hard and keep practicing, and you just develop skills that you do finally have a chance to use. you know, it came out good. >>> coming up -- a convenience store clerk fights for his life after getting stabbed in the neck. i will light up every room i walk into. olay presents the regenerist luminous collection. renews surface cells to even skin tone. in just two weeks, see pearlescent, luminous skin. regenerist luminous. olay. your best beautiful. i will always be brilliant, never dull. new olay regenerist luminous facial oil. with 9 lightweight oils that seal in moisture for luminous skin day

has a civilian used their gun to stop them from committing this crime? and she says this has never happened. and, of course, there's laughter here. i mean, i'm sure without any problems we could go through a long list of things. you look at schools like in pennsylvania, you have pearl, mississippi, you have universities like appalachian law school, you have malls like in salt lake city or you have portland, oregon, you have churches like the universal life church. i can mention to you shootings on streets in memphis in, you know, in downtown areas in oklahoma city. other places, many of them public shootings have been stopped by citizens with guns. all briefly talked about the shooting in las vegas. the one thing that i would add about it is that here you have this guy -- it's true he died -- but he stopped, temporarily, the male killer there. the female had to go and get a cart, pretend to be one of the shoppers, go around behind him and then shoot him in the back and kill him. the question is how long that took. i have no idea. but for her to think of t

permit to acquire a gun or to carry a gun you had to meet certain criteria, you had to be trustworthy so anyone considered untrustworthy by the authorities you don't get your gun permits. they had a discretionary issuance we would call it today. it shows you the danger of language like that if you have subjective language, to allow for ease to decide who gets a permit as opposed to objective criteria like conviction felon handling and things like that. this is burner best, another footnote on him, there had been a nazi turncoat who revealed box hammer documents from 1931, when the nazis came to power best had that guy a arrested and he was mysteriously killed while trying to escape. and the nuremberg cases and he was not executed but was in prison for a while and lived to tell the tale. he had a guy murdered that had revealed those documents. now we move on to getting ford 1938. as time went on the economic crews were tightening, jewish assets were being confiscated, and conditions were getting very harsh. this was before the start. david had to be warned later but je

what if he was really shopping for a gun? he was not. this was a toy gun. y state. so why the suspicion that ultimately leads to this black man's death in this case versus, for a white american who often can walk around in ohio, like you said, we might have images that we could show, rallies, walmart store, wherever it is, this is shopping while black. and the result is death. >> we've got the video up there now. there's a spot in the video where we can show him, where he's holding this. he's walking down the aisle. he stops at the end of this aisle. stops and stares at something else. and this is what gets him shot and killed. standing there like that. turns out another white shopper saw him with that, called 911 and police are watching him just about now is when they start to watch him at the other end of the aisle. and you will see, as he stands there, you will actually see him fall at some point from being fired on by police. the -- there's a spot that is -- it's a 9 is 11 call that got all of this started. are we going to see the shooting take place her

gun. so he was walking around with a bb gun in a store that sells them. ler apparently told the police that he was menacing people. that is illegal. that is against the law. that he was pointing the gun at children. >> let me bring in jim cavanagh. the caller says, here's what one shopper at walmart described what he saw. watch this. >> call the police. waving at people, waiting the gun at people and everything. wugs the police got there, they said put it down. they said it two times. and then the gentleman decided to swing the rifle to the officer pointing it at them. that's when the officer shot him twice. >> now, waving the gun, pointing it at people, now it turns out, he is rekanlting what he just said. a month later he says, crawford didn't turn the weapon on anybody. quote, at no point did he shoulder the rifle and point it at anyone. could the change in the man's story faegt the investigation? clearly on the video he is not pointing a gun at officers or anyone else. >> the video, the critical part of the video is eight seconds, from 50 seconds to 58

police found a gun under his body. he was pronounced at the scene. 89 bullets hit a 24-year-old man in the head on the right side of his body. he was discovered on the steps of the second floor and transported to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania in extremely critical condition. during the search police found 30 marijuana plants in the house. they don't know if the shooting was drug related. but there were 3 witnesses in the house that were giving details about the shooting. >> sources on the scene

. >> i hate to even imagine what could have happened if gonzalez was carrying a gun. >> this is the secret service against one man with a mental illness and you lost. >> how much would it cost to lock the front door of the white house. >> we heard lawmaker after lawmaker say the suspect got even deeper into the white house than the secret service first admitted, not only hopping the fence and running across the lawn but opening the front door which was astoundingly unlocked but this guy pushed aside a secret service agent and walked to the stairs and got into the white house east room, a room that the president and you know well. it's where the president often speaks to the nation, for example, to say that osama bin laden has been killed. this is chilling news, that a time of peril and threats to the nation. it's a job that can zero room for error. the consequences far too tragic and too public to risk. the life of the leader of the free world rests in their hands. the united states secret service, of course, has innumerable quiet successes to its name but after a series of fee fiasco, the

it is very hard to carry or even have a gun would you. you can have a gun anywhere. an exception of state law. would you comment on what could be physically done? >> well, i hear about this a lot. such a wide range on this issue. if you have a concealed carry permit. a campus says you can't have it. the people are pro second amendment or pro-gun. virginia tech. you want to have a way to defend yourselves. gun free zones of the most dangerous places. more rare obviously. but james said that eight movie theaters between his apartment and the one that he chose the people in colorado were allowed to use and carry guns. murderers are crazy, but they are not going to go somewhere that they cannot do damage. fort hood, the school shooting. essentially gun-free zones. i understand the movement. i don't want to live in a known gun free zone, especially on a college campus. it is a large place. you know, the flip side of that as people say, well, kids a tramp -- drinking on campus. obviously gun ownership number-one is a huge responsibility. it is one that no one should take li

this is a story of americans and their guns. want them to leave with a newfound appreciation of the role firearms have paid for our nation's history. to create ability firearms that enabled us to manufacture anything at all during world war ii and stopped fascism in its tracks. they played a huge part in the development of the nation. teaching men and women to shoot to defend themselves. is acans and their guns significant and seminal part of american history. for more information about the national firearms museum and the nra, visit their website, nr a -- this is american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span three. >> all weekend long, american history tv is joining our charter cable partners to showcase the history of wyoming's capital, cheyenne. to learn more about the cities local 2014 to her, -- tour, visit our website. tour ofnue with our cheyenne. >> this is it. we are washing the wagons for the event next saturday. cheyenne frontier days.

anything about a gun, he never mentioned anything about a gun to her. he had so many things that he could have done in reaction to, even if that threat was real in any way. he could have rolled up the window. he could have locked the door. he could have called the police. he could have driven away. he did none of those things, reached for the one, pointed it, shot it ten times, and killed that young man. this is a terrible case. i'm hoping he is found accountable for all his actions here, but i think the prosecution did a fairly decent job. the only thing i would have liked to see is a little more righteous indignation from the prosecution about the behavior of their dunn while he was on the stand. i know the jury was watching him very closely as they make up their mind. >> and he never -- and i'm repeating what paul pointed out. he never told his girlfriend who was with him, and they went to a hotel and had pizza, i believe, never mentioned to her about a gun. >> it's a problem. they drove away from a scene where he had fired ten times at a vehicle, at

. >>> there has been a shooting at a gun range in montgomery county. chopper three is over that scene in conshohocken at montgomery county public safety training campus. this is on conshohocken road. chopper three was overhead as a person was air lifted from the scene within the past hour. the circumstances surrounding this shooting are unclear and there is in word on the condition of that shooting victim but "eyewitness news" is working the the store i and we will bring you more information as we can. >>> woman is attacked on a popular trail in broad daylight. tonight a suspect is on the loose and residents in the neighborhood are on edge. police say that the woman was assaulted near banks of the wissohickon creek right under the mccallum street bridge. "eyewitness news" reporter walt hunter is live at special victims with the very latest now, walt. >> reporter: well, chris, police here at special victims unit say that sexual predator struck at one of philadelphia's most pleasant, most popular spots, trails right along wissohickon creek in chestnut hil

under arrest after police say they brought a loaded gun on onto a school bus. the sheriff's office says a 15-year-old brought the gun on the bus and then gave it to another student. authorities say the gun had one bullet in it which was in the magazine's clip. the school found out when other students on the bus started texting their parents. the bus driver held the students on the bus until deputies arrive. >> he was notified via radio and that's why he stopped. >> oh my god, a freshman with a gun on the bus. this is a small community and it was scary to know that someone brought a gun to school. >> there was not a plan top hurt anyone, police thought so. >>> and next, the northern california, wild fires threatened hundreds of structures. we have an update on the progress that firefighters are making in containing the flames. >>> i will have the full forecast coming up. is there an elk in your bed? with sleep number, now there's an adjustment for that. you can only find sleep number at a sleep number store. head in for the final days of the biggest sale of the

. >> a car is just as deadly as a gun. >> we have three people in one car, all of them had serious injuries and one had a fatal injury. >> sometimes what looks like an accident, really is a crime. >> there are people that really shouldn't be on the road behind the wheel of a car. that really should be in jail and christopher ponz is one of those people. >> there is no question who is bad guy is in this case. the question is, where is he? ♪ >>> i met, in 2005 at middle school here in florida. our friendship had built over the years, sat at the saim lunch table. just about every year through school. one of our good friend had returned from afghanistan with the u.s. marines. and we hadn't seen him since high school. so me and william with another friend of mine, robert, we figured out a good meeting point would be down in high park. at the time i didn't have my own vehicle, so me and will chipped both in on gas in his car. he had the mustang since high school. we took that thing to work every day. we hung out with all the same people together and i mean, that was our, that was the car. that wa

did you tell the principal or the other teachers that you were carrying a gun? >> i did not. >> reporter: what about parents? they don't know? >> right. they don't know. >> reporter: they're going to know now. >> yes. >> reporter: are you worried a little bit? >> i am. i am worried. but i hope they see i'm a responsible teacher. i want what's best for the children. >> reporter: it's worth noting, brian, that nationally the vast majority of teachers polled, 68%, oppose arming school employees. and yet since sandy hook a dozen states have passed laws allowing adults to carry firearms in schools, adding to laws already on the books in many other states. >> cynthia mcfadden, thanks. thought-provoking story. and we wanted to let you know you can let us know what you think on our facebook page. we'll be incorporating viewer comments in our follow-up report on this subject. but for now we're back in a moment with the new record for a beloved modern day hollywood classic making history now. >>> "the lion king" is now the most valuable brand name in all of entertainment.

this is a story of americans and their guns. want them to leave with a newfound appreciation of the role firearms have paid for our nation's history. it was our ability to create firearms that enabled us to manufacture anything at all during world war ii and stopped fascism in its tracks. they played a huge part in the development of the nation. teaching men and women to shoot to defend themselves. americans and their guns is a significant and seminal part of american history. >> for more information about the national firearms museum and the nra, visit their website, eum.org. you're watching american history tv. all weekend, every weekend on c-span 3. >> monday night on "the communicators," michael copps discussael mcdowell proposals and issues before the fcc. >> the issue with consolidation is you have these huge companies that are not only in control of distbu

he did tell police that he broke a gun to school because he is being bullied by another this to a gun. his classmates appearing again about how such a problem should be handled. >> and student was noticeably absent here the tow rope was arrested yesterday for britain in a gun to >> the school for kids to be that scared about being bullied. >> a security officer found unloaded 30 special. >> place of the gun in a book of another student. the witness saw it all happened and alerted school security. we could've been worse than what it was. to find out that it was an unloaded weapon really gave me a little bit more relief. >> the serial number on the gun was the fazed. many school families are praising the child of alerted security urging others to always do the same. >> if no stone has a gun reported. it is like a family here. metal detectors are in use in some chicago elementary schools. today the boy his church as a juvenile with unlawful use of a weapon. the 38 specialist on lotus indebted to put five and spero. >> the explosion. the report's investigators believe may have been caused

should a person be able to buy a gun without a background check? yes or no. >> no. >> should a person with a mental illness be able to buy a gun without a background check? >> it would depend on the severity of the mental illness and with the diagnosis was. who has aout someone recent order against them? a protective order? >> you want to go over the whole bill? >> it's the first opportunity they have had to ask you. >> the things we say that we are interviewed in the press are available in the press. if you're not looking at it, your staff can tell you i did tell you this. >> you admit we never had a conversation? >> we have conversations all the time in the press. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's about these two guys. it give them the respect and let them have this conversation so that we are better informed. >> to go one step further, there is an organization that has or is about to endorse tom foley for governor. on the basis of his gun position. of thatident organization said that they had that discussion with tom foley where he says they would s

45 caliber pistol and took her down to get her attention. >> the only way to get her attention was a gun in her face and walk out on the ground. >> she called police and pinned ferguson to the ground until they arrived. a search of the home turned up 28 stolen items which belongs to homes and his neighbors. >> still ahead in the next half-hour of "action news," police say they are closing in on eric frein the man who attacked two troopers the second most wanted man in the nation. >> to prove a point about internet speeds, we slowed down an up escalator. this is crazy i don't get it, this one is working ladies, shouldn't up be as fast as down? yeah. shouldn't internet speeds match as well? yes. do your socks match? my socks match. do your eyeballs match? yes. cable does not match the speeds. makes you want to go mad. erggggh. only verizon fios comes with speedmatch - upload speeds as fast as your download speeds join now at fiosspeedmatch.com verizon. >> new this morning, seven people are being treated for injuries after a boat caught fire after at a dock in boston. fire officials say a 3

it involved a woman, a gun and it could be a game changer. good evening everyone i'm frank somerville. >> and i'm julie haener. we're told it could be a game changer involving the case of ray mcdonald. a detailed report details a previous disturbance at mcdonalds home including an angry woman holding a gun. azenith smith has the story. >> reporter: while it's unclear why a gun was involved, this report suggests the 49er felt threatened before and may be revealing why this investigation is taking as long as it has. one month after ray mcdonald was booked into jail, this phone call happened. >> an ex fired a gun possibly at a male. >> reporter: dispatchers relaying a message from the defensive lineman's home. according to the police report, an engaged couple apparently mcdonald and his fiance became angry and took out a firearm. >> mr. mcdonald felt strongly enough he felt he needed to call 911 because of his fiance possessing a holding a gun. he did in fact, call 911 for a reason. >> reporter: while the report says no threats were made and the

and that guy was a hero with a gun and a gun beats a knife. in this day and age, the second amendment and a blight on population is more important than ever. >> eric? >> so now we have a rochester gentleman who decided he wanted to fight for isis, and he got caught. he was killed by someone who was a jihadist, now we have this oklahoma city murder. a after yelling god is great, allah is great. so the question is, is this going to be workplace violence? i think this is terror and i think they need to get off the facts first and make sure, but if it is that, i suggest we go in that direction. the other thing is that the ideology, the copy cat killers, copy cat murderers watch what happens and they do the same thing. movie theater shootings, things like that. hopefully we don't have everyone who's ever had an inclination to be a radical islamic decide that now is the time to start acting out. >> that's actually an interesting point, because after the school shootings, and all of the news that comes from it, one of the discussions in the media is

he showed them a gun, forced the students to hand over their cell phones and then took off. en sunday at 2:30 in the afternoon on kyrie avenue near main street a third student was also robbed in a similar fashion. nonstudents are also worried. >> somebody's robbing people at gun point and i'm just like okay, wow, like what am i supposed do now? >> reporter: a check of the numbers of the most recent statistics available between thousand 10 and 2012 there were 10 robberies on caln pus and five robberies just off campus. students say the university regularly alerts them to crimes. >> the alerts are great but we never hear follow up. if they caught anybody or had any suspects or anything like that. >> reporter: the descriptions of the suspects are very similar. they're described as being a black male with a large or muscular build, about 5 feet 9-inches tall and between 25 and 30 years old. one suspect is described as having a goatee. the other a full beard. at this point it's not clear if it's the same man responsible for both armed robberies. reporting live tonight in newark, d

a conflicted felon with a gun on an elevator with president obama in atlanta. we'll have a report from mike emmanuelle coming up. >>> back to ebola and what we have just been listening to, the first confirmed case of ebola in the u.s. john roberts is at the cdc in atlanta, what do we know. >> reporter: there are aspects of this case that are both troubling and reassuring. let's go over the reassuring part. this patient is in isolation, and this patient was put in isolation literally upon admission into the hospital. he travelled from liberia, he is a liberian, he has come to the united states to visit family here on an airplane. he left on the 19th, he arrived on the 20th. the good news, he was not symptomatic, not showing any signs of ebola. troubling news, he sought medical help initially on the 26th, then apparently went back home and wasn'ted a nitted to is hospital until several days later. so this is a window of opportunity potentially infeblting other people. dr. tom freeden said it is likely that one or more people may come down with ebola as a result of

should a person be able to buy a gun without a background check? yes or no. >> no. >> should a person with a mental illness be able to buy a gun without a background check? >> it would depend on the severity of the mental illness and with the diagnosis was. >> what about someone who has a recent order against them? a protective order? >> you want to go over the whole bill? >> it's the first opportunity they have had to ask you. >> the things we say that we are interviewed in the press are available in the press. if you're not looking at it, your staff can tell you i did tell you this. >> you admit we never had a conversation? >> we have conversations all the time in the press. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's about these two guys. it give them the respect and let them have this conversation so that we are better informed. >> to go one step further, there is an organization that has or is about to endorse tom foley for governor. on the basis of his gun position. the president of that organization said that they had that discussion with tom foley where

in walks a guy wearing a ski mask holding a gun. he tells the guy, be quiet. >> that's crazy. >> watch the reaction of the guy in the black. he's very calm. actually, apparently polite, strangely enough. the bar girl comes back after almost a minute. he points a gun at the bar girl and says be quiet and asks to give him the cash. which she does very calmly. she fills the bag with money and he leaves. if you have a gun pointed at you, maybe two things that might be is your nerves, smoke and a drink. >> police are still looking for this guy. we'll see what happens. >> i will challenge you to see if you can figure out what they are making. >> these cheese blocks are one molecule away from being condoms. >> they are put putting them thh a grinder. >> it was a full-on burger cooking session. smoking this [ bleep ] with burger grease. >> are they making a giant hamburger with macaroni and cheese topping? >> then you coat it in the cheese with doritos. >> they are making a batter are ground doritos. >> mac and cheese in this tray, hamburger

if you needed a girl, a gun, launder money, a getaway car, you came to st. paul and the police made sure you as a gangster got whatever you needed. the fbi were trustworthy and not corrupt. crazy thate fbi police in st. paul, minnesota, were in the pockets of gangsters . when ma barker was living on south roberts street in st. paul, only a few miles from where we're standing today, the fbi got a tripwhen ma barker wad her dad boys were there. the barker gang. the fbi raced to the house. by the time they got there, the barker gang was gone, tipped off by the same call police. there was no love lost between the fbi of j edgar hoover, and the corrupt local police who were taking bribes, on the take from the underworld. to, in a way, live the high life and leave a good-looking corpse. that is what happened. they ate well and slept with you for women, drank wonderful line. i think the gangsters knew their lives were short and they lived that gangster life in st. paul. quests throughout the weekend, american history tv is featuring st. paul, minnesota. our tour st

kris denied ever having a gun. he clearly did have a nine millimeter pistol.allistics came in and said that is the type of weapon used in this murder. according to kris, derrick had stolen $441,000, just embezzled it. so kris had a motive. he clearly hated the moo youngs, and finally, the star witness was neville butler. >> kris's case went to trial. in court, the defense presented no alibi witnesses and kris never took the stand. ron petrillo was the defense investigator on the case. >> i knew when i heard all of this going on, coming out of the jury room what the final outcome was going to be. >> the jury returned guilty verdicts in less than four hours. >> and then when it went to the penalty phase, the judge gave him the death sentence. >> during his ruling, the judge declared the coldness and calculated manner in which the defendant executed his heinous plan could not be overstated. kris would officially begin his time on death row. >> one, they gave me the death sentence, i said god knows i am innocent. they will not kill me. they cannot. >> kris was fro

it's been a month since a 9- year-old girl accidentally shot her instructor at a gun range in arizona. her family says she's been distraught ever since the accident. now, the children of victim charles vacca have written her a moving letter of forgiveness. >> we want to know you should move toward with your life. don't let this defining. love yourself and of your family. >> you are only nine years old tiered we think about you. we are worried about you. we pray for you. we wish you peace. >>vacca's children say, they'd like to meet the girl one day, to hug her and tell her it's okay. nearly 15-hundred firefighters are battling a rapidly spreading fire in the forests east of sacramento. it's one of nearly a dozen major wildfires burning in california. the king fire... swept through about 86-hundred acres... causing 160 mandatory evacuations. thousands of californians have had to evacuate over the last few days as wildfires burn across the state. including the boles fire near mount shasta... which damaged or destroyed about 100 structures. first two weeks of school and you already have

seven the family of that little boy who made headlines after turning his pop tart into the shape of a gun and now, a new request. kreuz.i am greta another american who survived the deadly ebola virus. she speaks out. >> and tonight on abc seven primetime, make sure learning more are details about the third american to contract ebola in africa. >> and while he is fighting the disease, the american woman who was cured is speaking out what she went through. >> reddit crews have more on what the cdc is now calling an hasemic -- greta kreuz more. survivoris american nancy writebol, who is speaking publicly for the first time. thought shetebol had malaria, until her husband told her she had ebola. >> and i knew how dangerous that was. >> she and a fellow missionary did recover after being given an experimental drug and being flown hope from liberia. she says she is healthy, happy, and grateful. >> grateful. >> and then there is a third american missionary who is said to be in good spirits as he is cared for in an isolation ward in liberia. the 51-year-old obstetrician was treating pregnant wome

throwdown gun, if it's a bad shooting, somebody takes a gun and throws it down and makes it eal. now we have a way through physical evidence to say if that really took place, or if this was a gun that was actually touched by the suspect. >> all right, clint, thank you for your time. jim, stay with me for another story we're tracking tonight. the massive manhunt for a cop killer in pennsylvania. eric frein is now on the fbi's 10 most wanted list. he continued to evade police tonight. one week after he allegedly ambushed two police officers, killing one and leaving the other one wounded. schools were shut down again today as police search in a heavily wooded area where they believe frein is hiding. >> we think he's here, we have reason to believe he's still in the area, but we want to make sure we're covering every base. we can't let this fella get out of this area because we think he'd be a danger to other members of law enforcement, as well as society. >> let's bring in nbc's sarah from barrett, pennsylvania. sarah, what can you tell us about the investigation right now? >> w

drew his weapon saying, the one cop was the one who shot him, and then i saw the other officer pull a gun out, but he did not shoot. that same worker described how brown staggered dead after the second shot 20 to 25 feet to the ground explaning he was like a walking dead guy. keep in mind these men do not live in dpergson and do not know the brown family, but their account squares with what other witnesses said. the woman who took cell phone video of brown's body lying in the street told cnn that brown was shot from behind. just like the contractor in the green shirt says. >> while he was running away from the officer trying to get away, he was getting shot at. >> this witness told anderson he did not see brown's hands up perhaps because he was running outside to the scene. he did see brown turn around before being fatally shot. >> by the time i gets outside, he's already turned around, facing the officer. he's -- he's -- he has his arms under the stomach, halfway down like he was going down, and the officer lets out about three or four shots at him. cnn new york. >> a lot more news and p

next thing you know, a gun went off. he's pulling a gun out. >> the doors were locked. the students went for cover inside the building and they stayed there until the clear was given for them to be able to evacuate. >> reporter: late this afternoon, word that the shooter was caught the reportedly another student, a teenager, with a gun. and right now, we're told the injured student is recovering at the hospital, expected to be okay. this, as the fbi, for the first time, releases a report on mass shootings. in the past six years, david, an average of 16 shootings a year. >> all right, gio, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to the nationwide manhunt under way. the search for the suspect accused of ambushing state troopers, killing a young father. tonight, officials revealing they have spotted the man in the last 24 hours. they have also spotted something else. this is a pipe bomb left as a possible trap for search teams. abc's linzie janis back on the story for us tonight. >> reporter: tonight, law enforecment revealing new evidence in their hunt for fugitive eric fr

>> i have a gun range officer that got shot in the head. >> reporter: the calls came in again and again an arizona shooting range after a 9-year-old girl with uan uzi accidentally shoots her instr t instructor. >> we need a helicopter. an balance ain't going to work. we need a helicopter. >> reporter: incident report shows that the family started a day of fun. they went for a monster truck ride and headed to the gun range. cell phone video shows charles vacca standing next to the girl after she set the uzi to automatic. when the gun fell everyone raun to the girl. she told her mother the gun was too much for her and it hurt her shoulder. that's when the family and employees realized her instructor had been shut. >> we need a helicopter now. >> they're on their way now. is he still breathing? >> yes, he is. >> are you applying pressure to the wound. >> yes, i am. he's convulsing. >> are asks all compassionate americans to pray for their children and the entire vacca family. >>> and a third midair disruption in a week by a jet air passenger or reclining seats. a jet airliner was diverted

they're being banned at a new york high school because -- there they are. -- they have guns on them. ou think? head to our facebook page and join in the conversation, #keeptalking. >> "fox & friends first" starts right now. >> good morning. today is thursday, september 25. i'm elisabeth hasselbeck. a fox news alert. the suspect charged with abducting university of virginia student hannah graham captured by police in texas. now the question is, where is hannah? >> meanwhile, as the united states unleashes new airstrikes on isis's oil trade, the syrian rebels who we were supposed to be helping them, suddenly they're having a change of heart. >> meanwhile ter -- terrifying photos showing a woman being chased by a home

seem like the type. >> bill jenning was shocked when he learned the boy next door got his hands on a gun and shot himself in the head. he was home alone with his mother when he shot himself. she ran out of the house screaming. >> she was screaming and on the phone screaming. >> police arrived quickly and conducted cpr until medics arrived and the boy was flown to the hop where he is in critical condition. the boy's parents and older brother live in the house. they are looking to see who left that gun within reach of the boy and they went door-to-door talking to neighbors. and they left the house with evidence. the boy was often seen playing in front of the house. >> a happy go lucky kid, very bright, always speaks i feel very sorry for him. >> jennings says the family moved in a year ago and was surprised to hear there was a gun in the house. he says he was the best neighbor he ever had. >> just lost my oldest son in february. this is even worse than that. >> we are withholding the name of the boy and the boy's parents until we are sure their close relatives are notified. the police say

because i do think there's a risk that the gun could end up in a child's hand, so i'm okay with guns in schools, if it's a security, trained security personnel. but every teacher having a gun, i don't know if i can fully get behind it. >> i can get behind it because law abiding citizens who take the classes are great with guns. i mean they know what they're doing, and i trust -- i trust them more than i trust the criminals, and if you don't want to listen to the crime fighters, listen to the criminals. because surveys show that they admit that they do not target people they believe are armed. they only target people in gun free zones or if they don't think they're armed. especially in this day and age, in this time that we are living in, in melbourne, australia, a guy carrying a knife and an islamic state flag tried to behead a police officer, i think this was yesterday. he was shot dead, a gun beats a knife. and in this day and age, that's not such a bad thing. >> bob, isn't the goal not to have any guns in our schools? i know exactly where you're going to come down on this, but woul